The Colorado statesman., 1910-04-16
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Glenwood has a motor club.
Monte Vista has eighty autos.

band.
George S. whiteaker died at Keysor,
aged 81.
Trinidad has four miles of paved
streets.
Wiley Odd Fellows are building
temple.
The postoffice at vallery has begun
business.
A new flour mill will be built at
Antonito.
A Christian church has been organ
lied at Fowler
Delta Methodists will build a new
$4,000 church.
Considerable mining activity is re-
ported at Rico.
The new bank at Deer Trail has
opened for business.
A choral society has been organized
at Whitewater.
G. H. DEMO has been appointed
postmaster at Eaton.
Meeker will vote on bonds for new
high school May I'd.
Colorado Springs has started war
on the mashers, too.
Cheraw will add a newspaper to its
other new enterprises.
The Burlington will build depot
and place an agent at Keota.
Cedaredge carpenters have fixed
their scale at $3.50 per day.
Pueblo street car men have asked
for raise of cents per hour.
A report from Clifton says there are
fifteen jobs there for every man.
The usual squabble leaves the Den
yer food show queen still uncrowned.
The incline railway to the summit of
Mt. Morrison is about ready for traf-
fic.
Company NJ, First infantry, is the
new military organization at Long
mont.
Judge s. S. Worley of Holyoke has
offered to donate to his town ground
for park.
Denver directory publishers esti-
mate that city's population at present
at 100000.
Kersey women will have charge of
the independence Day celebration at
that place.
The State Epworth League conven-
tion will be held at Fort Collins June
14th to 18th.
Elections will be held on the forma-
ton of irrigation districts north and
south of Hayden.
The Cedaredge Champion says there
is a scarcity of general laborers in
that section.
The Otero County Sunday school
convention will meet at Manzanola,
May 9th and 10th.
Mrs. Julia Ives died at Idaho Springs
at the age of 76. She was pioneer
of Clear Creek county.
Colorado turner societies will en-
deavor to have the 1913 national meet
held in Denver.
Mrs. j. E. Whinnery, a resident of
Colorado, thirty-five years, died at
Read, aged seventy-five.
Alvin will be the name of new
postoffice soon to be established four
teen miles north of Laird.
Rio Blanco county commissioners
have raised the bounty on adult gray
wolves to $40; pups, $40.
Secretary DR.. Hugh l.. Taylor Of the
State Board of Health says there are
over 400 cases of smallpox in Colo
RADIO.
Auto service has been established
between steamboat Springs and Hay
den, Craig, Wantland, Colo, and
Boggs, Wyo.
The Twin Lakes Fish Protective AS
sociation has offered $50 reward for
the conviction of persons violating the
state fish laws at the lakes.
The Longmont board of education
will ask for a $4,000 bond issue to
make an addition to the high school
building.
State Game and Fish Commissioner
mining companies whose mills are pol
luting trout streams.
For the twentieth time A. j. Parks
has been elected secretary of the
board of trustee of the State Normal
school at Greeley.
Colorado postmasters appointed:
Sedgwick, Jay Kimball, vice ]. H. Jen-
sen, resigned; Sunlight, Jasper H.
Cummins, vice H. G. Clacy, resigned.
The national president of the boiler
makers has ordered the men out at
the C. G. S. Trinidad shops. Reason
not known. Twenty-Five are affected.
A controversy has arisen between the
counties of Kit Carson and Yuma as
to the title township 51a SOUTH" lying
on the line between the two counties.
One of the three-inch brass cannon
used by the Federal army at the first
battle of Bull Run has been by the
War Department ordered shipped to
the Soldiers Home at Monte Vista.
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