The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-03-26
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Bayfield, expects a bank soon.

bFONer mas new commercial cluD.
Denver has 1900 automobiles: $50
motorcycles.
Greeley will have Q new $4,000
Baptist church.
\ new brass band has been organ
lied at Fowler.
kersey expects to be electrically
lighted soon.
\ creamery company has been or
gantzed at Ordway.
Railroad surveyors are headed to-
ward Center
A canning company has been incor-
porated at Arriola.
Denver bank clearings last week
Were sl0,347, 900.
The German Baptists have organized
church at La lara.
The new smelter at Alma Junction is
finished and will blow in soon.
Farmers around Center have signed
up $500 acres for a sugar factory.
The $4,000 new depot of the d. &
r. q. at Canon City is finished.
Greeley's big sewer. to cost $4,000.
The Las Animas Motorcycle Club
has voted to build saucer track.
The Union Pacific's Pleasant Valley
branch will be extended to Purcell.
The Methodists of La Veta have
voted to erect a fine new church build
ing
Fountain citizens will donate the
site for the new $4,000 canning fac
tory
The penalty for selling liquor in
Greeley has been fixed at from $50 to
$500.
Reports from the fruit districts are
that the 1910 crop will be the biggest
ever.
Darius P. Miller, head of the Bur-
lington system, is looking over the
state.
A big musical festival is being
planned for the Denver Auditorium
April 1921.
1t is said that mountain sheep can
be seen any day on Democrat noun
tain. near Georgetown.
1t is reported that the Pullman Com
pany intends to build new shops at
Sable, near Denver.
Dennis ]. Foley. an Alamosa duck
hunter, is in the hospital as the result
of an accidental shot.
Nearly every eastern and northern
Colorado point reports large numbers
OF Fasteners coming in.
The United Hydro-Electric Company
will extend Its transmission line from
Georgetown to Lawson.
The farmers around Mount Hope
have organized a telephone company.
They will connect with Wray.
William Andre, formerly Of Denver.
jumped through a train window near
Gilcrest. Sunday. and was killed.
Eli Dewey, aged II, relative of
Admiral George Dewey, was killed by
a Santa Fe train near Lamar, Friday.
R. A. Huleatt, near Loveland. har-
vested his dry farm corn crop and
learned he had forty bushels to the
acre.
Oil we'll drilling will be begun at
Fondis, and five carloads Of machinery
have already been received for that
purpose.
The Elk River Anthracite Railway
Company has been incorporated at
Steamboat Springs, capitalized at
$4,000.
F. o. Fryberger and Jay Calhoun
were electrocuted at Loveland Monday
hx,n vi nf
Colorado Power Company.
A northern Colorado baseball league
will probably be formed, to include
Boulder, Loveland, Longmont, Fort
Collins, Greeley, Louisville and Lafay-
ette.
Denver papers believe that a new
smelling concern is preparing to do
business in Colorado and that Dennis
Sheedy will have a good deal to do
with it.
The federal authorities will soon be-
gin proceedings to recover the price OF
about 100000 feet of timber which
has been cut from the public domain
and used by different mines in this
state.
At Marshall, Monday. r. E. Walker,
a farmer, had part of thumb bitten
off by Tony Girardo, teamster, who
had been beating his team with a
shovel, when Walker interfered.
The following Colorado postmasters
have been appointed: Hebron, Jack
son county, Andrew J. Munroe, vice
w 7 uoipamap resipned. Mt MOrri-
son, jefferson county, Jasper d. Bah
cock, vice C. C. Post, resigned.
The following new Colorado post
masters have been appointed: Phipps-
burg, Routt county, Agnes K. Parfitt,
vice NJ. NJ. Whitney. resigned; Rsdi-
ant, Fremont county, Charles E. King
er, vice G. F Purdum, resigned; River