The Lamar register., 1910-09-28

sept. 80, over 600 cars OF cattle, sheep
and horses will have been shipped east
from there.
Greeley has more children in por-
portion to its size than any other
town in the country. consequently the
Chicago original makers of COLLAPSE
factory there.
Risking her own life to save that of
her daughter. Mrs. A. L. Smith of
Greeley sucked the poison from the
heel of the girl. who had been bitten
by a rattlesnake. and she is fast re-
covering.
The President has withdrawn all
public lands formerly in township
north. ranges IS to 80 west. and town
ship north. range IS west. aggregat-
ing 69.o55 acres. in the Glenwood
Springs district.
James Collins was finde $50 and
costs at Greeley for bootlegging.
Thomas Gervais, one of the alleged
rioters at Frederick. was bound over
to the County Court and his bond
fixed to the amount Of $1,000.
The Weld County Poultry and Pet
Stock Association will hold its exhi-
bition in Greeley Dec. IA, Is. 16 and
IL. c. II. Rhoades Of Topeka. Kan,
will be the Judge. The association
which was organized recently has al
ready 100 members.
Mrs. s. Stolley and her two child
rem OF Denver were internally injured
Wednesday when C. & +. railroad
train. east-bound. was wrecked near
Conant. nine miles west OF Lima. o.
killing an aged woman and injuring
twenty-five people.
Owing to a legal technically the
vote on the $1,000 bond issue for the
Kersey school district. scheduled for
Saturday. was postponed five weeks.
An error in publication made the
change necessary. A recent change In
the law makes five publications nee
essary instead OF four.
At Greeley impressive ceremonies
marked the corner stone laying Of the
Industrial Arts building at the State
Normal school donated by Simon Gug-
genheim. The grand lodge of Ma
sons had charge. and a feature Of the
afternoon was an address by Governor
Shafroth. The building cost $4,000.
The old Chinese laundry in Colorado
City that is fictitiously pointed out to
tourists as the first capitol Of Colo
RADIO. was raided by United States Of.
ficers Friday night and an opium lay
out seized. A kettle for cooking opium.
quart jar Of some kind of drug and
two boxes Of yen she" were seized,
as was 1889 in money found secreted
in the place.
State Engineer Charles w. Com.
stock Friday ordered the Denver Su-
burban Homes and Water Company to
release the water impounded in the
Castlewood reservoir during the storm
of two weeks ago. By this order the
farmers along the Platte will get this
water for irrigation. Complaint was
made by the farmers that the water
was needed in order to save their
crops.
Friday. with L. S. Stimson, the Cam.
field Development Company formed an
irrigation district south of the Platte
river near Julesburg and in the vicin-
ity Of Sedgwick. 1t is proposed to
reclaim $4,000 acres at a cost of $780,
900. There will be nine reservoirs
and the source Of supply will be the
flood waters Of the Platte river. Work
will be started within three weeks af.
ter voting bonds and awarding OF con.
tract.
Fort Collins beets are found to con-
tain better sugar content than during
the two previous seasons.
Encouragement of the details for
mine rescue work in the Rocky
mountain region will be perfected
by DR.. J. A. Holmes, director of
the new bureau of mines, during his
trip to the western country extending
over three weeks. He left Washington
today and will visit Colorado, Utah.
Montana and Wyoming. While in the
west, DR.. Holmes will deliver an ad-
dress at the American Mining con-
gress at Los Angeles. September %.
The date of the semi-annual do
ceasan conference of the priests of
Colorado has been set for Oct. 4, in
order that the priests from all parts
of the state will be able to attend
the silver jubilee of Father William
Organ of Denver.
Putting iron burrs on the track of
the Union Pacific near Lucerne to see
how high a motor car would jump in
posing over them, may prove a Sc
rious thing for James Kennedy. arrest
ed by Sheriff Forance. charged with
obstructing a railroad track and endan-
gering life. Kennedy is a farm hand