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The chronicle=news., 1912-11-07

Montreal. Nov. "A wireless mes
sag" today from Tia" Canadian North
'Tn royal mail steamer Royal George
which went aground IN the ST; I.IS-
rene" river near Quebec last night.
confirmed earlier news that 400 OF
the vessels 91o passengers had been
taken OFF Four tugs weT. standing
hv when tn" n.ssac. was acnt nnd II
is believed In" work of transferring
the passengers continued through tn.
night.
\ dispatch from Quebec early this
morning announced all the pass"n-
gers and crew wcr. safe.
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Tho complete returns of ~ pre-
cIncts ont Of u total OF 4? In Las
Animas county assures the election
OF two and possibly four candidates
On the fusion ticket. Granting a
small majority against a. ". Mciien.
dri~ In this county and 200 major
ity Tor tn. Republicans In Hu.rfano
county. the fusion judicial ticket will
win by about 500 majority. Hen
dr.ck will 20 out OF Las Animas with
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TAFT IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. Nov. ..-pr.sid-Yt
TAFT returned to Washington At 10
today. the private ear of Governor
Hadlcy Of Missouri was attached to
the presidents train at Harrisburg
aud the sOvcrncr- came "n to Wash.
inkton.
II. VIII confer with Mr.. TAFT to-
day. Asked II he would take second
piac. on the Republican ticket Gov
"rnor Hadly said: u have no, been
asked" +"
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MURDER CHARGE DENIED

Los Angeles. Cal. Nov. Mrs.
Pansy HastinRs-l-esh. the young wo-
man who walked into the Los An
geles police station last week and
announced that she had killed Mrs.
Elizo Coe of Sedalia. Mo-. and Mrs.
e. NJ. Quaintance. of Greenlce. the
same state. S years ago. denied to-
day that she attempted to poison the
infant son of Paul Bauer OF St.
Louis.
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TAFT PREPARING MESSAGE

WhshInEiDn, Nov. ..-FfosIdenT
Taft found a grist of routine upon his
return to Washington today. and
some special things to look after.
Most important of all the work
waiting for the President Is his an
nual message to congress. This prob
ably will he sent as one document
instead of in sections ms last year.
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BULGAR|ANS ARE
At Gates Of
7 ] RK|SH
CAPITAL

London, Nov. We viii sing "a
Tc Dcum OF Thanksgiving in tn.
MosTi" u 81 ipsi1 next sunday"
boasi.d leaders Of ~" cOuuumiug
army uf Bulgaria today before the
last Turkish haiti" limo between ih,m
and the city OF Constan,luoplc
or tn, great Europcun empire
conquered hy the M1hammcdnn in
Sadcrs centuries ago. there remained
today only iN" small districts. =.
en- these -cons'autinppIr. Adrian
"pl". Saloniki, NOna-tIr ard sruurl
--ar" Threatened
I, is reported that the great strong
hold of SalnnikI has br"u "yaeunt"d
and that the Turkish army stationed
in tn. city has been Withdrawn. hut
no confirmation of this yet has been
received. Which direction III. re-
treating army Is supposed To hay"
taken was not mentioned In the re-
port. but II Il rs true that the Turks
hav" abandoned the city they must
sooner or later com" into contact with
on" Of tn. armies investing tn" fort
r"ss whichever way they take
Monastir also. whore F"thI pashn
had a large Turkish army. h. said 10
hav. been occupied by tn. allied Eai-
kan tropF.
Between the bulgarian army and
constan,inoplc now stand only In.
Tchatuljn forts held by the army
that has suffered series OF crush-
ing defeats aud that has been rem
dcrcd. 1t Il believed In military cir
clcs. incapable nf maxim. any rus-
,aincd defense against - vigorous az
sault som" villages IN Ia. vicinity
of this las, iiu. ot d.fcns" arc re-
vor,eh alscsd, y IN. .srjs Of '.-
liuivaIiaGs.
The Turkish fortr.s, of scu,ari.
near III. Nont.ncgTin frontier. and
tina. of AdriHnopio. Ia the eastern
sphcr" of operations. are stiil maxi
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QUAKE RECORDED

Seattle. Wash, Nov. IA violent
earthquake shock was recorded last
night at the University of Washing
ton. The disturbance was not more
than 1000 miles distant. to the
northwest or southwest and there
for probably was in Alaska.
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B. B. S|PE IS ELECTED
CORONER BY BIG
MAJORITY

Burncy u. Sipe. for the past six
y"ais deputy coroner. has been elect
the largest majority given any Demo-
cru,ic aud proEro siyC candidate on
the fusion ticket. Sipo's election was
conceded from the tim" the first re-
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NO FUSION OF
q. o. p AND NOOSERS

New York, Nov. "A mass meet
ing OF the state committee OF the
Progressive party and Of the county
chairman has been called to be held
In this city week after next. A state
ment by state Chairman William II.
Hotchkiss declares that under no
circumstances will the Progressive
party fuse with the Republican par
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NEWSPAPERS READ

Indianapolis. Nov. s.-Ncwspapcr
clippings abou, explosions wcr" rctd
nj the dynamic. conspiracy" trial
today rs having been sen, to John
j. Mcnamara. by officials Of the In
tcrnational Association OF bridge and
structural Iron Workers
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Holt leads l2a.
sepresentatives-46 Precincts.

This tabuiatcd vote gives Guynn a
majority over bO,h Mayer and Boyle.
Seven city precincts. the Fifth
Ward vote not known on justices.
gives Stone aud Bowers safe lead
for Justices and practically assures
the election of Harry Lewis and Luke
Esan as constables.
The vote in seven city precincts IL
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BIG SOCIALIST VOTE IN OHIO

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. Social
!st state headquarters today claimed
the socialist vot. IN Ohio ran close
to 100000. In both Cuyahoga and
Lucas counties the Socialists claim
Debs received a larger vote than
TAFT.
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REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR
FOR TENNESSEE

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 1.--Returns
today assure Governor Hooper. Re-
publican. OF a plurality of 1000
over McMillin. Democrat.
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LOOK FOR SPECIAL SESSION

WnshinEtOn. NOV. 1.--Dtmocrats
here consider it very likely that Mr..
Wilson will cali a special session OF
the new congress soon after his inau-
Guration az president in March.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

"ashington. November ..--fresi-
dent Taft this morning issued a proc
lamation setting aside November IS
as Thanksgiving day.
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TURKS ARE WHIPPED

Phf1s. NOV. '.-TUTkty mas dctId-
cd to givct he powers complete lib
erty of action in arrapginE condi-
tions of peace. according to u dis
patch from Constantinoplc to the
Journal Des Debts.
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as follows.

FIFTH WARD: Egan 29G: Dennis
2l6: Lewis ESQ: Mulberry 2i6.
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WIH I!|!}!|J BvI {9gR g51|, PREGFGI$ 4 Gi;z,nnr
ANp.> >BENDR|CK ASSURED BY 500
A. ". NcHendrie and J. J.. 20

Aw xeHendrie and D.. vi elected in the third
judicial district Colorado compr Las Animal Bent Prov
ezs 600 This is based
complete precincts Las Anma in
1ovn and complete the other counties Huerfan"
will register majority Of less than against
dae will offset this majority Last night
Wasenbus conceded the election Of both HcHende
Hendrck
The complete Baca eves HcHendrie
majority zoe and Hendrck 1893 Bent county shows majority
county $50 total majority for the judicial
ticket the three counties Of l722 Huerfano shows
joriy little 100 the Republican candidates FKur
ing NcHnde will Las Anmas BY 100 his majority
will close eO0 Hendik will have fully
800 majority.
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Dem. MAJoRITIES
RAISED IN COLORADO

Denver. Nov. 1.-Reiuins early
today from 1" counties. including
city and county of Denver. with
ns. counties complete. indicate that
.. Democrats and 10 Republicans
have been elected to the Colorado
hous" OF Representatives and that
y Democrats aud four Republicans
have been elected to the state senate.
most OF whom are pledged to vote
ior tn" peoples choice for United
States senators.
For congress at large. tn. rr-cl.c-
tion OF Edward Taylor. Democrat.
incumbent. In assured: also Edward
Heating. Democrat.
Gcorg. !. kIndel and u. Il. Sell
doTrifgc. Democrats hav. been elect
eel to congress In III" ilrst and sec.
ond districts.
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Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. THE
light In Wyoming between Demo-
Gratis and Republicans for United
States senator is'olos-. Unofficial re-
turns this mornim. from rinia coun-
~ Will Civ. the Republicans six ma
)orlv on Join, ballot. and Senator
warren's reelection is assured
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Jeff: "Aw, Dan.
fer tn luv OF
Mike. be reason-
able. Don't ask
me. ' come thru
with 1900.
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WILSON LEADS
IN C0L0., 7. R.
SECOND

80 prcclnc;s. including Denver
and six outsid" counties c0mplct'
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II ITS exception value at the price.
It's SURE TO be advertised In the
Chronicls-News. else the mer-
chant would be hopeiessly unpro-
gresSivc.
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CONTINUED on ras. ,woJ
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(Coutinued on Page Three)

Princeton. y. j.. Nov. 7.--"I think
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The Winning Candidates

As shown by complete vote on AZ precinc
and Lujan missing
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
Superintendent or
ROAD CAMP VICTIM
OF AUTO ACCIDENT

Captain c. II. Baldwin, superinten-
dent OF the prison road making camp
on the Canon City-Colorado Springs
road, was the victim OF another Sc
rious accident about o'clock Sun
day afternoon which viii probably In
capacitate him for duty for several
weeks. Captain Baldwin came to town
Sunday morning to obtain some sup
plies from the prison and also two or
three men for the camp. starting back
10 the camp his car skidded on the
ice on Main street near the intersec-
ton of Second street and turning tur-
tie pinned the captain to the ground.
breaking his right leg besides infii,t-
ing other painful injuries. The other
occupants of the car were uninjursi.
The injured man was taken to tho
hospital and although resting easily
1t will probably be- several months
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
DIES IN BOISE, IDAHO

The following item is from the
Capital News Of Boise. Idaho. OF De-
cember 2sth.
"Mrs. Aurelia Lewis died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs r. s.
Coolbaugh, this morning at $3.50 q;
the age of 81 years. Mrs. Lewis has
made her home with her daughter for
the past % years. removing to this
city with Mrs. Cooibaugh from the
old home in Canon City. in the early
spring. The funeral service will be
held at the home. 512 North Eleventh
street. Saturday morning at 1880
DR.. Charles W. chalfant of the Pres
byterian church. of which organize
ton the deceased was a member, or
ficiating. Interment will be made IN
Morris Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Lewis had been in failing
health fer the past few months. and
one week ago suffered a fall which IN
jured her back and hastened her
death. The deceased was born IN
Lewis county in the state OF New
York in 1877"
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS.

always give satisfaction because they
do the work J. T. shelnut Bremen
Ca. says: 81 have used Foley Kidney
Pills with great satisfaction and
more relief from their use than from
any other kidney medicine. and I've
tried almost all kinds. can cheer
fully recommend them to ali suffer
ers for kidney and bladder trouble.
Foley Kidney Pills will, cure any case
of kidney or bladder trouble not be-
yond the reach Of medicine. No med
lcine can do more.-For Sale by All
Druggists.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
AT
OCEAN. WAVE
Mine QUIT
DISAGREEMENT RESULTS OVER
yHE METHOD OF WEIGHING
COAL.

"A strike was proclaimed this MORN
ing by the miners employed at the
Ocean Wave mine at williamsburg and
shout one hundred and twenty-five
men are now idle. The Ocean Wave
Hine is owned and operated by the
Rocky Mountain Coal & Fuel COM
pany. Of which E. A. Shumway OF Dem
yer is president and John Feather
stone the local superintendent The
trouble between the miners and the
operators has grown out of q contro-
yersy that has been carried on for
some time in relation to the Weighing
OF the coal as It comes from the mine:
the employees claiming that they are
unable to make as much wages under
the new system as they could before
its instiiiation. The operators say
fh& fhe present method of weighing
the coal is more equitable than the
one 1t supplanted and that under the
Srivisions every miner is placed on
his individual msrit and does not have
10 help somebody else earn his pay.
After celebrating until II o'clock last
night the men decided to go out this
morning and the company was in
formed OF their determination. The
company asked the sherin here far
deputies to protect Its property at
Williamsburg. but this was refused.
although a couple OF deputies were
sent down this forenoon at the ex-
pense OF the company to see that no
overt act was committed by the
strikers. An attempt Will be made
70 operate the mine with non-union
qAor. in which event II is possible
that trouble will result, although such
q thing is not anticipated at this time.
Ipe men employed at the Ocean Wave
A,se are chiefly Austrians and me-
Eroes.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETcheR'S
Q a . T ORIA
FAMOUS FOR GOOD ROADS.

Greeley. Colo. Jan. 5.-with tie
election OF officers and the adoption
of resolutions, the eighth annual IN
sttuie OF Weld County Farmers club
adjourned today. The officers are: r.
NJ Haythorn. president; W. R. Nc
Clellan. secretary. and Charles Mas
on. treasurer. The directors are J,
A. Hicks. f. R. Bliss and ]. Z. Law,
The resolutions indorse good roads,
the parcels post and approve of the
assistance rendered financially to the
college by the Greeley Commercial
club.
Wildcat irrigation projects are con-
demned. the Normal school commend
ed and request made that c. L. Fitch
be kept at work at Fort Collins upon
experiments on potatoes now under
way.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
ISOLATED TOWNS ARE
CRYIEG FOR AID

Kansas City, Jan. with the
damage attributed 10 cold in western
Kansas airead. y high figure. re-
ports to the local United States wealth
er bureau today showed still fur
ther drop there since yesterday. AT
Dodge City the mercury stood at 4
degrees below. The longest period
Of cold and deep snow known in many
years has. according to reports. caus-
ed great loss of livestock. frozen or
starved to death on the ranges. West
OF Great Bend the train service on
branch lines has been completely
blocked for more than a week and
isolated towns are crying for aid.
Difficulty has been experienced in
keeping the through railroad lines
open to tfafc. Supplies among the
farmers west OF Great Bend are re-
ported as still plentiful. but liable &c
give out II the snow remains much
longer. A force OF 800 men is work
ing day and night in an effort to res
cue stranded freight trains and oper
the branch line to traffic.
Temperatures in Oklahoma and Tex.
as were considerably lower than yes
terday. u degrees being recorded Al
Oklahoma City and is at Fort Worth
drop was shown in Nebraska and
Iowa. II was 6 below at Des Moines
and below at Omaha. The local
forecasier predicted a continuance Of
low temperatures for several days.
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HUNTERS FAIL TO RETURN
AND ALARM Is SENT OUT

La Junta. Jan. 5.-Thomas Chown
and his s-year-oid son vent hunting
yesterday and because they failed to
return that night an alarm was sent
out that they might have been lost
and a searching party was organized
here this morning to search for them.
But before the party started out the
nimrods returned. They had Travelled
TOO far from the city to get back tina,
night and put up at a ranch house.
They had gone in a bob sled pulled
by one horse and because OF this aad
the extreme cold weather .; was fear
ed they had frozen TO death.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
MIR. DUKES
On the Duty Of an Officer

Mr., Dukes was very much excited
the other day-not many days ago.
He was happy too, because he had a
Kick coming
Its comm to a pertty pass" said
the gentleman Of kicks when town
ofsicer is allowed to hit man.
swhat right I'd like to know has
an officer to beat up citizen7 What
right has he I demandT
AS we are not the boss OF creation
or the RULER of the town we declined
TO answer. ~
what right I'd like to know" con-
tinued our belligerant friend, has
an officer to carry a club any way?
What we need in this here town is
an ordinance against such things.
What we need is a law against any
officer carrying concealed weepons.
It's dangerous. He might hit some
body. An officer has no business hit
ting anybody. What right has an o.
ficer to hit citizen? What right has
he / demand to inow-what right has
he TO hit any man?"
We didn't know so We kept still and
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
WAS GIVEN MINIMUM PUN
ISHMEkT IN FEDERAL COURT

Robt F. Backus, former clerk in the
Canon City postoffice, pleaded guilty
before Judge Robt. E. Lewis of the
United States court in Denver on
Thursday on the charge of switching
cancelled stamps for new ones on
letters and packages passing through
the mails and selling the uncancelled
stamps and was fined twenty-five do
lars and costs on two counts of the
information filed against him by ths
United States district court attorney.
The defendant had previously paid
over to the postoffice inspectors the
sum OF one hundred dollars to maxi
good any shortage that might have
accrued to the government through
the stamp switching process. Backus'
name has been taken OF the civil
service list and he will be unable TO
get back into the employ OF the post
Office department A. II. McLain made
q plea before Judge Lewis for the de-
fendant and the court made his pun
ishment as light as possible under
the circumstances on account Of his
previous good record as a clerk.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
F0LEY'S HONEY AND TAR CON,
POUND @CURES IN EVERY
CASE.-

Mr.. Jas. Mccanery. Mgr. of the
schiitz Hotel. Omaha. Neb. recon-
mends Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound because II cures in every case.
81 have used It myself and have
recommended 1t to many others who
have since told me Of It's great cura-
tive power In diseases of the throat
and lungs" Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound is a reliable family medi-
cine. Give It to your children. and
take It yourself when you feel cold
coming on. 1t checks and cures
coughs, colds and Group and prevents
bronchitis and pneumonia. Refuse
substisutes.--For Sale by all Drug
gists.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11

before he will be able to resume his
duties. Overseer W. S. Warren will ba
placed in charge of the camp and the
work continued. There are about thir-
ty days OF rock work near the Ell Paso
county line. Captain Baldwin is one Of
the most successful road builders in
Colorado and his services will be
greatly missed.
Capt Baldwin is being cared for at
the penitentiary hospital.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
OYSTER SUPPER ENJOYED
By CANON CITY YEOMEN

The installation of the officers-elect
OF Canon Homestead No. 1s3. Broth
erhood of American Yeomen. was
held at Shaeffer hall Friday night
and was largely attended. Following
the usual ceremonies on such occa-
sions. and the regular business Of the
organization. social hour was en-
ioyed by all present. A feature Of the
affair was an oyster supper at which
delicious bivalves. celery. picles,
bread and butter and coffee were
rvsed..a5Esssa sn'xssg hsA sssod q
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TWO BIG FRUIT ASSOCIA-
TI0HS To- CONSOLIDATE


Grand Junction. Jan. 5.-Negotia-
tions are in progress for the CONSOLE
dation of the Grand Valley Fruit and
Produce company OF this city and the
Western Slope Fruit Growers ASSOC
citation Of Paiisade. the two largest
shippers organizations in the valley,
with the exception Of the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association.
The Western Slope association is
organized to do business all over the
Western slope and to unite all selling
organizations into one compact whole
to eliminate competition in the East
ern markets.
The company has a capital STOCK
which is limited to actual fruit grow
ers. One share of stock is given for
each acre OF bearing orchard. so that
control shall always remain with the
producers. The Grand Valley has
buildings in this city. which will be
turned over to the new organization
II control is given, and it is proposed
to also establish branches at Fruita
and Clifton.
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let him proceed with his grafton.
Look at the Warden" says he, "He
doesn't hi. anyone. He doesn't need
to. He looks his man in the eye
and says come and he comes and
go and he goes. He would make
the right sort Of police officer. His
talk is stronger than most mems
clubs-and no convict ever breaks his
promise to the warden-so the ward
en- says.
When three or four men all agree
that they do not need to be arrested
what business has a single officer to
try to arrest them? Don't you believe
in majority rule? Can't we trust the
people, I'd like to know? Can't we
trust majority of any crowd to
know what is best?
What we need is the recall then
when any OFFICER hits any man weIl
get his goat. Yes, sir. what we need
is the recall and we win get it too,
one of these days"
And out he went mad as a hen that
wants to set after being ducked In
the horse trough.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11

L. J. Runner is building very
comfortable home on his hve-acre
tract on Doxier avenue. Mr.. Runner
has long lived on this tract and Will
soon have a home that he and all his
neiEhbors win be proud Of. Mr.. Mink
nelghbor. l. also talking Of build
Ing nenss
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
THE CHOICE OF A HUSBAND

is too important matter for a ,woin-
an to be handicapped by weakness
bad blood or foul breath. Avoid these
kill-hopes by taking Or. Kings Lifs
pills, New strength. fne complexion
pure breath. cheerful spirits -thinss
that win insn-follow their use. Easy
safs. aure, ssc.--Huntsr Palmer,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-01-11
sNsw IN MOUNTAINS HALTs
TRAFFIC on c. 4 S. ROAD

Denver. Jan. 6.-onicisi announce
nent was made today by the officials
OF the Colorado & Southern that be-
cause OF the heavy snow blookades in
the mountains all traffic ON Its South
Park division between Denver and
Leadvilie will be suspended until
further notice.
The South Park branch. which runs
from Denver via Platte canon to Co
mo. Breckenridge and Leadville. was
ordered opened to through traffic by
the state railroad commission last
fall after suit had been started by the
' chamber of commerce of Brecken-
ridge.
The penalty for noncompliance was
= forfeiture OF the roads charter. The
railroad IL contesting the railroad
commission's order in court. Trains
are now being operated on the South
Park division only AZ far a. Grant,
60 miles from Denver. in Platte canon.