Eastern Colorado times., 1913-02-07

March 3-S-TWelfth Annual Automopile
Show at Denver.
So far as Is known La Sale has
the record for the earliest opening OF
the baseball season in the state.
Ten men accused of stealing sheep
by the wholesale were placed under
arrest at Steamboat Springs by Sheriff
Amos H. Chivington.
Six men were arrested by Denver
detectives in the West hotel, on sus.
picion Of being members Of an expert
gang of check operators.
The Legislature of Colorado has
been asked to appropriate $1,000,O0o
for the Pageant of America, to be
given in Denver in 1915.
Word has been received of the death
Of Mrs. Lizzie Green Lewis, formerly
of Greeley, but who removed to Way
cross, Ca, some months ago.
Three Italians were shot by another,
Nichala Guida, until recently employed
by the city highway department. at
the saloon Of Paul Sancapietio, in Den
yer. r~-.a -
Joseph Shaw, As, former employe
of the Leyner Drill Works, committed
suicide at Littleton by shooting him
self in the head with .3s caliber re-
volver. hfi@
Telephone lines were strung be-
tween Dover and Mum on the-south,
and Carr on the north. This district
will have several telephones installed
at once.
Mrs. Katherine Cook Of Greeley Is
dead, victim Of tuberculosis. She Is
survived by her husband and small
child. The body will be taken to; Ote-
60, N. Y, for interment. .
Alvin Baker, formerly deputy sher-
iff under Alexander Nisbet, and for
twenty years connected with the po.
lice and sheriff's departments in Den.
yer, died at the county hospital.
Albert Stromwall, aged II, mes.
senger boy in Denver, is in the county
hospital with fractured skull, due to
collision with Edward Kinney, OF
the same age, and also a messenger.
knights Templar of Denver will
start early upon campaign to raise
at least $125,0O0 for the entertainment
Npf the visitors who will come to. Den
Nr next summer to the, triennial con
cIave.
Mr.. R.. A.. :Togno, 100 years old, the
widow of one of the famous educators
and physicians of ante-bellum days,
and who herself was noted as an ed
ucator, died at Mount Airy sanitarium
in Denver. u
At an enthusiastic meeting of the
Johnstown Commercial Club 1t was de-
cided to repeat Johnstowns annual
dairy day which proved such success
lat year. and February y wasSset for
the celebration.
Governor Ammons signed requisition
papers for the return to Denver OF
Charles Taylor, former state boiler in
spector, who isAunder arrest at Globe,
Ariz, for the alleged embezzlement of
$1,000 of the funds of his office.
Gabriel Cimanski, seventeen, a Den
yer sausage maker, died with smile
and brave word upon his lips in spite
of the. agony resulting from fatal
scalds received when he fell into q
vat of boiling grease at the Coffin
plant. tns ',...
Formal resignation from his office
was handed to Governor Ammons by
Thomas Tully of Durango, member Of
the State Highway Commission, and
the executive Immediately appointed
Louis Wyman of Silverton to succeed
Tully. "" -!.!,
More than 1000 women accompa-
MED the 1,5OO delegates to the twenty
ninth annual convention of the Inter-
national Association of Master Paint
ers, held in Denver. The Denver con-
vention was the first ever held by the
association west of the Mississippi
river, although it has been in existence
twenty-nine years. y
Ten days ago the United States
mint in Denver commenced the coin
age Of $40 gold pieces, and has been
turning them out at the rate of $780,.
900 a day ever since. This will be
kept up for several months. The dies
for the new scent piece are expected
soon, and when they are received
there will be short run made OF
nickels.
Alonzo Thompson, Sr., octogenarian
millionaire, who because of his spirit
ualistic belief has heen much in the