Cheyenne record., 1913-11-27
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Show at Denver.
Jan.-Meeting Colorado Good Roads
Sept. Colorado State Fair at Pueblo.
American Indians at Denver.
Fifty cents ton was Topped off the
price of Ignite coal in Denver.
Thomas H.. A. Magill, veteran Den
yer newspaper man, died at the Oakes
Home from tuberculosis.
With the first shopping rush Incl
dent to Christmas, shoplifters have
made their appearance In Pueblo.
The Castleton school house, fifteen
miles from Gunnison, was burned fol-
lowing factional fight among pa
irons.
Over 300 Colorado Springs school
teachers and friends sat down to their
annual feast. A fine literary program
was given.
Capt. Robert Baird of Company M,
who has been in Longmont to secure
recruits for his company, has signed
twelve men.
The city council has ordered the
marshal to take action against the
candy and cigar cards and church raf-
files in Montrose.
The Missourian society of Denver
opened this seasons series of monthly
meetings with a dinner, an entertain
ment and dance.
General Chase issued the official
notice for military court at Trinidad.
Tho c{N will cio
of seven officers of the National Guard
of Colorado.
John Holmes, 40, a beet tender, who
has been at the G. NJ. Swanson ranch
five miles north of Windsor, was found
dead by Swanson, apparently victim
OF heart disease.
News of the marriage of Mrs. Laura
M. Stoiber, prominent in Denver soci-
ETY., and H. NJ Spicer Of New York, at
St. Agnes chapel, New York city, No
vember IT, reached Denver.
General inefficiency is the chief
cause of poverty" said DR.. Frederick
A. Bushee of the University of Colo
before the University Scientific soci-
ETY..
The Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Company has absorbed the
Western Slope Telephone Company In
Clifton and the plans Of the farmer or
ganizers Of the cooperative company
have been abandoned.
M. w. Harvey, well known bee
man of Montrose, this year made
state record in the production OF
honey. From 500 hives of spring colo
nies of bees, as he refers to them, he
took 2,12S cases Of honey.
Alfred Darnell of Clifton disprovcs
the adage about lightning never strik-
ing twice in the same place. After
being in bed six weeks with a broken
leg he ventured to school again and
broke the same leg In the same place.
After remaining out for more than
fifty hours and failing to arrive at
verdict the jury which heard the con-
test over the $500,0OO estate OF the
late Alfred H. Miles was discharged
by County Judge Rothgerber in Den.
yer.
That 10000 persons will visit Den
yer during Roundup week, January
1924, is the prediction of the man.
ayers of the stockmens show, who are
planning the greatest carnival of its
kind ever held in the Rocky mountain
region.
Complying with a request from Gov.
ernor Ammons, the mine operators
agreed to meet with committee of
striking miners to consider the CON-
plants of the latter relative to the
present coal strike in the southern
fields.
Secretary William 3. Wilson Of the
United States Department of Labor
took up his office of mediator in the
southern Colorado coal strike situa
tion Friday when he conferred with
Gov E. NJ. Ammons for three hours in
the governors office.
Miss Agnes Hart, daughter of Dean
H. Martyr Hart, rector of ST. Johns
Episcopal cathedral of Denver, made
a flying tour of inspection of Denver's
life after dark and emerged with the
impression that San Francisco "had it
faded to a shadow
That Leone Ignacioa,, a wealthy Mex
lean of Rocky Ford; has been muir
dered is the belief Of his son, who has
not seen the prosperous beet grower
for over week. Ignacioa went to
collect a bill of $50 from a tenant and
has not returned home,