The Springfield herald., 1913-02-28
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO

Z March 3-S-Twclfth Annual AutoHobiis
Show at Denver.
i March i-Convention Knights OF Pyth-
las at Delta.
! June.-Northern Colo sunday School
: Convention at Greeley.
: Oct. 21-Colorado state Baptist Associ-
: alton at Pueblo.
F.; A fire at Trinidad burned seven
horses and other property, valued at
$4,000.
Governor Elias Ammons' dinner to
state officers and Legislators. at the
Albany was largely attended. = ~.
Mrs. Della Bowman. IS, residen.
of Colorado for fifty years. died at
Pueblo after brief illness from stom-
ach trouble.
Twelve applications for pension un-
der the new mothers compensation
act have bee filed in the Denver tuv-
emile court.
Andrew Christian Hansen, aged &C.
carpenter living at Boulder was
found dead in bed at the Phil Hogan
ranch north of Marshall. resAe
Saturday was the 1S1st anniversary
of the birth OF George Washington
banks and business houses,
Simultaneous with a movement
over the United States to raise. 3d.
100000 for missions, campaign was
inaugurated in Denver Sundey.
Mrs. LENA Stiber-Rood. whose hus-
band, Hugh r. Rool. millionaire, of
Seattle and Denver, went down with
IT. go
York. ..' Y
Petitions have been started TO take
the lid off amusements in Colorado
Springs on SundayS. and the question
will be presented to, voters at the
spring election.
The forty.ninth anniversary, of the
founding OF the knights of Pythias
lodge, was celebrated in fine style by
the Sterling Knights with an informal
program and supper.
The decree annulling the marriage
Of George B. Cooper and Marguerite
Storrs Cooper was set aside by Judge
Flor Ashbaugh of the Arapahoe Coun
ty Court at Littleton.
The City Council. by vote of five
to four, has awarded a contract to c.
M. Hampson for the construction OF
municipal power and light plant for
BOULDER for $4,000.
Eight petitioHs-f .Eelief- uudez tn.
mothers compenpatidp Acn hySs baen3
filed with the Juveline Court by moth
ers who desire to share In 800
available for use during 1879
E. r. Bennett. professor Of horti-
culture at the Colorado Agricultural
college at Fort Collins has resigned
to accept a position at "a higher sal
airy as horticulttrist' for the Rock Is
land railroad system.
I, George Rogers was badly injured
in the Gaylord mill at the Dante mine
at Cripple Creek. Rogers was en-
amining a piece Of machinery when
his clothing caught in the betting and
he was hurled over pulley.
, Increased. freight tariffs and higher
passenger fares between Denver and
Breckenridge will mark the opening
of the Colorado & Southern's Como
Breckenridge line. ordered placed in
Operation by the state railroad COM
mission
His flesh and clothing torn from a
thirty-mile chase through the noun
!. tains and SO wearied and cold that he
scarcely could move, Marshall Wal
tker. who shot and probably fatally
injured Harry F. Meredith, at Rye,
was captured near Pueblo.
! Through the efforts of Senator Gug.
genheim the COLORADO School of Mines
at Golden received most valuable
addition to its library. complete bounl
volumes of the geological reports.
bound In red leather, and consisting OF
several hundred volumes.
! State Mining Commissioner Thomas
!R. Henahen returned to Denver from
trip to Eagle county, where he re
ports one Of the richest strikes OF
silver ore made in the state for years.
Henahen went into the drift himself
and took ore which assayed in Den
yer 477.40 ounces of silver to the ton
: A municipal election has Just been
held at Haxtun and $4,000 In bonds
voted to build a complete water sys-
tenn. Until last year Haxtun was II
cattle-raising center of about fifty in
habitants. Last spring several thous-
and acres of dry farming grains were
planted and the community now ha,
a population of 60O
Contracts have been let for grad.
ing and construction work on the
Castle Rock Scenic Railway Charles
F. Quaintance to R. d. Kenyon OF
Denver. The cost of this road will be
$4,000. and it is financed largely by
Adolph Coors. Sr. Castle Rock Is
700 feet above Golden, and at the sum.
NIT 1t Is planned to erect a dancing
pavilion. with a tower and powerful
searchlight.
James o'Driscoll. alderman from
the Sixth ward. retired from official
life in Denver after the board Of al
dermen had refused to continue his
hearing on a charge of having at
tempted to bride A. A. Blakley, presi-
dent of the fire and police board.
A cooperative club house on the
site donated in Monument Valley
Park by the park commission, to cost
$4,000 and to house meetings of the
various clubs In Colorado Springs, Is