The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-12

Carlson and KendriCk issued the FOL.
lowing statement on the subject:
"The four states OF Wyoming. Utah,
New Mexico and Colorado. have the
same industrial conditions to meet. We
are dependent upon similar markets
for our products. We should have the
same Industrial and compensation
laws The conference between the Of
ficers of the states have this and In
view"
There were 16I members In the Col
RADIO party which paid its compliments
to official Wyoming.
Osnk Resources Inerssss ees,<2s.ss.
Denver Banks OF Colorado gained
SSS. 1885 In resources from Oct 81 to
Dec. 81. according to an abstract Of
reports Of the Institutions made public
by =. Il. Drach.. state hank commits
sioasr. At the sane time the average
reserve Of the banks showed an in
crease from Ell to 2s2 per cent The
total resources Of the Institutions Dec.
u were 355.ss5, l09l7. In comparison
with e55.sSs, 67s.ts at the time Of the
previous report. The resources Of the
Ia state and savings banks were 423.-
3s7. 1900: those Of the thirty-seven
private banks we're S2.s5S.072.55. and
q The trust companies s3s.stss4s.s2.
Tia psivats banks and trust companies
showed gains, the state and savings
baahs . les.
Miiilaass Hssas eesss cswmiesisnsss.
Dsavsr.-TAe Colorado Ststs Board
q Psaes Commissioners hsld its an
naal DestiAg b The selics Of Governor
Garrison end unanimossly reelected
he sfficsrs who have directed its &C
Invites during The last year. The Of
flcsss are: wsrdner Williams. presi.
1sat: IAwrsnce G. Phipps. vice prcsi-
lsat aad chairman Of the executive
os0mittss: Plat Rogers, vice presi-
1eat and Chairman Of the lecture CON-
nittee: Andrew c. Carson. vice presi-
cent and chairman Of the publicity
committee: Lucius NJ. Cuthbert. vice
president and chairman OF the refer
saaum committee: ,. W. Sonborn.
secretary. and e. A. Peters. treasurer
Ask Relief for strike Damages.
Dsnver.--A bill providing for the
appropriation Of $4,000 for the relief
Of the Empire Coal Mining Company
was introduced In the Senate by Sena
tor knauss of Denver. Al the same
time bill appropriating $4,000 for
the relief Of the Southwestern Coal
Mining Company wss introduced by
Senator Peterson Of Pueblo. Accord.
ing TO their sponsors. the bills are in.
tended to compensate the two coal
companies for the destruction 81 ~por.
tons Of their properties at Aguilar
during the strike riots In the south.
srn coal fields last April.
To Repeal initiative and Rsssre ndum.
Denver.-Ths repeal Of the shafroth
paramounts 10 TO b. sought by. scna,
tor George West Of Durango. VINO tn
troduced bills TO repeal the Initiative
and referendum, the direct primary
and the recall OF judicial decisions.
Senator West also introduced bills 70
repeal the recall Of officials and the
headiess ballot.
0rsks Denies Ramsr Charges.
Denyer.-Edwtn V. Brake denied all
the charges made against him by Dec.
Rotary OF State RRmer In the letter In
which Ramer dismissed Brake from Of.
flee ~ deputy state labor commits.
siouer.
o. a. Warren License inspseter.
Denver.-D. 4. Warren has been ap'
pointed liquor license Inspector BY
Allison Htocksr. state treasurer.
osvis Appslnssd Cashier BY Kramer.
Denser.-C Charles Davis. formerly
appointed cashier In the secretary Of
appointed cashier I nthe secretary Of
states office by John T. Ramer. Mr..
Davis succeeds Carl Albin. Howard
werley has bsen made cashier Of the
motor vehicle department.
aaeseves - Abolish Juvenile cssrs.
Dsavsr.--Fspubiican Floor Leader
oahln iatre1ucs1 bill 10 abolish IL
0oavsr Juvenile Court. The bin bsaru
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