The Colorado statesman., 1915-10-30
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

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A Labor Temple is being agitatet
for Denver.
B. r.. (Curley) Wall, 81, died at
Idaho Springs.
Three persons were fined for boot
Logging in Greeley.
Brownell Cohen II, of Sullivan, ac-
cidentally shot himself through the
leg
The Denver Jewish hospital for
consumptiyes aided 329 persons the
past year.
A casualty list of the Canadian con-
tingent gives Irwin Wright OF Denver
as wounded
The Christian and Baptist congrega-
tions at Durango have united for the
coming year.
Sunbeam, famous as the pet trout
at the state fish hatchery in Estes
Park, is dead
A ranch of the National Order of
Cowboy Rangers has been instituted
at Fort Collins.
Two Denver policemen, alleged to
have quarreled over the division of
$50, have been suspended
1t is said Ben B. Lindsey of Denver
has refused to quit as Judge in order
to accept a lecture engagement
A grand total of slO2, 1876 was re-
ported by the Denver University
workers in the 100000 endowment
campaign
Col. Warner Lewis of Montgomery
Mo, father of Judge Robert e. Lewis
of the Federal Court of Denver, died
suddenly at his home.
Teachers from all parts of the state
will meet in Denver on Nov. 4, anC
6 for the forty-first annual session OF
the Colorado Teachers Association.
Sugar Loaf, perhaps the most active
gold camp in Boulder county, is now
swarming with a new influx of miners
into the tungsten veins of the district
John p. Rittmayer hardware mer-
chant Of Glenwood Springs, died of
heart disease while visiting his
brothers, Adam and George Rittmayer
of Denver.
On the request of her mother. Den
feF police began a search for Augusta
Hitdabrandt pretty Globeville girl,
who took nitric acid last April be
cause she had no pretty clothes
The city's brief in the case in
volving Denver's right to issue liquor
licenses after Jan l., was filed with
the Supreme Court by City Attorney
Marsh and George @. Richmond, as
sistant.
Ralph Derozze of Denver shot Mrs.
Louis De Salvo in a fight at the lat
ters home over fancied wrongs. In
the melee, in which three men en-
gagged, the aggressor was probably
fatally wounded
sony Lombardi, charged with the
murder of Sandy Antonio, is, when
the boy is alleged to have died as the
result of blow sustained in fist
fight, was released from the county
jail in Denver on a 81 900 bond
The First National Bank of Silver
ton, creditor of the failed Mercantile
National bank at Pueblo, has filed a
suit against the Pueblo bank to re-
cover $4,000. The action is brought
in the United States District Court.
AS an experiment to try to rid
Colorado streams of suckers that kill
baby trout, Walter B. Fraser, state
game and fish commissioners, will OBJ
tain million salmon spawn from
Oregon and put them into Colorado
streams.
Denver's first mayor, John C.
Moore, is dying at the home of his
son, II. Il. Moore of Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, according to information re-
ceived in Denver. ApopleXy is given
as the cause of his Illness Mr.. Moore
is 81 years old.
The Federal Grand Jury has re.
turned indictments against Chas. F..
Tew, w. S. Tiff, S. II. Shields, John
Farson, Jr., William Farson, II. B.
Parrett, r. A. H. Thompson and Geo
H. Osborne on alleged fraudulent use
of the mails in financing the Lara.
mie-Poudre Tunnel Company.
DIR. Edmund C. Rivers, drowned in
Barr Lake, leaves an estate variously
estimated at from 100000 to little
more than s1,OO0,OOO. As DIR. Rivers
had no immediate relatives, so far as
known, the disposition of his fortune
Is a matter of conjecture by his
friends.
A few moments after he had COM
pleted sermon he was to deliver, the
Rev. John Schlerf, superintendent of
the German Evangelical Lutheran
sanitarium at Wheatridge, and assist
ant pastor of Emmaus Lutheran
church in Denver, died of heart dis
ease in his study at the sanitarium.
With the sight of one eye gone and
the other in grave Danger, and with
his face and chest riddled with shot,
Fred Englehart farmer living nine