Cheyenne record., 1915-02-25
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO

All-Colorado Letter day is March /.
Don't forget it.
Matrimony has virtually "copped"
all the members of Denver's alleged
literary geniuses and one of Warden
Tynan's parole men.
Ruth H. Slaughter, 49,, and Ralph P.
Walker, 21, eloped to Colorado Springs
from Pueblo and were married in the
Episcopal parsonage.
The officers of the Ohio Society Of
Colorado are making preparations for
the annual dinner in Denver on the
evening of Thursday, March 4.
Following an operation, Mrs. Anna
q. Mullen, wife of D. w. Mullen, and
sister-in-law of J. X. Mullen. died at
st. Joseph's hospital in Denver.
During the month Of January the
Golden Cycle mine at Cripple Creek
yielded $75Q,000 in ore-the best
single months business in its history.
Nearly 10000 people Witnessed the
patriotic celebration at the Auditori-
um in Denver in commemoration OF
George Washington and Abraham Lin
coin.
The twilight sleep" was used for the
first time in Denver at the county hos
pital when an eight-pound baby boy
was born to sixteen-year-old Mrs. Cora
Sanchez.
Corydon G. Baynard, 72. was found
dead in bed at the residence Of James
Gould, northof Boulder, where he went
after the funeral Of his wife. who died
Dec. 20.
The House and Senate committees
on Industrial relations have been hard
at work in their endeavor to whip tho
Industrial relations-workmen's compen-
sation bill into shape.
An open state OF war Is threatened
In the pepper sauce bottoms at Pueblo
over the unsuccessful attempt OF
Irm of Japanese gardeners to take
possession of the land they had leased.
Rose Kemp, a dressmaker. filed suit
for $1O,O23 damages against the Den
yer City Tramway Company for inju-
fies in an accident which she claims
resulted from negligence of one Of its
employees.
J. A. Theobald, Breckenridge's new
ly appointed postmaster, and Mike
Minchen are working a block Of
ground on the Washington property,
on Niger hill, through the Cornish
tunnel.
The Commonwealth Mining & In
vestment Company, capitalized at $780,
900, filed incorporation papers with
the clerk of Boulder county. The
company plans to operate in Boulder
county.
A disagreement over the percentage
OF gold contained in the famous Cres-
son mine ore has resulted in the
transfer of the recent 150-ton ship
ment from Denver to Colorado
Springs
Bert Dow, fifty, who was struck by
an Interurban car at Fifty-first avenue
and Washington street, Globeville,
died at the County hospital in Denver,
after having been unconscious for
148 hours.
Former Gov. Elias M. Ammons will
represent Colorado on the board of
governors of the International Dry
Farming Congress. He was named as
the unanimous choice of representa-
tives of the Congress.
= Miss Bertha Marie McAndries of
Denver and Clement Anthony Martin,
broker and magazine writer of De-
troit, eloped to Colorado Springs and
were married there by Justice of the
Peace o. R. Huntington.
To assist the Denver, Laramie &
Northwestern Railroad Company in the
readjustment of it's affairs and termi-
nate receivership proceedings which
have been pending in the District
Court for three years. the Continental
Trust Company of Denver withdrew
as co-receiver Of the company.
The resignation Of Joseph H. Har-
rison, postmaster, will be in the hands
of the Postoffice Department at Wash
ington not later than Feb. "a. If Ben
jamin F. Stapleton's name is not sent
to the Senate and confirmed before
that time Charles F. Trottor. assistant
postmaster, will look after the duties
of the office.
The battle between medical experts
which will do much to determine the
guilt or innocence of DR.. F. W. Noble,
on trial in the West Side Court in
Denver in connection with the death
of Miss Ruth Merriweather, got we'll