Cheyenne record., 1915-04-15
COLORADO
STAT NEW S
Western Newspaper Union New. service.

Cleanup and paint-up" week in
Denver begins May 10.
Ore taken from six Telluride mines
In 1914 was worth $2,5O0,0O0
Colorado pioneer printers had q
dinner and social in Denver.
Alamosa water users complain of
increased rates under the meter sys-
tenn. q"
Clean up and paint up" is the or.
DER or the day in many cities and
towns.
The Flying Squadron of America
held three-day prohibition meeting
in Denver.
Ida Valdez, a 17-year-old girl, was
arrested at Trinidad for passing
forged checks.
Walter F. Crosby, formerly a well
known Colorado Springs mining man,
died in New York.
There is report that the beet
sugar factory at Monte Vista may be
moved to Durango.
The Lady Maccabees of the World
will hold two-day convention in Den
Yer April 20 and 23. fs-..
About 140O wagon loads of trash
were hauled away. in Grand juno
tion's cleanup campaign.
Longmont farmers are planting
beets About 10000 acres have been
contracted by the Longmont factory.
1t was reported in Grand Junction
that apricots were in bloom on Easter
and peach trees in full bloom the fol-
lowing week.
A report was received in Silverton
that the Silver Lake mill has been
leased by the Garfield Smelling Com.
pany to E. w. Waybright.
Colorado has the only woman in.
surance commissioner in the United
States. Mrs. d. M. Rolph was ap.
pointed to that position by Governor
Carlson.
At Silverton. the Sunnyside is grad
ually increasing it's force of men at
the mine and building an addition to
their zinc plant, and putting in bins
at the mill for storage purposes.
A closed season on rabbits was the
only change made in the game laws
by the recent Legislature, according
to the fish and game warden, who has
checked the measures passed.
Edward Siewald, charged with the
Staying of Andrew ]. Lloyd, thanked
the jury in the West Side Court in
Denver when it returned a verdict of
guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree.
Four marriages., five divorce cases
and three husbands constitute the
singular record of Mrs. Mary E. Rose,
who has just started her latest di-
vorce action in the District Court in
Denver.
Representative Alphonse Ardourel
was fined $40 and costs in Justice
Court in Denver on charge of as
sault and battery. c. H. Newell pre-
ferred the charge, claiming Ardourel
struck him.
Zell Wheeler of Erie, who was ar
rested at Boulder for perjury after he
had left the stand at the Hecla trial,
was released under bond for $500 for
appearance in the District Court
Monday, April 10.
Compared with the present Eu-
ropean conflict, the Civil War was
voted a "gentlemen's affair" at the
semi-centennial celebration of the sur
render Of Lee at Appomattox by the
Lincoln post of the Denver G. A. R.
At Colorado Springs ]. G. Matthews,
Rio Grande fireman, was buried
beneath the fuel in his engine and
escaped with only a bruised knee.
The train crew came to Matthew'S
rescue and saved him from horrible
death.
p. j. Preston, a Denver civil en-
gineer who specializes in irrigation
matters, has been named by Secretary
of the Interior Lane as the third mem
ber Of the federal board of review
which is to look into various items of
expenditure in connection with the
construction of the big reclamation
projects of the West
James Station, thirty-eight, who es-
capped from the Brighton county Jail
in November, 1912, with Frank Smith,
accused of numbering Jesse Stingley,
a railroad detective at Utah Junction,
was arrested in Denver, charged with
stealing horse belonging to ]. w.
Hall, a rancher living near Golden.
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