Cheyenne record., 1915-04-08
OLORADO NEWS
GATHERED FROM.
All Parts Of the State
Western Newspaper Union. News Service.

COMING EVENTS.
June me- s,11-G. A. r. encamp1ment at La
Sept. 81 Oct. s-Meetlng 1nternational
Dry Farming Congress at Denver.
Two garages are being erected at
Hugo
A products factory may be located
at Fort Collins.
John A. Cross has been named post
master at Loveland.
Mrs. Richard Hill of Limon died in
Denver of pneumonia.
Governor Carlson has issued proc
lamation naming April 16 as Arbor
Day.
The fourth annual state convention
OF the Knights of the Maccabees was
held in Denver.
The Investment Bankers Associa-
tion of America will hold it's fourth
annual convention in Denver Sept. 20,
81 and 20.
The Pueblo Real Estate Exchange
put itself on record as in favor of the
repeal of the single tax system now
in use in Pueblo.
The auditing committee of the
board Of trustees Of the Union Print
ers' Home at Colorado Springs held q
three-day session at the Home.
Records Of the Denver public bath
house show that in the first three
months of the year 38,645 persons
took advantage Of the free bathing
facilities.
Mrs. Phoebe L. Lamb has filed suit
for divorce against Francis Stephen
Lamb, manager of mine at Tolland,
Colo, after beng separated from him
fourteen years.
Sidney de Montmorency, a young
ink chemist. who is manager of the
Denver branch Of an ink company, is
awaiting news from Paris to learn
whether he is a duke. -..
The Cripple Creek district is rapidly
nearing the $4,000 O,OOO-a-month mark.
The March production totaled 77,618
tons, with bullion value of $780,
493.96-a new high mark.
A proposition by the present
owners Of the sugar beet factory at
Monte Vista to move the factory to
Durango is being considered by the
Durango exchange directors.
Three bills appropriating a total Of
$4,000 for the relief of coal compa-
niles whose properties were destroyed
during the recent coal strike were
passed on second reading by the State
Senate.
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
will inaugurate its summer train
schedules on April IL and the service
will be augmented by the addition of
two new through trains to Pacific
Coast points.
With only relatives present State
Senator Charles B. Hamilton and Mrs.
Faye Landreth Hamilton. were re-mar-
ried at the Church Of the Ascension
in Denver by the pastor, the Rev.
Henry S. Foster.
Two double funerals, one of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. R. Hall, who died within
twenty -four hours of one another and
the other of David G. Haney and wife,
whose deaths occurred seven hours
opoiI, looh pAoSS Ill OeuNeI.
William Howard Patton of Gold Hill,
member of the board of county COM
missioners of Boulder from 1897 to
1900. and for forty years resident OF
Colorado, died at his home of a COM
plication of diseases.
Indications during the first part of
the last week of the regular session
Of the Colorado Legislature seemed to
indicate that the important measures
would be acted upon and that an ex-
ira session would not be necessary.
Charging that Pueblo county Off
cials exercised undue haste in arrest
ing w. B. Slaughter of Dallas, Tex,
president of the Mercantile National
Bank of Pueblo, the minority stock
holders have gone ON record as ready
to stand by him. Slaughter is being
held for trial in default of $4,000
bond on the charge Of embeZZling $780,
900 of county funds from the bank.
Grief because her husband, whom
she had nursed for two years, had
passed away in Denver, accompanied
by the results Of physical break
down from the strain, caused the
death of Mrs. Alice Hall, wife of B.
r. Hail. well known undertaken. less
than twenty-four hours after the death
of the man with whom she had spent
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