The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-01-23

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1886 in 1914 for city licenses for their
pets
"A "Iayhawker dancef Wal feature
the annual Kansas Club dinner which
, will be held in Denver, Jan. 20.
Thomas Chamberlain. seventy-three
years old. . pioneer of Denver, COLI
mitted suicide BY hanging himself
A fund for the relief OF the sufferers
in the earthquake zone Of Italy has
been started by the Italian residents
of Denver ''i'''- q =
Colorado must live within ITS in
come during the pext two years, ac-
cording to the, announcement made
lby t;oyernor Carlson rb b9He t.
The proposed workmen's compensa-
ton act, advocated by Governor Carl.
son, was incorsed by the Denver Manu-
facturers' Association. ~
The birthday OF Scotland;s beloved
bard. Bobbie Burns. Will be common
Grated at Il banquet given in Denver
by Caledonian Society No. 1 of Colo
rado. .rrQ lft 1u1 bsf
James Tanner. prominent fatmer,
| died at his home several miles Es OF
Model, from pneumonia, Tanner vas
s5 years old and is survived By a
widow
Hearing of the various PROCEEDINGS
involving control OF The farth millions
will be resumed in Denver before
Judge Butler OF the District Gourt on
Jan. 2S. (.Iur4a
DR. f. W. Noble, who n fiaecused
with DR.. J. X. Mason OF eau sing the
| death OF Miss Ruth Merriweather was
released from jail in Denver nnder a
$4,000 bond .''Y'
State Auditor MmniS continued his
work of housekeeping in his depart
meut by announcing the appoint ment
OF J. A Nelson as state eSaminer to
succeed II. +. Durrett, 49,, ,.,.r.
| State highways and the insane OF
! Colorado were the chief topics dis
| cussed during the opening session OF
the seventh annual convention Or the
County Commissioners Association
held in Denver -smhh t.'
! State Treasurer Sioeker isgnow al
work both upon the distribution ei
state funds to banks OF the state and
| upon amendments to the n farmers
! loan law which may remoye objec-
tions that have been made to, it
| With ten-pound hammers, seven
drug users and four vagrants spending
the winter in the county Jail, began
the task OF making it'll: stones out
Of big ones. on the rock pilay OF the
| county jail in Denver
The Denver police have been asked
| TO make search of all Denver pawn
| SHOPS and otiter places where lewelry
might be dlsposesi of for sf2 Goa ~orshl
of diamonds and .psapls stolen from
the home Of Adolphus Busch III of St
Louis, Mo. on Jan. 3, + s4l hs
Mrs. Blapehe Taylor. formerly Mrs,
1itieorge ii. Trimble OF Colorado
Springs and Leadefle. sixty-one, died
Of paralysis in Los angeles, accord,
| ing to word received at Colorado
f, Springs by her motasr, Mrs Emily Nc
| Feyfen. and her sister Mrs William
Wells Price, ''''''' '+-''' ''N
y With her Clothes "a ffanlina torch
about ither. seeentden.year- old Mabel.
| Potter ran ahriekins deHn the stairs
of the House of the-Good shepherd
N Deayer eyading aysisberf who hus.
ried after her endeayoring 10 putt out
the flames. and sustained burns which
/ caused her death IN htAe county hos.
lpitaloiV o. 4iHatIG 13b aiiys
Mrs. Anna w. Jacobson, foundpr ot
St Nincents orphanage and the House
! pf tbeytlood shepherd and owner OF
| The Jacobson building aud other prop.
| erty in Denver. died at her home, 1856
f,raif1 street, after an illness or Seven
years DCMrs.s Ia OLSON was seventy
eight yearfneid ;aHd Was born in Baltjf
more, Md 4,
i ~ athiasa Roberts ias locomotive en-
gineer of TaberRash. was crushed ito.
death when Il rotary snowplow broke
Within three miles Of Corona Pass. the
hishesl rfailrdadj point Z in the world,
and; tore down the eastern slope, old
James peak at terrible speed. The !
ptowo lefe tiie raiisi on a curve and
dashed down a thirty-foot hilL mii ~
Plans for perfeeting q -pernanent
| STATE ORGANIZATION to deal with prob
leuis 5Of the Iunenpioged, 2,OoOi OF
when it was estimated, are objects of
charity in Denver. at present. we're
i,auIich ed at a Club building nieeting 81
4eG delegates Of torshnized and ,ihora
ganized labor members of churcbes
l fapdD repre sen.stivesnofe ecbic trodies. il
n 'ehN hhN6fffJGiooesk arsnoiasimmuo 4
RI Mrfss, Pearh II HaIsps,fhirll, Mill go
throteh life dfsff Cured as the result of
deep knife wounds inflicted on
t,hstl ~ cs laridti srpsl ila aDeinrr II ID,
a,tt us Eighteenth street, ebyo Mrs,
Ifeienn Tkavef OF 1903 Eighteenth b5iG are'
nAaey aceethiHeH 10 hero oehatses tb tha
id'hssicia MS atl the county hos