The Holly chieftain., 1915-03-19

On second reading in the lower House
of the Legislature
Colorado University of Boulder took
four firsts in the annual indoor track
meet held in Denver. -
In the Senate the bill abolishing
the board of capitol managers was
killed by vote of 10 to IA.
An estate valued at 100000 was
left by the late Lloyd P. Appelman, a
Denver insurance and loan man
The persons named by Judge Lind
sey OF Denver in his charges that
conspiracy to defame his character
exists made denial of his accusations.
Claudine Stokes was arrested at
Colorado Springs by the police on the
charge of forging a postoffice money
order, and held for the federal author
tiles.
A parade and patriotic exercises
were held in Denver on st. Patrick's
day, the days events closing with the
thirty-ninth annual dance given by
Hibernian clubs.
Hattie Miller, Al, an ex-convict, at
tempted suicide in the matron's quar-.
ters in the city Jail in Denver by cut
ting the artery in her left wrist She
used blade of safety razor.
That the case of Robert ]. Mason,
charged with conspiracy in the mur-
der of Ruth Merriweather, be set for
March 20, was the request made by
Mason's counsel, in the West Side
Court in Denver.
Stephen Mather, assistant to Secre-
tary Lane of the interior department,
and Mark Daniels, superintendent of
national parks, will be the guests of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
principal speakers at special lunch.
con in Denver, March 20.
John Kendrick Bangs, the noted
author and humorist, will be the
speaker before meeting of the
Winter Night Club to be held at Colo
rado Springs on the evening of March
26. He will lecture on "Salubrities l
Have Met
Idaho Springs will get all the gov
eminent land lying west of the noun,
tain parks and covering the water
sheds of Soda creek, Chicago creek
and Devils canon if President Wilson
signs the bill now in his hands Great,
ing the Idaho Springs reserve.
Benjamin Woods, Andrew Zurick
and Peter Banner, all of Louisville,
arrested on the charge of shooting
pheasants, pleaded guilty on five in.
formations and each was fined $25
and costs on one information and sen.
fenced to ten days in Jail on the re,
maiing four
The Order of the Rising Sun, which
ranks next to the mikado's own deco,
ration, the Chrysanthemum, has been
conferred upon DR.. A. l.. Bennett, who
for five years has been the Japanese
consul in Denver. The honor was con.
ferred "for meritorious service ren.
dered the empire"
After a search covering almost sew.
en- years, George w. Sheppard, 40,
laborer, was arrested in Denver on
the charge of numbering his cousin,
John Sheppard, in Seminole county,
Okla, in 1908. Following his arrest
he admitted to the police that he
killed his cousin and was willing to
so back and stand trial.
Members of the Twentieth General
Assembly were presented with nun.
ber of pointed" suggestions in the
enactment of laws as guests of the
Elks' Club in Denver. 1t was "a spe.
cial session of the Legislature frolic
Of the Elks, in which number of
'.tricks of the profession" were ex-
posed and Recommendation" of mo.
ment offered.
Now that flotation has displaced
cyanide at the center of the metallur.
gical stage-with credit for saving 80
per cent of the metallic values in mill
tailings, dump material and low-grade
ores where but 40 to 60 per cent have
been saved by other methods - 1t is
proper and timely to call attention to
the fact that this simple, useful and
growing invention is credited to a
Denver school teacher, Miss Carrie ].
Everson.
Lying face downward in two inches
of mud, her face pillowed on her arm,
her black curls tangled and matted,
Mary Elizabeth Voolfolk, the sixteen
year.old schoolgirl who disappeared
from her home in Denver. was found
unconscious by the side OF road
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