The Holly chieftain., 1915-01-22
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

% Wshern Newspaper Union News BervlceL
A large crowd attended the open
ing of the Denver Horse Show Mon
day.
Denver. Washington and Newport.
earthquake which shook parts Of Italy
last week.
A movement is on foot at Monte
Vista for the formation Of CONNER
cial club that will include all the
towns Of the valley.
Hiram Pierce of Fort Collins died
of pneumonia at the residence Of his
son. Robert Pierce, in Denver, whom
he was visiting.
A jury In West Side Court in Den
yer brought in q verdict of not guilty
In the case Of C. w. Scott. charged
with white slavery.
Colorado must live within its in
come during the next two years, ac-
cording to the announcement made
by Governor Carlson.
A. 8. Angel. eighty-three years old.
died at his home in Denver. He was
born in Newport and came to Colo
RADIO twenty-three years ago.
High-grade ore valued at $4,000 was
stolen from the Patrick Connors lease
In No. shaft of the Little Jonny mine
At Leadyille at the 700-foot level.
James Tanner, prominent farmer,
died at his home several miles east of
Model, from pneumonia, Tanner was
S5 years old and is survived by
widow.
DR.. F. W. Noble, who is accused
with DR.. ]. R. Mason of causing the
death Of Miss Ruth Merriweather, was
released from jail in Denver under a
$4,000 bond :.
A reception, dinner dance and en-
tertainment will be given by the
members of the Missouri Club of
Colorado on the evening of January
80 in Denver.
Judge Wright of the District Court
in Denver issued a peremptory writ
of mandamus, commanding the Den,
yer city commissioners to levy k-mill
for mountain parks and roads.
The total uninsured loss by fires in
Denver during 1914 was only $14,50O,
the insured loss 1921, 1885, and the
grand total loss $296,097.62, according
to the annual report of the fire depart
ment.
The school children of Colorado
Springs have entered into the spirit
nj Chor ho~ 1f
vertising the Pixies peak region with
an enthusiasm that promises big re-
suits.
Oscar Cook, tried twice. convicted
and sentenced to hang for killing Po-
liceman William Mcpherson, March
1912, in a saloon holdup in Denver,
filed application for a writ of error
in the Supreme Court for a second
time.
That the European war will be fol-
lowed by renaissance in the United
States was the opinion expressed at
Boulder by DR.. Ernest Fox Nichols,
president Of Dartmouth College, Han.
over, N. H., who is making tour of
the West.
Fifty-nine Denver druggists, repre-
senting thirty-nine drug stores, were
placed under technical arrest by Dep.
uty Sheriff William Arnett and his as
sistants at the West Side Court in
Denver, charged with selling liquor
without license.
immigration Is going to be a slogan
n hn odp {ckr
graticu Of good, honest, desirable for
eigners to Colorado by systematic
methods. provided the Assembly sets
aside money for the State Department
handling this subject.
The Montrose city commissioners
expressed willingness at their meet
ing to make the necessary appropria.
tion for the purchase of the Mountain
park which Congress has granted the
city up in the Sawtooth range, $40
acres at a cost of $3.50.
Mrs. Della Nichols was awarded
5000 damages in her suit against the
City of Denver for injuries suffered
Dec. 20, 1913, from fall on the snow.
covered pavement on South Broad.
way between Maple and Cedar ave-
nues after the big snowstorm.
r. c. Cowan, Y. M. C. A. man and
superintendent of Craig colony, lost
his sixteen-year battle against tuber-
culosis in Denver and died. Cowan
was known among patients of the
colony to have feeling for their well
fare similar to that of Frank Craig,