Cheyenne record., 1915-09-16
COLORADO
STATE NEW S
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.

Sept; 1913 s.-Midsummer Meeting OF
Colorado State Editorial Association
sept. a1snSsea sanoss ssDrl9ss Dry
Oct; z.s:sFalr and Race Meeting at
Oct; 1s.-odd Fellows Annual state
Convention at Colorado Springs.
T. Minor Mention.
Over 800 infants have been entered
in the Denver baby show.
Forty-eight persons have taken the
civil service tests for Denver jobs.
An exceptionally heavy yield Of
beans is reported in the Loveland dis
trict.
Colorado Springs expects the Santa
Fe to erect a $115,000 station in that
city.
A big tabernacle has been erected
near the county Jail at Grand juno
tion.
Lack of sufficient classrooms ham
pers the Boulder university as enroll
ing begins.
Frank Taylor and Oscar Schwartz
were arrested near Alamosa on a
charge Of rustling cattle.
The Colorado Agricultural College
opened the new year at Fort Collins
with 457 students registered.
DR.. Newton A. Bolles of Denver was
fined 5000 in Police Court for prescrib
ing drugs to habitual users of cocaine
and morphine.
The State Bureau of Child and Ami
NAL Protection has started a campaign
to raise $4,000 with which to main.
tain the bureau for the next two years.
President Wilson and Postmaster
General Burleson have been invited to
attend the official dedication of Den.
ver's new postoffice building Nov Is.
The harvest festival at Fort Morgan
Sept. IA to II will be a big event, as
the cup for the best non-irrigated dis.
play has spurred the farmers and
ranchers to prepare some fine ex
hibits.
Logan B. Crawford, superintendent
of the Routt county fish hatchery, has
been selected by the government as
supervisor of predatory animal control
for the district composed of Colorado
and Wyoming.
Oscar Englander, son of Mrs Nellie
Englander, proprietor Of a dairy in
Denver, fired two shots at William La
Sale when the latter went to take
possession of cows which he had pur.
chased from the boys mother
Missing for thirteen months Harry
Dewhurst, As years old, mining pro.
moter of Central City and Denver, Is
believed by his wife, Mrs. Nora Dew.
hurst Of Denver, to be in prison in
Mexico City or victim of bandits.
William Prewitt and John Schlagel,
two alleged bootleggers, arrested in
Longmont, made their escape from the
city jail after robbing another prisoner
who had been arrested for drunken
ness, Of his gold watch and money.
Judge Perry in Denver Criminal
Court sustained the motion of Stephen
w. Ryan, special counsel in the con-
tempt proceedings against Juvenile
Judge Ben B. Lindsey, asking that the
amended answer of the latter be made
specific.
Judge CRANKY Hillyer called the
criminal docket for the September
term of District Court at Trinidad,
but as the appropriation of Las Ami
mas county for prosecuting criminal
cases has been nearly exhausted it
is expected that several of the strike
cases will be continued until the De
cember term.
Somewhere in Colorado, most prob
ably in Denver, a three-months-ol
baby boy is kicking his little hels
safe In the arms of an adopted moth
er, while the child's father, John Ian
non, nephew Of Frank Lannon, mem
ber Of the State Industrial Commits.
sion, seeks for the infant and is mysti
fled as to the reason which prompted
his wife to report their baby had died
when it was two days old.
Workers from all parts of the state
will attend the jubilee convention OF
the Colorado w. c. T. U. at Trinity
M. E. church, in Denver, Sept %, 23
and "a. Mrs. Adrianna Hungerford
state president, will preside
A new building and improvements
to its plant at the Denver Union stock.
yards which will cost 100000 are tc
be made by Armour & Company. The
order has already been issued for the
beginning of construction work
General crop conditions in Colorado
are excellent and the outlook good ir
spite Of a general deficiency of rain
fall on the Western Slope according