Gunnison news-champion., 1916-02-25
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Gea1s as@.. EoI sns-aa v.csssy. ss-
omssns sserl.Is
~ atase bea-d of pardons refused
- ST. Oscar Coos a eommatsfion
= . asaoe and he All be h.asea
- seak
n aazipg vacstioE AZ the Colorado
- i..sal co..eee will So aesesea ~
- aF and tarsst Practice
: p Gamble OF Boulder Sas
0DnpH ed sdlusaat general Of the
Co. Hasioas. gl..sse by Governor
ODrssol 10 succeed GeaeEal Chase
. paii0R IN snNoisnfary bankrupt
- Va hiod in the federal eogEt al
Rusi agaiast the CoioEado Central
c. aad Mining coaspaEy. operating
= , b1aa.oHf eo.nty.
1nma BalTy mpie. chief state COO
] -. lsHeotOr has gone TO Washing
- D represent Colorado at a -saiejy
- gshibH and conference being
hsaa aare this week.
~ sa jumping records we're brok-
- D. tas annual nIid~ inter ski carni-
val o. Steamboat Springs by kagHar
apUi the professional. who clear
- d.stance OF 1923 feet.
TfC Colorado Wonaans Republican
club held a meeting in Denver and
disc ed plans 10 Offset the denan-
cistor remarks which are now being
mod in Iowa against suffrage.
~ nz heir to hal an estate val
I'D > sg5 1o has not caused lan Me
Mag a ahorer ON the DALEY road
gang acated in the Mid Cat district
nsar plattesille. 20 become proud and
shreV ap his job.
That the record sugar beet crop of
1o15 E be far surpassed by the 1915
acreaae was evidenced when Manager
McCreery Of the I.engment plant an
nOsa that over 1s.010 acres have
alseady been contracted
Rsedicfions TO the effect that by
nar,h / fully 5000 men will be EN-
pioyed at the Pueblo steel works we're
DaAe By officials Of the Colorado Fuel
cd Iron company. Men are being
taken on as rapidly as they apply.
q. H. Edmund. wanted in Colorado
- . charge of having murdered a IA
tianal guard officer during the coal
Rners strike, must return to this
s1ote and face trial. according to
aocision OF the Iowa supreme court.
III Denver branch of the American
Pharmaceutical association, at its
WUbruary meeting. passed unanimous
IN q resolution urging the revocation
- druggists' licenses when drug store
Owners violate the prohibition law.
Risking his own life to remove q
tsopardy to probably scores Of others,
lesse b. Ronalds0n, carpenter,
uackei up q live electric light wire on
- railroad tracks at DeRver and .
w~uent later fell dead under the
shsck = 2.sse vsats.
n Increase Of 1 cent per hour In
tn waess of 2.50o allied shOpmen Of
the Dsaver and RE Grande system
ext ndtng from Denver to Ogden was
granted BY Officals of the company
fol owing q conference at Denver with
a couDtttee OF the shopmen.
The CsaOrsae Midland railroad has
notifis6 tAs state utilities commission
that h uill not treat with the FEEDER
ated Cp>fts association, but will dis
euss - question o. a wage increase
sepasn4siy with the machinists, boiler
makseu snd other unions comprising
the 1sAssatioa.
Thousands Of cattle in the noun
tan parks are being driven to the val
leys, according to Charles Heather
who has just returned to Durango
from he Navajo pasture. because the
famisho1 cattle and their young are
falling prey to hunger 'maddened
wolves end coyotes.
! GOverDOr Carlson appointed n. L.
Shaw II Buena Vista warden OF the
state reformatory. 1t will now be
MIR Dhaw's work to oust M. p. Carp,
who hes refused to give up his posi-
tion. even after Governor Carlson has
ordered his discharge. on the ground
that he is guilty OF extreme cruelty
and neglect of duty.
The greatest amount of snow ever
officially measured on the western
slope watersheds now covers the
round In the high attitudes of west
ern Colorado. Beginning with Cum
bres PASS where the official marx Tor
snow on the ground is 126 inches on
the level. the depths run down to ~
inches on the White river watershed
Out Of the mining camp of silver
ton. cut on for month from the out
side world by vast snow drifts, has
come . trainload OF tungsten ore. un
earthed when a slide, crashing down
he moun,ain side. exposed TO the
yiew Of some of its marooned inhabi
ANTS Q tungsten deposit which prom
b ises great wealth TO It's disooyerers-
Plans have been completed foi
financing the construction OF rail-
road through Yuma and Washington
mites Al vii pc lsO MI es aohs