The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1916-03-31

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May 2o-Progressive State Convention
Aug. s-Democratic state Assembly =,
Denver.
Nucla II to have flour mill
The machinists' union In Denver
went on strike
Brewery workers at Golden are on
strike for recognition of the union
Arvada citizens have raised $4,000
for improving the road from Denver
to Boulder.
William B. Anderson, so, we'll
known mining man, died at his home
in Leadville.
Evelyn Nesbit disappointed q big
audience. being unable to appear in
Colorado Springs.
The fair sex took all but two prizes
at the baby contest at the Pure Food
Show in Denver
Over fifty farmers at Fort Morgan
have pledged to plant large acreage
to beans this season.
Two hundred people Joined In the
search for w. B. Denton. who disap-
peared from Colorado Springs.
The Rio Grande drainage district
expects soon to realize money on
bonds. thus reducing the tax
"Bootlegging' seems to he quite
prevalent in Routt county, and NUN.
Der Of convictions have resulted.
John d. McGilvray, SO years old,
yyh huff oSx hon Ia,
He died at his home in Palo Alto, Cal.
An appropriation Of over 100000
has been made to improve the Rocky
Ford beet sugar factory and farms
Miss Charlotte Barth, Colosedos
richest girl. is to make her appear
ance in public as singer in Denver.
The State Supreme Court will hear
oral arguments on the medical bill"
passed by the last Legislature on
April II.
Business interests in Salida are be-
hind a movement to move the County
seat of Chaffee county from Buena
Vista to Salida.
Stating that Burlington freight
train killed fifteen cows at one time
near Virgins. J. P. Adams filed suit
in the District Court to recover 1880
from the railroad company. V /.
Ten thousand dollars is the value
fixed on her pretty ankle by Miss
Hulda johnson of Denver in a suit
filed against DIR. Nathaniel A. Thomp-
son in the District Court.
e. Irving Thayer, Of Denver, was
granted an interlocutory decree of d.
vorce. He charged his wife, Caroline
Cooper Thayer. second cousin OF
former Governor Cooper, with deser-
ton.
Death ended the health quest of Az.
gust NJ Kunkinelly of st. Louis az be
was being wheeled from train which
had just brought him to Denver to
a waiting ambulance at the Union
Depot.
Mrs. Alice Ruiz, mentioned in the
cable dispatches as one of those who
escaped when the steamship Sussex
was torpedoed In the English chan.
mel, is a Colorado girl. born in Ly.
>ons, Boulder county, near Longmont
Gilbert H. Denton of Denver. father
OF William B. Denton, the young Min.
nequa steel plant craftsman who dis.
appeared from Pueblo, has about
given up hope of locating the missing
youth in the territory surrounding
that city.
Goldie Walters, former circus rider,
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tiers, a cowpuncher. March IL, entered
a plea of not guilty in the West Side
Court in Denver. The information
filed against her charged her with as
sault to kill. ~.
The signatures of 1892 citizens o:
Denver affixed to petitions for a char.
ter amendment abolishing the com.
mission form of government and
naming Robert w. Speer mayor were
filed in the office of Commissioner L.
c. Greenlee.
At the regular meeting of the city
council of Montrose an ordinance was
parsed ON first reading amending the
animal ordinance SO as to reduce tho
license on dogs from "a and $40 to
| - and IS, respectively for male and
female CANNES.
Harold Richard Clements, 10 years
old, son of Harry Curtis Clements
formerly of Denver, is heir to an es.
tate of $s,0oO.6OO. according to an AS.
ISOLATED Press dispatch from Seattle
Young Clements is employed in a Sc
attic department store.
Somewhere in Fremont county il q
tungsten vein richer than any yet
found in Colorado. Somewhere in the
archives of the State Bureau of Mines
is a musty record telling where the
! treasure lies-S0 per cent tungsten
$4,000 a ton. The cryptic figures
"E-2S63," are the only clew to the
riches.
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