Cheyenne record., 1916-11-16
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
Jan. 1;s.Poultrry Show at Denver;
Jan; 11-1a-Poultry Show at Canon
Jan. ao-Athletic Club boxing contests
Jan. 2o-27-Annual western stock
Show at Denver.
Feb. Atty. M. c. A. Annual conven-
tion at Colorado Springs
The cornerstone for a Carnegie II.
brary has been laid at Littleton.
The second advance in coal prices
this winter has been made in Denver.
The Ouray Smelling & Refining
Company of Ouray is erecting a new
custom mill.
Harold F. Herr of Salida has pur-
chased site in Salida for a new ho-
tel. for $4,000.
Plans have been completed for
$4,000 chapel for the Eben Ezer Sani-
torium at Brush.
The United OIL Company has con-
tracted for $125,0OO in improvements
at the works in Florence.
In Boulder county Frank Tarbet,
backed by Boulder associates, has
started up the Prussian mine and mill.
Approximately 500 out-of-town per-
sons ayailed themselves of the absent
voters law and cast their ballots in
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Petzoldt cele-
brated their Golden wedding annivers-
ary in Denver with twenty-three de-
scendants present.
Silver took trip skyward and
reached the high price of 715s, the
highest it has been since May -,
when 1t reached TN.
George w. Schell, sentenced in the
Denver District Court to eighteen
months for bigamy, filed an appeal be-
fore the Supreme Court.
The board of directors of the Denver
club levied an assessment of $25
against each member to cover losses
incident to the closing of the bar.
Colorado mining men had promi-
nent part on the program of the nine
teenth annual convention of the Amer,
ican Mining Congress, which convened
in Chicago Monday.
Reports have been received at
Creede that the Commodore Mining
Company will build h .rwer plant to
be used in operating its property on
West Willow creek.
Stevens camp. with the big Boulder
Tungsten Production Company mill
and tunnel and the Vasco mill, is a
busy center of the tungsten industry
which shows no depression.
From Silver Plume, Clear Creek
county. comes a report that Eastern
capitalists are becoming greatly in
terestsd in the Silver Plume and
Georgetown mining districts.
In Gilpin county, the R. L. Moore
lease on the Lake mine are stopping
on three-foot streak of ore eighty
feet above the Big Five tunnel level,
that returns over two ounces gold per
ton. Hs s
! The Masons Of Denver will hold a
ceremonial session at Ell Jebel temple
Wednesday, Nov. 20, beginning at II
a m. and continuing into the follow
ing morning until the ceremony" is
over.
Grand jurors drawn for the Novem-
ber term of the Federal District Court
in Denver met in the grand jury room
of the federal building-the first time
that a grand jury has used this build
ing. --..a.
A new coal mine is to be opened in
Routt county. 1t is to be in the same
gulch as the Routt-Pinnacle and In
dian Creek mines. 1t will be about
500 feet from the track which has been
laid.
A golden jubilee commemorating
the fiftieth anniversary of the Zion
church and covering eight days, will
be held during the week of Nov. 10 to
26 by the members of the church in
Denver.
Rapid progress is being made in or
ganizing the nine states directly in
terested in the proposed park-to-park
highway, the circle road that is to link
all the national parks and begin and
end in Denver.
Attorney General Farrar and Gov
ernor-Elect julius c. Gunter, with
Senator DELPHI Carpenter, will appear
before the United States Supreme
Court in Washington on Dec. to ar
que the Wyoming water suit
which has been pending in the courts
for some time.
That Colorado bids fair to become
one of the most popular states in the
Union, because of its wealth of nat
ural scenery. was the statement made
by Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman at a
luncheon given by the conservation
committee of the Woman's club. She
advocated the conversion of the Mount