Cheyenne record., 1916-03-02

ana tOufth Congressional DlStTlCI
Convention at Pueblo.
A rotary club has been formed at
Colorado Springs.
Firestone citizens have voted bonds
TO construct water plant.
Four persons were arrested at Ou-
ray on bootlegging charges.
A five-day Chautauqua meeting will
be held at Ouray early in July.
Earl Jones, of Hoehne, was arrested
at Trinidad on a murder charge.
A penalty now threatens many who
have failed to pay their income tax.
Denver Charter petitions have over
$500 names, enough to call an cleo
tioa.
The funeral Of M. D. Thatcher. Col
orado's richest citizen, was the larg-
est ever held in Pueblo.
Mrs. Annie Dunn, IS years old, who
has been postmist ess of Cherrylyn
since 1894, died at her home.
A move has been started in Denver
- have law passed abolishing cap
ftal punishment in Colorado.
Ed Washington, colored, plead
guilty to running a disorderly house
at Ouray and was fined $3.50.
Work for approximately $50 men
for period OF several weeks will be
furnished planting beets at Loveland.
Col. Frank Williams. 80 years old,
who was found wandering about the
= Denver railroad yards in a dazed con-
dition, died at the county hospital.
The first "get-together" meeting of
motion picture theater managers, op-
orators, exchange men, actors and
scenario writer's In Colorado was held
in Denver.
A broomstick cane, welded by
woman who for nine weeks had been
practically bedridden by rheumatism,
routed a burglar. armed and masked,
from South Denver home.
The first public function in the new
Denver Union station was held when
= farewell reception was given A. D.
Parker, the retiring vice president OF
the Colorado & Southern railroad.
The demand of $4,000 for the
alienation Of her husbands affections,
made in a complaint filed in the Den
yer District Court by Mrs. Julia e.
Snow against Mrs. Grace Elwell, was
settled for $3.50.
The Episcopalian diocese of Colo.
rado. through the secretary of the
standing committee, announces an
election to be held June for the pur.
pose Of naming a bishop coadjutor to
head the church in Colorado.
The E. 8. du Pont de Nemours
Company, the holding corporation con-
trolling among other plants one To-
Gated near Littleton, Colo., has de-
elared q dividend Of 10 per cent pay
able in Anglo-French bonds.
The federated shop crafts of the D.
q r. G. have reached an agreement
with J. F. Enright superintendent of
motive power, granting all federated
craftsmen and apprentices 1 cent an
hour advance over the former scale.
Tho doors Of the county Jail opened
In Denver and Clay e. Hargrave, a
former liquor dealer, walked forth a
tree man. But it was not until he exc
cuted q deed conveying to his wife,
Mrs. Blanche Bell Hargrave, property
valued at $4,000.
Aid Of the Denver police was
sought in locating Theodore e. Lamo-
reaux. &c years old, a rancher Of
Wheat Ridge. who disappeared. The
request for aid was made by Mrs.
Lamoreaux. who fears he may have
met with an accident.
William B. Slaughter. president Of
the defunct Mercantile National bank
Of Pueblo. who has been in the Gus
tody Of United States authorities in
that city since his arrest Jan. 81 on
charges of embezzlement, was re-
leased on $4,000 bail.
Six physicians, constituting q coro.
aer's jury chosen by DR.. Sherman
Williams, coroner, to make inquiry
into the death of Mrs. Ada Williams
ut Mercy Hospital in Denver, re-
turned verdict holding DR.. Noble
o. Hamilton responsible.
The will Of the late William Fran
CTS Jewell Ingram, Colorado mining
man, was filed for probate in the
County Court in Denver. The prop
erty, which is estimated at q value