The Dolores star., 1916-04-21

=, Convention at Pueblo.
may dS.Democratic State Convention
az colorado SprinEs.
May 2o-Progressive State Convention
in Denver.
Aug: democratic state Assembly At
25-ton zinc oxide smelter is
planned for Salida.
The Craig flour mill was destroyed
by fire. causing loss OF $4,000.
Nearly 100 cars of lambs have been
shipped from Larimer county this
season.
Frank II. Frankenburg, a we'll
known mine owner, died at his home
in Pueblo
The Longmont Chapter, Daughters
OF the American Revolution has been
organized.
The proposition to increase the sal
airy of city commissioners in Fort
Collins was defeated.
A total of 2G4 shipments of liquor
were received in Otero county during
the month of March.
Forty indictments were returned by
federal grand jury which COM
pleted its work at Pueblo.
With 1900 acres of sugar beets
contracted for, the Grand Junction
sugar factory does not face a very
dull season
James H. Moser, II years old, a
civil war veteran of the Ohio Twenty
third regiment, died at his residence
in Denver from an attack of pneu,
monia.
The finding on the street at Colo
RADIO Springs of q 16-year-old girl in
hopelessly intoxicated condition re
suited in police raids which landed
a dozen people in Jail on varied
charges.
After months spent in the shadow
of death, the recovery of Mary Leanna
Lewis. the 5-year-old victim of
prairie fire in North park last May,
is almost certain, according to Denver
physicians.
A fine hotel will be- erected soon at
Nederland, the center of the tungsten
district in Boulder county. Incorpor.
alton papers, capitalizing the hotel at
100000, were filed in the secretary
Of states office.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fee
railroad is reported to have reserved
with the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company a tentative order for 10000
tons of steel rails to cost between ST.
100000 and 100000.
The twenty-one suffragists of the
CnnOrnCsinno1 nv, ha;
dash through the suffrage states
spent Sunday in Colorado Springs
where the local branch of their or
ganization entertained them.
There we're no bidders for the prop.
erty Of the United States Reduction
and Refining Company at the public
sale held at Colorado Springs by
Judge Wilbur F. Stone, special master
of the United States District Court.
According to telegram from Wash
ton. Senator Shafroth is urging upon
Secretary Daniels the recommenda.
ton Of an appropriation of $4,000 for
purchase of a herd of registered dairy
cattle for the naval hospital at Las
Animas
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SO rapidly on the Denver sheep mar
ket this year that one record is
hardly chronicled until another is
ready for the boards. The latest was
made when a trainload of 3,O52
lambs. average weight seventy-nine
pounds, sold to packers at $11.25
The announcement was made by
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
that John D. Rockefeller, Jr., him.
self Baptist, has agreed to con-
tribute toward the erection of
church. either Protestant or Catholic,
or both, in all the company camps
where a need or a desire for one is
manifest
A search said to have extended
over a period of several years and
covered the entire Colorado Rocky
Mountain region, ended with arrest,
in Beulah, of DR.. Carey B. Crawford.
so years old, on a charge of desert
ing his wife in Des Moines, Iowa, &C ]
cording to information emanating
from the mountain town.
Four of the thirty-three counts
against William B. Slaughter, presi
dent of the defunct Mercantile Ma.
tional bank of Pueblo, were dis.
missed. and three others taken under
Amusement by Judge Robert E. Lewis
Saturday in the trial of the banker in
the United States Court upon indict-
ment charging misappropriation OF
funds said to aggregate 100000.
The spirit of patriotism that places
individual liberty first and all other
considerations second is the clarion
call of suffrage Eastern ENJOYS OF
the Congressional union extolled in
the Broadway theater in Denver be-
fora Eon oJunoofoe ond friends of