The Ordway new era., 1916-09-29


Jan. 2O-2T-Anuual western stock
Show at Denver.
Tungsten buying at Boulder is again
becoming lively Many miners are re-
fusing $50 a unit.
Seventeen men were arrested ID
Denver in raids on two alleged boot
Logging headquarters.
The Cooperative Association OF
Eearfield, near Virgins, has place"
thirty men at work on the roads.
Officials Of the coal miners union
report progress in the organization o.
the men Of the southern Colorado
fields.
Denver was successful in spirited
contest in cincinnati for the l"lI con
ycntion for the American lmstitut" o.
Banking
The state Livestock Commission is
pushing its campaign against the so
called herd law" which will come b"
fore the voters this fall.
It is reported that numerous min
rral locations are being made at the
scene Of the new gold strike n"a'
"
Thirty tons OF copper ore from the
Mantle Brothers mine on Blue noun
,aiu in the uintah valley will he
! rrcighted to Craig. from where it Will
! be shipped to Denver.
Denvcr's high school cadet regiment
VIII start out with SIS boys as its
| membership. according to reports
made to the school board by the prin-
| cipals OF the five high schools.
\ bleachcd-out skeleton, beside Il
22.caliber rifle and an Ansonia watch.
were found about two and hal:
miles south of Salida in a gulch by
Harry Livingston. IS, son OF F. G
Livingston.
The government warrant upon
which MIR. and Mrs. Jacob KeIlar were
held III Denver awaiting deportation |
to Switzerland has been cancelled and |.
the couple will be allowed to remain |
in the United States.
At a meeting OF the Democratic
state central committee in Denver, !
Raymond Miller of Kiowa county was |
elected chairman and Mrs. Mary |
Nichols of EnglcwOod. vice chairman. |
The chairman will name a secretary. !
The second death as a result OF the |
collapse Of a portion OF the stadium
on the occasion OF the WelshWhite |
fight at Colorado Springs occurred .
when Tom Allen. 80, a porter at the
Colorado Savings Bank Building sue
Cumbed.
Plans of the Denver & Rio Grande |
to develop a through broad gauge |
line between Denver and Pennington. |
y. NJ, will be presented by President |
H. L. Nudge at the monthly meeting |
OF the directors Of the company in
New York
The Denver Election Commission
partly completed totaling votes for
candidates for Democratic nomina-
tions The totals show that Benjamin |
G. Hilllard defeated II. b. Teller for
the nomination for congressman by
majority OF 7G.
The recent gold strike at Capital
mine, on Griffith mountain. near
Georgetown, has developed into
four-foot vein of ore that promises to
be bonanza. The ore is running at
a value of s23,S00 a ton and assaying
1870 ounces to the ton.
At a meeting in Denver, the Repub-
| lican state central committee per
! fected its campaign organization by
electing Phillip B. Stewart chairman,
Mrs. Franklin Z. Brooks OF Colorado
| Springs vice chairman, and John f.
Vivian OF Weld county secretary.
Following an investigation the Colo
rado State Board of Architects has ex-
onerated Architects McLaren and
Thomas of Colorado Springs of all
blame for the collapse of the amphi.
theatre at the Welsh-White fight at
Colorado Springs on Labor Day.
Sunflower grange of Sedala will
hold its annual Frontier Day this year
ut Castle Rock. October has been
rejected as the date. The program
has been doubled in length, more fea-
lures added and the grange promises
to make it the biggest one-day event
in the series of county entertain
ments. IS
That the great Cresson ore "vug,'
discovered in November, 1914, is not
yet exhausted is indicated by re.
port from Colorado Springs, stating
that recent ton shipment from the
mine to the Golden Cycle plant at
Colorado City was paid for on the
basis of 81 per pound or $4,000 for the
lot.
A quantity of photographs, letters
and papers found In the trunk aban
doned in Denver by Mrs. C. <. VII
son, whose husband killed Frank
Hughes Turner at ellis, Colo, and
who has been identified as a member
Of the Chicago gang OF swindlers and