Cheyenne record., 1916-07-20

will hold its annual midsummer meet
ing in Denver Aug. 9.
Colorado Democrats will hold their
state assembly in Denver Aug. 8. The
Republican assembly will be Aug. 10.
Hope for the recovery of John F.
Campion. millionaire Colorado mining
man, was abandoned by his physi-
clans in Denver.
A call has been issued for the an
nual meeting Of the National Mid.
land Trail Association. in Denver the
week of Sept. II.
Miss Jean Lauge, a 21-year-old Dem
yer manicurist, attempted = suicide
after being deceived and married to
Geo. H.. Mills of Newton. Ia. .s.,
While crossing Nineteenth street at
California in Denver, John Myers, 10
years old, retired rancher OF Gard
ner, was run down by an auto driven
by ]. q. Kennedy. :.
The new Pixies Peak automobile
highway to the summit Of Pixies Peak.
built at cost of $5OO,OOO, was formal
ly opened Sunday when hundreds OF
autos made the ascent.
Cheap electric power is a factor in
mining SO far as Boulder, Gilpin and
Clear Creek county camps are COO
cerned. In all of these water 10 used
to develop the power.
Death claimed one Of the best
known and most popular business
to- D1hart q pnh1a
assistant general passenger agent for
the Union Pacific died at his rooms In
the Denver Club.
The agreement between the coal
mine operators and the miners In
Washington. Montana and Wyoming.
expires this spring. and the miners
are preparing to again unionize the
Colorado coal fields.
Mrs. Edna Joslin Newman was de-
MED alimony of $4,000 from the estate
of her late husband, Col. Louis New
man, owner Of MacRose stock farm,
by Judge Ashbaugh in the County
Court at Littleton.
Scientific soil culture is the magic
key that is unlocking untold and
limitless wealth in eastern Colorado,
together with the unprecedented and
seemingly impossible accomplish.
ment of insuring crops every year.
James c. Burger of Denver. post
potentate OF Ell Jebel temple, was
elected to the post of outer guard at
the forty-second annual meeting OF
the imperial council of the Mobiles OF
the Mystic Shrine. in Buffalo, N. Y.
According to recent report Of c.
E. Lesher, of the United States Geo.
logical Survey, coal mining in Colo
RADIO has fully recovered from effects
Of the strike in 1918 and 1914. His
report shows that the production In
1915 was 8,624,9S0 short tons, valued
at $13,599,264 an increase of 454.421
tons or 51a per cent.
State Bank Commissioner Grant
McFerson announced the following
appointments as his office staff: A.
B. Olson, chief deputy state bank
commissioner; Sidney w. Clark, dep.
uty state bank commissioner; Richard
B. Brown, deputy state bank commits.
sioner; Frank Stansfield. clerk, and
Mrs. Rose Laudon, stenographer.
Swinging her little bare legs glee,
fully over the edge Of the Clear Creek
bridge, near Utah Junction, while her
uncle, Fred Hardie, was upstream
seining for minnows, Mabel Kath.
crime Bush, 6-year-old daughter Of
Glenn L. Bush of Denver, lost her
balance and fell ten feet into a deep
pocket of water, where she drowned.
His hand torn suddenly from his
sisters sAAandclasp as he was walking
along the Morrison road just outside
Denve-, Leo Taffet, 6-year-old son OF
]. H. Taffet, was hurled forty feet
when hit by passing automobile and
left mangled and crushed in the road
to die. He sustained injuries which
resulted in his death at his home an
hour later. !
Max Pepper, charged with obtaining
about $4,000 from Swift & CO.;
packers, through q conspiracy en-
tered into with Ernest ]. Pettigrove,
an old employe Of the company, and
John B. Dunning. former employs.
was acquitted by q Jury in the West
Side Court in Denver.
The omnibus public building btu.
reported to Congress. carries $685. 900
for Colorado as follows: Canon C4y,
for postcffice building. $4,000; Mont
rose, Tor postoffice and court houhe,
$4,000; Sterling Tor: postoflics
building. $55. 900. -