Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19


DATES FOR COMING ESESTs-
Jan. n.M..,inx coiOr.s1, 20 Hsmnsrs
of Colorado Assembly AZ
Jan Is-3.-AnnuAi Food sho" ~
Jan. :o-:7-AnnuaI westsrn ssoes
SHOW At Denver.
Feb. S-A-Y N. C. A. Annual Convex
tion At Colorado Sprinss
There were many exhibits At ths
Trinidad poultry show.
Members of the Legislature A.
tended the Elks boxing smoker ID
Denver. The boxing bouts were al
fast
The Rev. J. Wellington FriIzelis.
prominent Methodist preacher Ane
well known in Denver. died in Mime
apolis.
Thelma Gwin, q l6year-old Pueblo
school girl. eloped to Salt Lake VITA
Leonice Coleman. where they were
married
Five hundred dollars was subscribed
by the Denver Teachers Association
for the pipe organ. which Is to be In
stalled in the Auditorium.
The funeral of Col. w. F. Cody
buffalo Bid was held in Denver Sum
day, with hundreds Of people from
other states attending the services.
Henry Feuirstein. aged SO years. for
fifty seven years q resident OF Colo
rado. died at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Z. E. Goodale Of Watkins.
No contest for the office OF state
treasurer will be made by Harry E.
Mulnix, former state auditor. accord
ing to an announcement made by Aui.
nix
Fred Christman. pioneer of the
Cache Ia Poudre valley. died the day
after his two sons we're arrested on
charges OF larceny Of cattle at Fort
Collins.
An inheritance tax OF $57,245.64 on
the estate OF the late Thomas n. Pat
terson. who died on July % last. was
paid to the state on . total valuation
Of Sl.611 .S0l.60.
A. q result of an alteration over .
trivial matter. Lee Stear. 80. was shot
through the head and instantly killed
on the ranch Of J. L. Savage. thirty
miles west Of Pueblo.
Henry L. Reno. formerly . soldier
| in the United States army, has beea
engaged by the Denver school board
to aid in the preliminary organization
| OF the Denver high school cadets.
Persons frequenting roadhouses
have the right to bring their own
liquor with them and drink It. too. %
cording to a ruling made In the dis
trict court in Brighton by Judge Class.
Rico reports that ore 10 now comins
down steadily from the Log Cabin
mine. operated by the new MarmatlIs
Mining Company. The aerial tram
way recently repaired. II working sat
isfactorily.
A reduction in the salaries Of ap-
pointed officers amounting to &s.140
rent expense account Of Teller county
by the new board Of county commits.
sioners.
Mrs. Lonetta Dc Remer Jocelyn.
daughter Of Mrs. Anna De Remer Of
Denver. has filed suit for divorce In
the courts Of Phoenix. Aris.. charging
her husband. Frank Jocelyn. with
threatening to kill her.
Officers at Scottsbiuff. Neb., ar
rested Adolph Seva. . Mexican. whom
the Denver police believe to be the
slayer of Frank Enrico. another Nexi-
| c~~ ~,ho ~,~. kay1>A Su . u>>, 49,. -
loon on the night Of Dec. , last.
Nearly 200 farmers and sugar bese
men attended banquet given in Den
yer by the Denver Tramway Company.
in conjunction with the Great Western
Sugar Company. to prospective saeaf
beet raissrs Of Jefferson county.
| Formal protests against the impor-
tatioa Of out-of-state men for the
heads Of commercial Organizations
and state institutions will be lodged
by the Sons Of Colorado. This actioA
was taken at the annual meeting q
the order.
| At Wall Strsst, in Boulder county,
the Great Britain Mine Company has
recently completed sinking an aadt
tional seventy.five feet Of shaft The
drifts are now being run out. and boeA
the east and west headings chow .
full breast Of good ore.
/ Gold and silver production h the
United States IN 1916 fell below that
Of the year before By s.71S. 100 ce eo,A
and 2.o77.37S ounces of silver. The
director Of thu mint announeoA ehaN
the total gold production for tie lasa
rear WAS ts3.116.40o. and TIE silver
production 73.ss3.Soo ounces. Calb
fornia led the Union in the peoaue.
tion Of gold with 1.06s.6se ouneeo,
valued at e21.110. 800: Colorado vns