The Raymer enterprise., 1918-12-19
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

ed In the casualty lists made public
I by the War Department. The killed
are Fred Sherry Smith, Denver; Rod
ariek X. Miller. Colorado Springs;
John Muhovich, Walsen, and Corp.
Harold L. McNew. Hugo. The dead Of
disease are Frank Z. Kidder. Denver;
Harry W. J. Kelly, silt. and Angus l..
Mckay. Windsor. Among the wound.
I'd severely in action src7Arthur For
est, Red Cliff; Ennis E. Reynolds, Hol-
ly; Walter r. Starks. Lyons; Ben
jainin o. Roybal. Troy: Harvey L. Cox,
Cahone. Dominica Cardinelli. Pueblo;
Ernest r. Boyce. Greeley. In the list
4 OF wounded, degree undetermined. are
i Norbert fieger. Charles ]. Sallen,
Corp John J. Collins and William
Magnelli. Denver: Howard C. Shafer
ifolyoke and Lloyd II. Martin, Hoyt.
Elmer r. Herbaugh Wages is reported
missing in action.
State officials and business men ap
/ pointed as committee several days
ago TO plan a reconstruction program
entailing an expenditure OF $1,000, 900
for undeveloped state lands. met in the
/ office OF the state land board at the
call af Former Governor Elias NJ. Am
mons The plan provides for assist
anee 10 workers in war Industries who
suddenly find thmselves out OF EN-
/ ploymeni because of the lack OF de-
| mand for the products which they
were engaged in manufacturing An
/ other feature is to provide employ
fnent and homes for 100000 soldiers
now in France, and particularly Colo
rado soldiers, on their return.
That there Is great honor among
the boys and men who have been un
fortunate in life, and were assigned
I to the Colorado State relormatory, IL
attested by report Just received by
1 Governor Gunter from NJ. r., Capp
warden OF the reformatory, in which
he states that out OF 277 men and boys
who were paroled at the suggestion ol
the governor last spring, In order that
they might give their services on the
farms in the country surrounding Blu
ena Vista, only four went wrong In
any way. Warden Capp reports that
during the past season the entire re
eeipts for the work Of the 277 boys
| amounted IN fI2l lDl c4
THE face OF Marian Rowley haunti
him." say Boulder officers of the S
A. T. c.. in speaking of Jack Nance
who was sentenced to serve three
months in the Fort Logan guardhouse
by summary court-martial. Nance Il
member OF the medical corps sta
toned at the university, and was triec
after pleading guilty to charge OF be
ing absent without leave. He was ar
rested In Denver on Nov. lG, at no
tel, few minutes after Marian Row
ley. Boulder girl. committed suicide
there.
A. B. Hinkett, an artist who for
merly had offices in Denver is the dc
fendant In an information chargint
him with obtaining money under falls,
pretenses. Hinkett left Denver in No
yember and nothing has been heard
from him since. Prior to leaving Den
yer he was choir leader and a church
worker in Edgewater. The amount o.
his alleged defalcations is expected t
reach $4,000.
Irrigation and insurance laws to ait
Colorado development and special Ia,
levies or bond issues for ample fund.-
10 build permanent highways through
out the state, provide lands for re
/ turned soldiers and broaden the scope
and service OF all state schools anC
other institutions, were urged by Gov
Julius C., Gunter at reconstruction
meeting Of the Denver Civic and Com
mercial Association.
Counsel for the Colorado Spring,
and lnterurban Railway Compan,
filed with the state blic utilities
commission petition for permission
to increase the present scent stree
carfare.
William Fox, 4S. engineer at tn,
state hospital at Pueblo, took carboli'
acid in the presence OF his wife. II,
died Immediately. He had been suf
ferer from cancer for more than /,
year.
Denver physicians do not concur il
the statement reported to have beei
made by Charles J. Hastings at ;
meeting of the American Public Healtl
Association, In which he stated tha
in all probability there will be a
severe an epidemic OF influenzi
twelve months from now as there hal
been this fall"
Willis George Emerson, promote
and writer, died Dec. IL. at Los An
geles in the home OF son. wilbu
George Emerson News of the death
which was due to apoplexy. and whicl
ended remarkable career, was re
ceived by telegram in Denver wher,
he was well known.
Calls have been issued for join
annual meeting OF the Colorado Meta
Mining Association and the Colorad,
chapter Of the American Mining Con
gress to be held In Denver Jan. 2,
and 4, II is announced by M. B. Tomb
lin, secretary for both bodies.
| Lieut.. Jerry Vasconcelles has beel