The Dolores star., 1918-11-29

Durango is to have a new alfaiia
mill.
The biennial moving season preceu'
ing the session OF the Legislature 10
on at the state house.
New rulings issued by the Food Ad-
ministrS ton permit the manufacture
AID use OF powdered sugar.
A kick from a horse instantly killed
John Carter, 10 years old, pioneer
farmer at Hygiene. five miles west Oh
Longmont.
w. w Degge. postmaster of Norfoik'
Va. during the administration OF Pres
ident Grover Cleveland, died at Boui-
der OF ap3pl.xy.
News has been received in Denver
of the death near White River. SIX
miles from Meeker. OF Mrs. j. A.
Pierce, daughter OF former Congress
man II. NJ Towner.
Hard hit by the influenza, but sun
plugging ahead. the mining camps OF
the San Juan district are showing re-
markable staying power in mainte-
nance OF ore Production.
Former State Humane Officer Nor
ton NJ David, son of Mrs. Roy +.
David of Denver, has been promoted
to corporal in the Quartermaster
corps at Camp Funston.
Situated about three miles south OF
Ouray and easily accessible to the
Red Mountain wagon road. no great
amount of capital will be needed to
put the Mount Hayden tungsten de-
post on the market.
The meeting OF the federal grand
Jury. first scheduled to be held Nov.
8, then postponed until Nov. rs. has
been put off until Jan. 6 because OF
the latest closing order of the Den
yer health department.
The month OF November has
brought the heaviest death toll in the
history of Logan county in like Pc
Rod. The FLU has killed seventy-ons
persons. most of whom have died uur-
ing November month.
With victory in the hands OF the
allies, the minds of Americans turn
to the sometimes puzzling question,
What will the boys do when they
come back" To Denver the answer
is simple: They will go back to their
old jobs
Petrolman Peter Walsh and his
wife of Denver. died within q few
hours of each other Saturday from in
fiuenza. Walsh is the second patrol
Of bn lon rtt IN die
from influenza within twelve hours
Patrolmsn Frank Potestio having died
late Friday night.
| DR.. Eric f. Kennedy, secretary of
the Colorado State Board of Health,
has been appointed by Surgeon Gen
eral Blue of the United States Public
| Health Service to represent the fed
eral body in Colorado and cooperate
with the State Board of Health in the
| control of social diseases.
NJ. de Golyer, late manager of the
Vernon Mining Company, Ironton, has
secured an option on the McLennan-
Dunmore tungsten property on Mount
Hayden. The property is considered
| by those competent to judge TO be the
most promising tungsten proposition
in the San Juan region.
October production of Colorado coal
mines shows falling off over the Au.
gust production and an increase over
the September output, according to a
statement issued by James Dalrymplc,
state coal mine inspector. The Octo.
Der output was l,l21 ,lOl tons, and the
total for the first ten months 1O,S12,.
54S tons.
Eva Lewis, member of the Jones.
| Lewis bandit band which terrorized
| Denver in September, was found
| guilty of robbery with gun by a
| Jury in the Denver West Side Court.
Five Colorado boys are on the lists
/ OF casualties made public by the War
Department Nov. 90. They are !:
George N. Arndt. Blaine, missing in ac.
ton; William M. Wickhorst, Brighton,
wounded, degree undetermined: and
the following severely wounded in &C.
ton: Louis Everett Baldwin, Den.
yer; Lloyd B. Dunn, La Sale, and
Joseph 2. Cough, Rocky Ford.
Return Of s1.35O,OO0 in dividends to
stockholders within period of three
years is the record of the Wellington
mine at Breckenridge, owned and on.
Grated by the Wellington Mines Com.
pany. An index of the productive
capacity of the property is had in the
TACT that during the past fiscal year
alone the company paid federal taxes