The Dolores star., 1918-12-06
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

II. Haas. Pueblo, and ANel f. Oquist,
LoNeland. Two dead of wounds re-
Ceived in action are Charles h. Ely
lens, Silver Plume, and Edward j. Hoi-
land, Brighton. Disease caused the
death OF fifteen as follows: Cecil NJ.
Jones and Cliffe H. Hellis. Denver:
David Peltier, Lafayette; Ennis c.
Denny. Hudson: Floyd X. Dyer.
Briggsdale: Corney j. Barnhart, La
mar: Frank d. Collins, Colorado
Springs: Roy r. Dwyer, La Junta:
Jacob J. Jack Johnstown; Norman N.
Miller Seibert; Joseph K. Nelson.
Boulder: Lewis II. Roober, Paonia;
William C. Stratton. Ouray: Raymond
c. Whitmer, Clark, and William Kin
serlow. New Raymer. Other Colorado
casualties are Joseph w. Fitch. Ber-
wind. wounded severely in action; An
drew A. Garrison, Creole, wounded.
degree undetermined, and Noel
Rocker. Fort Collins, missing in &C
ton
A Union Pacific relief train made
what is believed to be record run
over that part of the line Thanksgiv-
ing uaS, Wnen q caDOose attached W
an engine made the twenty miles from
Brighton 10 Denver in seventeen min
utes The train was run to bring a
fireman, Hugh c. Norvell. to Mercy
hospital, after both his legs and his
right hand had been severed when he
fell under the engine at Brighton. The
fast run enabled the victim to see MS
wife at the hospital before he died.
bonds.
The fluorspar industry in the
jamestown camp. Boulder county,
which was revived in 1917 by the gov.
eminent demand for the fluxing
metal. has grown to the volume or
fifty tons dali, and is still increasing
as rapidly as man power and road con-
ditions will permit. Most OF this spar
ore is hauled to Boulder for treatment
and shipment to the east. a small
amount is milled in the little red mill
Just at the lower end OF the camp.
Disease has caused the death of four
more Colorado boys. according to the
casualty lists made public by the War
Department Nov. 30. This section OF
the list includes Richard Harvey and
George II. WaiIwork, Denver Ray y.
Hail. foWler' ana Iot'o ID. Stoooaru'
CEDAR Eiia feterhka, fort Morgan
mas been Killed III action; Paul r.
ana fascoe SOFAS Clafk' Is "ouhueu'
uesree undetermined
James Larsen. proprietor OF small
grocery at 3O9l West Ihlrty-elShth
street Denver was shot ana instant
ly Killed saturday nlsht by Two youth
iuI hlehWayheh VINO entered MS store
wearing ilu masks ana attempted 10
TOD MN. Al'er hiuIuerlhe Larsen Jus
pahulls leit the store "llhout 'ahpeF-
ing win the cash register ana es
capped
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Eirst ,isrt pavmc.,d w Lamb n
Darvar how ono of tho baroes with
Ceraral .i,anbr apa winner n, IN.
mi,it,rv crosse With h,r diad os nna,.
morio in C,iro Eo,n, ,ccordin, ,o
word received bv bis narents mr. snd
Mrs Percy Lamb The notice states
tb,+ no died Nov I, and ,b,t no was
buried in Cairo
Maud Dahl. 90. and Jerry Miragow-
| ski 80, were killed, and Earl Parker,
20. is at the county hospital with a
bullet through his right lung, and the
police are looking for Joe Sosa who
| is alleged TO have done the shooting
at the girls room in hotel at 1928
Lawrence street IN Denver.
An urgent call was sent ont nv tho