Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-02-28
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

gan county met at Fort Morgan and
signed contracts to sell the United
States 100000 pounds.
Notice has been issued by the fed
eral food administrator that all bakers
will be required to use 20 per cent
substitutes in bread and rolls.
The new ore body opened on the
tenth level of the Cresson developed
to length of sixty and width Of eight
feet, averages over $40 a ton through
out.
Denver citizens during 1917 were SO
dry they applied to the county clerk
and recorder for 59.3S9 permits to OBJ
tain liquor. They paid $12,332.52 for
the permits.
Lieut.. Arthur R. Taylor, former Den
yer boy, has been killed, according to
word received in Denver, in England.
where he was member of the royal
flying corps.
Miss Maud Morgan of Fort Collins,
who has been in Washington for some
time working as tenographer in the
Congressman Timberlake as his. pri-
vate secretary.
The Cripple Creek Deep Leasing
Company, operating the Jerry John
son mine, on Ironclad hill, loaded out
between 478 and 500 tons of ore dur
ing January. with an average gold con-
tent of $40 q ton.
With over 1000 people seated in
the flag-draped Auditorium and hum
dreds turned away, the Rev. DR.. e. e.
Violette Of Kansas City brought to
close the ten days of patriotic observ-
ance that the people of Denver have
celebrated.
Fortified by thousands of pinto
beans and other Colorado-grown prod
ucts. a large assembly of the Denver
Manufacturers' Association at BAN
quet heard the secretary. Carl Hinton.
tell of the magnitude of the govern
ment's service to Denver and Colorado
in selecting the Aurora site for . re-
cuperation hospital.
While the war lasts the need of
large supplies of manganese and Of
molybdenite ores will be acutely felt
in America in connection with a va
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nitions. To meet this demand a spe-
cial effort must be made in Colorado,
where large supplies of the desired
minerals are known to exist.
Lessees Of the United States Gold
Mines Company. operating the Trail.
W. P. H. and Bonanza mines; the
Damon dump and the company oper-
attn q IN tho Wild uoroo oopt;uuo rro
duction on steady scale. In January
the output exceeded 1000 tons of ore
with an average value Of $40 a ton,
and gross bullion value Of better than
$4,000.
Governor Gunter, in cooperation
with the policy of the national govern
ment in it's anti-social disease cam
paign, appointed-a committee consist
ing of Finlay l.. MacFarland, George
Bergere and H. W. Moore to consider
the recommendations of DR.. Erlo Ken
nedy, secretary of the State Board OF
Health, for dealing with the problem
in Colorado.
Clarence P. Dodge of Colorado
Springs, who recently withdrew as a
candidate for the nomination for the
United States Senate, has been given
charge OF the western division of the
Y. NJ G. A. war work. with headquar-
ters at San Francisco. He will have
supervision over Y. M. c. A. work in
all cantonments in his division, which
contain approximately 100000 men.
w. L. Clark, 3s years old, who is
said to have deserted Colorado Ma
tional Guard company stationed at
Camp Baldwin last July and is ac-
cused of influencing Dora Frost, 49,
year-old daughter of Mrs. Martha
Frost of Denver, to accompany him
to Washington. D. c., is under arrest
at Fort Worth, Tex, and will be
brought to Denver to face a charge
OF violation of the Mann white slave
act and impersonating a government
officer.
Miss Luigina Vaille has been ap-
pointed cashier of the Aguilar bank.
Provost Marshal John Evans mott.
fled the seventy-five local draft boards
in Colorado to determine the number
of men required to fill their Is per
cent contingent, or less, which will
conclude the first CALL The registered
men are to be taken from the new
classification lists. Each board is re-
Quested to wire the number of men It
expects to entrain between March 4
and March 9. The destination of the
men, many Of whom will pass through
Denver, is to be the medical officers
training camp at Fort Riley, Kan.
District Attorney William e. Foley
Of Denver filed in the West Side
Court three informations charging
conspiracy to spirit away, and spirit
ing away, witness against former
City Detective Frank H. Mulligan,