The state herald., 1919-01-03

Denver
Jan. 2i-2s-westorn Stock Show at
Denyer.
Jan. 2i-23-Meeting American National
Live Stock Association at Denver.
Fifty cases OF influenza were re-
poiiea to the reformatory at Buena
VISA.
Ine Colorado Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation held reception in honor OF
.Irs. Oliver II. Shoup. wife OF the gov
trnor.elect, in Denver,
Judge Harry S. Glass, in the Dis
irict Court at Brighton, called grand
jury 10 investigate the alleged boot
leg ring in the court house.
The Pueblo city commissioner OF
safety. Mike Studlnski, issued an order
prohibiting card playing in cigar
stores, pool rooms and clubs.
The Mt. Logan Mining and Refining
60 spany, seven or eight miles north
o. ueBeque, has established camp at
the base OF Mt. Logan.
TIE American Shale Company mas
camp fourteen miles north of De-
Hsque, on Conn creek. an eastern
tributary of Roam creek.
John Wollum of Evans has proved
that tobacco can be raised there. He
has 100 stalks OF tobacco stored in
his home that has been grown this
year.
Nearly $4,000 was reported on the
tpening day Of the campaign OF the
Aelyer Federation for Charity and
Philanthropy to raise s115.0GO for its
.gi9 oudget
Governor Gunter may appoint one
Republican to the Civil Service Com
mission, according to an understand
Gg he has reached with leaders Of
both parties.
Lucille Langley, Is years old. daugh.
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Langley OF
I oJlder. died of influenza. She is the
Ihird ember of the family to die OF
The malady since Oct. 10.
Twenty-Five appointive officers OF
the state house presented to Cover
scr Gunter silver centerpiece set as
iokeu of the friendly relations en-
jcycd through the administration.
Miss Mary Sullivan. one OF the old
cst employees in point OF service in the
.Foorders office OF the city and county
II Denver. died at St. Joseph's hos
vital following an illness OF eight
weeks.
The T.cent car fare. with l-cent *.
ira charge for transfers, awarded tho
Denver Tramway Company by the
Colorado State Public Utilities Com
mission recently has been accepted in.
formally by the company.
School land belonging to the state
Of Colorado brought an average OF
Sl4.37 an acre during the biennial pc
Rod which closed Nov. 80 last, accord.
ing to the biennial report of the State
Board of Land Commissioners.
The 500 crippled soldiers now fight.
ing slowly back TO health In the gen.
eral hospital at Aurora nre In need Of
music, need scarcely appreciated by
the citizen In good health whose
phonograph is constantly on hand.
Influenza struck down the family OF
William Eddy OF Denver. and the
father and six children are in hospi.
tails. The children are Howard. 8;
Harold, Z: Mary. 10: Claude. s: Clar.
ice, 4. and Burton. II months.
The Hall ranch, comprising l.loo
acres OF land between Colorado
Springs and Fountain. has been sold
by David Hall. son OF the original
owner. to Martin Bender. The con.
sideration was $4,000 A large dairy
farm is to be conducted by Bender.
who also has leased the Gilpln ranch
OF 1000 acres,
David Cuella. II Mexican. was stabbed
during an alteration in rooming
house in Denver.
Shipment OF seed beans from the
Eaton district is being delayed bo.
cause OF the impossibllity TO get cars,
according TO one bean seed dealer.
who says he has been trying for over
= week to get car for shipping pur.
poses.
Henry b. Babb OF Denver and Mrs.
Martha J. Cranmcr were appointed rs
members Of the State Board Of Par.
dons BY Governor 6unter. Mrs. Gran.
msr 10 At present a member Of tho
board. Mr.. Babb succeeds Harry c.
Riddle.
Three Civil Service Commissions.
instead Of one. may concern them.
selves over the welfare OF 1900 state
employees before tho legal questions
arising out Of tho adoption OF the
amendment recently by the voters are
decided.
Eleven miles OF hsrd.surfacsd roads
divided into small sections. IL one Of
the items included In tho 1919 budget
Of the Colorado Highway Commission
for permanent Improvements along tho
north and south highway passing
through Denver.
A car containing two Mexican far.
msrs stopped on the Union Pacific