The Dolores star., 1919-05-30
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

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started shortly after Jupe LIST. Ar
ranga,n.nts are CONNECTED between
Ira p Uumnbrev of Denver and the
management of the Broodmoor hotel
for an oirn,one service nj the Broad.
moor and nm SIS 600 Curtiss machine,
with room for t1yo messengers and, the
niIot now Is being completed at the
factories Engineers have made the
surveys for the landing field and work
has already been started on four han
r,rs
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oral. Strings near Plncerville, Colo,
was found dead on sandbar in the
San Miguel river, about mile above
her home nj NIontrosc Coroner Ed
Remlev, who took charge of the body.
believes that the woman fell into the
river when the bank cayed in. A deep
cash was found across her forehead.
Indications are. According to the cor
oner, that she struck II rock and be-
came unconscious and was washed
along.
The biggest prairie dog poisoning
campafgn ever inaugurated in the
West is on full force in Fremont,
Park, Teller and Chaffee counties, un-
der the auspices of the Fremont Coun-
~ Stockgrowers' Association and SUI
pcrvised by +. W. Powers of East
Canon. Tons of poisoned oats have
been distributed over the territory af-
frctcd and ranchcrS and cattlemen are
applying it on the open range and pri-
waite lands while in the forest reserves
the work is III charge OF members OF
the forestry reserve service.
In order to avoid the possibility of
accidents the county commissioners of
Fremont and Teller counties have or
dered large Signboards to be erected
on the Phantom canon highway. fixing
the speed limit at fifteen miles an
hour. 1t is understood that the high
way will be patroled at once from both
ends by deputy Shcriffs and anyone
violating fine Speed limit will be ar
rested ana prosecuted regardless Oh
whom II INA! De-.
Nick Damos, Greek, was tried for
the third time at WalSenburg for the
killing of William Dick, president of
the Huerlano Trading Company, FEB.
IL, 1919, while carrying the pay roll
to one of the camps. The jury were
out day and reported to the court
their inability TO agree stating they
stood nine to three. The court sent
'heih BACK Tor iurther consideration
anu 'i'Ss piouS"l III 'eru'cI VI at
q"i'tai' .a..-
The murder on April II Of Elton c.
Parks, a Pueblo auto salesman, and
William T. Hunter, prominent resident
of Rye, Pueblo county, on the Rye
Pueblo road, was cleared up by the
confessions of George Bosko. "a. and
his brother, Thomas Bosko, II. Ac-
cording to statement made by the
police at Colorado Springs George Bos-
ko admitted he killed both Parks and
Hunter and that his brother aided him
in the crime.
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