The state herald., 1920-08-17
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

ueSlBnutioT lnnue Dy ncclumutlOn. fOf
United States senator, Samuel ID
Nicholson, Lake county, AS; Karl Q
Schuyler, Denver, All; Rice W. Means
Denver, 106. For Judge Of the Su.
preme Court, James Garrlgues, Weld
county, $50; Greeley w. Whtford, 4O5
! For lieutenant governor, George Ste.
phan, Delta county, 451; Earl Cooley,
Las Animns county, 2l7 Moses E
Lewis, Fremont county, 1877 james c.
Starkweather, Denver, 107. For secre.
tary of state, Carl s. MIlliken, Denver;
designation by acclamntion. For audi.
tor of state, Harry Il. Mulnlx. Denver,
44Ik; ]. l.. Moorhcad, Boulder, 301
Ollie Thorson, Garfield county, 174lk.
For state treasurer, Edward v. Wicks,
Pueblo, $40; Arthur NJ. Stong, Alamosa
county, PA. For attorney general.
Victor T.. Keyes, Weld county; desig.
nation by ncclamation. For superin.
tcndcnt Of public instruction, Miss
Katherine Craig, Denver, 4S9k Mrs.
DIR. May T. Bigelow, Denver, 3S2k.
For regents of the State University,
sig-year term, Earl w. Hasklns, Otero
county, I27; DIR. o. S. Fowler Denver,
6T1h; George McCarroll, Arapahoe
county, 15G; Mrs. Foss Leedham, Den.
yer, II; llr. NJ. II. Sears, Denver, 9k
Iiaskins, Fowler and McCarroll desig.
mated. For regents of the State Uni.
yersity. four-year term, Frank IL
Means, Sagunche county. G69: Thomas
II. Wilkinson, Denver, 49I George l.
Cannon, Denver, iSS. For regents OF
the State University, two-year term,
Clark Ii. Mitchell, Denver. 4SO: Mrs
Foss Lecdham, $50. For presidential
electors, W. j. Frederick, Bent county
6T3; Mrs. Spencer pcnrose. FL Paso
county, CO.: william Kincaid. Huer
funo county, 651; Mrs. Dewey C
Bailey, Denver, 5S5; Mrs. Anna VOL
colt vaile, Denver, $40; F. d. Catlin,
Montrose county, i33; c. L. Dame.
wood, Sedgwick county, 4l3: Fred
Warshauer, Conejos county, iO6 Cas-
intro Barela, Las Anlmas county, 2l9 +;
II. ]. Drennon. Morgan county, 1SS.
By an agreement entered into before
the voting began. the first six, having
received the highest vote, were de-
clared designated.
Denver has been placed under mill.
tary control with the arrival In the
city of go federal soldiers from Fort
Logan under command of Col. c. G.
Ballou. The Fort Logan soldiers
came into the city and took charge OF
the situation growing out Of the Tram.
way rl0tlng. Five hundred additional
troops arrived from Camp Funston.
following request from Governor
Shoup TO the commander Of the cen.
tral department for federal aid In con.
trolling the situation.
Large quantities OF cabbage are
spelling In southern Weld county be-
cause OF the shortage Of refrigerator
cars. The price of cabbage has
dropped to 90 cents u hundred, which
hardly covers the cost OF Grating. The
cabbage acreage In the county Is "
per cent heavier than last year. The
shipping season is Just started and the
farmers ARE fncing very heavy losses,
Sam Helndel, owner Of the Maxeppn
mine. has been working this mine in
the South Mineral district near Silver
ton, and has found n rich body Of lead
ore. II has been known for some time
that this mine contained valuable min,
eral deposits. but the ground was so
hard that large sum OF money was
needed to do development work.
Two hallstorms, causing damage to
crops and property estimated at $3.50.
600 swept thru different parts nf
Weld county. Farmers In the vicinity
of Ault. Eaton, Num- and Dover say
Tint about ~ per cent OF the totul
crops were destroyed. most of the
damage being done 10 the wheat crop,
which wns only half harvested.
A new voting machine, invented by
Eugene +. Chapman, and first patented
In 1916. with other patents pending. Is
ON exhibition nj the county courthouse
Mt Fort Collins.
Stirred to nctlon by numerous auto.
mobile accidents on state highways
the members Of the state highway com
mission have promulgated n tnffic
code for all state highways. The chief
provisions Of the new traffic code for
automobiles on state highways. nrc !:
Speed limit for automobiles, thirty.
five miles an hour on ordinary roads
and twenty miles mn hour on noun.
tain roads. Speed on NIL turns limited
TO eighteen miles nm hour. Speed of
vehicles weighing between 5000 and
10000 pounds limited TO fifteen miles
and for vehicles weighing In excess Of
10000 pounds TO ten miles mn hour.
Width of vehicles using prairie roads
limited TO twelve feet and mountain
ronds TO nine feet. Automobiles required
10 carry two front and one rear light
All other vehicles, Including bic. cloa.
motorcycles and wagons must cnrry
one white md one red lamp. Vehicles
overtaklng another vehicle going In the