The Glenwood post., 1922-03-16
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Pusblo.-Hdgar B. wicks has bssn
csnfirmsd BY the Senate a. post
master at Pueblo. i.
Asuilar.-Fire, alleged to have been
Of incsndiary origin. destroyed the tip
pie at the Jewell Coal Company mine,
Just north Of Asuilar. IN Las Animas
county, recently.
0rseley.-Ths district convention of
the Rotary Clubs at Greeley on March
22. % and "A was 4 topic of chief in
terest considered at the meeting of the
Rotary Club at Denver recently.
WiEgins.-w. M. Peterson, a fore
man at the Lucas ranch. nine miles
south of Virgins, was found. appar-
emily frozen to death, by the roadside
near the ranch where he was en-.
ployed.
Pueblo.-What might have been an
epidemic of Juvenile crime was
checked in Pueblo recently when
three children were arrested on a
charge of writing and passing bogus
checks.
Colorado Springs.-The demand of
the student body of Colorado College
that President o. A. Duniway resign
will be officially aired March IA, when
the board Of trustees will meet in spe-
cial session.
Denver.-The Colorado League of
Women Voters will give a banquet at
the Adams hotel, Denver. Thursday,
March 16, at 8 80 o'clock. Mrs. Anna
NJ. Scott is In charge of the reserva-
tion for the banquet.
Kremmling. - A. ]. McGlouchlin
found "mountaln lion tree" on Kim
ney creek, three miles north Of Sui
phur Springs. when his dogs freed
three lions in the one tree. a male and
two females, all of which he killed.
Salida.-One Of the gifts for which
Charles Chapman, Salida carpenter
seeks to recover payment from Mrs.
Dorothy Briggs, who he says promised
to marry him, is chewing gum, accord
ing to testimony offered In the trial
Of Chapman's suit in Judge John w.
Sheafor's division of the District
Court.
Denver-The Mutual Construction
Company Of Denver was awarded the
contract for the construction Of four
miles of concrete road south Of Fort
Collins by the State Highway Depart
ment. The cOmpany's bid was $124,-
393. Work must be completed by
Sept. Is under the terms of the con-
tract.
Denver.-Chief of Detectives Wash
ington Rinker announced that he has
obtained complete confessions from
Russell Cole, Lester Baber and James
Mcdonnell that they stole a safe from
the Harris restaurant, 1851 Curtis
street. the morning of Feb. IA. The
safe contained $1,000 In cash and Jew
els, according to the cafe proprietor.
Pueblo. - The Pueblo Commerce
Club. of which R. G. Breckenridge.
former speaker of the Colorado House
of Representatives, is president, has
issued circular letter, giving infor-
nation concerning the flood preven-
tion district which Is designed to pro-
tect property In that city and Its COM
munity. The bill has been drawn to
be presented to the special session Of
the Colorado General Assembly.
Canon City-The annual financial
campaign for funds for the 1922 bud
get Of the Canon City Y. NJ. g. A. has
been on, and dozen teams of workers
combed the local territory in an effort
to raise the $11, 600 needed to run the
association during the current year.
About 5000 will be obtained from
dormitory and other rentals, leaving
5000 to be received from membership
and subscriptions.
Colorado Springs.-Howard @. Hen
dsrson, former city auditor. died re-
Gently Of black smallpox. His was the
first case Of black smallpox In Colo
RADIO Springs In six years and the first
death from smallpox since 1900.
Fort Collins.-Aftsr raging for two
hours unseen, fire destroyed the Colo.
RADIO L Southern freight warehouse At
Fort Collins, with an estimated loss Of
$4,000. The Office portion Of the
depot was practically undamaged.
Pueblo.-Throwing himself over the
kitchen table at the Merle rooms, 114h
West Fourth street. Pueblo, 10 his
head hung over two Of the burners of
the gas range and covering 1t with a
heavy quilt, william @. Judkin, about
45, committed suicide early Friday.
Las Animas.-Three prisoners being
taken BY Sheriff Stevens from Salt
Lake 10 Hutchinson. Kan. escaped
from the officer on Santa F6 train
No. II. recently. when they threw red
pepper into his eyes, beat him. re-
moved his keys and unfastened their
handouts, took his gun. and after
climbing over the roofs of the coaches
to the engine. ordered the engineer
to stop at Caddoa, small station be-
tween Las Animas and Lamar.
Denvsr.-Judge Gilbert A. Walker of