The Colorado statesman., 1922-03-25
Pithy News Notes
From AZ Parts of
Colorado
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ment" caused the death here of Mrs.
Elizabeth Upton.
Boulder.-A 20 per cent reduction in
street car fares has been voluntarily
ordered by the Boulder street railway
company.
Golden.-Joseph e. Dennis has been
confirmed as postmaster at Golden.
Mr.. Dennis is vice commander of AL
American Legion post at Golden.
Colorado Springs.-C. H. Dudley,
Colorado Springs attorney, was Sc
lected as county judge TO fill the place
vacated by the death of William p
Kinney.
Rocky Ford.-The American Beet
Sugar Company will distribute $4,000
the checks to be ready about the mid
die of next month.
Golden.-A fully equipped brewery
which, according to jefferson county
authorities, was turning out a product
of 2.62 per cent alcoholic content, was
raided on the Denver Golden road by
Sheriff G. G. Kerr.
Fort Morgan-A record was estab-
lished in the District Court here when
eight alleged burglars, robbers and
perjurers were given sentences total
ing twenty-four to thirty-one years in
the state penitentiary.
Denver.-A seven to twelve-story ho-
tel to commemorate DR.. John Elsner,
the noted specialist on internal medi-
cine, will be erected on the site of the
physicians present home, Fourteenth
and Curtis streets, Denver.
Denver.-The bi-annual convention
of District Ne, Is, United Mine Work
ers of America, which is being held in
r. NJ. A. hall, voted overwhelmingly in
favor of strike April 1, Acting Presi-
dent Mike Livoda announced
Denver.-The Colorado portion of
the proposed Kansas City-Denver Air
line highway-that section Of the high
way from Byers east to the state line
was declared state highway by the
Colorado highway advisory board.
Fort Collins.-A rural life confer
ence, centering at Greeley with ten
consolidated schools in that section of
the state participating, has been an
nounced by Prof. C. G. Sargent of the
Colorado Agricultural College, director
OF rural education, for April % to %
Canon City.-John d. Lloyd, Jr,
proprietor of the Canon cigar store,
sustained a broken back and probably
will die, and Herbert Meyers and Miss
Anna Kimick were injured painfully
in an automobile accident on Lincoln
Park near Dead Mans corner" on
Elm street. r.
Pueblo.-John w. Galloway, SO
years old and member of the Pueblo
city fire department, died from an ill
ness originating in exposure at the OPP
er House block fire on the night of
Feb. 2S. Galloway had an excellent
war record, having served at a second
lieutenant in Company c, Eighth in
fantry.
Boulder-Sale of $4,000 worth of
the recently authorized school bonds
for the new Boulder high school was
made by the school board to James H.
Causey & Co. of Denver in competi-
tive bidding with ten banks and bond
houses of Colorado at the highest
price obtained for securities in this
district in eight years.
Fort Collins.-Peter Moss of Love
land, charged with assault with intent
to kill and assault with a deadly wea-
pom, was acquitted of both charges
by Larimer county jury in
the District Court. Moss was held in
connection with the shooting of Robert
Pomeranka, 13 years old, in his melon
patch the night of Sept. 10.
Haxtun.-The first store in Paoli,
ten miles east of HaXtun, known as
the Dinsmore store, burned recently
with all its stock of goods. The fire is
supposed to have started in trash box
behind the stove, after the proprietors
had locked the store for the evening.
One member of the firm, who had his
living room up-tairs, escaped by jump
ing from a window.
Pueblo-John Latham, 81 years old,
was instantly killed and Miss Edna
Clark and her mother, Mrs. b. b.
Clark, were painfully injured when
an automobile in which they were rid
ing struck soft sand on the Santa Fe
trail twenty miles east of here and
turned over. Latham was pitched out
Of the car, his head striking a rock,
and was killed instantly.
Denver-Marchants Park This will
be the name of the new baseball plant
of the Denver Western League Club,
at Broadway and Center street. Off
cials of the Denver Baseball Associa-
ton, holders of the Denver franchise,
gave the park its moniker in honor of
the business and professional men who
have given their support, financial and
moral, toward bringing franchise
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