The Glenwood post., 1922-03-23
CENTENNIAL STATE rTxMs


legislation and bonding law Tor con-
struction of the Aoffat tunnel, Gov
ernor Shoup announced at luncheon
of the members council of the Denver
Civic and Commercial Association. ITO
save the people of our state the Aof-
i fat railroad and to build for the fu-
ture, we must build the Hoffat tun-
! mel" he said. THE creation Of the Pu-
eblo flood control district and the
building of the tunnel Will distribute
more than S1O,OOO,OO0 IN Colorado in
wages and in pay for supplies. All
the money will be spent in the state
Colorado labor and Colorado supplies
will be used.
| Canon Capitalization Of 4 far
reaching character growing out Of the
floods Of last June has been institu-
ted in the courts of Fremont and Tel
Ter counties involving both the Arkan-
sas Valley Railway, Light and Power
Company and Beaver Water and Ir-
rigation Company in suits for heavy
damages on account of losses result
ing from the bursting Of dams and
reservoirs along Beaver creek on June
8, 1891. Dispatches have told Of the
filing of suits fer damages aggregat-
ing $45O,0O0 by the Beaver Water and
Irrigation Company against the Ar
kansas Valley Railway, Light and
Power Company for the destruction Of
the schaeffer dam and reservoir.
La Junta.-C. J. Matthews, said to
be the missing cashier Of the Osawat-
omie State Bank of Osawatomis, Kan,
WAS arrested receatly by Chief Of Po-
lice Rose It La Junta and taken from
a Santa F6 train On which he was rid
ing from California to Kansas City. He
is held in the Otero county jail at La
Junta awaiting action by the Kansas
authorities, who have been notified.
The man was travelling without bag
gage and had only II on hin when ar
| rested.
Colorado Spring.. every
effort is being made to find Mary
Louise Cleary, she has neither been
seen nor heard Of in Oolorad2 Springs,
and therefore does not know that a
legacy of $4,000 has fallen to her.
The will of Adolph Nsrden. who died
in New York city, gave the sum of
$4,000 to Mary Louise Clesry Of
Camp Stratton near Colorado spfinss,
who was described in the document
as my faithful nurse and friend
Brighton.-Arthur Sales, P. ]. Berg
man and Frank Olson, held in connec-
ton with the burglary Of the Virgins
Mercantile Company Of Virgins, Colo,
which resulted in the death OF d. j.
Ashmore, fourth member of the al
legged bandit gang. were turned over to
Morgan county officials after they had
been taken to the spot where Ash
more's body was found and had given
additional information to the author,-
ties.
Loveland.-The Loveland railway
station was broken into recently and
three trunks, one of them containing
jewelry and clothing valued at $500,
were stolen. The riflsd trunks were
found later in Lake Loveland. The
trunk containing the $3.50 worth of
valuables belonged to Mrs. Burt Davis
Cripple Creek-The Rittsnhouse
mine, property of the Moonlight Min
opened after shutdown of thirty
days. Extensive development werk is
planned on various levels Of the prep
crty and there will be considerable
territory open for leasers.
Denver.-Mrs. May Gresdel, who has
had charge of the cigar stand at the
Brown Palace hotel for four years, was
crushed to death near Cheyenne, Wyo.,
when the automobile in which she WAS
riding with Samuel Wilson and Mrs.
G. Belts, both Of Denver, overturned
and pinned her underneath.
Cripple Creek.-Officers Of five met
al mines in the Cripple Greek distric,
will make formal application to effect
wage reductions at hearing sched-
uied to take place before the Colorado
Industrial Commission March %.
Fort Collins.-The Boy Scouts In
Fort Collins are enjoying a boom in
the organization. The fourth troop In
the city has just been organised with
Assistant Scoutmaster Craig In charge.
The Mexican boys of Fort Collins are
taking to scouting in fine style and
many of them are speeding up in their
learning to read English through the
studying of their Boy Scout manuals.
Delta, Colo.-Reuben FlSke, 4 Grip
pie 25 years old, shot and killed Ar
thur McConville 40 years old, at the
Fluke ranch at Crawford, forty miles
from here. The shooting climaxed a
quarrel in which McConvills IL said to
have attacked Fluke.
LimOn.-A woman, Mrs. Albert Matz-
dorf, wife of railway engineer, has
been chosen as the taxpayers NOM
inee for mayor. She will oppose A. G..
Sinclair, president of the First M
tional Bank of Limon, nominated by
the Citizens party caucus.
Fort Collins.-Organizatio of the
Colorado Creamery Mems Association
and the decision to meet twice year,
probably in Fort Collins, WAS the &C.