The Ordway new era., 1922-03-24
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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vacated by the death o. Nl.ii91 r
Kin1ey
Asron.-Nswton Myers, ranchef, IS
under arrest At Akron following me
mysterious shooting Of John SiAcs-
house. a neishbOr. IN bis home fiiiy
niles southeast o. Akron
Boulder.-A paving district OF mir
ry-ulue blocks was created for JniVer-
siry hill by the city council al bou4le'
recently. II includes The heart OF the
residential district OF that part OF
Boulder
psnver.-A seven 20 twelve-story DO
tel 10 commemorate Dr. John EisneF.
the noted specialist OF internal medi-
cine will be erected on the site OK TIE
physiciau's present home. Fourteenth
and Curtis streets Denver
salidn.-Edgar Kesner. superiHtend-
ent Of schools in SaIida since lss's and
widely known as a Colombo educator
disd AT his home in SaIita- Pneumonia.
which developed from influenza con
tracted March 2, was the cause u his
death
Loveland.-The Loveland band Is
preparing 10 enter the musical son
,es, OF bands in the Rocky Mountain
-egiop 10 be held in Denver some time
y MAY. al which prizes will be given
for the best bands The Boys band
also will probably enter the contests
Colombo Sprinss-ErnesJ l. Potter
30 years old. former assistant cashier
II the Colorado Title and Trust Com
1any at Colorado Springs, and promi-
aently known in state banking circles,
shot and killed himself 4 few days ago
On his ranch west OF Colorado Springs
Loveland.-Dr 6. H. Clover Of the
State Agricultural College spoke al
Loveland March Il, under auspices ot
The Civic Association on Health and
sanitation" The Civic Association is
sponsor for the pure food and milk
ordinance proposed 10 be passed by the
council, and this talk was 10 ins,in en-
thuslasn for its passage
Montrose.-Cnnt Brown 55 years
old. prominent farmer living near
Montrose, committed suicide in his
home by shooting himself In the head.
Brown, on arising from bed, walked
into the kitchen Of his home and I'm
mediately shot himself. Despondency
resulting from ill health IS believed 10
have cause his act He is survived
by q widow.
Salida-Fourteen passengers were
slightly injured when two coaches In
Denver & Rio Grande Western train
No 81 went over the embankment
near Poncha Springs recently, and
that many were not killed is because
the safety chains OF the coaches held
them suspended. with the locomotive
as the anchor, over 1oo-foot drop TO
the rocks below.
Fort Collins-The filing Of petitions
nominating candidates for the office
Of city commissioner OF finance TO
succeed DIR. W. n. Winslow has been
brought TO a close. 1t is understood
that three candidates are IN the field
and petitions are being signed for
them. These are DIR. Winslov. whose
friends are urging him to run for re-
election; A. J. Schlichter and ]. \,
Binford.
Castle Rock-Julius Seidinsticker,
one of the few remaining early settler.
of Douglas county, died recently at hi.
home on ranch in Lower Lake Gulch,
five miles southeast of Castle Rock, OF
apoplexy. He was the father of Coun-
" Commissioner E. G. Seidlnsticker
his only child. and was known through.
out the county as one Of its early citi-
zens and as a farmer and stock
raiser.
Grand Junction.-The Daily SENT.
mel. the Oldest daily newspaper in
western Colorado. of which Walter
Walker is editor and manager. an.
nounces the immediate starting OF
work on a handsome, strictly modern
office building.
Colorado ngs.-"Bootleggers are
eating Teller county out of house and
home" County Commissioner Richard
Quinn complained at a meeting al
Colorado Springs Of the Fifth Distric,
Highway Association. He declared
the commissioners already had con
suited the courts with a view Of hav.
ing fines assessed In prohibition viola.
tion cases, instead of sentencing con.
yicted persons to jail.
Pueblo.-State rangers were sum.
moned to La Yeta, Colo. recently to
protect the lives of two deputy state
game wardens who were given forty.
five minutes to leave town, according
TO Information received at Pueblo
The men are G. Y. Price and C. E
Goss. The order was issued following
q meeting of the La yeta Athletic
Club and is a result Of the arrest OF
Franklin Crawford and Henry Crum.
ley, charged with violating the game
laws.
Denver.-Of the states s42,26O, ,375
tax bill, s5,527 ,995 was spent for roads
IL other words, of every 81 collected in
taxation In Colorado this year, 13 cents