The Dolores star., 1923-01-12
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
CONVENTIONS IN DENVER DURING
JANUARY.

Jan I3-Jewel Tea Company Confer
ence. Intermountain branch Colorado
Jan. i3-20-National Western Stock
| Show and Horse Show.
Jan. i3-20-Boys and Girls Club
Section OF the Agricultural Extension
Service OF Colorado, wyoming and New
| Mexico.
+, Amateur Tournament on Genesee Noun
| tain.
| Jan. l5-l6-Mountain States Ice
| Manufacturers Association.
Jan. i5-2O-National Rhode Island
| Red Club OF America.
Jan. l5-20-Colorado National Guard
| Conference.
Jan. l5-22-Intermountsin Amateur
| Boxing and Wrestling Tournament.
Jan. 16-western Hereford Breeders
| Association.
Jan. I6-I7-Colorado Metal Mining
| Association.
Jan. I6-i7-American Mining Con-
| gress. Colorado Chapter.
| Jan. l6-ls-Colorado State Grange.
Jan. l6-ls-Farmers Educational and
| Cooperative Union OF COLORADO.
| Jan. l7-Old Time Cowboys Reunion.
Jan. 17-Colorado sunday School As
| ISOLATION.
Jan 17-western shorthorn Breed
Jan. l7-is-Colorado Holstein Breed
ers Association.
Jan. I7-lS-colorado Veterinary Med
Jan. ls-Coiorado Confsctioners As
| sociation.
Jan. is Colorado Federation of
| Jan. ls-ig-Colorado Stock Growers
Association.
Jan. l9-CoIorado League of Building
| and Loan Associations.
Jan. l9-Ford Motor Company Asso-
| citation OF Statesmen.
Jan. 1s-2O-Colorado Editorial Asso-
Jan. ls-2O-National Farm, Loan As
| sociation in Colorado of the Federal
| Land Bank OF Wichita.
In n Il
| Eineers.
Jan. 22-Colorado Tuberculosis Asso-
Jan. 23-25-Mountain States Hard
ware Implement Association.
DeBeque-The town board of De
Beque is planning to make extensive
improvements on the waterworks sys-
TEN.
Pugosa Sprlngs.-Lee Crane and
Robert Norris have purchased coal
mining property on Beaver creek. near
Pagosa Springs, from Mrs. John Ste
vens.
Denver.-The nomination of William
A. Dollison, clerk of the District Court,
to be United States marshal for the
district of Colorado was confirmed by
the Senate.
Canon City.-Henry Hutton, aged 60
years, business man of Canon City,
died suddenly few days ago of cere.
bral hemorrhage, after an illness of
only two hours.
Durango.-Three men, father and
his two sons, are in the county jail,
charged with murder. as the result of
family fight which took place at a
Mexican Ounce at LafoStu, a settle
ment fifteen miles south of Durango.
Fort Collins.-"Jack" Bell, widely
known cattleman of northern Colorado
and manager of Campton's hotel at
| Cherokee park, about so years old, Is
| dead as the result of a bullet wound
in his head, believed to have been self
inflicted.
| Denver.-That Governor-eIect Sweet
will not permit Col. Patrick ]. Ham
rock, recently resigned head of the
state rangers, to serve as u member OF
the State Civil Service Commission
without battle, is the contention of
friends of the new governor.
Denver.-Chauncey NJ Nichols, "a
years old, pioneer Colorado hotel man,
died Christmas day at st. Joseph,
Mich, according to word received by
Denver friends. He made his home in
Denver until september when he went
East for cancer treatment. He was
prominent in the early days of Cripple
Creek, Leadville and Ouray and at va
rious times managed the Palace, Clar-
endon and Beaum hotels.
Hugo, Colo.-An attempt to light u
cook stove fire with kerosene resulted
in the probably fatal burning of Mrs.
Minnie Talladay and her 5-months old
baby and the death of her 5-year-old
daughter, Mabel. The fire from the
explosion totally destroyed the house,
which Is located on farm near Ar
roya.
Colorado Springs.-With his head
crushed, 1.obert Burg, brakeman EN-.
ployed by the Denver & Rio Grande
Western railroad, was found dead on
top of freight car when the train ar.
rived in Colorado Springs from the
south. 1t is believed he was struck
when the train passed under low
bridge at Fountain.
Denver.-Col. Patrick j. HamrOck
adjutant general of the state and su
perintendent of the ranger force, ten
dered his resignation to Governor
Shoup. effective ut once. After 9
lengthy conference Governor Shour
announced his acceptance of Colone
Hamrock's resignation and issued al
executive order appointing Eieut Col
Paul Z. Newlcn, deputy superintend
ent of the rangers and executive of
ficer of the 157th infantry, adjutan'
general In Hamrock's plnce.
Trinidad.-The passing of the week
end Christmas holidays claimed toll
of three lives from crimes of violence
in Las Animas county William Iun,i