The Dolores star., 1923-02-09
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

| moneys had been spent Tor WHISKY
that double charges for automobile re-
pairs had been presented. and thar
thousands of dollars of public funds
had been overdrawn, thirty-four indict-
ments were returned by the county
grand Jury here. The accused include
commissioners and other county Of
ficers. Four indictments for alleged
malfeasance in office were returned.
These were against s. w. Whnien OF
| Crested Butte, who retires as county
commissioner this month; DIR. George
! Sullivan, commissioner from Gunnison !;
Ted Knowles, commissioner from the
Second district ut Boyleville, and c. C..
McWilliams, county clerk.
Denver-Senator Henry Wolcott
Toll. Republican, Denver, brought up
the question of the long delay In COM
pleting and delivering the revised stat
utes at u recent session of the Legis-
lature. He said that he found that
Paul w. Lee of Fort Collins, and
Charles Hayden of Walsenburg, had
been paid S19.S49 us the commission
to look after the compilation of the
statutes: that George Berry, Denver.
had declared his work finished of
reading proof and yet the printers told
him that one more week was neces-
sary. 1T is quite apparent that every
day sees promise of another time
for delivering the statutes" said the
! senator.
Denver.-Suit to collect 81, ,40S.l5
was filed in the County Court against
Mrs. Gertrude Gubinsky, Loveland
Colo, by the Baer-Well Knitting Com
pany, 1917 Arapahoe street, and the
Van Antwerp Company, 1437 Lawrence
street. The complaint cnurges that
some time ago Mrs. Gubinsky pur-
chased Il bill of goods from each place,
declaring that she owned the store at
Loveland for which the goods were
purchased. Investigation proved that
the store was owned by her husband
and suit was filed against her. each
store charging $500 exemplary damages
in additional TO the original bill.
Denver.-The El Paso county boys
stock judging team won first honors in
the interstate boys and girls club
judging contest at the National West
ern Stock Show by scoring 1,209 out Of
IL possible 800 points. The Colorado
team is composed of Dean Besse,
Richard Galley, Theo. Patterson and
Malcolm Ryan. New Mexico. repre-
sented by the boys club team from
East Las Vegas, won second place
with score of 1,169. Wyoming. rep
resented by the Shawnee Club, was
third. with 1,105.
TrInidad-Trial of August Malizo,
keeper of a so-called roadhOuse at FL
Moro, for the murder of William Jam
ison, well-known resident and Spanish
War veteran of this city, ut the MalizO
place, Dec. ~ last, came to II sudden
close when District Judge 4. e. Me
Chesney ordered u verdict of not guilty
following the testimony of state wit
nesses, all of whom testified that Jam
ison had entered the place shooting
| wildly. Mnlizo was prepared to set
up his claim of self-defense.
Gunnison.-Dr. Samuel Quigley, pres
ident of the Normal School, and Mrs.
Marie Dunn, were married ut Gunnr-
| son and Immediately departed on the
| evening train for Denver. DR.. Quig-
ley was made head of the school sew
eral years ago upon his return from
| research work in France in connection
with the war. Mrs. Dunn came to
GunnIson eighteen months ago from
Lincoln, Neb., and was made matron
of the girls dormitory at the school.
Pueblo.-Dwlght Milburn, years
old, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mil
| burn of TO Euclid avenue, died here
Of brain concussion resulting from a
fall on an icy sidewalk near his home.
The ladwent home after the accident
| and complained of severe pain in his
| head. Later he became delirious. He
died soon afterward.
| Denver-Upward of 55,145 acres of
Colorado land has been designated as
stock-raising territory, according to
announcement made through the
United States land office here.
Fort Collins.-When called before
the police magistrate here to answer
charge of stealing turkeys. William
Doggett admitted that he was de.
serter from the United States army
Doggett and Lawrence Hlngst pleaded
guilty to stealing twenty turkeys from
the ranch of Mrs. Frank Hess, near
here, but no penalty was imposed
Hingst was released on probation and
Doggett was taken to Fort Russell
Wyo.
Montrose.-The directors of the De.
funct Home State Bank of Montrose
which closed its doors last March,
must pay damages to the First Church
of Nazarene in the sum of more than
81, 200. the amount of deposits made by
the Nazarene church in the bank less
than thirty days before the closing, ac
cording to jury verdict rendered in Dis
trlct Court.
Pueblo.-A dynamite charge, be-