The Dolores star., 1923-01-19
CRISP
COLORADO
NEWS
IN DENVER DURING
JANUARY.


Service OF Colorado. wyoming ana ne"
Mexico.
Jan. l4-Rocky Mountain ski Club
Amateur Tournament on Genesee Noun
Jan. lS-l6-Mountain States Ice
manufacturers Association.
Jan. l5-20-National Rhode lsiaho
Jan. I5-2O-Coiorado National Guard
Conference.
Jan. l5-22-Intermountain Amateur
Boxing and Wrestling Tournament.
Jan. l6-Western Hereford bTeeuefs
Jan. i6-i7-coiorado Metal Mining
Jan. l6-I7-American Mining Con-
gress. Colorado Chapter; o
Jan. l6-is-Colorado state Grange.
Jan. lt-ls-Farmers Educational anu
Cooperative Union OF Colorado.
Jan. l7-Old Time Cowboys Reunion.
Jan. lI-Colorado sunday School As
. soCiation.
Jan. l7-western Shorthorn Breed
ers' Association.
Jan. l7-lS-Coiorado Holstein Breed
ers' Association.
Jan. 1I-lS-Colorado Veterinary Mco-
icaI Association.
Jan. lS-Colorado Confectioners' As
/ soCiation.
Women's Clubs
Jan. lS-l9-Colorado Stock Growers
Association. ,,,
Jau. l9-Colorado League OF Building
and Loan Associations.
Jan. l9-Ford Motor Company Asso-
citation OF Statesmen.
Jan. lS-2O-Colorado Editorial Assoc
citation.
Jan. l9-2O-NatIonal Farm Loan As
soCiation In Colorado OF the FeueFal
Land Bank of Wichita
Jan. 20-Colorado Society OF En-
Jan. 22-Colorado Tuberculosis Asso-
ciatiou. H.,
Imulgmgut Association.
| %. Delta.-Charlcs Hauser, an cmploye
of the Delta flour mills, was instantly
killed when his clothing became en-
tangled in the machinery and his BODY
was pulled into the wheels.
Danver.-Denyer was the first city
in the United States to light the
streets with electricity. 1t was the
second city in he United States to op-
crate street cars by electricity.
Colorado Springs.-FOr the first time
in ten years III Paso county ushered
in Il new county administration com
posed principally of Democrats. The
transfer of offices occurred without
any ceremony at the court house.
vi anu JulNlltI ne new ~ ti'Ai
theater erected at cost of approx
mately Sl3O,OOO, and which ranks
among the finest and largest play
houses in any of the smaller cities of
The west, was recently opened here.
Greeley.-Students of the Colorado
State Teachers College will either be
reasonable in their social activities and
demands for dancing, or sOroriticS and
dancing will go, according to the stern
edict of President John G. Crabbe, de-
livered TO students and faculty mem
OerS alike.
Denver-The War Department an.
nounced the awarding of the distin.
-uished service medal to Lieut.. Col.
Philip S. Van Cise of 1876 Race street,
Denver, Colo, for exceptional meritor-
lous" service at the battle front divi-
sion. Colonel Van else is district at
torney Of Denver.
Fort Collins-Attorney General.
elect Russell w. Fleming has an.
nounced the appointment of Winton NJ
Ault as assistant attorney general, the
! office carrying with it that of inheri
lance tax appraiser. Thomas Roach
was named by Fleming us deputy at
torney general.
Boulder.-Fanned by the terrific
wind that swept the state, forest
fire, that for several hours threatened
to sweep the mountainsides for miles
north of this city, was put under con
troll after five-hour battle, waged by
Sheriff Euler and Chief Emil Johnson
of the Boulder fire department The
| fire was confined to Il small area foui
miles northwest of the city.
Walsenburg-Fra Bustos
! 100 years Old, Gied ut Walsenburg re
Gently. Records of the old mission at
Santa Fe, n. NJ, show that she was
| horn Feb. I, 1878, and she was thought
to have been the oldest woman in Colo
rado.
Pueblo-"A dollar a mile for every
mile over the speed limit" is Il new
ruling of Police Judge Crossman OF
this city, who states, that he believe.
that the only fair way to enforce tn,
|
violated"
Victor.-Fire broke out in the ore
house at the Rose Nicol Gold Minin.
Company plant and the entire buildin,
was destroyed. The fierce gale tha
ragged prevented any effort being mad,
to put out the fire. The damage Is es
timated at $1,000, with insurance O.
$1,000.
Denver.-Wllliam A. Dollison, re
Gently clerk OF the District Court IL
Denver, was sworn In as United State.
marshal for Colorado, to succeed Sam
uel ]. Burris, -esgned, following con
firmation of his appointment by tn,
Senate. His resignation as clerk O
the District Court became effectiv,
Dec. 81.
Brighton.-Army officers, enlIste,
men, nurses und inmates of Fltz
'imons general hospital are not lega
l