Quotable miscellany and wit in The Register
The piece blends satirical snippets on finance gossip politics and social mores. It cites Dr Parkhurst royal pretensions U S Steel workers and cremat ion jokes while noting Minnesota truth in advertising British and French curiosities and a German Reichstag incident.
The Moorish Pretender Offered for Sale
The Moorish pretender has been offered for sale by his followers. He would not fetch much in South America where every man may be a pretender for the price of a couple of pounds of powder and a tin sword.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Colorado General Assembly and Doings at the Capital
Governor Peabody names notaries public and lawmakers push bills on land titles, highway land, and county attorney elections. The special committee reports on State Land Board records, raises pay scales, and endorses new mineral and school land policy. Mileage abuse by boards prompts scrutiny, while the Griffin measure targets charity and correction trustees’ expenses. The elections committee backs a bipartisan house-to-house voter registration plan with precinct canvassing and strict oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cornforth
Taylor
Drake
Hill
Aiken
House Committee On Elections
Perry Keen
Pueblo
H. J. Her Starkweather
W. D. Howland
Mr. Keen
State Engineer Seeks Bigger Budget For Key Irrigation Work
The State Engineer’s Office seeks increased appropriations to fund travel, stream gauging, ditch rating, dam and reservoir examinations, and to restore a second assistant and a draughtsman. Professor Carpenter, named state engineer for two years, pushed for these boosts, noting past underfunding hampered records and essential testing for the Arkansas River waters dispute with Colorado. The appropriations committee granted nearly all requests, underscoring the office’s pivotal role in the Kansas irrigation and water rights program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Appropriations
Carpenter
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas River
Arkansas
Colorado brief roundup reports mountain death and growth
Half a million eastern brook trout fry hatched at Routt county hatchery. Greyhounds held in Teller county for a March coursing meet at High Park. Humane Society reports widespread animal starvation after storms. Colorado Croatian Slavonian Society incorporated in Denver with Globeville HQs. Santa Fe Railroad settles 1901 El Paso County taxes showing a 25 percent rise. Denver police officer shot during a 1902 robbery attempt on West Twelfth Avenue. Legislation protests against a restrictive duck hunting week. Loveland Business Men's League organized to boost industry. Westminster College building to be repaired for occupancy within sixty days. Western Packing adds structures at Union Stock Yards with a new canning factory. State School for the Deaf and Blind may gain a $59,500 appropriation for a gym and improvements. State Letter Carriers associations form in Pueblo, with Colorado Springs and Denver delegates. first Colorado carriers organization joins National Association. Arapahoe County officials refuse to relinquish posts until Supreme Court Bush amendment decision is known. Silverton reports Robin Bank affairs improving for depositors. Annear ready to reimburse $21,000. Rio Grande Western master mechanic office abolished. duties reassigned to Denver Rio Grande. Douglas County meets tax settlement with major railroads. 1901 taxes due and 1902 half taxes promised. Lake county to Arapahoe with $5,000 damage suit moved over death in Busk to Ivanhoe tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
B. J. Crowley
Moffat Railroad
Boulder Canon
Marshall Pass
Harry Goldwater
Salida
Nelson van Pelt
Bassick
Custer County
G. N. Nicholson
Colorado Croatian Slavonian Society of St. Jacob
Denver
Globeville
Santa Fe Railroad
el Paso County
John F. Ritchie
Hans Olson
West Twelfth Avenue
Fort Collins
Loveland Business Men's League
J. M. Cunningham
W. L. Thorndyke
C. V. Benson
Roeschlaub
Westminster College
Elkins bill signed as session anti trust program ends
The president signs the Elkins rebate bill completing the administration anti trust program for this session. Other items noted include a Hall of Records site proposal in Washington costing 440000, and various Senate and House actions on military, land, agriculture, and foreign affairs with detailed fiscal figures and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Fairbanks
Washington
Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
House
Senate
Patterson
Congress
Rox Velt
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Register
Lamar
Mr. Gates
U.S. Steel Corporation
Arizona
Col. Watterson
Mintjulepville
Missouri
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Russias
Oscar
Armour
Ankeny
Boston
Salvation Army
Sam
Commissary Department
New York
Reichstag
Colorado General Assembly and Doings
Peabody
William Michelson
Erie
Weld County
A. G. Ramey
James H. Ramey
Grand Junction
Mesa County
Charles H. Scrinen
Granada
Prowers County
Ballinger
Chaffee County Stock Growers’ Association
Griffith
Committee On Banking and Insurance
State Land Board
Joyce
Jermy
Ewing
Capitol
Denver Republican
Auditor’s Office
State Board of Control of the Deaf and Blind School
Board of Control
Industrial School For Boys
W. G. Hines
Trinidad
Canon City
Buena Vista
Canon
Louis King of
Golden
Charities Board
Schermerhorn
California
Eleemesynary
W. H. Sweeney, Jr
National Guard
Second
Colorado Infantry
Colorado Volunteers
Spain
Board of Registry
State Engineer's Office
Colorado Briefs
The
Western Packing Company
Union Stock Yards
Canning Factory
Argo
State School For the Deaf and Blind
Colorado Springs
W. S. Sperry
D. BE. Kerr
W. H. Allen
Colorado State Letter Carriers’ Association
National Association of Letter Carriers
Arapahoe
Supreme Court
Arapahoe County
Adams
South Arapahoe
Silverton
Denver News
Thomas Annear
Robin Bank
Annear
Rio Grande Western Railway Company
John Hickey
Salt Lake City
F. Mertsheimer
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Douglas County
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Lake County
John Bowen
Colorado Midland Railroad Company
District Court
William
Busk
Ivanhoe
Washington News and Congressional
United States Supreme Court
United States
Government Printing Office
Bowen
Russia
Hague Tribunal
State Department
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Bill
Richards
General Land Office
Carson, Nev
James Hamilton Lewis
CG. H. White
Kate and
Anna
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Bureau of Forestry
Tully McCrea
Eli L. Huggins
G. F. Goodale
Morris E. C. Foote
General McCrea
Bennington
Mare Island Navy Yard
Chauncey Thomas
W. R. Thomas
Colorado State Agricultural College
Mercer
Nebraska
House Committee On Public Buildings
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department
Aldrich
Justice Holmes
Kidd
Alabama
Supreme Court of Alabama
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Committee On Public Lands
Mondell
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park Reserve
United St
Powell
San Dingo
Ros
Rich
Senate Committee On
Lena Carmack
Philippin
Rawlins’ Resolut
Philippines
Ind
Lincoln
William Cary 5Ger
York National Guard
England
Switzerland
McKin
Col. Sanger
Mtary
Mgan
Conference Committee