Colorado Notes shows varied Colorado news items
A compilation of notes from Colorado counties reports new post office at Hillrose with Aug ust Balliot as postmaster. Undertakers offer to bury Arapahoe paupers for 100 for 1 cent. Archuleta sheriff bans gambling. Ward mine shaft house fire. Beet sugar factory at Rocky Ford shut for season. Society of George Washington formed by Italians of Ourny. Normal School catalogue shows 846 students. Missing man concerns Atlantic City wife seeks Governor. Buttermaker and teachers association updates. Meteor sighting near Denver. Requisition for Antonio Semenza and Telluride embezzlement case. Ditch property fever quarantine. Large stable fire in Denver. Poultry exhibit dates. Coal near surface in Huerfane. Weather and travel notes. Insane asylum report and financials. Dr Coltman arrives in La Junta. Historical relics donated to war department.
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Hillrose
Morgan County
August Balliot
Denver
Arapahoe County
Archuleta County
R. B. Sanderson
Baxter
Utter
Ward
American Beet Sugar Company
Rocky Ford
Ourny
Society of
George Washington
Fred Scala
John Cresto
Zanella
State Normal School
M. Voss
Irving Avenue
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Albert
Thomas
Colorado
St. Paul
Cruary
Mihearth
Colorado Teachers’ Association
East Denver
Nev
Earle
The
Baptist Church of
Aspen
Hed Mountain
Akers
Arizona
Antonio Semenza
Telluride
Fountain of
Bisbow
Boanl of Health of
Fowler
City Package Delivery Express Company
Iki Champa Street
Southern Colorado Poultry Associat
Pueblo
Huerfane Canon
Ituerfane County
Itlo Grande
Walsenburg
Silver
Weather Bureau
Western Passenger Association
Colorado Springs
Fort Lapten
O. B. Prink
Silver State Creamery Company
Mississippi River
Insane Asylum
A. Pr. Busey
Robert Coltman, Jr
la Junta
San Franccisco
Congressman Bell Proposes Federal Irrigation Plan
Washington December 17 A new federal aid plan for western arid lands by Representative Bell would divert the Gunnison and Grand rivers into Colorado valleys. The bill directs surveys and maps by the Geological Survey, lands irrigable at 2.50 per acre with water rights sold at 10 per acre, paid 1 yearly. It allows canal leasing for electric plants without harming irrigation value. Assessments mirror private repairs. The plan funds itself by land and water sales to reimburse reclamation efforts.
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Washington, D. C
Bell
Gunnison
Grand Rivers
Grand River
Colorado
United States Geological Survey
DSM
Geological Survey
Colorado State Teachers Association Session Planned
Denver reports the sixth annual Colorado Association session at East Denver High School starting the day after Christmas and running three days. Members may use railway holiday rates with certificates. official headquarters are St James hotel with member discounts. The association includes multiple sections and aims for large attendance and engaging discussions led by regional pedagogical experts.
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Denver
Golo
Colorado Association
Th East
Tate
St. James Hotel
Association
Colorado Livestock Association Elects Officers in Denver
The Colorado Livestock Association named officers on Saturday in Denver succeeding the Western Range Association. W. L. Grubb as president H. Robinson vice president H. D. Williamson secretary F. P. Johnson assistant secretary A. A. McIntyre treasurer and an executive committee including C. W. Bowles C. Meade Hammond E. M. Ammons M. P. Fox and Don C. Crampton. The group plans to join the National Live Stock Association and advocate stock legislation with a three member legislative committee to lobby before the next legislature.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Live Stock Association
Western Range Association
W. L. Grubb
Carbondale
H. Robinson
H. D. Williamson
F. P. Johnson
A. A. McIntyre
Glenwood
C. W. Bowles
C. Meade Hammond
Delta
E. M. Ammons
Douglas
M. P. Fox
Boulder
Don C. Crampton
Fremont
Lst
Western Range Associaon
Livestock Association of the
Colorado
National
Edward T. Taylor
Bureau of Animal Industry
Third House
TL. HL
Richardson
Adame
BE. HL
Geable
Jare
Reports from China Dominant in Pekin Dispatches
Dec 17 messages from Pekin London and Washington detail British demand for a language change in the joint note on China and delays as ministers seek new diplomatic authorizations. Boxers in the Tianjin area and Manchuria tensions draw Western wariness amid reports of foreign arms trade and growing Chinese-local resistance.
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Washington
Pekin
Imsing
Conger
London
Shanghai
Times
Tien Tsin
Russia
Manchuria
Post
Boers Granted Leave to Settle in German Southwest Africa
Berlin reports from the Lokal Anzeiger that fifty Cape Colony Boers and their families, now in Amsterdam, have permission to settle in German Southwest Africa. The German government approved land purchases in Damara land and Great Manakainiaod, and the group will depart Amsterdam on January 5.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Cape Colony
Amsterdam
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