University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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CHAS. R. DUDLEY. Born at Easton, Conn., in 1853. Graduated from Yale Law School in 1877. Practicel law at Monson, Mass., for five years, and moved to Den- ver in 1 882. Has been librarian of the Denver Public Library since 1886; Secretary of State His- torical Society since 1887; served as Regent of the University of Colorado from 1889 to 1900, and was again elected in I 906. JOSEPH C. BELL Of Trinidad, Las Animas County, is a prominent attorney of that city. He has lived in Colorado for fifteen years, and has served a four-year term as deputy district attorney of Las Animas County. Was elected a Regent of the University at the last election. WILLIAM JAMES KING. Born in Boston, Mass., December, 1854. Was educated in Boston public schools, and came to Colorado in 1872. Has been a resident of Villa Grove, Saguache County, where he has been en- gaged in the drug business for twenty years. For the past three years has served as President of the Saguache County High School Board. Was elected Regent of the University in I 906.

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dnloratoan Htmr ROSINA VAUGHAN, Literary Editor HELEN ROBERTS, Artistic Editor RUSSEL H. NICHOLS. Business Manager NINA GRATZ, Literary Editor JAMES BARRETT, Athletic Editor

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OSCAR J. PFEIFFER. Born at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, April 8, 1858, and graduated from Portsmouth High School in 1873. Received the degree of A. B. at Portsmouth in 1877, and the degree of M. A. at the same institution in 1897. He received the de- gree of M. D. at Harvard in 1 884, and held the position of surgical interne of Massachusetts Gen- eral Hospital the following year. Dr. Pfeiffer moved west, and was chief surgeon of the Union Pacific railroad system from 1 884 to 1 89 1 . Has been visiting surgeon of St. Luke ' s Hospital, Den- ver, since 1 89 1 . Dr. Pfeiffer has been a Regent of the State University from I 89 1 continuously up to the present time. HAROLD D. THOMPSON. Was educated at Oberlin College, Ohio, and at the University of Colorado, being a member of the first class graduated by the University. After graduation he read law, practiced for several years in Denver, and finally removed to Cripple Creek in 1897. In recent years Mr. Thompson has been actively engaged in mining, and has been in charge of some of the important producers of the Cripple Creek district. He is at present serving his second term as Regent of the State University. Mr. Thompson is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa So- ciety. THOMAS D. BAIRD. Born in Louisville, Ky. He graduated from the Rush Medical College, and soon after removed to Walsenburg, Colo., where he has been a successful practicing physician for over twenty years. He has held various official positions in his own district, and in 1 906 was chosen Regent of the State University.