The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1908-03-06
COLORADO NEWS

city of the second class The census
Just completed shows a population OF
3,7l7.
The Denver annual automobile show
has been set for April 9TH. 7th ana 9Th
over fifty exhibitors have already ap-
piled for space.
course in medical zoology 10 be-
ing offered this year for the first time
in the medical department of the State
University at Boulder.
The Interior Department has certi-
fled to the state of Colorado 5,241 acres
Of indemnity school land included in
Sterling land district list No. B.
Governor Buchtel has appointed
George J. Richards to serve as county
commissioner of Hinsdale county in
place OF DR.. D. S. Hoffman, deceased.
The State Normal school closed Feb.
ruary for its annual spring vacation
and 500 pupils left Greeley to spend
the holidays at their homes over the
state
1t has been decided by the Love
land chamber of commerce that a live
stock exhibit will be added to the at
tractive features of the next annual
corn roast. which will be held Labor
day. as usual
The American Museum of Natural
History in New York has just pub
lished two papers on the fossils OF
Florissant, written by Prof. Cockerell
Of the department of zoology, Univer
sity Of Colorado.
The Congregationalists and Method
iSfc OF
build brick union church and will
start construction this week 1t will
cost aboIt $1,000, and have il seating
capacity of 500.
The Museum of Natural History at
City Park in Denver is now open to
the public. The building is very
fine one, that and the extensive ex-
hibts being the gift of Il number Of
public-spirit citizens.
The final report of the International
Trust Company as receiver of the
Denver Savings bank, will be made be-
fore Judge Harry c. Riddle March
23rd. 1t will be the last opportunity
for depositors to advance claims.
George P Winters. a graduate of the
law school of the University of Den
yer, has been appointed secretary and
chief examiner of the state civil SER
vice commission. he having ranked
highest in the competitive eXamina-
tion.
Look carefully at your five-do!lar
bills, or you may find a bogus one on
your hands. There has been recent
counterfeit of these bills and they
have been successfully foated in both
the northern and southern parts of
the state
By ruling of the faculty of the
University of Colorado it has been de-
cided to raise the standard of scholar
ship so as to make the minimum pass
ing grade 70. instead of 65. The pass
ing grade in law and medicine has been
70 for some time.
Madison Smith, SO years olu one of
the oldest men in Weld county. one of
the vice presidents of the Society OF
Union Colony Pioneers. for thirty-sev-
en- years L resident of Greeley, cele-
brated his birthday March 1st at the
home of his son Pitts. In Greeley.
Acting under the provisions of the
law tina: was passed by the last Legis-
lature, Governor Buchtel has appoint
ed George E. Kyner of Cripple Creek
public trustee of Teller county. Mr.
Kyner is publisher of the Cripple
Creek Times and Victor Daily Record.
The Rev. R. j. Van Valkenburg and
Cordelia Van Valkengburg, for many
years residents of Erie, celebrated
their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary
at their home in Greeley. March 1st.
Both Of them are eighty-four years of
age.
Boulder ministers have been trying
to get the famous evangelist, BILLY"
Sunday, former baseball player, to
come to their aid and find that his time
is engaged up to next September. A
date has been fixed for him for two
weeks in that month
Invitations have been sent to all the
colleges of the Rocky Mountain region
by the management of the Colorado
track team for the annual track meet
to be held in Boulder May 9th. All
state colleges and perhaps Wyoming
and Utah are expected to enter the
meet
Mayor Tyson of Coal Creek has de-
cided to lave all road tax work done
this year in cleaning up the debris Of
the 104 buildings burned last June.
The property owners lost too heavily
to be burdened by this expense. The
streets o: the town-are being made fif-
teen feet wider than before.
The For. Collins Chautauqua associa-
tion has been incorporated and direc-
tors and officers elected. 1t is pro
posed to hold summer assembly this
year and negotiations are already be-
ing made. The officers of the associa-
ton are: President, p. Anderson; vice
president, George Clammer; treasurer,
Roy Portner; secretary. l.. r. Temple.
Work began February 9th at the
Denver mint ON the stamping of the
St. Gaudens 500 gold pieces. 1t Is prob
able that from eight to ten million
dollars worth of these coins will be
issued. The coins will be made ac-
cording to the modified St. Gaudens
design. The words IN God We
Trust" will not be on the coins and
can only be restored by an act OF
Congress.
Following is a list of building per-