The Springfield herald., 1911-01-13

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Mrs. Lena Fox of Eaton, aged SO,
known as Grandma Fox" the Oldest
women in Eaton, is dead
f. H. OHara. blind dairyman Of
Cripple Creek, through surgical op-
Grafton. has regained his sight.
AT the annual meeting of the Boul-
der County Medical Society. DR.. G. H..
Cattermole was elected president.
1t is probable that the clubs OF
Greeley will observe Horace Greeley )
birthday anniversary. Feb. 3.
For beating F. olipas Nov. IS. Jesus
Garcia was sentenced to seven to ten
years in the penitentiary from Pu-
eblo.
Two more victims of the dust eNplo-
sion at the Portland Cement works
near Florence are dead, making eight
Ill all.
l.. F. Girard. postmaster at Sun
shine, has been appointed receiver for
the Inter-Ocean Mining and Millins
Company.
Recently $4,000 cash was paid at
the stock yards at Pueblo for fifteen
carloads of steers and fat cows from
the Western slope.
Harry Strube. aged 40, pioneer of
Cripple Creek, was found dead in his
cabin at Independence, with his body
frozen stiff
Farmers about Lucerne are in des-
rair over the recent heavy losses in
sheep which have been killed in a
wholesale manner by tramp dogs
aIrs. Ettta Murphy was fined $50
and costs by District Judge Essex of
Pueblo. for attempting to bribe the
acting mayor of that city last Septem-
ber.
The, election in Larimer county held
On November Sth last, cost. according
to the figures just compiled by the
clerk of the board of county commits
sioners. s6.s4S.7S.
County commissioners from all over
the state are expected to be in Den
yer Monday, January 10th, when the
annual meeting of the state associa-
ton of county commissioners will be
held
Joe Onleott- a Louisville miner, who
Is suffering from a broken back as
result of a care-in at the Hecla
mine, is thought by physicians in
charge, to be recovering in Bould-
or hospital
Isaac N Campbell. ex-policeman
and constable. and. for the last two
years OF his life, janitor of the West
Side Court in Denver. died suddenly
ii his home of paralysis. He was &c
years old.
The December report of the Free
Employment Bureau of Colorado
Springs shows that places were Sc.
cured for 33l persons out of total
of 400 applications; of these 2lO were
females and 1870 males.
The Postofflce Department has or.
dered free city delivery service estab
lished April at Sterling, where two
carriers and one substitute carrier
will be employed and thirteen street
letter boxes installed.
An inheritance tax of s6,l4O.34 on
the estate of the late Eliza j. Tritch
Of Denver, has been ordered paid by
Judge john r. Dixon of the County
ject to an inheritance tax is ap-
praised at s3S7,016.sO by the inheri-
tance appraiser of the first district,
l.. G. Brewer.
One Denver financial institution
pays more in interest in its savings
department than many big corpora
tions pay out to their stockholders in
dividends. The International Trust
Company paid January 3rd, s67, 500 in
terest to its depositors. This is at the
late of four per cent interest, payable
semi-annually which means that this
immense concern pays its depositors
s135. .O0O a year.
Seeking an order to compel the Col
orado Poultry Fanciers' Association.
the American Poultry Association and
the White Plymouth Rock Club OF Col
orado to participate in the annual
stock show in Denver, Jan. l6 to 81.
according to an alleged contract. the
Western Stock Show Association.
which will conduct the live stock
show, also asks theDistrict Court for an
injunction restraining the association
from holding another poultry show in
Denver as the association is said to
be preparing 10 do.
Through a decision just handed |
down by the Mas sachusetts Supreme
Court. Denver woman. Mrs. Corinda |
A. Berry, will inherit close 10 $780, |
600 from the estate of the late Caleb |
Chase. the multi-millionaire coffee |
king OF Boston.
Judge II. c. Riddle in the District |
Court in Denver made peremptory the
writ of mandamus against State
Treasurer William J. Galligan, re-
luiring him to pay the American Saw
ngs bank of New York $4,000 for
warrants issued in July,
1889.
Patsey McKenna. Chicago feather
weight. is in Pueblo and announced
through his manager. that he would
AXE on any man in Colorado at 11S
q l22 pounds for $500 or $1,000 side
bet. McKenna hopes to create a stir
,mong local pugs. but so far his offer
has failed to entice an opponent.
Bailey reports so below zero Tues