The Colorado statesman., 1912-11-30

ern stock Show-Denver.
been completed.
A. c. Rowland, aged 80, shot and
killed himself in the Abbott hotel in
| Denver.
John Clark, coal miner, aged So,
was found dead in his bedroom at
Frederick
Newton French, aged 80, died at his
home in Pinewood, twelve miles west
of Loveland
The railroad pass i'll Colorado will
be abolished on January l, 1913, de,
clare Denver railroad officials.
The Colorado Library Association
held it's annual convention in the lee.
ture room of theNDenver public library,
The forty-two Jewish organizations
Of Denver are to iederate into one
Central body for charitable purposes.
The funerals of A. d. Wilson and
Thomas Hamilton Simonton, two OF
Colorado's earliest settlers, were held
in Denver.
Numerous campaign expense state
ments by various candidates for the
election November 5, are being filed
with the secretary of state.
Miss Alma Culver has resigned as
teacher in the State Preparatory
School at Boulder to become the bride
of Fred Anderson of Denver.
BY a recent ruling of the state Su-
| in noG d
pealed from Lamar, the Municipal
Court of Grand Junction can no longer
try bootleggers.
John Goldsby, a Mesa county pio
neer, was married to Mrs. Alva Mar
shall of Glenwood Springs. Goldsby
came here in 1882 and amassed for
tune in the cattle business.
Breaking into the Wild Horse mill
on Bull hill, at Cripple Creek, burg
lars robbed the filter boxes of zinc
precipitates used for taking up gold
from cyanide, valued at $500.
That Knights Templar, Masons,
their families and friends numbering
100000 will be in Denver next August
is believed by Chairman George w.
Vallery of the triennial conclave com
mittee.
Mrs. Emma d. Adams, "A years old,
Prominent in lodge circles and res
ident of Boulder county for more than
twenty-five years, was stricken with
apoplexy at Boulder and died imme-
diately.
Although pinned beneath his auto in
the bottom of an irrigation ditch,
where he lay unconscious for an hour
Jasper Loomis, young man of Fort
Collins, escaped with only a few cuts
and bruises.
Miss Harriet Scott. 17-year-old
lass of Kendrick, Lincoln county, and
Bert Millhouse, aged 26 years, of Ord
way, were married at the office OF
Justice of the Peace John S. Conard
st Olney Springs.
George Zeigler, the crippled elevat
or pilot who stabbed and killed Ray
Sahrbreck, was held for the crime, a
Denver coroner's jury holding thai
Zeigler had stabbed Sahrbeck with
fclonious intent"
In dollars and cents it cost the Dem
ocratic state central committee $21.
1419S at the recent election. George
Bradley, state chairman, filed his
campaign expense affidavit with the
secretary of state.
Two hundred members of the Pro
gressive party in a state meeting re
solved unanimously that the party's
integrity should be maintained ano
that the work of the organization in
Colorado should be enlarged.
A foreclosure sale of S101 900 worth
of first mortgage bonds of the La
Plata Land and Irrigation Company
in Denver brought to light deal fol
coal lands in the vicinity of Durango
valued at s3,0OO,0O0 to S5,OOO,OO0.
Mrs. Dona Barros, rs, who was at
tackled by Jose Romero with an ak
died at Boulder from her wounds. Sne
expired in her sons arms without hav
ing regained consciousness. Romero
is. in Jail at Walsenbdrg, charged with
murder.
The Denver auditorium will become
municipal dance hall December Is
| On and after that date weekly dances
will be held at a nominal admission
price-just enough to pay for fuel
hight, music and janitor service. The
turkey trot" and all ragtime dances
will be barred
Commissioner F. w. Maxwell of the
Colorado Manufacturers Association
traffic bureau of the Denver Cham
| er of Commerce, and Attorney w. l.
Dayton are preparing arguments te
present in Washington, d. c., Decen
ber IL, before the Interstate Com
merce Commission upon the associa
tons recent application for a genera
deduction in freight rates between
Denver and all points east of the Mis-