The Ordway new era., 1913-10-17
COLORADO NEWS
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ocr cL-coIorzda SrArs Baptist Asso-
Oct .s-Lo0P annual Enczupusnr
ocr; ss-:s.-.Sond Roads Nesting AZ P'I-
\ orr ga-Nov. 1-s-slorzao Kennel CInh
Nov s-s-Thirr--ntn Annual Cnuvsn-
tisu Of Rocky Mountain Hoc1t Aesi
Associat4an at Denver
Ian I.-ta.-t-ainrasto Poultry Fancfsr1'
Asaasiation show at Deng-r s.,-
rsrs.-Lasr Grand c.n1nr,ft &c NORTH
american Iadians ar Denver
Sugar beef rnoa.>r for this years
crop WI begin TO circulate through the
STATE in a short time.
The shipping season for peaches IN
ear lots IS about over AZ Grand Junr
| ton FOR this year
Whether the unIon has risnr to
maintain picxetz IN the coal camps
win be4arzued before Judge Strong ot
Boulder
EfheIbert Stewart, GENT as mediator
by President Wilson, recommended
chat Congress make an Investigation
Of the Colorado strike sfrnarian-
Two suspects, Frank German. 5o-
and Frank Tower. 55. have been az
rested In connection with the rubberv
OF SI-3gG from Frank Walker, mer-
chant az Sederiara-
Mesa county probably VIII be the
first IN the state TO take advantage
ot the law passeri BY the Last L<sis-
lar1Ire which permits counties To ahol-
iah the old road overseer system
During the Last two mouths the
following shipments have heen made
from Srsamroat Springs Cattle 4es
czrs; sheep. Is6 cars horses aud
muIes. nineteen cars; total Of s0I
cars.
Former Lieutenant Governor E. r
Harper was seIer1ed by the board OF
directora OF the Colorado Publicity
league as managing director OF the
LAsr Grand Indian Council or pageant
Of 1915
Nrs- Mary c. c. Bradford. state
superintendent Of public instruction,
invited all Indian teachers OF the
United States to attsad the couven-
ton OF the Society OF American IN
dams to be held in Denver October II
To 10.
Saved from premature burial only
By slight flush on the ear lobes- Ma
rfe Hesse, the 3-year-oid daughter OF
Nr. and Mrs Henry Hesse. who lives
on . ranch near wrzy. il alive At her
home aud physicians say she win re-
cover.
In spite OF vigorous oprositioa on
the part OF several cities. Denver
probably VIII Eand The 1914 eoasen-
ton Of the American Roads congress.
in the opinion OF Secretary HAIRY
Burhans OF the Denver Convention as
sociattou.
A. L. Willard. one of the witnesses
for the defense in the trial OF Capt.
who was arrested on a charge OF per-
jury the morning after he testified
has filed SUIT in the Districc Court
for 3I5,561 damages
Andrew Recen OF Eokono. one a
the early pioneers OF that section was
| found dead in his cabin by Frank
Holmes and R. F. Wiley. who entered
the cabin at the head Of Gore creek.
| In Eagle county. while on a hunting
trip. Recen- It is thought. had been
I dead for almost three weeks
| A gold brick. so per cent fine and
| weighing 240 ounces, was sent out OF
| the Gaylord mill at the Dante mine at
Cripple Creek The brick, consigned
| to the Denver mint, was valued at
A,135 This ID the second brick sent
out from the district in two days, the
total value being close to 5000.
| NGeorge A. Patterson, an employs Of
| the marble quarry at Marble. was in
4 stanfIy killed when the head blew Off
| 4 compressor tank while he was re-
| pairing the pipe line which drains the
/ quarry. His body was blown to
atoms. portions of It being found sew
| eFAl hundred feet from the scene of
the explosion
/ Formal Judgment was rendered in
| the District Court at Colorado
sprfnss in the suit Of Or. ]. G. Hol-
Iingsworth Of Kansas City against
Edward R. Tufts of New York, in IA
vor Of the defendant, and dismissfng
the findings Of Referee o. E. Collins.
which gave HoIlingsworth a half in
terest In 5000. 900 shares in the Grand
Union Mines Company of Old Mexico
and s351.0 in cash.
Bequests aggregating Ss7.500 was
left to various Colorado institutions
under the provisions OF the will Of the
late Olivia Thompson. widow of the
late Charles l. Thompson. former
| fudge Of the Colorado Court OF Ap-
| peaIs. Mrs. Thompson's will has
been prohated at Kansas City. The
Colorado university at Boulder, $751;
600; the Denver Orphans home 310.-
900; the Ladies' Relief society of Dem
yer. for an old ladies' home, $500,
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