The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-10-02
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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,.S,hoy At Denver:
American Indians At Denver.
Governor Ammons has desisnated
November % a. day Of public prayer
70 help schools.
The members Of the st. vraia Val.
Icy Pioneers Association held q re.
union at Iongmont.
Farmers Of the Fruita section want
to buy several carloads Of first class
cows for dairy purposes.
Rosh Hashanah. the Jewish new
year. was usheTed In on the evening of
October l. Jews the world over OBJ
served the holiday.
Colorado Yule marble has been des-
lxnated a. material for the super.
structure OF the Lincoln Memorial to
b erected At Washington. D. C.
A total gain Of s.445 in Denver's
population has taken place within the
last year. according to statistics pre-
pared by the Denver Gas and Electric
Company.
The death Of John Trathen. post.
master Of Idaho Springs for the last
seven years. has precipitated a lively
contest between those who desire the
appointment
Kit Wood. brother Of Steve Wood.
who was killed two months ago by
Frank Saunders, made . sensational
escape from Sheriff M. A. Galloway
1t Montrose.
The police of Denver released Louis
Robinson. the 16-year-old boy held in
connection with the killing of Conduc.
tor s. e. Martz, the Rock Island con-
ductor who was shot to death by a
tramp 1t Limon.
Threats Of recall are now being
made against Mayor Thomas w. Todd
and Sheriff Charles F. Schrader of
Grand Junction as a result of their al.
legged failure to- enforce the law
agninst bootlegginp
The Austin Bluffs mine, operated by
the FL Paso Ice and Coal Company
through its president, E. ]. Ulrich,
reached an agreement with the miners
union by which its force of men out ON
strike will return to work.
Dr.. Charles M. Heberton. who last
March brought suit for divorce from
Mrs. Mary Josephine Heberton, for
merly Mrs. E. B. Criddle. has been
made the defendant in suit for di.
vorce and alimony of $4,000.
Main street in Pueblo was strewed
with money when Frank Murray of
Colorado Springs was arrested on a
forgery charge and decided to rid him.
self of discriminating evidence on the
way to the police station in a patrol
wagon.
Fred Howard, 1s years old, rlaying
right half Ior the Manual Training
school of Denver, was knocked out
and seriously injured during the first
play after the kickoff in the game at
Boulder against the University of Col.
orado freshmen.
M. w. Whatley of Breckenridge,
who has raised good crops of lettuce,
radishes, turnips and other vegetabls
in the open on his ranch in North Bar
ton gulch, $500 feet above sea level,
made his first shipment of lettuce to a
hotel in Denver.
News of the death of John F. En-.
sign chief of the national boiler in
spection department under the inter.
state commerce commission. and for.
merly Of Denver, where he was chief
OF the Denver division of the Brother.
hood of Locomotive Engineers reached
Mrs. EEsign's relatives in Denver
from Washington, d. c.
The ancient and honorable horse
racing swin0le made famous some
years back by one Mr.. Maybray ana
his group of operatives in and about
Council Bluffs, Iowa, bobbed up in
Denver on Friday with the unique ad.
dition of the Chamber of Commerce
as the scene of the pool room. but the
police got next" and arrested the
con" men
One child is dead and woman and
another child are in a serious condi.
ton as the result of explosions in
Denver. rourteen-year-od Nellie
Long was burned SO severely in a coal
| oil explosion that she died at the
county hospital. Mrs. Leda Dayis ana
her 4-year-old niece, Roberta Bessie,
were badly burned in gas explosion
at the home of Mrs. Anna Bessie. 400
South Logan street.
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