The state herald., 1913-09-12
LoRADo NEWS
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Parts Of the State
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Yes for Coming Events.

Fruit Fair at Grand Junction.
e-ii.-Weid County Fair at
-i2-County Fair and Race
ng at Sugar City.
-l2.-Morgan County FAR AZ
s-ia.Spelta H County Fair at
-i1-l2-EIghth District w. G. 7.
,ention at Denver.
7-1S.-Annual Meeting Oroer
trn Star at Grand Junction.
6-I9.-western Slope Fair At
is.-Annual Masonic Meeting
s.aO..colorado State Fair at
.3-2s.-Colorado New Mexico
and Indian Carnival at Du-
23-26 Trinidad-Las Animas
Fair at Trinidad.
7-2S.-Bankers' Conventio1 at
2s-so-Inter-C County Fair at
l.s-state w. C. T. U. conven-
Fort Collins
-4.-Sedgwick County Fair at
iMEi paso County Fair at Cal
+I2.-Meeting Society of Ameri-
Indians. at Denver.
Colorado State Baptist Asso-
on at Pueblo.
mt Denver
R-l5.-Colorado Poultry Fanciers'N
bciation Show at Denver.
s-24.-National Western Stock
Last Grand Council of North
rican Indians. Denver.
d E. Burdue OF Rocky Ford is
ew president of the Colorado
bneers' Association.
the complaint Of Miss Jessie Gal.
nineteen, Charles Hill of Den
Fas bound over to the criminal
on charge of white slavery.
gasoline explosion caused a fire
gutted the Congress garage, in
10, destroyed seven automobiles
Injured John Simpson, ma
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race Coats. eight. son of w. A.
a dairyman nd school teacher.
two miles east OF Sterling. was
by a rattlesnake as he and sew
children we're entering the school
et harvesting is to begin In the
ley district sometime between
9TH and 18th Of the month, ac-
ng to an announcement made by
ger Officer Of the Weld county
ries.
re thousand persons gave Cover
L NJ. Ammons an enthusiastic
hing when he reached Highland
fe park at Greeley. where the
County Farmers Union held its
Ial picnic.
wet town without water. Ro-
h, the new town west of Colorado
hgs. which has been incorporated
lrn on the white lights and 'let
CO." Las been refused water by
rado Springs.
nion miners are protesting against
fifty new men who have arrived
|in the last few days to work at
Hecla and Superior mines, and
picketing at both properties. &C.
ing to the operators.
he second annual meeting OF the
pr Creek County Pioneers Associn
was held at the Trocadero In
ho Springs, about 200 of the old
ers being present, ranging In age
(n sixty to ninety.three.
|enyer clergymen will join minis
! OF the entire country Sunday.
|tember II. In the most unique ser
/ ever held. when prayers will be
bred for the moral and spiritual
flare OF the children OF the pub
schools.
lhe assessed valuation for the en-
state OF Colorado will be si.i3o..
|ioi for the year. 1913 under the
law which requires all taxable
porty to be assessed at full cash
lie instead Of one.third value rs
'etoiore.
|he third auction sale OF Arabian
'ses. circus cages. wagons and cars,
uprising the remnants OF Buffalo
is Wild West and Pnwnee Bill's
East combined shows. Is sched'
d to take place at Overland park
Denver Sept. 10.
The Macky auditorium, the 100000
/ OF the late Andrew J. Macky OF
eblo to the University OF Colorado,
= opened for the first time Mon
7. when Gov. Il. NJ. Ammons I'D
'sscd the students Mt the opening
'roiscs OF the institution.
Emma ~. Marshall. William Ger.
b and Luin Gcrrirh owen. heirs OF
late Alfred II. Miles. who died ut
age OF nincty.thrcc leaving nm cs'
} valued q, 100000. filed their OBJ
ions In the Probate Court nt Den
to the appointment OF George I.
cs as administrator OF his brothers
lNc.
believing his nephew. William
lmulbach. was murdered and
bed OF more than 800 instead OF
Ing committed suicide. an was at
u reported. Henry 0olightly OF Dol
appealed To the Denver authori'
J TO investigate further into the
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