The Springfield herald., 1913-05-09
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Patrick trio j: HLnssRb,, city SUP Supervisor
and wealthy TmillfAs 4ndns ldtedoat bis
home In Psn,sh ~ NJ rot 5i4nw 10
1Floars Fors The year it9 dateItAe Denver
market shows ~, increase Of 1s.oQo
cattle and 1900 shssH!!oa $50 'h'
Judge Black denied an inJunction
70 'restrsin the Ih94sa ot trustees from
closing Us ths pal9qnp N at nilssa Gunnison1 hs1
At, q sale Of dairy COWS at Fort Col
Inns, the hish4st ip}fite paid was $50.
iand the avera 60 Tor the entire offering
$3.50. amir sus
of afis gold a ore fors szAbff amounts 70 so.s5s
tons, carrying asfSss bailidn value of
$1.1s4.232. l'9i
Canon City paid homage to Pomouas
the goddess 81 HIT ttesSt ~ -ht"blos-
som day, ,oalehratiop UNDER the direc-
ton Of the Civic 1mpfeyement League.
silas Edwin Hpgkins. pioneer. Colo
rado railroad man, the conductor who
brought .tAe tirst train into Denver.
died atlhis hops,sta1 West Ellsworth Els
street. ,,fi,r., ,,,.., -. -Yoi
Mayor Arnold etG2 succeed the late
Moses JHallett %. 9pet pf the! five trus-
tees of the th Glaython ehn. School 's Hf l far Boys
in Denver.
GOV. EltaI ii. lAnrihoua Launched
Colorado.s tourist season when he
pulled q rope which hoisted the Amefi-
can flag to the top Of the pole on the
top of the Chamber Of Commerce
building IN ipApysHsnod 10 asss
q After attsmptH extending oyer half
score Of years, to give Denver fair
worthy of the agricultural ana animal
breeding rBsourfes of Colorado and its
adjoining statss,f the Interstate, Fair
Exposition Association whose build.
inss are 1oeatsd ut Overland park has
given up the sAeat. .ht.oflrod q,
With Governor Ammons. .Roady Ken
nehsn. forf6er Lieutenant 'GoysrnorlEi
r. Harper and 6tiier state' officials In
attandSAbai sthx, snnesxlh ee.<he late
Jared L, HrAsh, wAs, held from the fam:
ly home In Greeley. Tie Rev. F. J..
Estabrsos6R offftiated and paid glowing
tribute 70 the 0fsesey, pioAsAfd
Tne etcolSrsduaRAssen9shAsBoeiation
}hnss -haen reapestsd :hH the Greater
Colorado hpreau Of TIE Denver Cham
Der Of Commerce tb liant low round
trip ffxte to Dehgef lkroiG A1is agricul-
tdrai pSdntsi In 3 tAe vs3ste,to permit
farmers to sttend q tpaowing carnival
to be held near Aurora, May n and "a.
That the recent hsaef9 did consider.
abi6 daihaeeIte tbs b4aShbsA Aapricots
tsnd ohefssed on RAhel lWseeeEu dope was
the ststensn1t, II, made at tEort G9llins by
c. P. Gillette, college sntbmologist
who returned from a weeks visit to
Delta, iEckhayt. 81 Gaand il1nction and
oss, ss,. S e.. n.. s'oRs tSs
condition 4 of the 'ftuit cf6ps psaa D.' =
saat3thn At thne first first mesuaa Sf;the new city
administration 'atoC CofsraAal Springs.
Mayor c. Ii, 4seKAese9 apncynced the
eRyN eity attorney. rhs fsH fsspHbointment was
confirmed tby9the hc6anosG oMr. Hall
SERVED oneotezmire,e meyeEl several
years ago. v.,p,,,
The Coiorato Fuel and Iron Com
! pany 'settied 1the -sldt fbf6ught BY the
Government for: thst cancellation >:of
patentB by the company on $500
i acres Of 1aAb In. &A1 Anjmas county,
by returning tosthe 4Hblic idaniafn 81
4s0 acres Iof the land ip controversy
| which was obtaihsd tnn6sh the "for-
| est LEM 1aws liThesIah6 lno~, Will be
thrown open, to ,eutyw ywuHdAs the pro.
visions ,goyefning iphl I5lt lAads Il.
Il, The German government. through
| its ambbassad6fp "a WS9hfdst tohio and
consul ah4 Dsnvef,l spaaYestiEating the
killing-of sQawslds Msinriches. g Ger
man miner, by Frederick Kemper. al
t,Alma,s Colo, Februsryzfsflt q this year
The investigation was ordesed follow
|tin charges lsept rtgfoerlin by Mrs
man, living at Alma. that he Wal
| Killed FOR hfsf money A6d 6ds1nanilg prop
sW s5o1e H9hTGu oiiT
| Mrs, Nancy. McGss. stxtyifive, ant
Frederick Baker sixty. sioped from
Fort Lupton and dsspits Az Aarriet
attempts OF Mrs. sNcdes 1,i1f6H 70 stol
the1 affair by ng.distancei telephont
were married, in Denver.
! The House bill requiring STATE OF
ficers to turn thsir receipts over t.
the state treasurer dany and requiring
treasurers Of state instsations to turi
1 their receipts over 70 the state treas
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