The Elbert County tribune., 1913-10-17
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO
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1r.-Loo.e- Annual Encampment
ocai ~ 30 -zS'-Good Roads Meeting at Pu-
Oct so-Nov. Colorado Kennel Club |
Show at Denver
Noy: e-s-Thirteenth Annual conven-
lion hs OF Rocky Mountain Hotel Mems |
ass9e.auon at Denver.
'an. ~ --lS.--Colorado Poultry Fanciers |
association Show at Denver.
JaHi is-2t National Western Stock |
1915. Last Grand Council OF North
american Indians at Denver.
The Junction City mine at Oak
Greek has signed up with the United
Mine Workers.
The shipping season for peaches in |
car lots is about over at Grand June
tion for this year.
William Schafer. forty. was acct
dentally killed while duck shooting,
six miles south of Como.
Whether the upion has right to
maintain pickets in the coal camps
viii be argued before Judge Strong of
Boulder.
The Colorado Kennel Club will hold
Its ninth annual show October 80. 81
and November in the Colburn build
ing in Denver
Joseph Brentlinger. forty. public
trustee OF Teller county, died at HIS
home in Cripple. Creek following an
Illness Of one week.
William C. Redfield. secretary of
commerce. will arrive in Colorado
Springs. October 20, for an address
before the Winter Night Club.
Ethelbert Stewart. sent as mediator
by President Wilson, recommended
that Congress make an investigation
Of the Colorado strike situation.
Two suspects. Frank German, 30,
and Frank Tower. 35. have been ar
rested in connection with the robbery
of $1,000 from Frank Walker, mer-
chant, at Nederland.
Fearing Jail delivery as the result
of tho arrival In Cripple Creek OF
three ex-convicts. all friends of Me-
rion McAdam. Sheriff Won Phul took
extra precautions to guard the pris-
oners.
The federal grand jury at Pueblo
announced that it had acted upon the
railroad pass indictments returned n
year ago and assessed fine of $1,000
against two railroads and five other
corporations.
A mass meeting to protest against
the proposed increase in the assessed
valuation of Weld county from s54.-
100000 to s77.000.000 by the tax com
mission or State Board of Equiliza
tim was hold at Graalav
The date of the taxpayers mass
meeting which protesting property
owners have demanded since the
State Tax Commission attempted to
place an additional s101,902.0SS on
Denver property valuations. has been
set for. the 18th by the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Get out of court and settle your
troubles" said District Judge George
w. Allen of Denver to Mrs. Leila M.
Braken, thirty years old, who three
days after her marriage to James s.
Braken, seventy years old, brought
suit for divorce and now asks for
temporary alimony.
Andrew Recen of Kokomo. one of
the early pioneers of that section. was
found dead in his cabin by Frank
Holmes and X. E. Wiley. who entered
the cabin at the head of Gore creek.
in Eagle county. while on hunting
trip. Recen. 1t is thought, had been
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
si,135. This is the second brick sent
out from the district in two days, the
total value being close to $4,000.
What you need is to be taken out
into the alley, laid over a barrel and
horsewhipped by some strong man
until you scream for mercy" said
Magistrate Stapleton In Denver Po
lice Court to Charles Durant. a Har.
ward graduate found guilty of failing
to support his wife and six children
Two informations are to be filed in
the West Side Court against w. H.
Rewick, who was returned to Denver
from Portland. Oregon, charged with
swindling Coloradoans out of thou.
sands of dollars worth of valuable
property by means of fake deeds He
will be charged in the informations
with operating confidence game and
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
In the belief that Colorado fruit
growers and jobbers are discriminat
ed against in railroad charges for
produce in transit, the Wholesale
Fruit and Produce Merchants Associ
alton of Colorado, in session In Den.
yer, resolved to make a vigorous
fight against the $40 refrigerator
charge now in effect between Denver
and Omaha, and correspondingly higb