The Colorado statesman., 1913-06-14
STATE NEWS
OF INTEREST TO ALL
COL o r a DO
PEOPLE
western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS

ters' Association at Colorado rs Spr,nSSys' r. Sy
| July 2S.-Pacific Jurisdiction, w. " W.
at Colorado Springs.
Aug. 12-15.-32nd Triennial Conclave of
knights Templar, Denver; ennvssoc,ation of
Park superintendents at PenXer; 1iHicire
National Society at Denver
| Aug-Grand Council of order of Red
Aug. 25.Cconference of Governors at
Aug. 26.WKnights of Pythias Grand
Lodge meeting at Trinidad.
Sept. 15-20.-Colorado State FAR at
sept.-National Association of First
Glass Postmasters at t penyer
Oct. 2i@Colorado State Baptist Asso-
1915.-Last Grand Council of North
| American Indians, Denver.
Rocky Ford will have band fes-
tival July 4.
VIM. ]. Brown has been appointed
postmaster at Rocky Ford.
Plans are being drawn for 100000
hotel to be built at 1942-46 Broadway
in Denver.
There was no Sunday school, but a
number of cases of measles in Canon.
City last Sunday.
The strawberry crop of the Grand
Valley has been good this season, and
prices have ranged from 81 to SO per
crate.
jeremiah O'Neill, 95, pioneer of
the state, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. William Dugan in Colo
rado Springs.
Sheriff Mcknight arrested Grant
McBroom at the Camp Bird mine, at
Ouray He is charged with grand lar
ceny at Delta.
Reuel B. Smith, 33, treasurer of
Fairmount chapter, 1. o. o. F. of Den
yer, was shot in a club room at 625
South Jason street.
Announcement has been received in
Denver from New York that a Fried
mann institute for the treatment of
tuberculosis is soon to be opened in
Denver.
One dead under mysterious circum-
stances and four others near death in
the county hospital as the result of
suicidal attempts comprise one weeks
list of tragedies in Denver.
hC Will VI Ahi 20. I1dliiSI -. SiOWs Ola
aged blind woman who died in Denver,
shows that $4,000 of the estate left
by her is willed to a corporation to
build Masonic home in Denver"
The town of Sugar City, Crowley
county, has asked the Supreme Court
to declare null and void the election
| in November, 1912, at which Ordway
was selected Crowley county seat.
1t was with satisfaction that Pueblo
learned that the Supreme Court, by
sustaining decision of Judge ]. E.
Rizer, upheld commission government
in Colorado cities of the first class.
A big conference of social workers
of Colorado will be held at the Uni
versity of Colorado June 80 to July 6,
in connection with the annual sum-
mer school, which will open on June
%.
In a decision the Supreme Court of
Colorado held that seepage water
flowing toward a stream properly be
longs to that stream and is controlled
by the same priorities as water in the
! stream.
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Station Nc. at 901 Ouray avenue
July 1, Grand Junction will be the
first city between Pueblo and Salt
Lake City to have a postoffice sub
station.
The work of taking out limestone
at the Ingleside quarries near Fort
Collins is being pushed harder than
ever before this year. The work is
being done in anticipation of the
opening of the sugar factory in the
fall.
Thirteen years of single blessedness
were sufficient for Charles Meagin and
Mrs. Dinetta Meagin of Longmont, to
see their error. Mrs. Meagin was
granted divorce in Chicago in 1900.
In Denver the couple got license to
remarry.
Saul Epsteen, state insurance COM
missioner, refused to renew the license
of the Lincoln Annuity Union of San
Francisco The concern has been op-
Grating in the state five years and has
written several hundred thousand dol
lars of risks.
Harold F. Henwood, the principal
igure in the tragedy which cost the
yes of George E Copeland and Syl-
vester l.. Won Phul, made ]. w. Atkin-
son a cripple and caused the ruin of
woman's name, took the witness
stand in the West Side Criminal Court
in Denver and barred the defense's
version of the facts surrounding the
double killing.
After testifying that her husband C.
w. Smith, a wealthy business man of
Colorado Springs, dragged her down
stairs by the heels, slapped her.