Gilpin observer., 1913-08-28


Oct. 7.12:-Meeting Society of Ameri-
can Indians. at Denver
Oct; 2l.-Colorado State Baptist Asso-
Oct. 3o-Nov. 1SColorado Kennel Club
Jan; Additional Western Stock
1s15.-Last Grand Council of North
american Indians. Denver.
Mrs. Mary Frazer, a resident of
Leadville since 1879, died at the age
of 1O4 years of disease incident to old
age.
The annual show of the Mesa Coun-
ty Industrial and Fruit Fair Associa-
ton will be held at Grand Junction,
September 1926.
Forty dollars is the price Of a stolen
Stapleton on Rafael San Angelo,
vegetable peddler, in court In Den
yer.
Bishop John M. Walden. past grand
prelate to the Knights Templar.
preached from the pulpit of the Fifth
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
in Denver.
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garri-
son was warmly greeted in Denver
by one Of his oldest friends and most
stanch supporters and admirers, Den
mis- Sullivan.
A pair of mules stolen from the con-
strpction camp of L. r. Thompson at
Englewood, has been located in Ian.
caster, Pa, according to a telegram
received by Mr.. Thompson. who is on
a visit to his home in Fort Collins.
Charles Staples, an attorney at
Ward, and many years a resident of
that town, has been arrested by I'm
dersheriff Robert Euler on a bench
warrant issued by County Judge T. ].
Ingram. charging him with bootleg
ging.
Grand Junction has abandoned its
campaign for the single tax, as well
as for the submission of the liquor
question at the coming election.
Neither question viii be submitted, If
the action of the committee of seven
ty is taken as final
David w. Brunton and John We'll
lington Finch of Denver and Charles
NJ. Jacobs of New York have been
named by the Denver tunnel commits
sion as the men who Will have charge
of the construction of the Moffat tun-
mel under James peak.
Although neighbors made heroic eff
forts to put out the flames which en-
veloped her body. Mrs. Ella Stokes,
sixty-three year old, a nurse, was
fatally burned by a gasoline explosion
at the home of her employer, Mrs.
Cecilia Blabholm in Denver.
Leo Macnebeuf of France will re-
ceive s11.9s0 from the estate of his
great uncle. Bishop Joseph p. Mache-
beuf, who died in Denver in 1889 and
over whose estate litigation involving
Bishop N. c. Matz and the Colorado
Catholic Loan and Trust Association
is now pending.
Floods destroyed two concrete
state bridges. One on the, Esnver-
Colorado Springs road in Douglas
county just south of Wolhurst was
undermined and fell. The new $4,000
bridge over Sand creek about ten
iuiieo iloHl WHICH WAS
cally completed was destroyed when
q cloudburst caused the creek to leave
its banks
"The coal strike situation appears
more favorable and if both sides are
willing to inject a little patriotism in
to their councils. believe strike will
be averted.' said Secretary of State
Pearce after a conference with Labor
Commissioner Il. V. Brake. who has re-
turned to Denver after spending a
week in Trinidad trying to get the
dissenting factions together.
Captain Rodman Butler of the
cavalry branch of the army, who has
been stationed at Fort Logan, has
been assigned to the Second cavalry.
James smith. awaiting trial on
charge of grand larceny, escaped from
the county jail at Pueblo by removing
large stone from beneath the win
dow sill and releasing the bars.
The year.old child of Carl Schatt OF
Andersonvile is lowering between life
and death In the Fort Collins hospital
as result of burns received when
she pulled bucket of boiling water
from a chair.