The state herald., 1913-10-31

OIL ItOCky hOuHkhlu x1okcA NA0h
ociation at Denver.
s4-26-state Teachers Association
hting at Pueblo.
l2- 2-i5;Lcolorado Poultry Fancisrs'
sociation Show at Denver.
19-24.-National Western Stock
Meeting Colorado Good Roads
ISOLATION at COLORADO Spring. .,,,
herlcan Indians at Denver.
Santa F6 switch engine struck
killed an unidentified man at
blo.
(ere is a movement on foot to
the town OF Hudson incorpor-
and the necessary steps will soon
hken.
high wind and spark from an
ne which ignited tumble weed
fire to three twenty-ton stacks OF
ON the Ralph Deeter farm near
eley.
erman Weiss. seventy-six years
living at 1920 Xavier street, Den.
obtained license at Littleton to
Ottelea Goldminn. forty-three also
benver.
he dead. two dying and three
lnded men lay on upper Seventh
Jet at Walsenburg Friday after
n after battle between guards
strikers.
ort Lupton is to have a pleasure
prt modelled after the White City
Denver. 1t will be located half
from town on the banks OF Nc
lney's lake.
.ast week was the best single week
the history of the Denver Union
fckyards, the total receipts of cat
being over 10000 head, bringing at
e about $2,500.000.
rhe Colorado Springs commission
ises gave their employees day off
the annual rabbit hunt east OF
fn. Three hundred rabbits were
eyed in the roundup.
After living twenty-four hours with
broken neck. Hector Williams. an
bploye OF the Arkansas Valley Rail
BY. Light & Power Company. died
the hospital in Canon City.
Unitarians from all parts of Colo
do attended the opening services OF
e annual Rocky Mountain Confer.
ice OF Unitarian ministers. held at
e Unity church IN Denver.
James Nelson. alias Frank Allen.
las arrested In Denver Sunday morn.
pg, and is reported to have confessed
the police to nine OF the twenty-five
Dldups during the previous week.
William Cox Redfield. secretary OF
be department of commerce and la.
or. the fourth member of Presiden,
Wilson'S cabinet to visit Denver since
be Inauguration, will arrive Thurs
ay.
The bank call for the quarter and
hspection. shows deposits In the
even banks composing the clearing
ouse Of Colorado Springs to be sl1..
si.o17.99. This is the largest show
hg ever made.
$. II. Brown. assessor OF Arapahoc
Rounty, has certified valuations for
assessments OF 1919 taxes In Llttletou.
|n the sum OF si.l9i.G05. Englewooi.
'2.2i5.si5: Aurora. ss70.Geo. aud
Sheridan. $685. i75.
Obtaining entrance through n side
window. n bandit Mt Pueblo bored II
pole In the safe OF the Graham Com.
mission Company and the explosion he
yet off blew out the front OF the build.
ing. The robber escaped.
Pixies peak may be chosen by
franklin X. Lane. secretary OF the In
lerior, as the location for govern.
inent wireless station to be used by
fhe weather bureau as one OF chain
of stations across the continent.
Nikias Callogras. Greek counsel in
Denver. on instructions from the
Greek ambassador at Washington. left
Tor Dawson. y. NJ. where he will In.
vestigate causes OF the coal mine ex.
piosion In which 200 men lost their
lives.
Fully u thousand people Joined with
Hayden citizens In celebrating the ar.
rival OF the first train into that point.
An excursion train was run from
steamboat Springs. while clusters
came In from every point within 100
miles.
With report charactcrizing the
conduct OF Mesa county afafirs as IT,
tie short OF criminal. the grand jury.
which has been investigating chargea
made by State Auditor kenehan and
ihc public examiners. at Grand Juno
iion. returned five indictments against
former county officers Fifty indict'
nenis were returned In ALL mainly
against bootlcggerR.
Hope for settlement Of the colora
do coal strike was held out by Cover
Tor Ammonr Sunday night after n
busy day during which he spent part
of hia time In making preparations ia
send militia IN tho field 10 prevent
violence. 4 terrific twclvebour BATH.
between guards and miners NJ her
Wind Canon. during which one man