The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-10-23
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Oct. 17.-LO.O.F. Annual Encampmen
At Grand Junction.
Oct; 27-2s.-Good Roads Aseting at Pu.
Oct; aoNov. l.-coioraAs Ksansl Gu,
=, Show At Denver.
Nov. s-s-Thirtesnth Annual conven
ton of Rocky Mountain Hetsl Nen'i
Nos. 2t-2s-stste Teachers Association
meeting at Pueblo.
Jan. l:-is:--colorade Poultry Fanciers
Jan l islss@Mssiss.i sas + W.sssr. 4:sssr; s,oc.
6how at Dsnves.
Js.-Aeeting celeee1o. Good Road.
1sis.-Last 0ran6 Co0aeal q Nortl
American IAdisss q Dsavsg.
Cleanup day was . great susssss In
Graad Junctioa.
Haary Decker. Q ooovis3 escaped
from the penitentiasy q CoAoa City
Jacob Besnes vas fissd go In JUS
tics Court q Lovslaad for the killing
OF pAsasants.
Colombo ranks third this year as
. producer Of potatoes according to
the acreage titled.
Mrs. Annie Hamiltou Pitser. sister.
in-law OF Speaker Champ Clark, is q
candidate for Dostmistssss oe Colorado
Springs.
In fight in the kiteAsa oe the Yale
restaurant in Dsnver r. J. Lytle, q
cook. was probably fatally stabbed by
Arthur England, . waiter.
While hunting. J. n. Jacobson of Pu.
eblo accidentally discharged his shot
gun and was badly injured, his left
hand being almost shot away.
Diphtheria threatens to exterminate
the entire family Of Edward Chura, a
homesteader on Deep creek, fourteen
miles from Steamboat Springs.
At special meeting the Pueblo
Trades Assembly voted in favor Of u
federal investigation Of the present
coal strike in the southern fields.
William Maughan. fifty-nine, fore
man Of the Chamberlain sampling
works Of Black Hawk for the past
nineteen years. died Of tuberculosis.
Thomas J. Thompson. sheriff OF
Boulder county In 1898 and for many
years one of the leading citizens OF the
community, died suddenly near Gold
field, New.
The coming Of the State Teachers
Association in Pueblo on November
1926, is to have the best meeting &C.
commodations Of any session In re.
cent years.
George Hargh, said to be French
man, escaped from the prison grounds
at Canon City and was apprehended
at Portland. following an exciting tus-
sle with six guards.
Members Of the canine aristocracy
from every state in the Union are ar
riving In Denver for the annual show
Of the Colorado Kennel Club to be held
In tho Colburn building. .e
Hayden, one Of the Oldest towns III
Routt county and the county seat at
the time Of the Meeker massacre, will
celebrate In Western fashion the COM
ing Of the Denver & Salt Lake rail-
road.
Owing to the coal miners strike at
Oak Creek, traffic over the Moffat
road has been greatly reduced and
there is some talk of cutting the pas.
senger and mail service to three trips
Z week
One dead and three wounded. two
perhaps fatally, is the toll of battle
between strikers and deputy sheriffs
at Forbes, n camp Of the Rocky Noun
tain Fuel Company, ten miles north Of
Trinidad.
The operations of a weIlorganized
band of sheep and cattle thieves was
called to the attention Of the grand
jury at Grand Junction The COM
plant was made by Charles Mead, q
sheepman, and Charles F. Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Ross, sixty
three and fifty-eight years old respec-
lively. living on a ranch near Redvale,
{. small farming town in the western
part of Mcntrose county, were burned
to death In a fire at their home.
Advfees received IN Denver from
New York indicated plan to increase
the capitaIizatfoe Of the new Denver
Union Terminal Railway Company
from 100000 to $50 900 900 is being
considered in financial circles of the
metropolis.
John w. Finch. Denver mining en-.
sireer, Is one of ten metallurgists who
have heen honored by President viii.
son by appointment to represent the
federal government at the meeting OF
the American Mining Congress In Phil
adelphias
William C. Redfield, secretary of the
Department of Commerce, first incuza-
bent Of the office since its creation
last March, will arrive in Denver Oe.
tober 30, and will pass several days rs
the guest Of the Denver Chamber OF
Commerce.
Efforts to locate Frank l. Finch,
former editor and owner of the Arap-
ahoe Herald of Littleton, who disap.
peared several weeks ago, have failed