The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-04-24

Colorado Sprinss
aug, se'",knights Of Pythias Grand
Lodge Meeting at Trinidad.
sepI-National Association Of First
lass Postmasters, at Denver
OCT; N.-Coiorado State Baptist Asso-
cation at Pueblo.
Fort Collins will install city scales
and employ an official weigher.
Mrs. Elizabeth kuen and William
II. Harris. Logan county pioneers.
died at Sterling.
City Auditor Markey's report for
1912. made public shows Denvers mu-
nicipal property is worth $4,000. 900.
Arbor Day was observed in Denver
and over the state-and Governor Am
mons suggested the columbine as the
national flower.
Two celebrations we're held In Den
yer in honor of the one hundred and
thirty-eighth anniversary of the Bat
ties Of Concord and Lexington.
Governor Ammons started in the
first of the week to sign such bilss
passed by the Nineteenth General AS
sembly as meet his approval.
To block a divorce suit, Mrs. Frank
Kasmdell of Pueblo hired men to kid
nap her husband and take him out OF
the jurisdiction of the court.
A municipal home for consumptives
will be built north of Valverde by the
city Of Denver, according to the an
nouncement of Alderman Ford.
Eight gasoline drawn engines are
at work in the vicinity of Hudson
turning over the sod at rate OF
800 acres every twenty-four hours.
Recently, Carl Goad, also known as
w. A. Haas, was brought to Denver
from Washington to answer to the
charge of embezzling $4,000 from Mrs.
Jane Tombaugh.
and their deputies are to be given the
power of fire wardens in the federal
forest reserves, II a plan outlined to
Governor Ammons is carried into ef-
feet.
To educate the goods at the state
university at Boulder in the duties of
motherhood with babies borrowed
from the state orphanage, is the hope
and aim of the Grand Junction Moth
ers' Club.
The annual meeting of the State AS
sociation of County Superintendents
was held in the Senate chamber in
Denver, followed by the annual con-
ference of institute conductors and in
structors.
One man is dead and two more will
probably die from injuries received
when the cable of runaway coke car
swept them from the forty-five-foot
trestle at the coke plant of the Denver
Gas & Electric Company.
Gordon Jones, president of the Unit
ed States National bank, has been ap-
pointed by Governor Ammons and the
Chamber of Commerce to officially
represent Colorado in the tour Of Eu-
rope which will be made this spring
by the Southern Commercial Con-
gress.
Il do not mean to say" states Gov
work Of the Nineteenth General AS
sembly, that the Legislature did ev-
erything it ought to have done or that
It should have left undone some OF
the things it accomplished. but l do
believe the net results to be good and
n 70 hn
ficial"
Three judgments, aggregating $685..
257.77, were entered against the Colo
RADIO Consolidated Lumber Company,
Rocky Mountain Railway Company
and the Omaha Lumber Company in
the District Court at Denver. The
judgments were in favor of the Peters
Trust Company of Omaha, trustee for
! the bondholders of the three com.
panies.
Adjutant General John Chase, who
is in Washington and who attended a
conference of the heads Of the War
Department, has telegraphed the Den.
yer Chamber Of Commerce to the eff.
feet that the War Department ulti
mately will increase the Fort Logan
garrison. 1t is believed that Fort Lo
gan within a short time will be estab
nshed as a brigade post.
The uniting Of the Blue with the
Gray in parade and convention is the
extraordinary plan of the Colorado
Publicity League, as one of the lead
ing features of its Las Grand Council
to be held in Denver in 1915.
The third attempt made by Mrs
Bessie Trezise. twenty-one, to commits
suicide since her marriage nine
months ago was successful, when she
drank three ounces Of carbolic acit
In her room at the home Of Mrs. Caro-
line Jones in Grand Junction as hel
husband lay asleep on the bed beside