Gilpin observer., 1913-08-21
STATE NEWS
OF INTEREST TO ALL
c O L o r ADO
PEOPLE
'e.tern Newspaper Union News Service.
Dates for Coming Events.

Sept 2-4.-Shan Kive Indian Festival
Sent Sent colorado Springs, ri. .,
Sept s-5.Gcounty Fair and Race
Sept sts5'ns 5s3Wila es K0'NE Vest F0sS SHOW at For,
Sept. 44-5...Apple Pie Day at Rifle;
eept n @o1Scond @TM1SSecond Annual Fall FestiVa'
Sept; ,ona.,!s ,,!s.G,Mes.,ns of Royal High
and Fruit Fair at Grand Junction.
Sept. 9-11.-weld County Fair at
Sept. ssg:a.-county Fair and Race
G Meeting, at sugar city.
Sept, s,!2.-Morgan County Fair at
Sept. 9,12,SSLas Anlmas County Fair
Sept, sl2.-Delta County Fair at
Sept. .s12.-Las Animas County Fair
at Trinidad.
Y. Convention at Denver.
Sept. 17-1S.-Annual Meeting Order
EastSrn Star at Grand Junction.
eePtc io-ls.-Western Slope FAR at
Sept. 15-19.-Annual Masonic Meeting
Sept. 15-2O.-colorado State Fair at
Sept, 2s-2s.-colorado New Mexico
Fair and Indian Carnival at Du-
Sept. 272s.-Bankers Convention at
Denver.
Oct. i-s-state w. c. T. U. conven-
Oct. 2-4.-Sedgwick County Fair at
Oct. '2-4~Ei Paso County Fair at CAL
han.
Oct. 7-12.-Meeting Society of Ameri-
can Indians. at Denver,
Oct: 21.-Colorado State Baptist Asso-
6nt 6Siati0n no at at PIeblo , ,,,,
Jan s-24-National Western Stock
Show at Denver.
lsl5-EaSt Grand Council OF North
American Indians. Denver.
Secretary of War Garrison will ar
rive in Denver on August "a.
Divine service opened the regatta
week of the Grand Lake Yacht Club.
Up to August 10, the Lady Belle
mine at Eagle had shipped thirty
cars of ore.
An estate worth $4,000 awaits the
heirs of Neils Madsen, a dairyman.
who died recently in Denver.
Approximately $50 head of elk from
Yellowstone Park range, in Wyoming,
will be brought to Colorado before the
close of 1913.
mitted five propositions to the city
of Denver for acquiring the COM
pany's property.
Mrs. Mary Remover, 80. of Daven-
port, Iowa, died shortly after her ar
rival in Denver to visit her daughter,
Mrs James Mcintyre.
A lightning bolt on Pixies Peak at
Colorado Springs struck stone house
in which a gang of section men was
quartered, injuring four.
Mrs. Anna Hornstein of Denver. .
sufferer from tuberculosis, poisoned
her babe and then herself. Both died
soon after taking carbolic acid.
William F. Mccartney, a pioneer
Denverite, died at his home, 1860
Lincoln street, with his eighty
fourth birthday less than one month
away.
Denver police swooped down upon
the villa Montiflorri" and. after
throwing Gordon about the place, ar.
rested eighteen women and girls and
their escorts.
An increase of nearly $1,000,000 in
the deposits of Colorado Springs
bank call in May. The total is now
$11.214 ,951.66.
Denver banks will not participate in
the $50,000.000 loan which the gov
ernment proposes to make to Western
and Southern banks for the purpose
nf mOyipp the crODa this fall
The first annual open bench show
Of the Rocky Mountain Boston Terri
er Breeders Association will be held
in Denver August 30th. Mrs. William
E. Porter will be the Judge.
Fifteen thousand colonists en- route
Denver and other points. the first
vanguard of homeseekers arriving in
Denver September 25th. This Is the
first time in tire history Of Colorado
railroads that stopovers have been
granted to Denver.
A change OF venue to Colorado
Springs courts has been applied for in
Denver by the trustees of the Win.
field Scott Stratton estate as defen-
dants in a suit to break Stratton's
will, brought by Mrs. Sophie Gertrude
Stratton Kennedy of Leadville, who
asserts she was the first wife of the
millionaire mining man.
At a meeting of the board Of d.
rectors of the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers Association, the organiza-
tion pledged $3.50 to the Mesa county
exhibit at the Colorado Industrial Ex-
position in New York with the pro.
vision that the rest OF the county raise
$3.50 more.
The Grand Council OF North Amer-
can Indians in Denver In 1915 will be
a meeting OF red men, organized and
carried out by red men. The whites
merely will assist In the work OF