The Arvada enterprise., 1913-04-03

1blOTdtD Springs.
| Junc.-Gcrman funniest at Denver.
June,-Northern Colo. Sunday School
| ConyGntion at Greeley. co..
clave Of Knights Templar, Denver.
| Aug. 25-Conference Of Governors at
COLORADO Springs. .,.-. cu,
! Aug. 2b-Knights Of Pythias Grand
Lodge Meeting at Trinidad.
| Oct: 2l-CoioraGo state Baptist Asso-
ciation at Pueblo.
Bankruptcy proceedings have been
instituted in the Federal Court against
the American Fuel Company.
Denver is in line for the national
motorcyclists' convention in July.
Chicago is its only competitor.
Sears, Roebuck & Company of Chi
cago will establish branch house in
| Denver some time between now and
August Is.
The board of charities and corrcc-
| tions let contracts for the 100000 I'll
| berculosis sanatorium at the Denver
county farm.
Fred Snow, aged nineteen, probably
will die as the result of an accident
while riding on the handle bars of
motorcycle at Canon City.
With members from every section
of the state in attendance, the Ameri-
can Brotherhood of Yeomen held its
| state conclave in Denver.
Announcement was made by County
| Treasurer Allison StOCker that his
| resignation as state chairman of the
Progressive party organization would
| be offered.
Charles Gates! son of the steel
magnate, has purchased the big David
Morgan place north CT Meeker, com
| prising 500 acres, the consideration
being 100000.
Austin Morrcll, siXteen-year-old son
of Augustin Morrell of Denver, was nc
cidentally shot and killed while hunt-
ing with two boy companions three
miles east of Aurora
Pearl Randall, II years old, barely
escaped death yesterday afternoon,
when a motorcycle on which she was
| riding crashed into a moving freight
train at Colorado Springs.
A suicide, two probably fatal stab
| bing affrays, an abduction case and a
near death as the result of a motorCy-
Gle accident, is the record of forty
eight hours in Canon City.
Mrs. Sophia NJ Golden has sued
Caleb j. Diehl, alderman from the
Second ward, at Montrose, for $4,000
damages, alleging that she has been
slandered by the defendant
To protect state officials and en-
ployGs, the board OF capitol managers,
at the solicitation OF Governor Arh
mons, issued an order excluding from
the state house all peddlerst and SO
licitors.
AL Mauff, for four years secretary
OF the state board of horticulture, has
resigned that position in order to de-
vote himself to his candidacy for au-
ditor under the commission form OF
government in Denver.
The United States district attorney
is preparing to bring suit against
some 1000 Colorado and Wyoming
corporations that have failed to make
the annua! report OF their net earA-
ings as required by law.
State Insurance Commissioner Will
liam l.. Clayton now has appealed to
the Supreme Court for relief from
what he claims to have been injustice
he has suffered at the hands OF the
civil service commission.
Mrs. Minnie Lind was blown
through kitchen door and Joseph
Lind, Il carriage maker, was severely
burned about the face and arms whca
an explosion caused by careless han
ding of gasoline, wrecked their home
in Denver.
William L. Morris, formerly assist
ant general manager Of the Chicago X
Northwestern railroad, has been ap-
pointed general manager of the Den
yer, Northwestern d Pacific railroad,
after its impending reorganization, as
the Denver & Salt Lake railroad.
A check for $3.50 signed by J. Fos-
ter Symes and made payable to Geo.
W. Barnes, was cashed by the SAT-
Lake Security & Trust Company IN
salt Lake early last week 1t was one
more forgery credited to the masie!
Jim the Penman" who has procured
over $1,000 in the past two months.
Never was there a more beautiful
demonstration of the brotherhood OF
the world than Colorado has furnished
during the past few days, culminar.
ing in Denver at the Broadway tho.
atrc in a great and enthusiastic gath,
erIng of people called out by the
sorrows and need Of their fellows IN
stricken Ohio and Indiana.
The interstate commerce commits
sion has decided to uphold the rates
proposed by the railroads last Scptcm.
Der ordering substantial advances
from eastern points to the Pacific
coast and lowering rates from such