Gilpin observer., 1913-03-27

Colorado Springs.
June.-German funniest at Denver.
June-Northern Colo. Sunday School
Convention at Greeley
aiave III KnsS9n reps Tsnnss Con-
Aug. 25.-Conference Of Governors at
Colorado Springs.
Oct: 21.-Colorado State Baptist Asso-
citation at Pueblo.
A general cleaning day will be in
augurated by Meeker this spring.
Four fires, two of incendiary origin,
caused $4,000 property loss at
Boulder.
Governor Ammons will appoint an
insurance commissioner to succeed w.
L. Clayton.
A heavy windstorm at Longmont
damaged the plant of the Empson
Packing Company $4,000.
The appointment of Harry w. Ris-
ley as state printing commissioner
was approved by the State Senate.
Henry l.. White, sixty-three, pioneer.
and one of the earliest settlers in Den
yer, died at his home in Canon City.
Governor e. M. Ammons will soon
appoint an adjutant general to succeed
General John Chase, whose term ex-
pires April 1.
Heavy losses of stock all over east
ern Colorado are reported to the State
Stock Board as result of the blizzard
few days ago.
Max Kuner. affectionately known as
the Grand Old Man of Denver, is dead.
He celebrated his eighty-eighth birth
day last December.
Forgers victimized two Denver
banks by signing the names of ]. Fos-
ter Symes to two checks, one for $3.50,
and the other for s435.
DR.. Mary A. Ingersoll, prominent
homeopathic physician and great
worker in woman's clubs, died in Den
yer at her home of heart disease.
The announcement of George ]. Kin
del, city supervisor and congressman
from Colorado, as candidate for the
officer of commissioner of finance, is
expected.
Several hundred delegates from over
Colorado will come to Denver April 1,
to attend the annual state conclave of
the American Yeomen. The conclave
will last week.
Mayor Henry ]. Arnold, naming the
proposed Broadway extension as a
rank and unjust proposition, has ve-
toed the extension bill as passed by
the Denver City Council.
Because of her superior enunciation.
Miss Agnes F.. Lille of Denver, was
awarded the Morey prize for the eight
eenth annual reading contest at the
Manual Training High School
The Rev. Dana C. Colegrove, assist
ant rector of st. Johns Episcopal Ca
thedral parish, died at his residence
in Denver of pneumonia, following an
illness of less than three days.
j. NJ. Schissler, patrolman, was
suspended from the police department
at Colorado Springs, making the
fourth officer against whom action has
been taken in the past few days.
Clarence Sears, aged thirty-five, a
negro porter was shot through the
neck by Rose O'Grady, aged forty, in
yer. He was removed to the hospital
by Police Surgeon Campbell, where he
died
Since everybody's doing it, the Den
yer Press Club has decided to give a
prize to the couple who can rag in
the cleverest fashion. The prize con
test will take place at the Twentieth
Century dance at the Denver Auditori-
um, April s.
State Commissioner of Mines Hena-
hen went to Leadville. After a short
stop there he will go to Eagle to make
further investigation of conditions at
the new camp which is springing up
as a result of the rich silver strikes
reported there.
John Spomer, living at Elm, sta
ton on the Denver, Laramie and
Northwestern, was struck by a Denver
bound motor on that road and is now
at the Greeley hospital with one shoul-
der broken, several ribs fractured and
is suffering from internal injuries.
Forest rangers from practically all
parts of northwestern Colorado, in.
Guiding Garfield, Rio Blanco and Moi
fat counties. report a goodly depth of
snow In the mountains and that there
will be sufficient moisture for this
years dry farm crops, even If there is
no more precipitation.
The Colorado branch of the National
Society of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution expects to be repre-.
sented at the Twenty-second Continen-
tai congress of the society to be held
in Washington, ID. c., April IA to April
10. by the largest delegation in the his
tory of the Colorado order.
The first step has been taken by the
Legislature to bring determination OF