The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-05-01


may build twenty-fourstall round
house at Grand Junction this year.
Ground for the Frederick H. Cos
slit hall, the new mems building at
Colorado College has been broken.
Two railroad projects which will
prove of immense benefit to Denver
will probably be concluded immedi.
ately.
A school for teachers will be held
this summer at the Agricultural col
ege at Fort Collins from June 16 to
July 23.
Identified as holdups. Thomas Kin
sella, nineteen years of age, and
Joseph Faes. twenty. are in the Den
yer city Jail.
Marjorie Hamilton Cunningham.
beauty, is legally separated from her
husband. Walter c. Cunningham. &C.
cording to his statement.
Arthur Boundy, former fireman, was
taken to University hospital in Boul-
der unconscious. He fell from his mo-
torcycle when 1t hit a rock.
Sarah and Helen Folsom, five and
three, daughters Of Fred Folsom OF
Boulder, got hold of strychnine tablets
at their home and swallowed the
poison. The children probably will be
well in a day or two.
Floyd Blair, Henry Holland and
Clifford Farmer, sons of Hannah
rraak rancharc Woro rro uto cd Of Grand
Junction on a warrant sworn to by
Charles Mcknight OF Montrose, charg.
ing them with stealing twenty-five
sheep.
Resolutions praising Secretary Of
State w. ]. Bryan for his refusal to
serve liquor at state banquet given
in honor Of Ambassador Bryce were
passed by the congregation Of the
First Methodist church at Grand
Junction.
P. J. Hughes, a Pueblo ball player
and nephew of P. ]. Hughes, q Pu-
eblo cement contractor, was caught in
niggerhead drum on a hoisting ma
chine at the new Thatcher building
and instantly killed. He arrived in Pu-
eblo from Denver a few days before
with his young wife.
Ralph Knowles had a narrow escape
from death while making a practical
demonstration in electricity to the
junior class Of the School of Mines at
Golden. A current of 1000 volts
passed through his body, rendering
him unconscious. Artificial respiration
had to be used to resuscitate him.
Colorado stands alone as the pro-
ducer of uranium ores,' said State
Commissioner of Mines T. R. Hena.
hen. "lt now develops that making
radium salts Is not the most valuable
use to which this ore can be put. The
radio activities in uranium ores have
been proved to be the most wonderful
fertilizer known.
Coming in contact with heavily
charged electric wire while trying to
dislodge a baseball that had caught
on the cros-arm of pole, Benjamin
Martinez, fifteen of Trinidad was rem
dered unconscious and fell twenty feet
to the ground. Aside from painful
burn on the hand, the boy il little
worse for the experience.
On a complaint of his wife charging
him with a statutory crime, the Rev
Isaiah Jackson, the evangelist barber
who, the police claim, married Maud
Oswandel Of 1881 Moncrieff place, las
December, under an assumed name
was arrested in Denver. He was taker
into custody as he was returning tt
his home, 1929 Arapahoe street. Hi.
daughter. Ruth, aged seventeen, is tht
other complaining witness.
Two state officers are performing
their duties without salary or an OK
pense account They are State Dair!
Commissioner Robert L. Cochran ant
Meat Inspector Eugene Loire. Th'
Legislature failed to provide for then
in the long appropriation bill. Th'
dairy commissioner asserts that hi
term of office does not expire unit
the new dairy law goes into effect
ninety days after the adjournment o
the assembly.
That a person travelling under tn
name of General Edward Davis. i