The state herald., 1914-06-19
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Convention at Colorado Springs
June lS,July 4.-Race Meet. Denver.
July 7-11,--Race Meet, Pueblo.
June 16-17,-Meeting Colorado Post
July l,4.-semi-C Centennial Home-com-
ing Celebyation at Fort Collins
July s-Cherry Pie Day, Manzanola.
July l3-l9.-Grand Lodge Session. B.P.
Q. Elks at Denver
July 22-23.-Cattlemen's Day, Gunni-
at Denver
Aug. Is-21.-prowers Co. Fair, Lamar;
Aug. 25-27.-K of p. Grand Lodge and
Uniform Rank Encampment. Pueblo.
Aug. 26-2S-Bent Co. Fair. Las Animas
aug 27'-santa Fe Trail Day. Las AMI
aug. 2s,-Farmers' Fair at Fowler;
sept. I-4-Ark n 8 as Valley Fair.
Sept. S-Watermelon Day. Rocky Ford
Sept. 2-5.-Farmers d Stockmen's
:, Fair, Burlington.
sept, l-4.-Morgan Co. Fair, Fort Nor
Sept. l-5,-Larimer County Fair. Love-
sspt Sept sIKIowa County Fair at l. Eads
Sept. S-ll,-cheyenne County Fair at
Sept io-sugar Day. Sugar city.
sept. l4-ls.-Colo. State Fair Pueblo.
SSept' I5-aS-Lincoln Co. Fair at Hugo.
sept iS-2s-Raee Meet, Denver; D..
:, Meet at Limon.
Sept. 22-25,-western Slope Fair. Mont
Sept. 22-25.-Montezums Co. Fair at
Cortez
Sept. 23-26.-El Paso Co. Fair. calhan,
oct: l-3.MGrand County Fair at
Oct. s9.-colo.- New Mex Fair at Du-
range
lsl5.-Last Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver.
olney Springs will celebrate on July
Fourth.
The work of harvesting the first
crop of alfalfa has commenced at
Fowler.
The Hawkeye Club OF Denver will
give lawn social and musical enter.
tainment June 10.
John W. Langley has resigned his
position as clerk to the Pueblo county
sheriff and left for Telluride.
Denver authorities are searching for
relatives Of Howard Van Cleve, TWEEN.
ty years old. who died of tuberculosis
at the County hospital.
Benjamin w. Bowen, fifty-four, sou
Of the late Judge James s. Bowen OF
Concordia, Kans., died at the county
hospital in Denver from cancer of the
stomach.
The intended construction of an S..
900 administration building, which,
when completed. will be one of the
most imposing structures of its kind
In Pueblo. was announced by the Con
tinental OIL Company.
A plea Of guilty to a charge OF
burglary was made by Glen Jones. ono
OF the heirs TO a 100000 estate, In the
West Side Criminal Court in Denver.
Jones was caught In the Elgin cream.
cry on the night of May 81.
In the thrilling battle against time
and distance and a swift current Dan.
lei Fisher, five years old, was rescued
from the Platte river at Globeville by
Miss Mamie Sardakowslxi, well.known
amateur swimmer. and her brother
Stanley.
One hundred business men OF NIL.
waukee. who are helping TO make Nil.
wnukee famous by visiting all the
principal cities OF the West and North.
west, arrived In Denver and ncquaint.
ed themselves with the metropolis OF
Colorado.
Fifty Littleton residents searched
all day Sunday for the body OF Howard
Young. the eleven.year-old son OF the
night marshal. who was drowned In
the Platte while swimming. Tho river
for miles below Littleton was dragged
without success.
For forty.six hours Mrs. Charles
Gordon OF Denver sat beside the cot
OF her dying child. without food and
without sleep. The baby. John Roger
Gordon. eight months old, died from
scalds received while its mother was
preparing II for bath.
Systematic padding" OF payrolls In
the Pueblo offices OF the Colorado
Fuel a Iron Company. which may
have extended over n period OF years
and have resulted In defrauding the
company OF thousands OF dollars. has
been uncovered.
For the second time the Lusk. Wheel.
er Injunction suit against the city OF
Denver TO prevent the issuance OF tho
ss.ooo,oOo In bonds for the building OF
n new water plant came up before
Judge Lewis In the Federal Court. was
defeated and appealed again.
The David II. Moffnt estate, for
which Philip Argail and Sons are con.
sulting engineers. In charge OF various
mining Investments In Gilpln county.
Leadville. Rico and Cripple Crock,
owns the old Victor group on Bull
cliffs, which paid 100000 per month
In 1906. when the control and interest
was transferred TO Paris, Tho mine
afterwards played out" on account OF
forced draft" mining. and the control
returned TO tho Denver First National
bank on loan OF some $4,000. III.
total production Of the vietor.-which
cost Moffat and Smith SOL 900 In 1899
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