The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-09-17
STATE NEWS
o. INTEREST TO ALL
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PEOPLE
Western N.~.paper Union New. Service.

bates for Cssi.E Esesss.
~ N-:s,-Inter-co. Fair and Race
n-24.-Apple Pie Day at Rifle.
l3-zS-Western slope Fair. Mont
e1-ss.-Aontssuns Co. Fair At
Hu-El Paso Co Fair. caihaa-
1s-oct. 3-Central Colorado Fair
Es-GS.nd cou.,y Fair ~
s-s'mcoio. New Mex. Fair q. Du-
Grand councn Of North
American Indians 1T Denver
Rocky Ford's Melon Day ceiebra-
Da was big success.
= About 10000 acres of state land
Dre disposed Of At the sale At Linon.
The sale Of state lands at Colombo
brings brought s3.sz7.ls as part pay
)ents On 1878 acres TO nineteen pur-
hasers.
Ihs Colorado Federation of Wom-
p's Clubs will hold its tventieth an
nal convention In Greeley % Oct 6.
and 3.
A party Of Yampa people met With
p accident when J. r. starksy's auto
tas overturned In Russell gulch. ~
wsen Toponas and Mccoy.
Mrs. Anna Kaub Sigel. oas oe the
bealthiest women OF Denver. was mar
lsd to Col. T. B. Burbridss. . pro0i-
sat mining man of Cripple Creek.
Rev. John p. Campbell. for the last
Arse yesrs pastor of the Trinidad Con
brsgational church. died 1t his homo
bftsr \ long illness from tuberculosis.
At Denver. John Frazier was found
e0ilty Of murder In the first degree.
With the penalty fixed 1t life impris-
pnment for the killing Of C. C. Page.
Denver's health record 10 unexcelled
by any other city In the United States
Df the same class, according to DR..
Oscar Hayes, deputy health commits
(sioner.
After victimixing banks from the At
lantic to the Pacific, including three
Denver houses. Grant A. Perry. alias
Albert Newsalt. was arrested In
Seattle.
Special rates from all points In the
state will he offered by the railroads
to those going to Denver to attend
the great United Fashion Shows Sept.
16. &c and 20.
Final plans for . program Of auto
mobile races and q display Of 1915
automobile models on Sept. 26 and ~
were launched At . meeting Of the
Denver Motor Club.
In a complaint signed by thirty-one
residents Of Sumner, protest is made
against the manner in which the state
shighway funds have been expended
on the Spanish Trail route.
Mrs. W. e. d. Stokes. wife of mil
lionaire Stokes. Of New York. and
niece Of the late Isaac Elwood, gave
birth to q son At the home Of her
mother. Mrs. Arthur Scott Miller, in
Denver.
Virtually every property owner In
Evans has signed q petition to the city
council asking that body to call spe-
cial election to vote upon the question
Of issuing $4,000 in bonds for sewer
system.
Miss Ruth Nicholso :, daughter Of
Samuel D. Nicholson. one Of the Re-
publican candidates fer governor, re-
fused to be operated On for appendi-
citis until she had received the elec-
ton returns.
Between seventy and eighty dele
se.tes from all parts of the state at-
tended the annual conventions Of the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians and the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians, IN Central City.
A party including Mrs. Lawrence C.
Phipps, Mrs. L. r. Wagner, Miss Mar
guerite McPhee and Edmund Rogers
Of Denver, had q narrow escape from
death when the automobile in which
they were riding collided with another
car on the edge Of a deep ravine In
Boulder cafion, twelve miles above
Boulder.
Albert T. Patrick. who was saved
W 6oNOihVA . RoAOoA Ahoiu Iu0 oASS-
trio chair in Sing Sing prison two
years ago, after being convicted of the
murder of the aged millionaire, Will
lam M. Rice, twelve years previous.
was In Denver visiting his mother,
Mrs. Edward T. Patrick, at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. w. B. Milliken.
A National Association Of State Audi
tors has been formed in Denver az
the result Of the conference of the Ma
tional Tax Association. Its chief OBJ
jects will be to promote uniform sys-
tens of accounting and uniform legis-
lation in the various states upon sub
jects in connection with the offices of
the members.
Miss Nora X. Hills, who has been
visiting for the last six months at
Dover Bay, England, returned to Den
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