The Elbert County tribune., 1914-02-20
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July 13-1&.-Grand Lodge Session. H.
Sept, T.--coiorado state Fair at Pu-
eblo.
lsI5.-Last Grand Council Of North
American Indians at Denver.
Alexander McColl. forty seven, one
of the best known insurance men in
the state. died at Colorado Springs
from tuberculosis.
Sunday. February 90, has been Sc
lected as the date of the annual meet
ing OF the Jewish Social Service Fed
Grafton OF Denver
Seventy-two hours after having TAX
en- the radium treatment for cancer.
Frank p. Gelvin. railroad man OF
Denver. was pronounced cured.
Three boys, each sixteen years old.
escaped from the State Boys Indus
trinl School at Golden after locking
the night captain In the dormitory.
Sheep losses may be partially solved
in the arrest at Fort Collins OF Ysaiks
Pacheco with the carcass OF dressed
sheep. The police say he admitted
killing it at the feeding pens near the
sugar factory.
Considerable merchandise, stolen
hViH misSourl facliic treignt cars,
was recovered at Pueblo following
the arrest of three men who are said
to have committed numerous burg.
laries recently.
A general price of sS.75 a ton for
the best grades OF Ignite coal from
the Erie district, including the Fred-
erfck, Firestone and other mines. now
prevail among Denver dealers-big
and little alike.
A campaign through the city and
state to raise 100000 for a Colorado
building and exhibit at the Panama
Pacific exposition in San Francisco
next year Will be launched by the Den
yer Chamber OF Commerce.
The management .of the Ajax mills
at Victor announced that, beginning
at once. the company has made a re-
duction of twenty-five cents n ton on
rates for ore treatment at the Golden
| Cycle and Portland mills.
s. p. Grommon, indicted for padding
| payrolls at time keeper OF the high.
way department under the administra-
tion of former Mayor Arnold of Den
| yer. was found mot guilty in di.
ics'cu fciuiNt W IL jury ny JuuBe but
Ter Of Denver.
| Members of the House subcommit-
tee investigating the Colorado coal
| miners strike. together with large
number of attorneys and witnesses.
were In Trinidad Monday ready to re-
open the hearings which adjourned In
Denver Saturday.
| Hans Hyjorts. the dairyman who
was found hanging in one OF the COW
sheds of the Progressive dairy. Ala
media and Colorado boulevard, came
to his death by his own hands. accord
| ing to the coroner's jury at the In
quest held by Coroner Dyer at Little
ton.
With the declaration that Colorado.
through its state university, Is to be-
come the worlds health and medical
center. DIR. Livingston Farrand, new
! president of the University OF Colo
RADIO and noted anti-tuberculosis ex-
pert, greeted former students OF the
institution in Denver.
Three hundred and nfty-two OF the
leading business men. farmers and
hog growers Of the San Luis valley
gathered at Monte Vista to attend the
monster pig roast given by the Monte
Vista Hog Growers Association to
celebrate the eradication and stamp
ing out of hog cholera from the val
| ley.
| Application for an original writ OF
| habeas corpus to release her from the
military prison at Trinidad. where
she has been held incommunicado
since January IL. was made to the
State Supreme Court in behalf of
Mother" Jones, strike leader, by an
attorney for the United Mine Workers
of America.
Prepared for campaign in spread
ing the movement of greater agricul-
tural production through approved
methods and diversification, the dairy,
silo and forage crop demonstration
special train, operated Jointly by the
Santa Fe railroad and the Colorado
State Agricultural College. arrived in
Denver and left Monday for n special
trip over the state to show country
needs.
Abraham Lincoln wrote his Gettys-
burg address upon small scrap OF
brown paper used for wrapping
sandwich, while he was riding on the
train that took him from Washington
to the Gettysburg battlefield. accord.
ing to former Congressman A. w.
Fucker. at the annual banquet and j.
commemoration services OF the Colo
rado Commandery of the Loyal Leg
ion, in Denver Seventy-five veterans
and snowy-haired matrons attended.
Colorado Springs friends OF Henry
lie B. Wills were shocked at the re-
port from Rochester, N. Y. that his