Gilpin observer., 1914-10-15

AANihoSi VI SOiOIduO CltlcS.
Boulder county Socialists filed their
ticket with the county clerk by petit
tion.
Fred Wrage of New York, dairy
man, 40 years old, was arrested by a
detective in the Colorado National
bank in Denver on charge OF passing
a forged check.
Mrs. Emma T. Kruger was declared
the rightful owner of eighty acres Of
land adjoining Loveland by United
States District Judge John A. Riner,
sitting in Denver.
A bequest of $1,000 will be received
by the National Jewish Hospital for
Consumptives in Denver, according to
the will of the late Jacob Strauss,
wealthy merchant of Ligonier. Ind.
The Denver Trades and Labor as
sembly indorsed legislative ticket
which contains the names of eight
Democratic and four Progressive can
didates for the house of representa-
tives.
A former Denver newspaper woman.
Miss Elsie Vandegrift, has charge OF
braska, where the question will be put
to the test in the election there next
month.
Mrs. Julia H. Murray, 81 years old,
died at her residence in Denver Mrs.
Murray was born in Greenport, L. L.,
and came to Denver in 1891. Her
husband was one of the builders OF
Brooklyn.
The Daughters of Colorado will en-
tertain the Pioneer Ladies' Aid So
ciety, the Territorial Daughters and
the Sons of Colorado at campfire
evening at the home of Miss Gertrude
Allen in Denver, Oct. II.
Mrs. Ellen A. Piper, for forty-one
years resident of Colorado, died at
was ~ years old and was born In
Canterbury, N. H. She was a cousin
of John Greenleaf Whittier.
The 422d anniversary of the discov
cry of America by Christopher Colum
bus was celebrated by Americans and
Italians in Denver. The city hall and
courthouse were closed and patriotic
schools.
The Red Cross Knitting Guild OF
Colorado, which was organized by the
women's committee Of the Denver Red
Cross chapter under the direction OF
Mrs. Regis Chauvenet, has commenced
the garment making for the European
war sufferers.
Colorado's exhibit won second prize
at the International Dry Farming ex
hibit and congress held In Wichita
Kan, according to word received by
Mayor Perkins of Denver from Mrs
Z. Tolman East, representative oi
Denver at the congress.
Damage suits of number of Boul.
der people against the Colorado &
Southern and the Denver. Boulder &
Western railroads for the destruction
of property by the explosion of cal
OF dynamite during a fire in the rail
road yards in 1907 have been renewed
in the District Court.
Proceeding on the assumption that
President Woodrow Wilson may re.
call the federal troops from Colorado
Gov. E. NJ. Ammons. 1t was learned
unofficially. has ordered a reorganiza
tion and an upbuilding of the state
militia. with particular reference &c
the militia bodies stationed in the
strike district.
Efforts by the postoffice inspectors
office and officials of the Ell Paso Con,
solidated Gold Mining Company tc
trace $4,000 worth of the company's
pay checks. which disappeared mystic
riously from the company's postoffice
box at Victor Friday morning. proved
futile Saturday. Payment on the
checks has been stopped.
Mrs. Henrietta Shuler OF 521S Rein.
hart street, West Philadelphia, Pa.
has written the city Of Denver asking
for help in locating her brother, II
l.. Emery, whom she last heard from
twenty-eight years ago when he was
stopping at the Champa house in Den.
yer. Mrs. Shuler states her brother
is 65 years old.
George w. knight. traffic manager
OF the Western Fruit Jobbers' Associa.
ton, estimates that the potato grow.
ers or Colorado are ahead 100000 by
the suspension for this season of the
Department OF Agriculture regulation
making 1t obligatory on shippers to
label their sacks and give the net
weight of sacks or other package.
Mathew Seckington. IA. died at
Longmont, after suffering only few
days from an illness which puzzled
the physicians. Young Seckington at
first complained OF n headache which
gradually became worse until he be.
came unconscious. He was rushed to
the hospital where he died without
regaining consciousness.
Joseph A. Thatcher, treasurer OF the
Colorado Red Cross. has forwarded to
the national treasurer OF the Red
Cross In Wn nahtnvtOp &c aoe cc - ~