The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-07-16
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

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July Estate Progressive Ass@mol
~ Colorado Springs.
'1!S s:ss.-cAttie"snS Dag. osnni
July io;wDsmocratie State co.vsa,io
Aug. i.l-Nidsummer meeting Colo
| rado Editorial Association. Deaver.
aug. s-Repubiican Assembly st Den
Aug. s-crowIsy Day At orAv.y.
AH1x Avg iieM-Pro.srs Go. Fair. Lamar
Aug. s-:s;-Bsn. CO. Esir. Las Asima 5
Aug s7.-santa Fs Trail Day. Lss AMI
Aug. is.-Fsrmsrs Fair at Fe~ssr.
s'k kccLS LeEAsk Fa15 asss Valley Fair
SEP. o :..-Annusl Harvest FESTIVAL a
SEPT. i.w.t.rm.,o. Day, Rocky Ford
sses .S-G@Farmsrs' ana stockaen'!
Sept. i-a-Hofsss C. Fair. vsrs Nor
Sept i-S.-Larinsr County Fair. Love
Sept s;s:-sedsviek County Fair at
sept. ssooik s.@Rie-. Count, Fair .. ..s.
sept s-ll.-Routt Couhty Fair at Hay.
Sept; s-n.-crovlsy Co. Fair. sags-
SEPT. ,.s.n;-Gs.S.nn. ell. cou..y F.,. at
sept iI-ls.-coio. Stets Fair. Pueblo
ssspt ia-is.-Lincoin Co. Fair at Hugo
Sept :s.-Intsr Fair and Race
Meet at Limon.
Sept. :3-2t.-Apple Pie Day at Rifle
sept sz-2s.-Wsstsrn slope Tair. Mont
Sept: s.-ss.-Nont.sun. Co. Fair a.
sept. e'is. ss.,s-El P.,o Co. Fair. c.,s.n
Sept. ss-oct. sIcentrsi COLORADO FAR
at Colorado Springs.
Oct. s.s.Mcoio.-N.v Mex. Fair a. pu-
lslt.-Last Grand Council OF North
American Indians At Denver.
Colorado has tharty.two Eks lodges.
Thousands in Denver were charmed
by the Elk illumination.
Denver spent nearly $1,000 900 for
Its schools during the closing fiscal
year.
Funeral services for Mrs. Dora M.
O'Byrne. formerly Of Denver, were
held In Ogden. Utah.
Outside of Colorado, Wyoming sent
the largest delegations to the annual
reunion Of Elks In Denver.
State Treasurer M. A. Leddy an.
nounced that he would appeal the
farm loan" case to the Supreme
Court.
Atlanta in 1916" Is the slogan Of
the Atlanta delegation Of Elks in Den
yer bent on landing the convention for
the year after next.
A motion for rehearing of the
Henwood trial. before the Supreme
Court, will be filed before the expira-
tion Of the ten-day limit.
A dose Of poison, taken BY mistake
for cough medicine, caused the death
at the county hospital in Denver Of
Timothy Burke. thirty.five, . team
ster.
Denver women are to deny them.
selves all sorts of things August Is to
show their hearts are in the cause"
Aug. 15. let 1t be known, 10 suffrage
self-denial day."
At the request of Philip Feldhauser.
president Of the Citizens Home Rule
League. the Denver Chamber of Com
merce will take q referendum vote ON
statewide prohibition.
At a special meeting of the Boulder
City Council 1t was decided to con-
struct dam at Silver lake. the source
OF Boulder's water supply. The dam
Will cost about $4,000.
A reception to the women guests at
the Elks' golden jubilee opened the
official program in Denver. 1t was fol-
lowed by free auto ride to points Of
interest in and about the city.
Miss Helen Sears and christopher J.
Abbott. both Of Hyannis, Neb, chose
Denver as the ideal place for their
wedding and the Colorado mountains
a. the best place for their honeymoon.
Striving to save $46 from the
flames, Mrs. Lena Franklin, 2SS7
Julian street, in Denver, risked her
life. She was burned about the hands
and face. but succeeded In saving the
money.
Blanche Karns, thirteen-year-old
daughter Of ]. E. Karns. Denver
tramway motorman, was drowned In
the lake at the McPhillips ranch,
three miles north of Mount Olivet
cemetery.
c. r. Galpin and Arthur Valley,
former timekeepers of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company, charged with
payroll padding. were released from
the county jail ut Pueblo on bonds Of
$1,000 each.
Does mining pay? The Portland
Gold Mining Company answers this
question by declaring its regular
quarterly dividend of per cent, pay
able July 20. and an extra 2 per cent
dividend payable on the same date.
This makes the July payment 3170, 900
and runs the total paid thus far in
1914 up to $4,000. Total dividends
since 1894. upon = capital stock Of S.
100000, foot up $685.. .0sO, which IL
.0s0. or rs per cent in excess Of
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