The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-04-23
STATE NEWS
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Western Newspap>r Union News Service
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Sept 3.Watermelon Day, Rocky Fora;
Sept. 2-5:-Farmers' ard -stock"e"S
Sent. l. ii.MMorEan Co. Fair. Fort Nor
sept. 1-4.-Larimer Co. Fair. Lovsiand
Sept s-11.-Crowiey Co. FAR s"s"'
SEPT 'ys-11-cheyenne County Fair at
Cheyenne Wells. c,,,
Sept 1oIsugaE, Day S,,ss Sugar Es.s,r city Pueblo
Sept i5-iS.-Lineoln County Fair at
Sept Msss GeunsS Fair and
sept Pa's sasas9Western Mse. " Slope Fair. Mont
Sept 22-25.-Trinidad Fair, Trinidad
| Sept 23-26-El Paso Co. Fair Gaihan
Oct 6-9-Colorado-New Mexico FAR ~
isi5.-iasI Grand cours,, S.nvsf Of Mort"
Emma Goldman will arrive in Denver
April 2S to give series OF lectures d.
the Woman's Club.
The Supreme Courts decision in the
Henwood case is expected to be hana-
ed down not later than June l.
Arbor Day, when spring is officiaiiy
recognized by the planting OF trees ana
shrubs, was observed throughout the
state of Colorado.
The acreage of grain put out IN t1e
Hayden valley will be trebled over 1or-
mer years and the prospect was never
better for good crop.
Governor Ammons appointed George
v. Cosseboom state boiler inspector
and Joseph Humphrey and William N.
Crowley deputy boiler inspectors.
The various counties of the state
have been given total of $149,lO0 ior
use on the state roads. This Is ex-
elusive Of $3O,5OO appropriated for Ell
wood pass.
Twenty members of the Spanish
American and Philippine War Veter-
ans met with Rice Means In Denver TO
discuss plans to organize a regiment
in case the United States declares war
with Mexico.
An experimental farm, one of the
most modern and completely equipped
in the United States, to cost $lOO,ooo'
will be established soon in eastern
Colorado by the John Deere Plow Com
pany of Chicago.
Three alleged shoplifts, woman
and two men, giving the names OF Mrs
Edith Larson. Louis Pente and Levi
Coombs. we're arrested in Pueblo
department store by store detectives
who charge that the trio had stolen
several pairs Of shoes.
Representatives of the Burlington
Union Pacific, Rock Island and Santa
Fe railroads met in Chicago with the
representatives OF the commercial or
ganizations of Denver and other cities
in the Transmissouri territory to con
slider a general freight rate readjust
ment.
With a bullet imbedded in her back
Mrs. Della Popineau of Firestone, lies
in st. Joseph's hospital in Denver
battling for her life. Her husband
Jacob Popincau, is In jail at Creole,
on the charge of having shot her dur
ing a quarrel over money she had hi;
den in their home.
The United States government hN
. made an appropriation to build iisi
hatchery in Boulder county and tn
, Longmont Fish and Game Protectiv
l Association has become active in al
; effort to have the hatchery located a
: Lyons, twelve miles west of Lonf
mont on the st. Vrain.
a Resolutions commencing the activ
}, ty of Senator Charles S. Thomas an
!. Congressman Edward T. Taylor in bt
r half of the proposed Rocky Mountai
:. National park, and expressing thank
a for the support the project has r'
|. ceived from Secretary of the lnterio
!. Lane. were unanimously adopted b
:, the Rotary Club at its meeting in Del
o yer.
n If something can be done this sprin
' TO reopen the big mines of Ohio CIT!
E In Gunnison county, and in Pitkin an
a. vicinity, 1t will be a blessing to tn
y. state. 1t was a sad day for the indu
trial interests OF Ohio City when
NJ. Lamont, manager of the Raymon
- Mines and Mill. passed away, for b
- had planned making extensive In
). provements there.
,r Denver clearing house banks ha'
r. paid for their proportion of the stoe
r. In the federal regional reserve ban
% be established at Kansas City, n
A. cortiing to the call of the organizatic
r. committee under the new law. TIL
!, call was for the payment, in gold
d gold certificates, Of one-sixth OF u
n. stock of the total amount allotted
n. the national banks Of Denver on or
fore May 8.
An autopsy performed on the bot
of Mrs. Mary Beard of Byers who di'
q at the Denver county hospital, folio
l. ing a mysterious illness of thr
years standing, revealed the fact tn
3 she has been living during that 7
H. ricd with a broken neck.
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