The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-02-26

July l3-lA-Grand Lodge Session. b
o, Elks AT Denver,
Sept; colorado State Fair At Pu-
lsls-Last Grand Council Of North
American Indians at Denver.
The new depot at Fruita IL nearing
completion.
Mae Gates has been appointed post
master at Seibert.
Forty mayors attended the state con
ference at Boulder.
The mercury registered 20 degrees
above zero in Denver on the 2lst
shattering all February records in the
history of the city.
The body of \ man about thirty
years old was found In packing box
in an old grave in the Fruita Gene
cry by A. b. Zimmerman
Flad Kocezar. Slav miner. who has
lived at Silverton twenty years. Yas
found murdered in front OF Dallas sa
oon. His skull was fractured.
Funeral services were held Sunday
IN Denver for Mrs. Amelia Gilchrist
negress. who was In all probability
he Oldest resident Of Denver.
The birthday of George Washington
and George Washington Clayton were
celebrated in the assembly room OF
the George W. Clayton college.
News has been received of the death
at Kansas City of John Matthew. for
merly prominent broker of Colorado
Springs. He was sixty years old.
A tiny Identification ring, made
from 4 ten-cent piece, prevented Frank
Cameron from marrying his sister,
known as Mary Hardy at Buckingham.
Miss Jessie Forbes OF Windsor,
seventeen years old. may lose the
sight Of her right eye as the result OF
being struck ON the head by a batted
baseball
The annual reunion and banquet of
the Ohio Society of Colorado will be
held in Denver. Wednesday evening,
March 4, President Day." Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
event.
The Colorado Museum of Natural
History. on commanding spot in
Denver City park, is destined to be-
come the finest institution of its kind
in tho country. in the opinion of ex-
perts.
The acquisition of the Quito mine on
Chicago creek by the Colorado Quito
Gold Mining Company, will probably
result in development being inaugu-
rated on this rich producer at an early
date.
An addition that will practically
double the capacity of that depart
ment has just been completed in the
open hearth department of the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company steel
mills at Pueblo.
Judge R. F. Lewis, in the United
States District Court in Denver. Sen-
fenced Francis E. Searway of Denver
to three years in the federal prison at
Leavenworth upon his plea of guilty
to counterfeiting.
That all Denver turn out to cele-
brate the passage of the armored
cruiser. which bears it's name, through
the Panama canal on March 10, is the
suggestion of H. II. Buckwalter. Dem
Yer business man.
Fifty representative business men
of Denver pledged the necessary fl
nancial support to collect agricultural
and other exhibits which Colorado will
show at the Panama-Pacific exposi-
tion at San Francisco in 1915.
The extent of the flow of oil recent
ly encountered by the United on the
New Castle tract, near Florence, was
demonstrated when pumping was be-
gun. and an average of seventy-five
barrels day was maintained.
Brush society is excited over the
elopement of Lawrence Bolinger, son
of one of the biggest ranchmen in
that vicinity, and Miss Grace Adams,
a member of the senior class in the
Brush high school.
With 1888 cows pledged and still
more availablesin the event they are
needed, the agricuturists of Haswell,
Kiowa county, east of Pueblo are con-
fident that they will secure large
milk condensery within the next few
weeks.
Mrs. Margaret D. Conway, Denver s
new lady cop or rather censor of
public amusement, was appointed by
Commissioner of Safety Nisbet. Mrs.
Conway formerly was assistant prin-
cipal of the Franklin school. She was
backed by more than twenty-five won,-
ems organizations for the position.
While District Attorney John A,
Rush was filing a complaint of lunacy
against Don P. Blackwood, alleged
paranoiac, in the District Court in
Denver, Mrs Bernice Blackwood. who
assisted her husband in threatening
Rush's life at the point of pistol,
sat in the matron's quarters of the CITY
Jail and insisted that her husband is
sane.