Gilpin observer., 1914-09-03

sept. 9-l1.-Routt County Fair at RAY
Sept s-11-crowley Co. Fair. Sugar
segt eh.s.nn. s,m.GHsiSsnne @si,s County Fair at
ssspt. sent lo-Suger , Day; & Sugar E,f CITY ypueblo
Sept. 16-17-Conejos County fair at
Sept: ls.is,Baca County fair a.
Sept. is-ss;MRaee Meet, Denver; D..
Sept. 21-23;IInter-Co. Fair and Race
Sept. Ss-S4-Apple Pie Day at Rifle; .,
Sept. 22-s5.-Montezuma Co. Fair at
A large crowd attended the Larimer
county fair at Loveland. The exhibits
were fine.
Thirty thousand Denver school
children responded to the school bell
summons Tuesday.
Or. w. E. Dillingham; of Mead was
killed by lightning crossing the Mum
my mountains, a mile above timber
line.
August Muench, locksmith, who
killed himself, had his wish and was
buried by the East Denver and the
social turnVere1nS.
The University of Colorado will be
unable to operate its wireless station
this year, or at least, SO long as the
European war lasts.
Frank E. Watson. son of former
Mayor John A. Watson of Meeker,
died in Shoshone, Idaho, of spotted
fever, caused by tick bite.
About 100 members of Denver I. T.
u. No. 49 and their families were in
Colorado Springs Sunday on their an
nual visit to the Printers Home.
The farmers fair at Fowler last week
was attended by 1000. who heard Gov
ernor Ammons deliver an address and
witnessed an interesting program.
Postponed three months because of
an injury to the bride, the wedding of
Daniel L. Shull of Taft. and Mrs.
Florence Wolf Misner of Boulder was
solemnized.
Thirty-five independent Colorado
coal operators have signed working
agreements for the coming year with.
the district organization of the United
Mine Workers of America.
The annual baseball tournament in
connection with the Colorado state
fair, Sept. 1919. for the championship
of the state, will be continued this
year. according to the directors of the
association
The festal day of the Order of the
Eastern Star was celebrated at Ell
Jebel temple by the eight Denver
chapters of the organization. The an
nual ceremonies were in honor Of the
birthday of the founder of the order,
Robert Morris.
Recognizing the elections commits
sion in the matter of the proposed re-
call of Commissioner of Safety Nisbet
and concurring in it's recommendation.
city commissioners of Denver official
ly set the date for the election as Oct
16 instead of Sept. 30.
After it is alleged he had given
bogus checks for more than $1,000 in
payment for horses purchased, Charles
Andrews. thirty-five. who. it is said,
represented himself as a wealthy
rancher from Yampa. was arrested as
fugitive from Yampa and Craig.
Luther Burbank. the California nat
uralist, creator OF the spineless cac-
tus. seedless orange and apple. and
many other wonderful fruit and vege-
table improvements, was. visitor in
Denver where he stopped on his way
to Boston from his California home.
The funeral of George NJ. Hartman.
eighty-eight years old. who died at
Fort Logan, were held at his late resi-
dence in Fort Logan. Hartman was
one of the most widely known OF Colo.
radios pioneers. having driven an OK
team from Elkhorn, Wis. to Boulder
in 1860.
The sufferer from tuberculosis who
comes to Denver for his health will in
the future find source of informa.
ton and advice designed for his par
ticular needs. The Visiting Nurses
Association has established an infor.
nation bureau for those who reach the
city friendless and alone.
Miss Mildred Mcintosh. twenty.
daughter OF one OF the wealthiest
stockmen of the Snake River valley,
was thrown from a buggy at Slater
while driving from her fathers big
ranch and suffered injuries about the
head and face which will disfigure her
for life. She was taken to hospital
at Rawlins Wyo.
All French reservsts in America
have been called to the colors in an
order which reached the French am.
bassador at Washington and which
was subsequently, forwarded to con.
suls throughout the United States. DR.
a. Borquin. French consul at Denver.
received word to call all reservists
in his territory to the defense ot
France.
A shortage of $13,643.6s on his
books led to the arrest bp government