The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-07-23
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July 30--Democratic Stats Coavsntior
Aug. I-s-Midsummer meeting Colo
rado Editorial Association. Denver.
Aug. s.-Crowiey Day At Ordvay.
Ss xSx is:roSeF' is:kr St.,s Go Eair Ia. L::, ar
Uniform Rank Encampnent. Pueblo
Aug 5-2s.-Bent Co Fair. Las Animas
Aug 27-santa F@ Trail Day. Las Ami
aug ;s;-Farmers' Fair a. Fowler.
sekt, kocts ttt.EA.k Ea.k asss Valley Fair
Sept. e-s-AnnuaI Harvest FESTIVAL a,
Sept 33--watermelca Day, Becky Ford
sep. 5mtarmers "a Stocxmen's
Sept; l-S--Aorgan Co. Fair. Fset Nor
Sept i-s.-L.rim.r County vair. Love
Sept, 5-5-sedswick County Fair at
Sept Sep! i5.TTKie.. County Fat, a. Fad.
SEPT; s-l.-cro~ley Co Fair. sss.
Sept. s-n.-cheyenn. cou.sy Fair a,
sept. sssDDi, io.Susar Day: suss. city;
s.p.. is:is.-iineoln sec CO F.is ! a. HUGO Hugo
Sept; ls.I7-conejos County fair at
Sept; ls;ls,Bac. County fair at
sept is,ss.@Rac. Meet. Denver:
sept: si-:sIInter-co. Fair sad Race
Sept ss-:4.-Appls Pie Day at Rifle.
Sept :s-sS-wsstsrn slope Fair. Aont
Sept. e:-s5.-Monts.uma Co. Fair q,
sept. .s-2s.-El Paso Co. Fair. Caihan
Sept. 2s-Oct. Central Colorado Fair
Oct l-1.Grand County Fair at
Oct, s.s.mcoio.-N.w Mex. Fair q, Du.
lsis:-Las. Grand Council Of North
Ralph e. Belding has been named
postmaster At Eagle.
Nine cents per pound was paid for
hogs In the Denver market.
Mrs. Laura johnson IL . candidate
for representative from Mesa county.
Samuel Bashor. Jr.. aged twenty.
five. was struck by lightning and n.
most instantly killed ON the Matt Nc
Caslin ranch near Hygiene.
A. s. Tucker, an old miner and pros.
pector. committed suicide in his cabin
Two miles below Black Hawk by tax
ing dose Of cyanide Of potassium.
Fire at Troutdale destroyed tho
main building containing tho dining
pavilion and dance hall, and two stor-
age outbuildings. The loss Is about
$4,000.
Gordon Jones, president Of the
United States National bank Of Den
yer was elected to serve on the board
Of directors Of the National Reserve
bank. District 10. in Kansas City.
Mrs. Louise A. Bonney. seventy-two
died at the home Of her daughter in
Castle Rock. For the last ten years
she had made her home IN Denver and
was prominent in church affairs.
Ruth Meyers. girl hobo. ruddy
checked and innocent in appearance.
is back in Jail again in Denver. Her
story has been shattered and she is
facing charges of participation in sew
eral robberies.
A cloudburst ON the line Of the Colo
RADIO Midland railroad. fifteen miles
north Of Victor. washed out several
miles of track and did great deal of
damage to crops and roads. A number
Of ice dams were swept away.
J. B. Lippincott. consulting engineer
for the city of Los Angeles. arrived in
Denver to begin his Investigation of
q source of water supply for Denver.
He has been engaged for the work by
the public utilities commission.
1t is stated that Harold F. Henwood.
brooding silently in his cell at the
county Jail in Denver, no longer rea-
Lies that he is under sentence OF
death for the murder of George Cope
land. Disappointment after disap-
ment has dulled his mind until it no
longer acts.
The absorbing subject Of comment
in mining circles at Colorado Springs
and among the owners Of big Cripple
Creek properties was the decision of
Judge ]. w. Sheafer, of the local Dis.
trict Court, in sustaining the suit OF
the Vindicator Granite and other com.
panies against the treasurer and com.
missioners Of Teller county.
Raymond Hustled, manager of sew.
eral cattle companies, with extensive
holdings in Colorado, says that the
cattle industry has great future in
the state. He recently has been over
the grazing sections of Colorado and
after close study Of the situation be.
lieves that there is chance for q
splendid development of the cattle
business.
The annual report of the auditing
board Of the grand lodge of Elks
shows that the Denver lodge had 50,
800 on hand at the beginning of the
fiscal year; that 1t received between
March 81. 1913, and the same date in
1914. $54.22s; that 1t expended during
the year $54.s30, and that it has cash
on hand on March 81, 1914, $9.19S
| The amount expended for charity dur
/ tpu tho EEAA n-l