The Elbert County tribune., 1914-11-20
COLORADO.
STATE NEWS


trip from Vancouver. B. C.
The Jewish consumptive Relief So
ciety has opened its training school
for nurses at its sanatorium in Edge
water
Reports from all sections of the ma
tional forests in the central Rockies
indicate that the 1914 fire season is
ended.
The seventh annual poultry show of
the Northeastern Colorado Poultry AS
sociation win be held at Fort Morgan
Dec. 1881.
TWO highwaymen. one carrying re-
volver, held up and robbed a. E. Ste
vens of Denver of ten cents. all the
money he had in his pockets.
The Colorado National Bank of Den
yer was the first depositor in the new
regional reserve bank at Kansas City,
The amount of the deposit was sS50.-l
600.
The net profit of the Denver Gas
and Electric Company for the fiscal
year ending Sept. so. was $l.4Os,55iI
or about s35 for every family in the
city.
Coor's Brewery at Golden Is to bd
dismantled and the plant removed 70
California in June OF next year, act
cording TO information from San Fran
cisco.
Allison Cheeley, IS, veteran of the
Confederate army. died in a Denver
hospital as a result of a fall down
stairs in his home. He leaves wife
and three children.
There is no need OF fear that the
foot and mouth disease, which is prev
alent among live stock of the East,
Will enter Colorado, according to DIR.
w. w. Yard, state veterinarian.
Paul Chamberlain, %. son of DR.. f.
G. Chamberlain of Colorado Springs,
was perhaps fatally injured when he
fell four stories down an elevator shaft
at the Rutledge Apartments in Los An
geles.
Several persons interested in the
work of the City Gardens Association
are anxious to procure an appropria-
tion of $4,000 from the Denver city
commissioners to carry on their work
next year.
Mrs. Caroline Williams Taylor. wife
of Fred NJ. Taylor and mother of Eu-
gene w. Taylor. city editor of the Post,
and Fred NJ. Taylor. Jr., state manager
of the Fraternal Union, died at her
home in Denver.
DR.. G. ID. Gibson of Denver received
a telegram from BALTIMORE. announc-
ing his election as president of the
American Association of Clinical Re
search. an organization composed OF
American physicians.
The Denver Clearing House Associ-
alton agreed to subscribe 100000 of
the cotton pool of $135. 100000 to be
raised for the purpose of making
loans upon cotton grown in the South
ern states.
| Discovered where she had been hid
ing for three weeks, within 200 feet of
her own house and within the sound
of her mothers voice, Mrs. Hazel Rad
igan. 10, was found to be safe and un-
harmed, at Louisville.
Acting Governor Fltzgarrald granted
reprieve until May 16 to John Jones,
a negro. sentenced by the Moffat coun-
| ty District Court to hang for the muir
der of Bailey Herndon, gambler, at
Craig. about year ago.
Death claimed Mrs. ]. p. Hall, wife
of the general agent of the Santa Fe
railroad in Denver. Mrs. Hall had
been an invalid since last December,
when she fell and fractured her hip
during the heavy snowfall.
Selection for the site of the $1,000
900 tuberculosis sanatorium to be
erected by the Loyal Order of Moose
was postponed Saturday at a session
of the supreme council in the Moose
club at 2047 Glenarm place in Denver.
| Delegations representing nearly TWEEN
| ty cities were informed that the coun-
Gil decided further study of the q,ies-
| ton was necessary to assure success
in the venture.
Uncle Sans plan to act as middle
man between the producer and CON
sumer of foodstuffs through the medi-
um Of the parcel post is being received
with enthusiasm by the householders
IN and near Denver. Nearly 1000 let
ters from prospective customers have
been received by Assistant Postmas-
ter G. F. Trotter In answer to the
pamphlets sent out setting forth the
details of the scheme.
Denver is hostess of another victim
of the generation-old horse race
bunco game" in Hiram Zinser. a
wealthy farmer OF Clinton. Missouri,
who arrived in Denver expecting to
meet two strangers and get from them
his $1,000 winnings" His bank ac-
count is $1,000 less than it was a few
days ago. Zinser appealed to the Den
yer police after he had waited several
hours at the postoffice building to