Gilpin observer., 1914-10-01

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Oct. 80 oNov.1-Tenth annual Dog Show
l9l5.-Last Grand Council of North
American Indiana at Denver.
An extra mail carrier has been
added to the force at Montrose.
The Royal Gorge Creamery at
Canon City is now delivering butter
| to the local merchants.
Mike Mulvihill, who had been a resi-
dent of Palisade for number Of years.
was burned to death on the prairie
near Cameo.
Inheritance taxes amounting to $11,-
684.99. were collected for the state by
Leslie E. Hubbard, state inheritance
tax appraiser.
Helen M. Foster, II years old, a
bride Of three weeks, instituted suit
in the District Court in Denver ask
ing divorce from John T. Foster.
Alexander Nisbet, commissioner Of
safety, will have eleven opponents
when, on Oct 16, the petition for his
recall is submitted to the vote Of the
qualified electors of Denver.
Welcoming death to the misery he
suffered following his wife's alleged
desertion, John G. Baker, thirty-six. a
Denver barber, made an unsuccessful
attempt at suicide.
j. c. Davis, 65, retired farmer.
suffered injuries from which he died
when he fell down the cellar stairs
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
| Ziagler at Fort COllips
The Denver headquarters of the
Congressional Union for Woman Suf-
frage, 324 Seventeenth street, was
formally opened in Denver by an at
tendance of about 100 women.
In answer to call issued by Dean
Hart and the vestry of St Johns
cathedral, the Rev. John William
Jones has come to Denver to assist
the dean in his work at st. Johns.
The ashes of his mother, whose
body was cremated two years ago,
were buried at Fairmount cemetery
with the body of e. W. Swanbrough,
the motor car racer who met death in
an accident at Overland park in Den
yer.
The successful floating of the New
York City s10o.0oO,oOo' six per cent
loan is looked upon by Denver bank
ers and investors as an evidence OF
the improvement in financial condi-
tions since the opening of the Eu-
ropean war.
The police have been asked to To-
cate Proxy Rios, thirty, who left his
boarding house, 1114 Market street.
in Denver, and took Marie Marino.
thirteen, daughter of Lucio Marino.
the proprietor of the boarding house,
with him.
The use OF the aeroplane in the
European war is to be graphically
illustrated by Lincoln Beachey, Amer
ica's foremost aviator, when he flies
in Denver at Overland park on Thurs
day. Oct. s, under the auspices OF the
Denver Press Club.
"Yom Kippur." the Day of Atone
ment. was observed by the Jews the
world over on Wednesday, or. to be
more accurate, during the twenty-four
hour period between sunset of Tues
day and sundown on Wednesday
"Yom Kippur" is day OF prayer and
feasting: 1t is a day OF reckoning and
day of judgment.
An unknown man, who was driving
along the highway in a wagon, came
near causing a fatality seven miles
west of Fort Collins. when he fired a
rifle bullet into the tire of an automo-
bile driven by G. A. Hall of Boulder.
The tire blew up, the auto turned over
and Mrs. Hall was pinned beneath the
machine.
One thousand ripe and mellow canta-
loupes from the Arkansas valley, the
gift of the ManZanola Chamber OF
Commerce. were distributed by the
Denver Chamber of Commerce The
melons We're raised on the farms OF
Mrs. Belle Van Dorm Harbert. presi.
dent of the International Farm WON.
ems congress. and Mayor Dye of Man.
zanola.
When Mrs. Fay Williams, thirty.
. four, with her three children, Hattie
eight; Lois. ten, and Robert, thirteen,
stepped from Fort Collins train at
the Union station, she was placed un.
der arrest by Detective Hollearin at
the request of the Fort Collins author.
tiles. The Denver police were told
that the woman had obtained 500 by
false pretenses.
d. l. Whiteman. a wealthy business
man of villa Grove, San Luis valley
and his thirteen-year-old daughter
Pearl are dead as the result OF an
automobile accident on the rainbow
route near Cebolla. Mrs. Whiteman
and two other daughters aged sixteen
and eighteen years respectively, and
Mrs. Robert Tarbell of Saguache, a
friend of the Whitemans. who were
more or less injured