The state herald., 1914-04-17
STATE NEWS
or INTEREST TO ALL
co L O r A DO
PEOPLE
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Aug. 2s-2s.-Bent Co. Fair. Las AnImas.
Aug. 27.-santa Fe Trail Day. Las AMI
Aug. 2s.-Farmers' Fair at Fowler;
Sept. 1-4;-Ar Valley Fair
ssP, SEPT, ssFsrmsrs pay HSs stoekmen:
Sept. i-i.@Morssn Co. Fair. Fort Nor
Sept. i-!.,-Larimsr Co; Fair. Lovsiand: si,Is
SEPT Dag g,a;s sssfg Fal city; Z; pu
Sept. i4-1s.-coio. State Fair. Pueblo.
Sept: as-ss-Wessern asssSess m'sS Slope 'fs Fair Mont
Sept. 2e-25-Trinidad Fair. Trinidad.
Sept. S.aO-inter County Fair and
Isl5.-i.nst Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver.
Denver wants Admiral Dewey and
Mrs. Dewey as her guests on May /.
the anniversary OF the Battle of Ma
nila.
Denver will be host to royalty some
time next month when Queen
Eleonora Of Bulgaria will visit the
city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Graves. for fifty-two
years a resident of Arvada, died Of
pneumonia after an illness of one
week.
Plans for Denver's Indian pageant
probably will be submitted to the
board of directors of the Colorado
Publicity League soon.
Thomas B. Duvall, eighty-seven, a
resident of Denver for forty-nine
years, died OF old age at the home
Of his son, Henry E. Duvall, in Den
yer.
The visiting governors in confer
ence in Denver were the guests OF the
Indiana Society of Colorado at an en-
tertainment and ball given at FL Jebel
temple.
Gladys Means. nineteen years old.
was acquitted on the charge of muir
dering her infant child at the regular
term of the District Court in session
at Cheyenne Wells.
The funeral of w. II. Bryant, for.
mer city attorney of Denver. who died
at the Johns Hopkins hospital in Bal
timore. Nd. was from the Bryant resi-
dence. 1l07 Pearl street. in Denver.
The questions OF government con-
troll Of forest reserves and other pub.
lie lands as 1t affects stockmen was
discussed at the annual meeting OF the
Colorado Stockgrowers Association in
Denver.
The honor OF being in charge OF the
elaborate arrangements for the 1914
May festival at the University OF Colo
rado has been given to Pueblo young
woman. She is Miss Dorothy Burton.
a senior.
At the Denver meeting OF the Colo
rado Cattle Growers Association. F.
d. Squire of Rifle and F. p. Johnson.
Denver, were reelected. respectively.
president and secretary for the en-.
suing year. and NJ. ]. Mcmillan. Carl.
ton. was chosen vice president. and
Arnold Powell. Yampa. treasurer.
To the charge that the railroads get
100000 worth Of streets and alleys
for money they gave to help build the
s760.000 Colfax-Larimer vladuct. for
mer Alderman John Mollison enters a
vigorous denial. The charge was made
by Commissioner Pitcher at a meet.
ing OF the city council of Denver.
Reports from Adams. Gilpin. Clear
/
the Mountain States Telephone Com.
pany is establishing new schedules.
not at all alike but seemingly based
upon the principle "of all the traffic
Will bear" The increase in rates
amounts to from ten TO fifteen per
cent and applies to all classes OF serv.
Ice.
A shooting affray took place at the
Box J ranch. near Crook. thirty miles
northeast OF Sterling. which may re
suit fatally. Becoming involved In n
dispute with Mike Essey. an Assyrian
beet grower, who has portion OF the
land leased. w. A. Mclaughlin. or
shorty" Mclaughlin. ap he In IA.
milmrly known. shot the former In the
neck. the bullet lodging In the right
side.
Six counties OF Colorado-Alamosa
Rio Crandc Saguache. Costilla. Cone.
Jos and Mincral-through their repre-.
sentatives In mass meeting at Ala
mosa. refused TO accept the new sched.
ulc OF rates which the Mountain
states Telephone and Telegraph Com.
anny proposes to install May LIST and
by resolution adopted amidst tho
grentest enthusiasm. decided to In.
corporate and build an independent
system OF their own. 10 be known m
thc San Luis Valley Cooperative Tcie.
phone Association.
The following Colorado postmastors
have been appointed TO I'LL vacancies
caused by resignation; Glcndcvy,
Larimcr county. Hans NJ. sholino. to
succeed d. L. Davy; Pryor. Hucrfano