The Holly chieftain., 1914-01-09
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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DATtsS EoR CnMING EVENTS.

clation at Colorado Springs
Jan. l1.-McetiuE Colorado Association
Of CoWmcrcial Executives at Colo
Jan, 2O-AnnuaI banquet Colorado
Pioneer Printers, Society at Denver.
Show at Denver.
July 1S-i4.-Grand Lodge Session. b.
P, Q. E!ks at Denver. MT. ., D.,
eblo.
19i5.-Last Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver.
Mother" Mary Jones was deported
from Trinidad by direction of Gen.
Chase.
The Sons of Colorado hold their an
nual meeting and election OF officers
Jan. s, in Denver.
1t was announced that State Bank
Commissioner T.. w Pfeiffer has de-
cided to resign to so into business.
Denver will lose thirty-five saloons,
according to the estimate of Deputy
Excise Commissioner Graves, in 1914.
Grand Junction EIks gave turkey
banquet New Years for 800 poor
children at their newly dedicated
home.
Lafayette Wiles, fifty-five years old,
died in Longmont from starvation, Il
means which he adopted for ending
his life.
Mrs. John NJ. Graham of Denver
cousin of President Woodrow Wilson,
incurred broken ankle and other
minor injuries from a fall on an icy
sidewalk
Colorado seed potatoes, as the best
to be had, have penetrated in reputa-
ton into war-ridden Mexico. Three
carloads are wanted by Felipe Cotelli
of the state of Jalisco.
Company G of the first infantry
left Trinidad for Oak Creek, where
trouble is feared between the newly
organized Routt county taxpayers
league and the striking miners.
A committee for the national con-
ference of single TAKERS, to be held in
Washington, Jan. Is, lG and II, was
elected at the state convention of the
Colorado Single Tax Association, in
Denver.
AS new year gift to the people Of
Denver the Denver Gas and Electric
Light Company has made a reduction
of five cents per thousand on gas.
This makes the price eighty cents per
thousand
Negligence was assigned as the
cause of the Vulcan mine disaster at
New Castle in which thirty-sevcn men
net instant death Dec. 16 by the yer,
dict of the coroners jury, returned at
Glenwood Springs.
Last month was the coolest Decem-
Der, with two exceptions. in Denver in
forty-two years, and more snow fell in
the month than in any other month of
any year; but the sun shone for near.
ly two-thirds of the time
Seventy-five weapons, including
about fifty high power rifles, 500
rounds OF ammunition and 100 sticks
of dynamite were seized at Trinidad
by the military search of about thirty
of the tents at the Ludlow strikers
camp.
4 thorough search of Pueblo con
Quoted by the parents of the girl, has
indicated that Mrs. Helen Stoddard
Gottlieb and her husband, with whom
she fled, have left the city and are
speeding to New York, the home of the
violinist bridegroom
7. NJ. Gerbrck. who in 1910 con.
fessed to the wrecking of a Santa Fe
train in Otero county for the purpose
of robbery, has made an appeal for a
parole from the state penitentiary
which will be heard by the State
Board of Pardons.
Arrangements for the annual poul.
try show of the Colorado Poultry
Fanclers' Association at the Auditor.
lum in Denver, Jan. l. to II. have
been completed Indications point to
record-breaker for the classes to be
exhibited according to the officers.
Lamar was gorgeously dressed in
red, white and blue and jeweled with
brilliant festoons of electric street
lights in honor of the Coming-out
party of the city's youngest and larg
rst manufacturing industry-the ninth
factory OF the Helyetia Milk Con
densing Company.
Mrs, Helen Stoddard Gottlieb. who
was married two months ago and
whose parents objected to her marriage
on the grounds that she was un
der age. and who took her and held
her prisoner in Pueblo hotel, jumped
out of a second story window and es
capped in an automobile.