The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-06-18
STATE NEWS
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June l3-Juiy 4.-H8co meet, OeuNoE.
June 1s-17-Meeting Colorado Post
I'M masters. sco1yc:nsios stt, e Psnvsrc I9nmsrcom.
ing csle bration at Fort Collins.
Juiyy Juiy sssSheT!y Pie Dsy sssnian sp
July a2-5s.Ncattiemen's Day. Gunni-
July so-Democratic State Convention
AVE Ass sf.ns Sc Ta hodss snd
41E 41 s5.2sM5spt i. e. E;iT Las Ani%a. %ni.
Aug. 2s.-Farmers' Fair at Fowler;
seRt octx itEAT Fond nsas valley FAR
Sept. s.-watermelon Day; Rocky Foro
Fair. Burlington.
Sept. 1-4--Morgan Co. Fair. Fort Nor
Sept 1-5.-Larimer County Fair. Love-
ssS SfawisS sisSa'Ss g. pf's FAIR At sugar sugar
Sept. 3-11.-cheyenne County Fair at
Sep, Sep, 14-1s.-Golo State EAR, PUEBLO. ,1o
SEPT isaskaee M.ss CO. Psmvsr Psr ar hugo
Sept. 81 -23-Inter- Fair and Race
seIs ss.25.Gwestern Slope Fair. Mont
Sept sa-26.-Montezum. Co. Fair at
Oct. i-s.-Grand County Fair at
Oct. s-s.-coio. New Mex Fair at Du-
range.
American Indians at Denver.
The work of harvesting the first
crop of alfalfa has commenced at
Fowler.
John w. Langley has resigned his
position as clerk to the Pueblo county
sheriff and left for Telluride.
The population of Denver Is 230 900.
based on an estimate of two and one
half persons to every name contained
in the city directory Just issued.
The Colorado Bar Association has
adopted resolution looking to the
nomination Of judges. who shall be
the non-partisan choice of the lawyers
Of the state.
The intended construction of an $8,-
900 administration building, which.
when completed. will be one of the
most imposing structures OF its kind
in Pueblo, was announced by the Con-
tinental Oil Company.
Eighty visitors from Longmont,
Boulder. Pueblo and Colorado Springs
were in Denver to witness some spe-
cial work in Masonry the Denver
Commandery No. rs of Knights Temp
Lar put on at Masonic temple.
In the thrilling battle against time
and distance and swift current Dan
iel Fisher. five years old. was rescued
from the Platte river at Globeville by
Miss Mamie Sardakowski, wellknown
amateur swimmer. and her brother
Stanley.
For forty-six hours Mrs. Charles
Gordon of Denver sat beside the cot
OF her dying child. without food and
without sleep. The baby. John Roger
Gordon, eight months old. died from
scalds received while its mother was
preparing 1t for bath.
The University of Colorado medal
for the best essay by a Colorado high
school student has been awarded to
Elsa Won Ruecan, q member OF the
graduating class of the West Denver
high school. Her subject was Unto
the Least. 'the essay treating of the
child labor problem.
According to figures given to Henry
w. Sandmeyer OF the United States
government census bureau by city Of
fcials. Trinidad city has public build
1ngs and equipment valued at $922.-
500.39. This data will go in the gov.
ernment wealth reports. The report
is for the year ending April 1. 1914.
For the loss OF her husband. Mrs.
Susannah Krossman of Denver wants
$25.000. Last year she secured a d.
vorce from her husband. naming Mrs.
Addie Cannon of Hudson as core
spondent Now she asks Mrs. Gam
mon through the courts to reimburse
her for the aforementioned sum for
stealing her husband away from her.
as she charges.
Twenty five thousand Towering
plants and shrubs are to be set out in
the Denver city parks within the next
few days under the supervision OF
Landscape Gardener DeBoer OF the
Park Department. An elaborate Elk
design in flowers will be set out in
the City Park in time to be in bios
som during the national convention of
the big fraternal order in Denver in
July.
ranch of $4,000 acres and valued
At approximately $500. 900 is involved
In a case opened in Judge Buffers di-
vision of the District Court in Den
ver. The suit was brought by Henry
j. Rieke of Ireland against the Rayado
Colonization Company of New Mexico.
the HagadOrn Investment Company Of
the San Luis Valley in Colorado, J. F.
Hagadorn and A. G. Hagadorn, officers
of each of the companies.
Colorado ought to build up its agri-
culture" declared A. L. Mohler. presi-
dent of the Union Pacific Railroad