The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-05-28
COLI LORADO NEWS
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lsi5.-Iast Grand ceuaeii ee Nerth
American Indians at Dsavss.
Boulder expects TO become tAs Nod.
quarters for . big gas naAsfacturi.g
Dlant.
The new $4,000 Elks' home n
Rocky Ford WAS opeasd VIA . big
'Revenus Party"
An estate valued It $4,000 vas left
BY Lloyd ,. Nicodsmus. who vas
killed by James A. Bulger in Dsnvsr.
The Denver Dog Fancises' Associa-
tion 10 planning to hold . dog show
lasting one day in the early part Of
June
The Colorado Bar As,ociatsoa viii
conduct = primary for lawyers for
nomination for judge ot the Supreme
Court.
The Colorado Postmastess' Associa,
tion. with = membership ot over 800.
will meet In Denver In convention
June 16 and II.
Fifty thousand dollars II estimated
by the city officials and Tramway op-
Grating heads as the damage done In
Denver by the rain and hail storm Of
the 21st.
Two hundred and fifty menbers Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic paid
respects to the memory Of their dead
at services held q Gnce Methodist
Episcopal church h Denver. -
Burns detectives captured Rev. Ed
ward c. Cameron In Nashville, Tenn,
according to . dispatch received. In
Denver and the former Palisade pas
tor will be brought back to Denver
for trial.
A suit against Mrs. Genevieve
Chandler Phipps to force her to pay
Judgment for $6,l96. returned against
her in the New York courts eleven
years ago for causing the death Of
Samuel H. Collins, has been brought in
the Federal Court at Denver by Cel-
Inns relatives.
The cruiser Denver will be the first
government vessel to plow through
the waters OF the Panama canal, and
1t will make its history-making vey-
age IN July next, instead Of January.
Is had been announced by Josephus
Daniels. secretary Of the navy,
through Senator John F. Shafroth
The bodies Of two unidentified men.
believed to be victims Of the coal
strike war in the southern fields, were
found in shallow graves In the hills
near Walsenburg, according to a re-
port received by Adjutant General
Chase. Whether the men were strik-
ers, militiamen o. guards Is mot
known.
President John McLennan Of dis
trict IL left for Seattle to attend the
annual convention Of the Rocky Mopn-
tain Association Of the United Nine
Workers. Delegates from Wyoming,
Montana Washington and British
Columbia will attend the meeting. Nc
Lehman will represent Colorado, Utah
and New Mexico.
A plan to lease the waterworks sys.
tenn Of Victor to private individuals
came before the common council q
short time ago. as the result of an a.
fer made by Lee w. Davis, city water
commissioners. No definite action to
lease the plant. which is valued con-
servatively at about $650,00O, vas
taken by the council.
| Charging that the Colorado Fuel 4
Iron Company's mills at Pueblo are