The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-04-04
STATE NEWS
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DATES For COMING EVENTS.
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May I2-Ii-state Council of Junior or
der Of American Mechanics. at Colo
May l4-ie-Race Meet. Durango
June I3-July 4.-Rae. Meet penTer-
July s.-Cherry Pie Day. Manzanola-
July l3it-Grand Lodge Session.
T.. f.lgs at Denver
July 2223--Cattlemen Day, Gunui-
Aug. ls-2l-Prowers Co. Fair. Lamar.
Aug. 25-2s-Bent Co. Fair. Las Antulas-
Aug. 27.-Santa Fe Trail Day. Las Aul-
mas.
sept l-a-Arkansa Valley Fair.
sept. 3.-Watermelon Day. Rocky Fort
sept 2-2;-Farmers' a n StockmsH's
Far; Buriington-
sept l-4.-Larin'er Co. Fair. LovelaHi
sept s-ll.-crowley Co. Fair, Sugar
Sept. io-susar Day. Sugar City.
Sept. l4.-coIorado State Fair at Pu-
Sept l4-1e-colo, State Fair. Pueblo.
Sept ls-26-Race Meet, Denver.
Sept 22-25--western Slope Fair, Mont
sept -25-Trtnidad Fair. Trinidad
sept 23-26-El Paso Co Fair. Calhau.
sept 2s,5e-l er County Fair and
1915 LAST Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver,
The President nominated Edward II.
krutehen postmaster at F'lagler.
The San Luis valley faces one Of The
most prosperous years in its history,
with heavy crops and apparently the
best prospects for satisfacto market
conditions.
Plans for three new Denver apart
ments, TO cost approximately Si05. 900.
haar, LOT
estate men and work on one OF tho
structures has been started
Mrs. Elizabeth Mclaughlin. we'll
known resident of Lincoln, Nep.. died
suddenly OF pneumonia in Denver at
the home Of her son, Charles E. Nc
Laughlin, whom she was visiting.
Oscar H. HILL a painter, is suing
William NJ. McNulty, retired ranch
man, for 100000 damages in the Dis
trict Court at Colorado Springs, charg.
ing alienation OF Mrs. Hill's affections.
Advices from the chief OF police of
Pueblo declare that a band of gypsies
headed by Fred Burro left there re
Gently for New York. With them was
child the Pueblo police suspected
was Catherine Winters
Mrs. Alberta Reyell. whose husband
is i'll the state militia and on guard
duty in the southern strike field was
sentenced by Judge Butler in the West
Side Court of Denver to a term of
from one to one and one-half years
in the penitentiary on her plea of
guilty of forgery
Lodgepole pine, of which there are
abundant stands in Colorado and Wyo-
ming, when treated with preservatives
ought to serve in the place OF red
cedar as pole timber, says the De-
partment OF Agriculture in a bulletin
just issued on Rocky mountain woods
for telephone poles.
Plans for the remodeliug of the
Denver union depot and the construc.
tion OF new yards, trainsheds and eiec-
trio interlocking plant have been ap-
proved and We're given to the publ
The new project will require the sx-
penditure of $4,000 900 and will give
Denver one OF the finest stItions in
the West
ager OF the Social Turner hall of Den
yer. was carried out of the burning
building when fire practically de-
stroyed the structure. Mrs Heinrich
was asleep in her apartment on the
second floor of the building and was
almost suffocated when Truckman
kitternan rescued her.
J. Ogden Armour, head of the great
Armour packing interests and allied
industries, while in Denver made a
statement OF capital importance re-
garding the opportunities OF Denver
and its territory for DEVELOPMENT
that Denver is the center of a terri
tory with the greatest growth ahead
of it of any part of the country"
The output of the mines OF the Grip.
pie Creek district for the month of
March totaled 1866 tons. with the
gross bullion value of s1.l2l.3S0. 40.
The average value per ton OF all ores
treated was S1J.l0. As compared with
the preceding month an increase OBJ
tains of SEP tons and sfS2, ,SOG in val
ua1ion. The average value OF ore per
ton also shows the slight increase of
rs cents per ton.
Miss Hazel Ruch, young and attrac.
tive. known in Denver as d woman
of mystery" was arrested in Evan
ston Wyo., on charge of forgery aft
er she had been traced through three
states by members OF detective
agency. Immediately after her arres,
she attempted to end her life by drink
ing carbolic acid. Quick action by de-
tectives, who knocked the bottle con-
tanning the acid from her hand, pre-
vented her from succeeding. Miss
Ruch is wanted in Salt Lake City,
Cheyenne and Laramie for forging the
name OF Miss Nellie Smith of Roul-
der, Colo, to three checks and obtain.