The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-06-24
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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Dry Farming Congress at Denver
Farmers at Rye are considering
plans for q creamery.
The w. c. T. U. Of Boulder observed
anti-cigarette day Sunday.
A $25,O0O bond issue has been pro,
posed to improve Colorado Springs
parks.
School children of Denver will Day
tribute to the Liberty bell Saturday,
July 10.
Candy Kid No. robbed a Denver
hotel Sunday night of about - in
small change.
Mrs. May Oles' suit over the $4OO,-
900 A. J. Mackey estate was called In
Boulder Monday.
More than $1,000 was garnered by
tag day girls for the blind from gen
erous Denver people.
Municipal and state authorities will
have full charge of the Liberty Bell
celebration in Denver July 10.
Governor Carlson has become a
member Of the Woodmen of the World
the first fraternal organization he has
joined.
Eight hundred autos carried 500 peo.
pie through the scenic parks In a Go
mile circle parade out OF Denver last
Sunday.
Over one hundred members of the
Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity will meet
for twO-day convention in Denver,
june 25 and &c.
Forty-four thousand dollars was
raised during the first two days of the
campaign for $25O.OOO for the child,
ren's hospital in Denver.
Construction has been started on a
two-story and attic dormitory for the
Queen Of Heaven orphanage in Den,
yer. to cost about $4,000
e. r. Harper. lieutenant governor of
Colorado during the administration of
Governor Buchtel, was appointed state
insurance commissioner.
One man was killed and four wom-
en- and a man were injured In auto
mobile and motorcycle accidents in
and near Denver, Sunday.
After robbing the house of 5000
worth Of jewels and family silver,
prowlers set fire to the home of H.
Stefnberg, 2957 Curtis street. Denver
The Buckeye State Society will en-
tertain Governor and Mrs. Frank B.
Willis Of Ohio and members Of the Of
ficial party during their stay in Den
yer on June "a.
Less than two years Of smiling life
and Baby Nadine Mann is dead
crushed out of existence by the big
automobile that drove heedlessly over
her little gocart Saturday night in
Denver.
Harry e. Hillen, the crimson
bandit" has been informed that the
board of pardons has refused to grant
him clemency and that Governor
Carlson will allow the law to take its
course.
Fred Carroll, state inspector of
mines, appointed three inspectors of
mines to serve for four years. They
.re A. E. Moynahan Of Alma, Thomas
Dunstone Of Black Hawk and M. ].
Mccarthy of Cripple Creek.
Frank F. CASTILLO, president Of the
Mary Mckinney Mining Company of
Colorado Springs, one of the pioneer
capitalists, and oldest residents of the
Pixies peak region. died at Beverly
Hills, Cal, suburb Of Los Angeles.
DR.. Walter Hilliard, one of the old.
est and most prominent eye, ear, nose
and throat specialists of the Rocky
Mountain region, and for twenty-six
years one of the leaders of his profes-
sion in Denver, died from cirrhosis of
the liver.
The first notification of a special
car for the International Farm Con.
gress and International Soils Products
exposition came to the offices of the
congress In Denver from Bozeman,
Mont, where is located the State Agri-
cultural College.
Candy Kid No. 2 made his fifth ap.
pearance Saturday midnight, fright
ened drug clerk, Paul Macker.
speechless after he had fired two shots
at him, and third at an automobile
which had driven up to the store, at
Eighteenth and Pennsylvania street.
preventing the robbery of the cash
register.
Tse-Ne-Gat, Ute warrior, sometimes
known as Everett Hatch, who has
been detained under guard in st.
Anthony's hospital in Denver because
it was feared imprisonment would
cause his death from tuberculosis,
pleaded not guilty in the United States
District Court before Judge Robert
Lewis when arraigned on a charge of
having murdered Juan Chacon, a Mex
ican sheepherder, on the Navajo
Springs Ute Indian reservation, In
March. 1914. His trial was set for
July G.
Denver Democratic leaders, accord
ing to information from an aufhorIta.