The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-07-10

Aug. l2-l4.-Frontier Days and wild
west Features at Grand Junction.
aug 81 Sept 2-Grand Lodge. h of P.
| at Colorado Springs
| Aug 2s-2s.-Fall Festival At Flaglsr
sept Loot Meeting International
pry Farming Congress at Denver
| Denver.
An elevator is being built at New
Raymer
The Presbyterians at La Sale have
voted $4,000 for new church build
ing
June 16, but the fact was not OBJ
served
William Muffin, rs years old. Civil
War veteran, died at his home In Den.
yer of apoplexy.
| Nebraskans arriving to attend the
Chautauqua at Boulder have already
| formed colony
One murder. six suicides and three
attempts at suicide took place in and
near Denver in a week.
Carl Downing, 30, and Virgin Kirby,
20. were drowned in the Animas river
eight miles north of Durango.
Miss Jessie Bronx, 33, artist and
former vaudeville performer. was
found dead in her room in Denver
Frank NJ. Butcher, formerly national
bank examiner of Oklahoma City, has
been appointed cashier of the Denver
Stockyards bank
Thirty-three persons, six OF them
women, were arrested in Sunday
morning raids on three clubs and two
saloons in Denver
The permanent offices of the super
visors of the Rocky Mountain National
park will be located in the federal
building in Fort Collins
Mrs. Ella ]. Newman, the widow of
the late Col. George Newman, is will
ing to compromise with her husbands
relatives in settling his estate
In Morgan county there are 3,S28
persons between the ages of six and
twenty-one years. OF this number
1856 are males and 1892 females.
At special meeting of the Colorado
Springs Mining and Stock exchange,
W. P. Kinney was reelected president.
All other officers were reelected.
Any man or woman who institutes
a divorce suit after July u will have
to wait six months from the date of
the trial before he or she may re-
marry.
Joseph Vessels, aged IS years, died
At Fort Collins following an extended
illness. Many people in northern
Colorado knew him as the village
blacksmith"
Denver Shriners. 200 strong. from
FL Jebel Temple. will leave for Sc
attic, Friday, July 8. TO attend the i'm
perial council of that body. which be
gins its session Monday, July IL.
Mrs. Lawrence Brown of Golden !
was granted a divorce in the District |
Court from her husband. Lawrence !
Brown, who is a son of Mrs. J. J. /
Brown, heroine of the Titanic disas
ter.
Albert J. Delaney. 80 years old, was
held up, robbed and beaten after he |
was captured in a chase of two blocks |
by pair of Italian bandits in Den
yer. The highwaymen escaped with |
1895.
A fall racing meet, embracing har
ness and running events. it was Off !
cially announced in Denver, will BE- /
81 zen at Overland in October by the /
Colorado Fair and Racing Associa
ton
The body of w. p. Robbie, prospec-
tor and formerly contractor of Fort |
Collins, was found in the brush about |
twenty miles from Glendora. CAL &C
2ording to a telegram received by his |
children.
Because he was one of the former |
coal strikers indicted for participating |
i'll the Hecla disturbances, James Nor |
gan of Lafay cite will not be examined |
for citizenship in the District Court at
Boulder at this time
The judges of the Denver District |
Court are becoming strict in the en-
forcement of their orders concerning
the payment of alimony. Two men |
were arrested and placed in Jail for
their failure to comply with such |
orders
Government employees have been in
Denver for some weeks taking cen
sus OF the manufacturing industries
it is the first census of its kind in the
Denver district since 1909, when the |
total number of industries was 722,
with weekly payroll of 100000.
Government experts, cattlemen from |
all parts of the middle west, officers
of the National Livestock Association |
and members of a special committee
appointed by Governor Carlson. bank
ers and business men. met in Denver
to formulate comprehensive plan for
lettering marketing conditions for
livestock.