The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-08-12

Aug, 81 Sept. 2.-Grand Lodge h of p.
at Colorado Springs
Sept. lo-ll.-Fall Festival at Flaeler.
sept 27-oct s--Aeetine international
Dry Farming Congress at beaver
oct 2-s--Fair and Race Meeting at
Dehfer.
The widow and relatives OF the late
Col. George S. Newman of Denver will
battle over his estate.
Huntley Mcdonald. 23, nephew of
John S. Campion, may lose an eye as
he result of a mine mishap At Lead
sille.
Terry Owens, former fire chief of
Denver. has declined an offer to be-
;ome chief of the fire department of
El Paso. Tex.
Junction changed the date of the COM
.ng drainage district election from
Aug. ~ to Aug. "a.
Miss Katherine A. Gardiner, teacher
n the University Park school for the
.ast twenty one years. died In st.
Lukes hospital In Denver.
| Weld cOunty's harvest of early cab
oage is now In full blast and the yield
turing out excellent, both In amount
and quality Of heads gathered.
The Colorado State Federation of
Labor through referendum vote OF the
Affiliated unions. has decided to hold
he annual convention In Denver in
stead of Salida.
A 315.OOO.O00 contract for rifles will
| be let among Denver's manufacturers.
provided local institutions can handle
such an enormous order, according to
Charles Rohde.
The famous lost ore shoot Of the
Forrest mine at Wall Street has been
found again by Hayes Scruggs, ac-
cording to word which came from the
hills to Boulder
Mrs. Florence Hawkins OF Lafayette,
Ind. has written Mayor W. H. Sharp
ley to ask help in finding her son,
Howard Mallory, who wrote her regu-
larly from Denver until one month
ago.
God Guide Our President" is the
latest composition of a Denver wom-
an. Mrs. Jessie Mcnamara Lydon, to
be sung for the first time at the Har.
vest Day Festival, Aug. II, at City
Park.
Peter Ruddy. 80. Rock creek ranch
er, may die as the result of injuries
received when his automobile and one
carrying Joe and Peter Gersick collid
ed head-on on the Santa Fe trail easl
of Pueblo
Work of remodeling the old federal
building will be begun the first of the
year, it was announced in Denver,
with the definite assurance that the
new building will be ready for occu-
pancy Nov. Is.
Colorado silver mines will be among
the first to benefit from purchases of
l,125.O00 ounces of silver. which, &C.
cording to dispatches from Washing
ton. are being made by the United
States government
A conference relative to the con.
struction of an automobile highway
between Pueblo and Westcliffe. in the
Wet Mountain valley, was held be-
tween the commissioners of Pueblo
and Custer counties at Silver Cliff.
As the result CT burns he received
when he was converted into human
torch, while playing with a bonfire,
Roland Clifton, the 7-yearold son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clifton of Den
YER. died at the Park Avenue hospital.
United States Senator Charles 8.
Thomas will 60 to Boston and Wash
ington. His visit East, the senator
explained, is on legal business only
and not due to any possibility of q
call of Congress in extraordinary ses.
sion.
Following a meeting of the union
depot directors. announcement was
made by Charles Ware of Omaha,
general manager of the Union Pacific
lines. that the new Denver depot will
be ready for use by the middle of
September.
One of the eight rescue cars sent
by the United States throughout the
country to teach the conservation of
humer life in the various coal fields.
Is now operating in northern Colorado
under the supervision of ]. H. East, a
'esident of Denver.
An unmailed post card, telling his
mother that he was all right and bid
dlng her not to worry, was the means
which identified Charles f Freeman
supposedly of Memphis, Tenn, when
he was crushed to death in freight
wreck near the Gorge station above
Canon City
Reneging on his promise to marry
for the reason that he had but Sc. 900.
it is alleged, Fritz Rethmeier, a mer-
chant of Mesita. failed to keep his
promise to make Mrs. Alice M Redd
OF Denver his wife. and the latter has
filed suit in Costilla county for $1O,-
900 damages for breach of promise