The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-02

l
Mrs. Anna C. Hansonn is postmis'
.ress at Straussburg.
The Doctor Zinc mine ut Gunnison
grows larger as development goes on.
Greeley is after the 1916 meeting OF
he Grand Lodge. Knights Of Pythias.
The Myron Stratton home of Colo
ado Springs is now in use. having 1902
| inmates.
LOngmont's new $1,000 auditorium is
.eady for the fair. which will be held
Sept. 7-10.
Cracker company employees in Den
yer will form union as part OF the
A. F. of l..
Another link in the state highway is
planned in the Somerset-Redstone
cutoff road.
James Jefferson Rhodes, 81, died il
Boulder, of cancer. He came to Colo
rado In 1859.
Denver officials will demand $4,000
rom the state auditor for caring for
insane patients.
The famous old stage that ran from
Ouray to Silverton has been supplant-
I'd by an auto.
The harvesting of 10000 acres OF
sugar beets in the Rocky Ford district
will start about Oct. l.
More than 1S,OOO.OOO young trout
lave been placed in Colorado streams
Turing the past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Chapman of
Grand Junction celebrated their fifty
second wedding anniversary recently.
The Denver Press Club has ar
'arged a full program for its enter.
.ainment at the auditorium on Sept.
| II.
According to Secretary Lanes re-
BORT $1,000 persons settled on Colo
ado land during the year ending
June 30.
The first dredse to operate in the
Leadville district was launched on
Aug. 5. by the Empire Gold Dredging
Company.
Bankers who attend the Denver
meeting Sept. 20 will be given a
chance to see the scenic splendor OF
Colorado hills.
Articles of Incorporation for four
concerns. with combined capital
stock issue Of $6,15OO0O, were filed
with the secretary of state.
John M. Jacques, II, of Thorntown
Ind, died Of an attack of heart disease
in q motor car while returning tc
Denver from trip to Greeley.
George P. Steele of Denver was
elected law president Of the National
Fraternal Congress of America at the
annual meeting in Minneapolis.
With his sweetheart watching help
essly from the shore. Jay S. Myers,
| % years old, of Denver was drowned
n Fairview lake, seven miles from Lit
Teton.
Harry J. Hunt, while examining a
coupling on the rear of freight train,
of which he was conductor, at Pueblo,
was struck by a string of cars and
fatally injured.
Denver for New York. where they will
join a large contingent of their fell
low-countrymen waiting for passage
to the Italian war zone.
While riding his bicycle in the
streets at Greeley. 5-year-old Myror
Holland was run down and seriously
injured by big touring auto driver
by C. L. Mead, of Denver.
Mrs. w. X. Wright was killed and
three others injured when the auto
mobile bearing the party was hurled
into ditch in the descent of the sky
line drive near Canon City.
The position Of supervisor Of man
ual training In Salt Lake City schools
has been accepted by Milton Clauser
for fifteen years supervisor of that de
partment in Denver schools.
Grover Hall. member Of tho jury
which convicted John r. Lawson, the
labor leader, on a charge of murder
has been arrested at Ration, N. NJ, or
charges Of perjury filed by Attorney
General Farrar.
Gov. Carlson has issued another
statement concerning the report of
the Federal Commission on Indv ,trial
Relations. The governor, who dis
cussed the charges involving the Uni
versity Of Colorado. in supplement-
ary statement takes up the. mining
situation in Colorado, as reviewed BY
the Federal Commission, and declares
that head Of the industrial board
Walsh has falsified and maligned the
state.
The Rev. D. Adam Brown resigned
as pastor Of the Christian church at
Sterling at the close of Sunday serv-
ices. The congregation, by an almost
unanimous vote, refused to accept the
resignation.
In leaving the bulk Of his estate to
his widow and appointing her admin.