The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-05-13
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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COMING EvEsrs.
June s-ll-G. A. X. sncaspment at L.
June 1s:l.;-strsvbsrry Days. olea.
June is.taiss s.-color.ao Fair AZ
sept z7-Oct- s.-Aeeiinx Inter rational
Dry Farming Congress at Denver
Css.e.ss Fsir D.s.s q. ,saa
Aug. lS-z0.-Island Grove Driving Club
Aux; zt-s7.-Bent County Fair A..oci.
Aas asioa; ssi7.Eor, =. H1%as Collin. R.e,,. A...
| ciation. Fort Collins.
Aug. Sl,Sept. 3;-Arkansas Valley Fall
An1 Ass9Ei.tion. Rocky Ford.
Sept. 7.lO.-Crowiey County Fair A..
sepP Se';.iSn. sIs1T vrsin City yv.,.x r.,,
sociation. Longmont
Sept. l3-ls:-ColOrado state Fair Asse.
c. ciation. Pueblo.
sept. 81 2l-2S-Trinidad-L Las Animas Co.
| fair Association. Trinidad:
Oct. 2-y.-ColOrado Agricultural' Fair
and Racing Association. Denver.
Twenty acres of phosphate ground
near Ouray has been filed upon.
A Ranch Of the National Order Of
Cowboy Rangers il being organized
1t Greeley.
A contract for . twenty -four-foot
road from Manitou to the top Of Pixies
Peak has been let.
The body Of q man ABOUT sixty-five
years OF age was found hbating in the
Grand river near DeBeQue.
A quarrel over the recent coal strike
resulted In the killing of Steve
Balarde by John Salvo at Trinidad.
State Auditor Mulnix has appointed
]. w. d. Stovall of Colorado Springs
building and loan inspector in his
office.
Denver relatives are much con
cerned about A. H. Cohn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cunningham, who were passen-
gers on the Lusitania.
The threatened strike of plasterers
In Denver has been postponed for nine
ty days. during which time the con
tractors will consider the demands OF
the union.
A school designed to give aid to
pupils in all grade from Kindergarten
to college will again be conducted this
summer in Boulder by the College of
Education Of the University Of Colo
RADIO.
z. C. sparkman, thirty-four years
old, Q travelling salesman, was oper.
ated on for the tenth time In ~ many
years, at the County hospital in Den.
yer. The latest operation was for
cancer Of the breast.
To provide easy access to Genesee
mountain and the whole OF the noun.
tain park system, the Denver city
council voted to purchase $50 acres OF
land north Of Genesee mountain owned
by Don T. Edwards. for $3.50.
Lin J. Luce. 1tenographer to Judge
A. H. King of <he State Court Of AH-
peals, and Miss Charlotte McCIoud, a
typist at the st. James hotel, were
married in Denver by Judge King.
Miss McCloud has been blind for five
years.
Five hundred students. represent.
ing thirty-four high-schools of the
state, will take part in the annual
High School Day at the University OF
Colorado, May 10. Contest in oratory,
essay debating, tennis, track and field
events will be held.
Alleging that Mrs. Eva May Neal
Ash, charming and wealthy divorcee,
eloped with and alienated the affec-
tfons of her husband. James Sims,
Mrs. Catherine Sims, mother Of eight
children, through her attorneys, filed
suit in the District Court in Denver
for $5oooo heart balm.
Philip B. Stewart. speaker of the
State House Of Representatives of the
Twentieth General Assembly, was
served with a summons citing him to
appear in suit to determine whether
the $1,000 presented him by the Leg
islature was legally appropriated The
case viii be tried in the District Court
The proposed reopening of ore mills
of the United States Reduction and
Refining Company in Colorado under
lower schedule of ore treatment
charges and wider profits for mine
owners was announced as the DUR
pose back Of visit to the state of
Robert E. Mcdonnell, new president
of the organization, and James ~
Franc, its chief counsel, both of New
York
The only half-divorce ever heard Of
in Denver was granted by Judge Roth.
gerber in the County Court to Mrs.
Beryl G. Fison, who charged her hus.
band, Percy L. Fison with cruelty.
The other half Of the case will be
heard at the incoming of the next Jury
term. As the case now stands the
pair are half divorced because of the
courts finding against the husband.
w. 8. McMcGernihan, aged 3s. OF
Primero, brakeman on the Colorado
& Wyoming railroad, was killed when
he fell between two coal cars and 20
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