The Elbert County tribune., 1915-12-17


Colorado Poultry Fanciers Associa-
ton at Denver.
Groeers and Butchers Association
Jan. 1s.-Sixth Annual Convention of
Colo. Good Roads Assn at Denver.
Jan. I6-zz.-Western Live stock Show
Merchants Associations Food and
Industrial Exposition at Denver.
The Y. NJ. C. A. at Grand Junction
has SAG members
compromise of the Kansas-Colo-
rado water suit is about to be COM
pleted.
Peter Troscly. 33, switchman at the
Arkansas Valley smelter at Leadville,
was Killed
Denver will make levy of 1875
mills. to raire sS.iG2. .l9G. to run the
city the coming year.
The Aero Club of Colorado is the
name of new organization composed
of Denver business men.
Committees are selling tickets for
the Western Stock Show In Denver in
January in an effort to raise $4,000.
The late Edward w Williams, a
Denver mining and real estate man,
left an estate valued at approximately
100000.
Mrs, W. ]. Cunningham of Pueblo
was cornered by a bobcat while alone
in her home. but secured gun and
killed it.
George McWilliams Large, pio-
neer. was buried at Longmont. He
was 81 years old and died at his home
near Berthoud
Stephen A. Day, one of Gen. Sher.
idan's aides during the Civil War and
one of Horace Oreeley's Union colon
lists, who assisted in laying out the
town of Greeley. died at his home in
Denver.
Denver's mountain park highway in
Bear Creek cai1on was formally open
ed Sunday in the course of an excur.
sion of autoists which covered the cir.
Gle route between Golden and Morri-
son.
According to the federal income tax
report for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1915, Colorado's share of the cor.
poration income tax was $333, ,GS3.2S.
and OF the individual iIcome tax,
s226,735.74
Fearing she was about to go insane,
Mrs. Susan Kaiser. 81. wife of Abra.
ham Kaiser. a Denver road laborer,
shot herself through the head at her
home. She died later at the Denver
county hospital.
Two hundred thousand pennies q
day-round bright, copper-gold LIN.
coin pennies. stamped with tiny
%" under the 1918" date are pouring
out from the Denver mint to feed the
country's demand.
Although there is a great decrease
in the Christmas gift shipments
through the Denver customs house
from most of the other warning ma
tions, England is sending as many gift
boxes as in normal times
neatly dressed. unmasked robber
held up the cashier in a Denver store
while many persons were busy shop
ping, getting away with S51, but the
bandit overlooked nearly $500 in his
haste to get away in his auto.
]. p. Casey, IS years old, a well-to
do mine owner and leaser of Boulder
county, is in the Denver county hos.
pital in a serious condition as the re.
suit of an assault believed to have
been committed by 5lackmailers.
President Wilson's message in he-
half of adequate national defense
should make certain the establish
ment of munitions plant in Denver
and a training school for officers at
Fort Logan, in the opinion of the Colo.
rado business men who have launched
these movements.
Official announcement was made re-
Gently at Idaho Springs that the Big
Five tunnel, one of the greatest min
ing undertakings ever attempted in
Clear Creek county. will be at once
advanced an additional 1000 feet,
which will make its total length more
than $4,000 feet
DIR. w. A. Joiley of Boulder, a mem
Der of the Red Cross unit which has
been working II, Serbia, arrived in
New York on the liner Nieuw Amster-
lam. The remaining members of the
Serbian unit, including Mrs. Harriet
Biddle and Miss Sophia Weber. are on
heir way home on other ships
Representative of the brewery
workers. unions appeared before the
State Industrial Commission to pro
test against notice recently sent to
the commission by the Zang, Capitol
and Neff Brothers Brewing Companies
that on Dec. 81 they would terminate
their contracts with the unions.
John l.. Roberts of GreenviiIe, Tex,
who was wanted by the federal au
thorities to answer an indictment
charging him with the use of the
mails to defraud In connection with