The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-11-11
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

DATED tO0 GO1uBG Ee &168,
Nov. 2s-Dec. %-Eiectrical Prosperity
week at Denver.
Dec. 6-ll-Annual Exhibition Pixies
Peak Rabbit and Pet Stock Aasocia-
tion at Colorado Springs.
Ths Nederland tungsten camp con.
tinues very active.
A $4,000 shoe factory Il being
planned for Denver.
The Park Hotel at IL Junta vas
partly destroyed By firs.
Plans are being drawn for Q club
house at Denver City go.f course.
Paul Kulas, a Johnstown butcher, Is
soon to join the German army.
Estes Park people want the park
headquarters removed from Denver to
that city.
Denver men have started work on
the Hall mine In Russell gulch near
Central City.
John Cassiday had his skull frac,
tured In a fourteen-foot fall In q Den.
yer wheel factory
Rev. S. Z. White has been installed
pastor of the Central Presbyterian
Church at Longmont.
Michael DAWN, of Denver, was near
the top of the list in the drawing for
lands at Minot. N. ID.
Attorney General Farrar has filed a
reply In the Supreme Court In the
Denver home rule" case
Giant ore bodies have been discov-
cred in the Vindicator mine. accord
ing to Cripple Creek reports.
Governor Carlson has appointed r.
w. Bradford of Denver printing com.
missioner, to succeed H. w. Risley, re.
moved.
The Rev. Charles B. Allen. known
throughout the United States ~ a
most successful evangelist, died in
Denver.
1t will require 1857 900 to operate
the Deever schools the present school
year. according to an estimate of the
school board.
The state land board has granted
gas and oil leases on approximately
$4,000 acres of land in Saguache and
Alamosa counties.
George N. Mcclure. one Of the
pioneer merchants of Denver and
northern Colorado, died at Boulder.
He was 70 years old.
DR.. George E. Holt, who was injured
by the discharge Of a revolver ut Du.
range. will recover, according to physi
clans attending him.
Bondsmen of former State Treasurer
Leddy have been formally requested
to make good the $9.86S shortage dis.
covered sometime since.
Mrs. Rose M. Cosgriff, widow of
Thomas A. Cosgriff. was granted sec.
ond administration letters in the
County Court of Denver
Idaho Springs good roads enthu.
siasts are arranging to start work
early next year on the highway be.
tween that city and Central City.
Arrangements have been completed
for the refunding of s35O,OOO of Victor
city bonds that come due in February.
These are water bonds, with per
cent rate of interest.
A tremendously effective factor has
been recruited for :ae proposed extern
sion of the national park system in
Colorado, in that 100000 club wom-
en- will lend active support.
DR.. Henry w. Baskette and F. w.
Parmalee of Denver, who were ar.
rested at Boulder for running medi.
cal confidence game, have again ap.
peared in that county.
The old Caribou mine in Gilpin
County, one of the historic veins OF
that region, is to be put under first
class engineering and executive man
agement by the authorities in financial
control.
Encouraged by its record of accom-
plishment during the tourist season
just passed, the Denver Convention
Bureau is planning an enlarged pro
gram and a much broader field of la
Dor for the future.
intercollegiate athletics came in TO,
severe arraignment from President
William T. Foster OF Reed College
Oregon, in two addresses which he de
livered before the Colorado Teachers
Association in Denver.
The jurisdiction of the Juvenile
Court in Denver to try adults charged
! with crimes against minors, irrespec
. tive of the nature of the crime, wa.
denied in a decision handed down b,
the State Supreme Court.
Word has been received in Denve
j that son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Stephen Maurice Edgell in the Eas
: few days ago. The baby is one O
! the richest heirs in this country. Mrs
!. Edgall is daughter of the late Nelso,
;, w. Aldrich. The baby is a nephew o
' Mrs. John d. Rockefeller. Jr. Mr.. Ed
!. Edgell is daughter of the late Nelson
ern Sugar Company in Denver.
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