The Elbert County tribune., 1915-06-04
Colorado Fair Date. for 1913.

Greeley.
Aug. 24-s7.-Bent County Fair Associ-
Aug. 25-27.-Fort Collins Racing Asso-
ciation, Fort Collins.
Aug. 31-Sept. 3.-Arkansas Valley Fair
Association. Rocky Ford.
Aus, sl-Sept 3-Larimer County FAR
Sept 7-1O.-Crowley County Fair As
. sociation Sugar city.
Sept, 7.1o.-st vrain Valley Fair As
sociation, Lpngmont.
Sept 1s-1s:-Colorado State Fair Asso-
=. ciation. Pueblo
Sept. 21-24.-Trinidad- Las Animas Co.
Fair Association. Trinidad.
sept 21.2t.-Montezuma County Fair
Oct 2s.-Colorado Agricultural Fair
and Racing Association. Denver.
The Garden Place school of Denver
was given flag by the Daughters OF
Colorado.
Anna Hawker. twenty. of Pueblo,
took poison because OF her inability
to find work
Lydia HALEY. 20, tried to commit
suicide at the Oakes Home in Denver
by drinking carbolic acid.
J. P. Theobald, 50, died at his home
sln Berthoud He was the Oldest Elk
in the line of parade in Denver last
year
Americas first pslicewoman. Mrs.
Alice Stebbins Wells of Los Angeles,
i. Cal. paid Denver and Chief of Police
O'Neill a visit.
Denver Typographical Union No 40
held memorial services for the depart
ed members OF the organization in Riv-
erside cemetery.
Frank Atkins, proprietor of Denver's
first theatre, died in Johnstown. He
was 76 years old and had been resi-
dent of the state since 1865.
Two married couples, Mesa county
official, chauffeur, and lad OF II
years comprise the list of injured in
three auto accidents at Grand juno
,,on.
Bequests aggregating $4,000 to five
grandchildren were made by Mrs. Hen
rietta Welton Daniels in her will, of
fered for probate in the County Court
in Denver
Joe Tringa, thirty-six, an Italian fore
man at the Pueblo steel works. was in
stantly killed by an unidentified as
sassin as he sat in the kitchen OF his
home.
Frank Rossi an Italian, who last
! January shot Sister Libiria. a nurse
a. ST Anthony's hospital of Denver,
was acquitted on the ground that he
was insane.
A mass meeting was neld at the
Auditorium in Denver as protest
, against the conviction of John R. Law
son, leader of the miners, on the
charge of murder
John T. Monttort. charged with
criminal libel by District Attorney
Rush. has been released from the Den
yer jail on $1,000 bonds. furnished by
a casualty company
Patriotic Memorial Day services
were held in most Denver churches
Sunday and Monday the veterans pa
raded. held services and decorated the
graves of departed heroes.
Ernest d. Pattee. who accidentally
shot himself on his ranch, May 16, at
Bayles, died at Mercy hospital in Den
yer. Pneumonia set in, which was the
Immediate cause of his death.
DR.. w. NJ Bennett was fined $50 and
costs in Denver Police Court for fail.
Phndt, 6-year-old daughter of C. f.
Pundt, who died of scarlet fever.
There have been seventy-five appIi.
cations for summer homes under the
five-acre homestead law filed with the
forestry officials in Denver OF this
number, eight have selected their To-
cations.
Memorial Day services were cele-
brated at Elizabeth by a parade of pa
triotic organizations. school children
and citizens from the town hall to the
local cemetery where the graves were
decorated
Joseph Smith of Colorado Springs
Was sentenced to from five to seven
years for burglary 1t is alleged that
crime for small boys" in a small cave
under the railroad tracks
AS soon as general revenues are
available the deficit in the fund for
the state penitentiary. amounting to
$4,000. for which special appropria.
ton was made, will be paid off. ac-
cording to State Auditor Mulnix
what is believed 10 be an organized
band of white slayers," has been un.
earthed in Sterling. according to local
aurhorities. At least one young girl
is known to have been approached by
a cadet" seeking to induce her to
leave town.
kSifteen witnesses were indorsed on
an information filed in the West Side
Court in Denver to testify in the case
OF Mrs. Berta Wright, charged with
shooting and killing her husband. John
A. Wright, last April. following a