The Elbert County tribune., 1916-01-07

Jan. 19-Fifth annual convention Colo
Ocean Highway Association. at Dem
Jan. Is-22-western Live Stock Show
Feb 1i-i2GAnnuaI convention Colo
rado Metal Mining Association, at
Feb. Injecting Republican state
Central Committee in Denver
March 26-Aprn e.-Cofor Retail
Merchants Associations Food and
Industrial Exposition at Denver.
Weld county pays license on 1929
buz wagons
About 100000 was paid in Denver
,as interest on savings accounts.
Building permits taken out in Den
yer during 1915 aggregate s2.67o,1S5.
1t is said Colorado produces eighty
per cent of the tungsten in the United
States.
The case of Mrs Mae Oles, charged
with forgery, win be called at Boulder
Jan. II.
Boulder was selected for the next
show of the Northern Colorado Poul-
try Association.
Ouray city officials INDUCED in
. salary slashing which will save the
taxpayers around $3.50 year.
Mr.. and Mrs John Q. Naylor, pio-
neer residents of Denver. celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary.
-Four generations were present at
the Christmas dinner given by Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. McQuown at Eaton.
With the end of the year the city of
Denver loses an annual revenue,
based upon the liquor business at is
was, of s26O,O00.
Las Animas county has eighty-one
public school districts, employing 202
teachers. There is an average daily
attendance of 1854 pupils.
The Second Church of Christ Sci.
enlist, in Denver which is being built
at a cost of approximately 100000,
will be completed about March 1.
John Hanson. 40, laborer. of no
where in particular, has annexed the
somewhat questionable distinction of
being the first drunk" arrested in
prohibition Denver.
How would you like to own a herd
of cows like one in Montrose county
which gave birth to five calves in
year-triplets last January and twins
in December?
With the largest crowd that has
ever done business in the Denver
postoffice, the holidays forming no ex-
ception, the new postoffice building
was opened Monday.
Mrs. Ella Monk Mayo a resident of
Oh
edged belle OF the early days. died at
her home, 1853 Clarkson street, fol
lowing lingering Illness.
More than 100000 will be received
in the Denver United States internal
revenue office before March ! in cor
poration and emergency war taxes
which will be collected after Jan. /.
Dispatches from London indicated
that Edward Rose. former Denver
youth who took passage on the Per
sia. which was torpedoed near the Is
land of Crete. may have perished
when the liner went down
Arthur j. Hamilton. arrested re-
I Gently at indianapolis. Ind. for the
robbery OF the Bank of Manitou on
Dec. Z, pleaded guilty to the crime be
fore Judge ]. w Sheafor in the Dis
trict Court at Colorado Springs.
- Mrs. Catherine Eastman, IS years
old. a pioneer resident of Denver, died
at her daughters home in Denver.
Nineteen relatives, one a sister 50
years old, two sons, two daughters
eight grand children and six great
grandchildren, survive her.
Echoes of the European war are
reverberating in Loveland. where the
alleged pro-German utterances of the
Rev. Philip Schmidt pastor of Ger.
MAD Lutheran church, have led to a
demand for the revoking of Schmidt's
recently-secured naturalization papers
Mrs. Anna B. Stahl, stenographer,
who sued her former employer, Ed
ward r. Cooper, wealthy Denver and
Los Angeles hotel man, demanding
$4,000 damages for the abrogation OF
a contract by which, she alleged. she
became his "heaven-made" wife. in
the Denver District Court dismissed
her action.
Business men of the San Juan dis
trict in southwestern Colorado have
appealed to Congress to come to their
assistance in providing them with
better railroad facilities by author
izing a loan OF s4.500. 900 from the fed.
eral government with which to con
struct a government line to the south
which will give it an outlet to the
Pacific coast.
A unique way of bringing an ex.
hibit to the National Western Stock
show. which will be held in Denver