Gilpin observer., 1916-08-31
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

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Sept. 6-s-Frontier Days celebration
at Fort Morgan.
Sept. Injecting Midland Trail Assn
Sept. l5-Is-T1arvest Festival at Num-.
Sept. 1S-23-State Fair at Pueblo.
Sept 27,29.State Convention B!P. 0. f.
Sept. 2s-3o-Third Annual Pine River
Valley and Southern Ute Indian Fair
Jan. 2o-27NAnnual western Stock
Show at Denver.
The Nucla flour mill is nearly COM
pleted
Keota is to have a new grain ele-
vator.
Ell Paso county is to have eleven
new school houses.
Six barrels Of beer were seized In
raid on hotel at Trinidad.
Longmonts new swimming pool has
been opened for public use.
The Conejos County Fair will be
held on Sept. 20. 21 and %.
The Boulder County Fair will be
held at Longmont Sept. 5 to 8
Plans are made for the building of
road between Nucla and Delta.
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magpies is being waged at Antonito
The President nominated H. E.
Farr to be postmaster at Sugar City
The San Juan Wool Growers Asso-
citation held its annual meeting at
Durango.
The Wolfe Tongue Mining Company
at Nederland is doubling the capacity
of its MILL
1t has been decided to hold no La
Dor Day celebration at Colorado
Springs this year. r
Receipts of the Golden postoffice
are now sufficient to entitle that ca
to free mail delivery.
Contract for erecting the new West
| Side school building at Greeley has
been awarded at $6,4S3.
The Equity Creamery Company at
| Limon has awarded a contract for
the erection of its plant.
Fifty Camp Fire girls from Primero,
Segundo. Sports and Frederick en-
joyed an outing at Tercio.
Two ucW StCCl opdA Will e
place wooden structures over Kan
nah creek in Mesa county.
E. L. Fitch of Denver, was elected
grand chancellor at the X. P. Grand
Lodge at the meeting at Greeley.
Denver Boy Scouts to the number
of $50 have pitched their tents for an
outing in the mountains near Tolland.
The formal opening of the Denver
Grand Army rest and reading room
was celebrated with housewarming.
VIM. Rockefeller. of New York, Wis
tied in Denver, while making tour
of the Union Pacific Milwaukee rail-
roads.
F. E. Davis had on display at Ord
way cucumber weighing 3A pounds
and measuring thirteen inches in
length.
The Old Congress mine, in the Iron
ton-Red Mountain district, near Ouray,
has produced $4,000 worth of ore
the past year.
The Lake Creek Gold and Silver
Mining Company at Leadville has in
creased its capitalization from $780,
900 to 100000.
James and C. T. Mcmillan and ]. F.
Williams have incorporated the West
Cliff Mining and Milling Company to
operate at West Cliff.
The silver anniversary of Water
melon day" is to be celebrated by the
people Of the Arkansas valley at
Rocky Ford on Sept. ) to 8.
According to State Bee Inspector
Wesley Foster, the honey crop of
Boulder county this year will be twice
as large as that of last year.
A new president and five new pro-
fessors, with freshman class enroll
ment double that of 1915, is the pro-
| mise OF the renaissance that will in
spire the Golden School OF Mines this
year.
Jacob Roth, pastor of the German
Congregational church at Windsor,
filed complaint against p. S. Wagner,
also of Windsor. charging him with
malicious SANDER, and suing him for
the sum of $1,000.
The transfer Of mining property in
the Crisman and Magnolia mining
districts to the Primos Exploration
Company by George w. Teal has been
filed at Boulder. The consideration
noted Is s102,500.
According to letter received from
Washington Stephen T. Mather, as
sistant to the secretary of the inte
rior and executive officer in charge oil
national parks, will visit Glacier Ma
tional Park on his return trip from
California, Sept. 3.
Mrs. Jennie Simpson. 90. widow ol
George Simpson, pioneer Of Trinidad
and for whom Simpsons Rest wa.