The daily tribune., 1909-01-27
state News

T. O. johnson, aged Ga, an old and
respected pioneer and prominent dry
goods man of Boulder dropped dead in
| his door at 10 O'Clock this afternoon.
He leaves a widow, two dsug hters and
one son.
| News of the death of Alexander
Mcdonald one time king of the Klon.
dixie, has been received By the many
Denver friends of the pioneer miner
1t WAS only few years ago when he
refused $1l 600 900 from London
syndicate for his Klondike holdings
and yet he died last week almost pen
niless.
! Judy. the heavy draft mare raised
by the state at Golden and sold to
T l. Ballentyne Of of Ault. has been
shipped home from the stock show in
royal style Judge was one of the
big favorites at the exposition, espe-
cially with the women. She had a
modern palace stock carswith groom
and An attendant on the return trip to
Ault. and WAS handled as carefully
as though she had been baby. Mr..
aud Mrs. Ballentyne will remain in
Denver a few days with friends.
| The trimming Of a corn indirectly
caused the death of Mrs. ]. P. Will
liams at the Park avenue hospital in
Denver Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Will
liams, after suffering intense pain.
vent to chiropodist on the advice
of her physician. She became some
what better, but was unable to use
her foot. Then she grew worse aud
was removed to the hospital. where
an operation was performed by DR..
J. W. Harris for blood poisoning.
| j. A. Robinson. aged 6. who sold
his ranch near Brush few days ago
for for $40 900. was killed last night
in wreck near Phillipsburg. Kan.
while riding in box car In which he
was moving his household goods and
some cattle to Oklahoma, where he
intended buying a farm. He is sur.
vived by a widow, who remained in
Brush with the expectation of joining
her husband later In Oklahoma. Rob-
inson had lived in this vicinity all
his life.
Two Denver pioneers, both we'll
advanced In years. were married In
Lincoln. Neb. today. The groom
was John 1. Klock, 722, and the bride
was Mrs Sarah e. Schmidt, 63 years
old. They had been childhood sweet
hearts in Denver Mr.. Klock's wife
was Mrs. Frances Klock. who served
a term in the Colorado legislature
She was always prominent In club
and political circles. Mrs. Schmidt
has many Denver friends, but few il
any of them we're aware of the ro.
nance she and Mr.. KlocK had ar
ranged should culminate in Lincoln
today.
Turner. Lee and Ralph. the miners
who have been imprisoned on Handles
pass by storms and snow reached Lake
City yesterday afternoon. accompanied
bv John BARTLETT. John @. Gavin and
Thomas Lyons, members of the party
which went to Handles peak to look
for the men. Turner, Lee and Ralph
| nnd Dnisned their contract eight days
ago, but on account Of the depth Of
the snow and storms that prevailed
almost every day, they decided TO re-.
main at their cabin until the weather
conditions became more settled. The
men had plenty Of food and were
we'll. They were very much sur.
prised to see the rescse party. the
members Of which suffered many
bardships and were almost exhausted
before they reached the men they
were looking for. whilo returning
to Lake Oitv the six men narrowly
missed several snowslides which ran
cross the trail they were following.