The Holly chieftain., 1910-10-07
LITTLE COLORADO ITEMS.
Small Happenings Occurring over t"'
State Worth Telling.

Small Happenings Occurring ose'
state Worth Telling.
Colorado Springs is going after tne
auto and motorcycle speeders.
Delta has strong hopes of securing
the State Home for Odd Fellows.
Lord and Lady Talbert of Duplin'
ireland. are In Colorado Springs.
According to invoice the fire de-
partment of Colorado Springs mas
cash value of $35.O00.
The opening of the Fort Collins
sugar factory in . few days Will give
employment to 400 men.
Pietro Biffanelli was killed in the
Berwind mine at Trinidad Friday py
falling from . motor car.
Philadelphia capitalists are inspect
ing the Greeley district with the oD-
ject of securing q 2O.000-acre irriga-
ton project.
Mrs. A. NJ. Welles of Denver was
elected president of the Colorado Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs at the Can
on City session.
From July / to Sept. 80 there was
shipped from Steamboat Springs s51
carloads of cattle. 145 cars OF sheep
and cars of horses.
The Colorado State Bankers associa-
ton went on record against the bank
guarantee law. Guy L. b. Adamson
was elected president.
Three non-union miners we're at
tackled and badly beaten by 80 union
miners Friday afternoon. at Hecia, .
mile north OF Louisville.
At the Durango fair Thursday bull
let from a shooting gallery pierced
three inches of wood and passed
through the face of lady visitor.
Ranchmen in the vicinity Of Grover
are losing hundreds Of chickens,
many sheep and some cattle from
depredations of wolves and coyotes.
Professor Leslie F. PAUL of the
Colorado Agricultural college has been
appointed county horticultural inspec-
tor to succeed F. Y. Moseley, resigned.
The dry goods and clothing store o.
A. Friedman at Lamar was robbed
Saturday night of $500 worth Of silk
and clothing. The goods were loaded
in wagon.
Denver will soon have telephone
connection with the Panhandle coun-
try, including the cities of Dalhart.
Fort Worth, Dallas, Childress and 9th
er sections.
The U. S. Land office at Glenwood
has decided that certain lands in
Twenty Mile park now held as coal
land is to be released as the coal is
probably 1900 feet underground.
Stocker. the promising proposed full
back of the Colorado Varsity team,
was thrown in practice and his neck
SO badly wrenched that it may disable
him as player this season.
In order that Judge James E. Garri-
gues may take up his campaign for
the supreme bench, Judge ]. w. Shea
| for of Colorado Springs will hold court
in the district court at Ft. Collins Oc-
tober 6.
Ore said to be worth $2,245 900 is in
volved in an action between the Doc
tor Jack Pot Mining company and the
Work Mining and Milling Co., involv-
ing the apex law, now being heard
in the United States circuit court of
appeals at Denver.
The schedule for the interscholastic
football games for the coming season
has been arranged as follows: Delta
at Montrose, October 8; Montrose at
Grand Junction, October Is; Montrose
at Delta, November 5; Grand Junction
at Montrose, November 12; Teller In
dams of Grand Junction at Montrose,
November "a, Thanksgiving day.
William ]. Boyer, who has just died
at Bozeman, Mont, was, 1t is claimed,
the first white man who ever reached
the summit of Pixies Peak; also claimed
that he built the first house in
Denver. It is we'll known that Lieut..
Pike never reached the top of the peak
and the question of who did reach it
first has always been in doubt.
James Fullerton, former resident
of Montrose, and one of the early
Colorado pioneers, was burned to
death at ranch house near Santa
Rita, N. NJ, Wednesday night. Full.
lerton had an angora goat ranch in a
district that had been used hitherto
by cattlemen exclusively. He was the
first sheriff Of Saguache county, Colo
RADIO, in 1871.
The greatest excitement prevails
over another great discovery made by