The Raymer enterprise., 1911-11-23
LITTLE COLORADO ITEma
Small Happenings Occurring over the
State Worth While.

A. w. Newcomb, travelling man
from Denver, killed himself in a hotel
in Oak Creek.
One hundred and two hunters par.
ticipated in the third annual Platte.
vile wolf hunt.
Pasquale Pachetti, an Italian twenty.
three years old, was shot three times
following a saloon row, in Trinidad,
and died.
Abraham Allaart, seventeen years
old. OF Kuner, the twelfth child in
the family to succumb to tuberculosis,
died recently.
Mrs. Mary E. Tanning, aged seventy.
one, and Solomon Patterson, aged
eighty-one. of Fort Collins. were re.
Gently married.
August Seiburg, resident Of Ida.
no Springs for thirty years, paid with
his life for having set fire to bedding
In the Jail of that city.
Water is again running in Morgan
county bitches following a temporary
shutdown at the headgates on account
Of the recent cold weather,
Nick Paulos, Q Greek employed at
the Evans coal mine at Frederick,
was shot dead when he answered a
knock at the door Of his cabin.
To settle dispute Of long standing,
Tom Quick, an Austrian, entered
saloon in Pueblo and shot down Tony
Abamovic. who died on the way to the
hospital.
Isaac R. Miller, for the past seven.
teen years general foreman at the
Union depot, in Denver, and one Of
the best-known railroad employees in
Colorado, is dead.
United States District Attorney
Ward will soon begin proceedings in
Federal Court to obtain the property
of L. c. Stephenson at Fort Morgan
as . site for a postoffice.
James Robson is constructing an
aeroplane in the shops of the C. F. &
l. at Sopris, near Trinidad. 1t is about
sixty feet long and twenty feet from
front to rear Of the planes.
The alumni of the Agricultural col.
lege at Fort Collins will hold its an.
nual banquet In the Metropole hotel
Denver, Nov. 20. Invitations are be-
ing sent to all the alumni to attend.
Frank Woods, sought by the Pueb.
10 police and sheriff for months In
connection with hold.up there, was
captured In Shoshone, Idaho and will
be returned. Wood Jumped his bond
there.
Joe Mikulich, recently convicted of
second degree murder. as the result OF
a Globeville stabbing affray. was sen.
fenced in the Denver Criminal Court
to from ten to fifteen years in the pen
itentiary at Canon City.
Although every available policeman
and deputy sheriff In Pueblo has been
conducting a systematic search, no
trace Of Thomas Kvitko, the alleged
slayer Of Tony Abamerich, saloon.
keeper, has been found.
julie Plowhead Of Kersey made the
record sale OF the season on cattle
when he received $l.340 for twenty fat
steers on the Denver market. They
averaged 1895 pounds each and
brought $5.40 a hundred.
The flat refusal of the Colorado Con.
struction Company Of Denver to pro-
coed with construction Of the Nile Ir.
rigation District project at Fort Nor.
gan, will, In all probability, lead TO a
suit by the directors OF the district on
the 100000 bond furnished by the
company when the contract was
closed.
Colorado mining men want one or
more metallurgical experiment sta.
tions located In the state by the gov.
ernment, and to adopt resolutions for
these stations and to outline cam
paign to appeal to Congress for such
stations there will be meeting at the
Traffic Club In Denver, Tuesday even
ing. November 2S.
The good roads conference at Pu.
eblo, In January, will be asked to rec.
ommend the construction Of at least
four highways across Colorado, as
part OF the great continental highway
now partially constructed. and which
will be in first.class condition before
the opening OF the Panama.Pacific ex.
position In San Francisco In 1916.
Through either the State Game De.
partments wanton neglect or a dis.
interestedness In the welfare Of the
big game In that section, Rio Blanco
county Ia without game wardens. and
has been since the early part Of last
summer. As result. q slaughter Of
deer and elk is going on which, II con.
tinued, will completely deplete the
hills OF these animals.
The Fort Morgan Chamber OF Com.
merce has indorsed the plan Of the
Weld County Farmers Club for rails.
Ing $4,000 to continue the work OF
Profs. Hinman, Fitch and vaplon at
the State Agricultural college at Fort
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