The Glenwood post., 1911-11-04
LITTLE COLORADO ITEMS.
Small Happenings Occurring over the
State Worth While.

TiO bldHCO county CldilnS lue TeCOTu
production of wheat and oats.
State Insurance Commissioner w.
l.. Clayton of Greeley is seriously ill.
The Fort Collins sugar factory is
daily turning out sixty tons of sugar.
The Gilcrest State bank is in the
hands of the state bank examiner
pending investigation.
Joseph Mikulich was found guilty
of second degree murder for killing An
tone Lustik, in Denver.
The Boulder Fish and Game Club
have secured 100000 trout for the
streams of that vicinity.
possession law book which has been
in his family since 1892.
Trunks containing loot valued at
$500 which had been stolen from the
Santa Fe depot in Denver have been
recovered.
Thursday, November 2, will be Su-
gar Day at Longmont when all the
farmers and beet growers are to be
guests of the company.
AS result of resisting noldups in
Pueblo Orvid Hitchcock lies in hos
pital in critical condition, having
been shot through the groin.
The Grim Reaper has recently been
severe on the old settlers of the Long
mont vicinity, five having passed
away within a few days.
George Edwaldt, who attempted to
coast down the cog road of Pixies
peak on a toboggan sled. died of his
injuries in Colorado Springs.
Col. James B. Lynch, one of the
best known railroad men of that sec
ton, and recently live stock agent for
the Santa Fe, died at Pueblo.
P. H. Mcdonald, while in Gunnison
recently, drank quantity of tincture
of arnica, thinking it was whisky, and
as result is in a serious condition.
Attorney General Griffith has sent
an opinion to State Auditor Leddy in
structing him to pay the salaries of
the employees of the State Board of
Health.
Bishop William A. Quayle of Okla
homa City, will open the great Home
Mission conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Trinity NJ. E.
church in Denver, Thursday, Nov. 8.
The State Bureau of Child and An
imal Protection has so far in October
handled twenty-five cases of depend
ent children. Most of the cases were
urh oh tric cl,nn
The Colorado State Baptist Asso-
citation, in Colorado Springs, went on
record in opposition to the acceptance
by Secretary of Agriculture James
Wilson of an honorary vice presidency
in the Brewers association.
Farmers of the Grover country will
grow emmer next season, many hav-
ing secured seed from Wyoming and
planted this fall. Although the cost
is $40 per bushel, the crop is expected
to yield $50 bushels to the acre.
The Knowlton Construction Compa-
ny of Denver filed suit in District
Court in Pueblo against the Pueblo
Rocky Ford Irrigation Company for
$12,24S said to be due on a construc.
ton contract southeast of Pueblo.
C. " Hudson, owner of the City
hotel at Victor and employed as
miner at the Portland, was danger
ously injured when a rock fell. driv-
ing candlestick, which was in his
hat. into his skull.
In duel of toes in which both Rich
and Burgess covered themselves with
glory, the University of Colorado men
won the initial game on its schedule
from the University of Wyoming on
Gamble field at Boulder by score of
18 to 8.
The Woman's Club has started
movement for better drama for Den
yer. A branch of the Drama League
Of America will be organized to place
the taboo on all bad plays that come
to town and circulate enthusiasm for
the plays considered worth while.
With $4,000 tons of beets ground
and made into 5000 tons of sugar by
the three factories of that district in
the last month, and with the sugar
campaign Dul Ialrly wen begun, lnlS
seasons output promises to exceed
all others in the Greeley district.
South Platte and other ditch own
ers who appealed from Judge Gam
ble's decision defining the storage sea-
son of water in reservoirs have filed
$4,000 bond in the Supreme Court,
putting into effect the decree issued
by that court stopping the storage of
water in northern Colorado until
April l, 1912.
Ticket scalpers who are found gull
ty the second time of contempt of
the Federal Court for violating the in
junction obtained by the railroads pre-
venting them from operating, will go
to Jail for a long stay, Judge Robert