The Glenwood post., 1911-11-25
riTTLE COLORADO ITEMS.
Small Happenings Occurring over the
State Worth While.

Sdue 10 ~ HILLS.
Roads in the vicinity of Ramah are
being improved.
Gunnison is soon to have a new
Methodist church.
The new high school building at La
mar has been dedicated.
In the Gunnison schools there is a
total of 21S pupils enrolled.
Joe Sargent, aged sixty-nine, was
found dead in bed at North Longmont.
Arrangements have been made for
the manufacture of nickels at the Den
yer mint.
Along the Crested Butte branch of
the u. & r. G. railroad there is ten
feet OF snow
Mrs. Gertrude Patterson has been
placed on trial in Denver for the kill
ing of her husband
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Rice of Long
uont recently celebrated the siXty-first
anniversary of their marriage
A. j. Schamp, plasterer, fell from
the dome OF the new Methodist
church in Trinidad and was fatally in
jured.
old, of Kuner, the twelfth child in
the family to succumb to tuberculosis,
died recently.
The 3year-old daughter of ]. L. Null
Inns of Montrose was probably mortal
ly burned while playing around the
kitchen stove.
Mrs. Mary E. flaming, aged seventy
one, and Solomon Patterson, aged
eighty-one, of Fort Collins, were re-
Gently married.
Nick Paulos, Greek employed at
the Evans coal mine at Frederick,
was shot dead when he answered
knock at the door of his cabin.
The trustees of the National Jew
ish Hospital for Consumptives. at
Denver, report that the shortage, ap-
proximating $4,000, has been made
up.
Word from the East is to the effect
that Manager Dick Cooley of Salt
Lake City has repurchased Players
Schimpff, Pendleton and Morgan from
the Denver club
Chris Jensen, the Battling Dane,"
has issued challenge to fight kid"
Rose of Fort Collins before any Fort
Collins club at 1856 pounds for not less
than five rounds nor more than ten.
One of the most extensive campaigns
of education ever undertaken is being
J., ,l,a
pany, in showing ranchmen and farm
ers the use of dynamite in doing their
work.
Colorados expenditures for charity
approxmates one million dollars an
nually, according to the report made
by William Thomas, secretary of the
State Board of Charities and Correc-
tions
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 $1,S40 for twenty fat
steers on the Denver market. They
averaged 1885 pounds each and
brought s54O hundred.
Fben Serigstad was killed. Kristo.
sen Serigstad has broken leg and
Francisco Mansueto had narrow es-
cape from being caught under hun
dreds of tons of ore, when a rock fall
occurred in the Liberty Bell mine at
Ouray.
Looking forward to growing a larg-
er acreage than ever in Weld county
next spring farmers have begun to
prepare their fields and it is estimated
that 100000 acres of land will be grow
ing crops in the irrigated region of
that county next summer.
The services accompanying the un-
yelling of the memorial tablet com
memorating the tragic death of Father
Leo Hendricks, who was shot down in
the sanctuary of st. Elizabeth's church
in Denver by an assassin February
23, 1908. held at the church in that
city, were interesting and impressive.
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