The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-06-20
LITTLE COLORADO ITEMS.
email happsnInss Occurring Over the
state Worth While.

Charles Wahl, an old-time settler OF
oYrsy, is dead.
June 81 and 20 will be Strawberry
Festival days At Glenwood Springs.
Orchard City is a new incorporated
town on the Western slope.
Hugo has q new municipal water
works and fire department.
Mrs. ks martinez of Olathe is the
mother OF triplets. born recently.
Delta fruit people fear serious dam
age to the crop from a shortage of
telp.
Construction work has been started
on Grand functions new federal
building.
The Argentine Central railroad was
sold recently at tho court house in
Georgetown.
Heavy rains have fallen in Routt
county. doing a great amount Of good
to the farmers.
Gunnison county will have to rebuild
several bridges on account OF the re-
cent high water.
The Summer School for State
Teachers opened at Greeley with 1000
teachers enrolled.
The Colorado & Kansas. Pueblo's
new railroad. twenty-one miles long,
has been opened.
A gain of $3.50 was made last month
over May OF 1911 in the receipts OF the
Grand Junction postoffice.
Mecker proposes to have q Frontier
Day on the Fourth that will rival the
celebrations Of Cheyenne.
A total Of IS. 900 has been allowed for
flood damage by the County Commis-
sioners Of Montrose county.
John Hopkins and Frank Sturgeon
pleaded guilty in the District Court at
La Junta to the theft OF beef.
The Colorado Springs Chamber of
Commerce will maintain an informa-
ton bureau during the summer.
1t is estimated by state officers that
the cost of printing the bills already
initiated and referred with be $350.000.
An contract has been let at Sterling
for the erection of a $4,000 city hall.
to be finished in Colorado-Yule mar
BILE.
The Roam Creek reservoir dam,
twenty miles north OF De BeQue went
our recently, resulting in a loss OF $780,
600.
Pricking a pimple with pin has
resulted in a bad case Of blood pois-
oning for Miss Annie Dupper of La
Sale.
Guy Kaufman, a wealthy ranchman
of Montrose, suffered fractured jaw
bone recently when he was kicked by
mule.
Tho largest cinnamon bear killed In
Mesa county In the last two years was
shot recently by Carl Bowers. eleven
years old.
A total damage of $4,000 will be
sustained by Mesa county this spring
by loss from the high water In the
Grand River.
The twenty-six-months old baby of
Ray Richel, residing on the Mann
the Farmers ditch.
| The county of Garfield faces a loss
of not less than $3.50. 900 as a result OF
| the high water on the Grand and Roar
ing Fork rivers.
1t Is estimated that Mesa, Delta,
Montrose and Garfield counties win
ship approximately 10000 car loads OF
fruit this season.
The Steamboat Springs Commercial
Club is arranging to entertain the
State Druggists Association which
convenes there July 10 and 20.
The Colorado Grain Dealers Associ-
alton held its annual meeting in Colo
RADIO Springs. Several Kansas and Ne.
braska grain men were present.
Miss Lizzie Sampson of Berthoud
was elected president Of the Fifth dis
| uict of the w. c. T. U. at a business
session of the convention in Greeley.
A Fellowship meeting" or retreat
will be held by the Congregational
ministers of Colorado at the Congrega-
tional church in Manitou June 21-2S.
Howard Baker Of Boulder was
| awarded the decision at the end Of ten
rounds of slow, one-sided fighting In
his bout with Guy Buckles of Omaha
at Cripple Greek.
| Louis Fregangchich, an Austrian
miner living in Russell Gulch, Gilpin
county, committed Suicide in the cem-
ctery beside the grave Of his wife. who
died five years ago.
Using the same revolver with which
his father committed suicide in 1906,
Benny Parks, nineteen years old, killed
himself in the Burlington freight de-
pot at Lafayette.
Work has begun on an irrigation
project which will reclaim 400,ooo
acres OF land lying along the Utan
and Colorado lines between the Green
and White rivers.
Citizens of Loveland will join Fort