The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-10-23
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO
Newspaper Union News Service.
Dates for Coming Events.

oct. 3O-Nov. colorado Kennel Club
Nov. 6-s;-Thirteenth Annual Conven-
ton of Rocky Mountain Hotel Mems
Nov. 242e-state Teachers Association
meeting at Pueblo.
Association Show at Denver,
Jan. 19-24.-National Western stock
Show at Denver; sa
Association at Colorado Springs
1s15.-Last Grand Council of North
American Indians at Denver
Cleanup day was a great success in
Grand Junction.
Jacob Benner was fined $50 in JUS
tice Court at Loveland for the killing
of pheasants.
Colorado ranks third this year as
a producer of potatoes according to
the acreage titled.
The beet growers around Loveland
received $4,000 as the first payment
for beets delivered last month.
A $4,000 theological seminary will
be built in Fort Collins by the Ger
man Evangelical Church of North
America.
Anticipating a crisis in the strike
situation state officials are making
preparations for the possible calling
out of the militia
The Rocky Mountain Fuel Company,
operating extensively in the Northern
coal field, has voluntarily increased
the wages of its men.
In fight in the kitchen of the Yale
restaurant in Denver r. J. Lytle.
cook, was probably fatally stabbed by
Arthur England, waiter.
In the first payment made by the
Fort Collins sugar factory to the farm
ers of that district for sugar beets the
growers received $4,000.
Diphtheria threatens to exterminate
the entire family of Edward Chura, a
homesteader on Deep creek. fourteen
miles from Steamboat Springs.
William Maughan, fifty-nine. fore
man of the Chamberlain sampling
works of Black Hawk for the past
nineteen years, died OF tuberculosis.
Mrs. Marie Minot Mignolet. fifty
eight. member of leading Belgium
family and wife of Jean Mignolet, Bel
GUM consul at Denver, died at st.
Joseph's hospital following an opera
tion.
Hayden, one of the oldest towns III
Routt county and the county seat at
the time of the Meeker massacre, will
celebrate in Western fashion the COM
ing of the Denver & Salt Lake rail
road.
Owing to the coal miners strike at
Oak Creek, traffic over the Moffat
road has been greatly reduced and
there is some talk of cutting the pas
senger and mail service to three trips
q Wes1.
Alfred Dickinson. a student at the
Agricultural college at Fort Collins,
was saved from drowning by Freder-
ick Kroeger. who for the second time
within year, has proved himself
hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Ross. sixty
three and fifty-eight years old respec-
lively. living on a ranch near Redvale.
small farming town in the western
part of Montrose county, were burned
to death in fire at their home.
The will of Mrs. Sarah Jane Sulli-
van, which was filed in the County
Court at Denver after making be-
quest of SIS 600 to her two grandchild-
rem. gives the residue of the estate to
her husband, Dennis Sullivan.
Advices received in Denver from
New York indicated a plan to increase
the capitalization of the new Denver
Union Terminal Railway Company
from $4,000 to $30,00O,00O is being
considered in financial circles of the
metropolis.
William C. Hall, who a month ago
assaulted Charles Peterson, IL bar
tender. with n knife, after dispute
over some change. was sentenced to
twenty days in the county jail at
Breckenridge and ordered to pay
fine of $40.
Education equal to the white mans
and competent leaders are the two
things most urgently needed by the In
dians today. according to the opinion
of the speakers at the third days ses-
sion of the Society of the American
Indian held in Denver.
The Christmas holidays have made
necessary the advancement of the
date for the Moffat tunnel bond cleo
ton from January 13 to January 27,
this conclusion having been reached
by the tunnel commission and City
Attorney l. n. Stevens of Denver.
Efforts to locate Frank l.. Finch.
former editor and owner of the Arap-
ahoe Herald of Littleton, who disap-
peared several weeks ago. have failed
and his wife accompanied the body Of
their eleven-year-old daughter. Fran
To oliver Kansas for. bIlriol
Thomas j. Thompson, sheriff Of
Boulder county in 1898 and for many
years one of the leading citizens of the