The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-11-20

NOV. S4-E0@Stdte IeaCn6TB ASBoCiattOh
Jan. 12-i5.-CoIorado Poultry Fanciers
Association Show at Denver.
Jan.-Meeting Colorado Good Roads
,s15hast ossnd ns Soicoa coane OF North
American Indians at Denver.
E. r. Harper has been named to
manage the 1915 Indian pageant in
Denver.
Jesse R. Wood has been elected sec
retary of the Fort Collins Chamber Of
Commerce.
More than $1.560,00O was paid 10
farmers OF Weld county by the three
sugar factories In the Greeley district
Nov. Is.
Militiamen seized quantity Of
arms and ammunition at a Trinidad
express office consigned to hard
ware firm.
Wiley Robertson visited Aguilar. in
the strike zone, and purchased 1900
head OF sheep. which will be driven
overland to Rocky Ford.
Two explosions of dynamite oc-
Cured in the vicinity Of Sopris. Colo
rado Fuel and Iron Company camp,
six miles south of Trinidad.
The Pueblo Real Estate Exchange
commended Governor E. M. Ammons
for his attitude and manner OF han
ding the present coal strike.
DR.. A. ]. Hatfield. sixty-five. one OF
the most widely known physicians in
Pueblo, died after long illness. He
leaves a wife and daughter
DIR. j. E. Ray of Sugar City. who
had been practicing medicine in South
ern Colorado for fifty years. died at a
Pueblo hospital from heart disease.
More than 200 club women of
southern Colorado assembled in Pu-
eblo for a two-day district convention
Of the Colorado Federated Women S
clubs.
Jack Lewis was sentenced to the
penitentiary for one to three years.
following his conviction of having
stolen horse from a livery barn OF
Boulder.
The sale or purchase or importation
of firearms and ammunition into the
strike district is prohibited in an or
der issued by Adjutant General Chase
at Trinidad.
The most serious "hazing" ever
perpetrated in the Pueblo public
schools will probably cost the life OF
Standish Hamilton. IL, son OF Mrs.
Charles Fabijanich.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Needham Of
Colorado Springs celebrated their fif-
ty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mr..
Needham is .seventy-AA aAd ME-
Needham Is seventy-five.
The Italian government. through its
general consul in Denver. Chevalier
Da villa. has arranged to distribute
$1,000 among families Of miners killed
In the Dawson. N. M. mine disaster.
Frozen to death in October, the
body OF Jerry Laherty, a mucker en-
ployed at Standley lake. was found in
a slough at the lake near Arvada by
Miss NJ. b. Cole, a resident of that sec
ton.
The decision OF the War Department
to make Fort Logan n regimental
post is hailed by Denver business men
as the first step toward the estab-
lishment of brigade headquarters
there.
William A. Young As years old, a
merchant of Leadville and a member
of the Leadville order of Elks and
Odd Fellows. died at st. Joseph's hos
pital in Denver. He is survived by a
wife and daughter.
Dan English, convicted in the sec.
ond degree of the murder of Tony
English on June 81, was sentenced
to serve from ten to fifteen years
in the state penitentiary by District
Judge Cavender at Montrose.
U. C. Tolbert, aged fifty-five. re-
tired to the haymow in his barn at
La Sale, placed the muzzle of shot
gun at his breast and pulled the trig-
ger. The charge tore away the side
of his chest and several ribs.
An alleged plot to get" Major
Charles C. Townsend of Greeley, COM
manding the First battalion of the
First infantry. C. N. G., while that Of
ticer was returning to Walsenburg
from Denver. gave state militia author
tiles much concern.
A practical. If not organized boy
colt on eggs by Denver housewives, Is
taking place, according to grocers.
Since the price of fresh ranch eggs"
or "butter counter eggs" has ad-
vanced to forty cents. the sale of eggs,
say the grocers, has decreased from
33la to so per cent.
The figure of woman tattooed on
the arm of Harry f. Hillen, confessed
slayer of Thomas ]. Chase of Denver,
and self-admitted highwayman, may
result in his connection with the at
tempted holdup OF the Cliff House at
Manitou and the Staying of Night
watchman Albert Whitehead early on
the morning of July -.