The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-10-10

ne new tOQRTeSallOildl Cuuieh o.
F'lagier was dedicated on the 4th.
Austins only newspaper. The West
Slope, has been moved to Cedaredge.
Tom Hughes, the sensation of the
Boston Nationals, is an old Salida boy.
The Divide Tidings is newspaper
just started at Ramah by T. ]. Holmes.
Hog cholera is reported in Larimer
county, rare condition in Colorado
Increased mining activity is re-
ported in the Cripple Greek district
Three new hotels are planned to be
built in Estes Park during the next
year.
The question of an electric light
plant is being discussed by citizens OF
Pitkin
Due Bros. have sold the Mesa Coun-
ty Mail at Fruita to Chas. P. Diefl OF
Los Angeles.
Las Animas county has 1854 cases on
the docket for the October term OF the
County Court.
The electric company proposes to
start work on it's plant at Cedaredge
early in November.
A radium refinery is proposed for
Grand Junction, with good prospects
for early commencement.
Ten employees of the Denver postof-
flee have been raised in salary 500
to 5000 per year each.
Work on the new addition to the
hospital of the University of Colorado
az pou1Jar ie uau npdar NAV
Shipments of fruit from Grand val
| ley points total more than $500 cars
mostly destined for eastern points.
A reunion of pioneers of El Faso
| county who have lived there fifty
| years or more is to be held In Colo
RADIO City.
Boulder Claims novel attraction fol
visitors in the way of beaver colony
right in the heart of the city, on South
Boulder creek
| Stanley c. Warner, Denver Mason
and Shriner, left for Washington to at
tend the special session Of the Su
preme council, A. A. S. r.
| John Kimsey at Evans has realized
$4,000 from his four-acre garden tract
this year. Items were: Watermelons
$500; Strawberries, $562.50.
| Rev. n. Magnusson of Evans re.
ceived the prize in a pumpkin show at
Greeley, his exhibit weighing 93H
pounds. There were forty entries.
The Council of the Town of Morri
son has appropriated $1,000 toward the
construction of the proposed Presi
dents Summer Home on Mount Fal.
| con.
George J. Lubers, stepson of ex.
Speaker Lubers of the House of Rep.
resentatives, died at Ignacio from
drinking carbolic acid by mistake fol-
whisky.
Six thousand bushels of lodge pole
pine seed are being collected this fall
on the Arapahoe national forest for
use in government reforestation work
next spring.
Ellis Huntsman, fifteen miles south
east of Ramah, is building a barn
! 40x25O feet, which VIII require $4,000
shingles to cover. Sounds prosperous
for the locality.
A milk condensary seems certain
for Fort Collins. The company has
been Incorporated ana committees are
ascertaining how many cows can be
pledged for the milk supply.
Governor Ammons has issued a
requisition on the governor of Ne.
braska for w. M. Mcbride, wanted in
Washington county for burglary and
larceny. and the requisition has been
| honored.
| ]. A. Barclay, formerly manager oil
the Pueblo Chieftain, is the president
and manager of the company which
| has just purchased the Grand juno
tion Daily News. The price involved
In the sale was S25,100.
Charles Wakefield Cadman, the ia,
| NOUS composer of Indian music, has
| established his residence at Fort Col.
Inns. where he hopes to complete his
Indian opera upon which he has been
engaged for several years
H. B. Orns, living four miles east
of Pierce, has, according to the Gree.
ley Tribune-Republican, killed 61s
coyotes during the past seven years
Orns keeps pack of hounds which
seem to have proven competent.
Hez Sisco, eleven-year-old son OF
Mrs. Rose Sisco, 3515 West Sixth ave-
nue., Barnum, had both ears torn off
when one wheel of cart from which
he had been thrown at West Sixth
avenue and Lowell boulevard passed
over his head. The accident is one of
the most remarkable brought to the
attention of police surgeons in recent
| years.
The committee having in hand the
matter of consolidation of Colorado
Springs and Colorado City, will report
| its findings within a few weeks, and