The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-12-12
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ConING nvnNrs.
D~A Farmers and Farm
Dss cGnsr..i e Fort ..sina Of
Colorado Editorial Association At
jan. si-is-w.st.rn stock shov a.
The Denver public schools will not
epsn until Jan. 3. 1919. and the school
year will close July L.
Col. jerome B. Wheeler. veteran
builder and organiser Of the Pixies
Peak rqgioa. died at Colorado Springs
following short illness.
Twsaty.four hours after her mother.
Wfs. Ida J. Tullar Of Denver. died OF
tuberculosis. Miss Lillian Tullar. IL
years. old, died Of heart disease.
Republicans will have . majority OF
ff1tssn In The House and Democrats \
najority Of seven in the Senate. when
the Lsgislaturs convenes Jan l.
Mr.. laeahr b. Eames, state secrs-
tary Of the W. C. T. u, one Of the
widely known temperance workers Of
the state. died at her home In Denver.
Dominic Orcine, ono of Boulder
county's pioneers, died as result Of
shock caused by receipt of news OF the
death Of his son. Harry Orcine. In
France.
Unlsss the civil service amendment
to ths state constitution ties his
haAds, Gov Oliver H. Shoup will have
spme $50 appointmsnts to make dur
inx the first six months after he takes
offioe. SIR
John J. Hatfield. pioneer Coioradan.
dted NJ the age Of % He was born in
1855 in Barboursvills, Va. He had
lived In Denver near the place he died.
o1E West Eleventh avenue. for forty
ysars.
Earl H. Lyen. son of Mrs. Bessie
Lyen Of Denver. was killed In action
IN France Oct "a. His name appear
In the casualty list issued by the
United States government Thanks
givmg day.
The incoming Legislature will b
asked to appropriate about $4,000 for
indebtedness incurred by the Soldiers
and Sailors home at Monte Vista In
excess Of the biennial appropriation
Of $4,000.
Col. James e. Huchingson will con-
tinus actively a. the commanding Of
ficsr Of the Third Colorado regiment
Of infantry. his resignation having
been not accepted by the adjutant
Roneral's office.
One OF the topics that win hold the
attention Of the incoming Legislature
concerns regulations OF corporations
that set out to develop the resources
Of Colorado. including minerals. met
als, precious ores and oil.
TAe record for the number Of
liGusr permits Issued in one day was
again broken Dec. 2. wheE. grand
totaa of 1.4es was reached in the
hQnor department Of the clerk and rs-
eorder's office IN Dsnvsr.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars heart
balm b asked by Mrs. Carrie H. da
Mendoza. . nurse residing in Denver.
from A. J. Smillie. wealthy farmer of
Eaton. In suit charging breach OF
promise filed in the Greeley District
Court.
Providing work fnr men who will
lose their Jobs when soldiers return
to take mp their formc- occupations 10
taak set about BY tho Boulder Com.
msrc1al Association. and whicn has
met with the approval Of the City
Council.
The Colorado committee ON recep-
tion. working In conjunction with Of
ficials OF the Fifth Avenue Associa-
tion Of New York, has arranged to
Welcome home Colorado soldiers in
hospitabie fashion when they reach
New York.
The John Good estate. according to
an appraisement filed with the will
n the Denver County Court, Is valued
at $Sz1,0l333. II IL left almost en-.
tireiy to his widow. Mrs. Rosalia M.
Good. who will receive the income
from = trust fund until her death.
: George 3. Berger. president of the
Wenver Clearing House Association,
has brought to the attention of the
State Council Of Defense tho posi-.
btlity Of adding twenty or thirty mil
lion dollars to Coforado's capital re-
sources BY = special insurance pre-
mium tax
The United States food administra.
ton has compiled figures showing the
pa production Of the country. In ';o,o-
fado this year 7.s47,s72 pounds Of peas
have been canned and 10.SsS.222 cases
lave been packed in the United States.
This 10 an increase of 100000 cases
over any previous cro?.
Official totals OF the state canvass.
Nc board on returns for United States