The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-10-31
Pitlly News Netss
Fsssa Aa Pans Of
Colorado
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Road work ON the Crested Butte
apAerset route Il sprosressing.
Issl. Brinkerhoff Of Mancos shfppet
: 1:S80. iaHbs and ewes to market.
beavers total registration for TIN
: gensrsl election Nov. is 1928.
IA silo II under construction on the
pfoperty Of F. H. Hoffman of Two
puttes.
The tipple. at the Hart coal mine
near Craig has been remodeled and u
Preparing for busy season.
Denver will have aeroplane mail de
livery after the war, according to ID
Vices, received from Washington.
TIE FLU" has . good grip oa Rscky
Ebrd. but while there are sonstAaal
ltke 26O cases. most of them are light
The Dsnwiddie ranch south Of Hay.
den produced an average Of thirty
bushels per acre Of wheat, On LA
acres.
Denver came through" with
emptiness when in two hours her
quota of $4,000 for Denver Boy
Scouts Was raised.
The Colorado state Council of De-
Tense has issued > bulletin exhorting
the people Of this state not to be mis-
led by peacs talk.
r. w. Belasn Of Las AAimas, died of
wounds. anA W. A. iChalnsr Of Edge
water vait-voa.deA. according to tie
Canadian Cassalty list.
DR.. Richard B. Moore Of the q. Q.
~dreau Of Mines at Golden Announces
that he has discovered substitute Tor
radium which he calls nsso1hoEilm.
Kathryn Yana. the ealy Japaness
baby In Routt county. and the month
old daughter Of llr. and lfrs. TX. @.
Yama. Il the owner es Libsrty Bond.
There are two xeaso In Dsayer Who
feel saightsd. They made an attempt
to enlist in he motor transport corps.
Aad were refused becauss of their
sex.
The Colorado coal mines are Row
approximately 10000 tons short In
the production OF fuel for this year A
serious shortage Of labor IL said to be
the cause
Colorado sent s62 sons to Fort Nc.
Arthur. Cal, lis Of them leaving on
special train over the Union Pacific
and others filling four extra coaches
attached to the Rio Grande train.
William R. Leonard. president of
the Hibernia bank, was stricken with
paralysis at his home In Denver. dy-
ing within q few minutes. He had
been in poor health for some time.
Miss Nola n. Gillespie and Miss Ada
Irene Hawkins. Of Denver. and Miss
Wave n. Richardson Of Pueblo. left
Donver for New York from hence they
will sail TO France to do Red Cross
Vork.
The funeral Of Joseph A. Thatcher.
chairman Of the board Of directors OF
the Denver National hank sad pieaeer
Colorado financier. who died at his
home In Denvsr. was Asid Monday af-
ternooa.
Seven nANsa -pssaAs of ssaoar we're
saved for the csaasApttsa Of the
C0uuNby l88A Bo84D0 Uy kAAc OuAkC&
States Boys working Reserve. &C.
cording to word received by the State
Council Of Defsnso.
Col. Frank Adams. chief Of the state
constabulary. is said to have In stor-
age 10000 gallons Of whisky seized
from bootlesgers. This store 10 be-
ing heavily drawn upon BY physicians
iv, h~ NN Inf
That General Hospital No. 21, known
as the AurosA rscuperation camp, will
be increased to . capacity of 5000
beds instead Of 1000 originally
planned 10 the belief Of members OF
the State Council of Defense.
Three Colorado boys slishtly
wounded are contained In the lists Of
casualties made public by the war de-
partment Oct. IS. They are: Edgar
J. Allen. Berthoud; william L. Black.
Lay. and Rasssll J. Burge. 0oldfield.
Four deaths from influsnsa were re-
ported at Boulder. Friday. and three
1t Nederland. TAses were twelve new
cases in Boulder. a which ten were
among the stuasnts In training. Aoai-
der had thirty eight funeFals Thuss-
day.
The. Colorado Development Fedsra-
~ received telegram from Charles
A. Or e the var industries board In
WasAtngtsa asking for data a. to
facilities for handling q $1,000. 900
contract for the building Of automobile
tracks,
The fact thst the Lincoln Minina
aAd nsasceioa Ceapany. . Chicago
concssa. ~ .pen0Arsd the site for q
nansaasse - esAsentration plant on
II IroaelaA IN prp3erty At Cripple
Greek. would iAA1eafe that the COM
pAny II satisfied = to the extent and