The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-04-21


of Town Trust ,es and Mayor Clyde
Martin met and transacted regular
business then the new board and May
or !. A. Steele were sworn in and held
tn ir first meeting. The new trustees
are DIR. John C. johnson and H. f.
, Beauvais Frank W. Zugelder was re-
elected and with C. L. Stone, A. +.
winslow, and j. H. Gallatin as hold
overs compose the new board. r. H.
Andrews was elected for town marshal
VIM. Deutemeyer. ditch tender. C. H.
Stone, Town Attorney. R. j. Potter,
Treasurer, F. E. Keenan,, Supt. of
Light and Water DIR. Hanson for
Health officer. Application of j. H.
Ro nson for town surveyor was taken
under advisement The headquarters
of the Town Marshal was designated
as being at the Town Hall.
A debating team from the Greeley
Teachers College will be here for the
evening of the Goth. to meet our team
composed of Geo Eastman and Hugh
Palmer, to debate the question "Re
solved that the Japanese should be
excluded by the United States on the
same basis as the Chinese" The de-
bate should be we'll worth hearing
and we hope all our people who can
will turn out and give the boys fine
audience. Our side is the affirmative.
Twenty-eight years ago today just
such storm as this occurred. showed
all night, all day and about 1S inches
lay on the ground at the termination
of the storm One year ago the 18th
of this month was the date of the ter
, rife blizzard throughout Central,
Northern and Eastern Colorado, and
when Mr. Copas lest his life from be-
ing caught in the storm north of Col
orado Springs -Salida Record, April
18th.
VIM. A. Potter of Gunnson. Colo
RADIO, has accepted a position as For
est Ranger on the Gunnison National
, Forest He assumed teh duties of
, Ranger on April l, and at present is
working near Paonia He will be as
signed to the Taylor Park District.
Potter was the only applicant for the
Forest Ranger examination held in
Gunnison last October.
Albn Johnson who returned from
Swedea a couple of months ago, and
+. WHO has been visiting relatives IN
Marquette, Neb, since, returned to
Gunnison this week and will likely go
to leasing at Ohio City. Mr. johnson
made mighty good on his Chicago
lease at Ohio City. and naturally in
, clines to that territory for another
S venture.
M. j. Galligan of Pueblo, attorney
for the defense in the murder case
, that has been transferred in the Dis
trict Court from Telluride, spent
Monday here and went on down to
Montrose Tuesday morning. He is
preparing for the trial which occurs
next week.
j. F. Harrelson and wife of Well
ington, Kansas, aunt and uncle of
Ora Grafford. arrived on last Thurs
day evenings train from the West.
They expect to visit in Gunnison for
month or six weeks.
TIE suit for damape brought by j.
A. Heimbaugh of Colorado Springs,
against the Good Hope Mining Co.,
nearly two years ago was dismissed in
the District Court Tuesday on petit
tion of plaintiff.
J. j. Gregg left Gunnison yesterday
noon with about $50 head of fine fat
steers. for the Kansas City market.
Lee Burgess, District Attorney. ar
rived this evening from Grand juno
tion to attend District Court.
The Doig family and the Gribbin
family have exchanged residences du-
ring the past week. '''1
Word from the hospital in Salide
states that Riley Dean is improving.
h!egra Hollenbeck came up from
'o'a On this evenings train.
;-loy' Ruck is out again after. his
oe'ge w''h srallpox.
t'nr ''nvar,i returned from Sar
cot IL mo.nipg,
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