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CHAPTER III:
ENDNOTES
1. Estes Park Trail, January 8, 1937.
2. Author's interview with R. T. "Dixie" MacCracken, July 3, 1963.
6. Author's interview with Fred McLaren, June 29, 1964.
7. "National Park System (United States)" Collier's Encyclopedia, 8th ed., XVII, p. 171.
8. Returning to Estes Park after World War I, MacCracken found Superintendent Way still in charge of the Park and he decided against taking up his old post as ranger. Though he never again joined the National Park Service he stayed close to the Park and later recalled, "I just had to see a pine tree growing somewhere." Author's interview with R. T. "Dixie" MacCracken, July 3, 1963.
9. Author's interview with James Grafton Rogers, July 12, 1966.
10. Author's interview with Esther B. Mills (Mrs. Enos Mills), July 17, 1963. For a critical view of the transportation monopoly see: Hildegarde Hawthorne and Esther Burnell Mills, Enos Mills of the Rockies (Boston 1935), pp. 223-51.
11. Author's interview with Charles Hix, July 17, 1963. "Charlie" Hix, an early Estes Park resident and then President of the Bank, remembered that most of the local residents did not dispute the Government's right to grant a monopoly.
12. Superintendent's Monthly Report, June 1919, "Monthly Reports, 1919-1923," p. 5. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
13. Letter of Enos Mills to Roe Emery, August 8, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence; also letter of Enos Mills to L. C. Way, August 14, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
14. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, September 9, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
15. Ibid., August 16, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
19. Telegram of Arno B. Cammerer to L. C. Way, August 18, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
20. Letter of L. C. Way to Enos Mills, August 18, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
21. Telegram of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, August 25, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
22. Letter of Arno B. Cammerer to L. C. Way, August 26, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
23. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, August 28, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
27. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, September 1, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
28. Ibid., September 27, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence, Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
29. Minutes of the Larimer County Commissioners Proceedings of August 19, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library. The Resolution read:
Be It Resolved, That the Board of County Commissioners of the County of Larimer . . . do hereby release, relinquish, and transfer unto the United States Government and to the Department thereof, having control of the national parks and the highways therein, the control, management, maintenance and supervision now exercised by said Board of the public highways located and situated within the boundaries of the Rocky Mountain National Park with the exception, however, of . . . the Fall River Road, which is now in process of construction, and upon the completion thereof it shall pass to the United States Government, as in this respect provided.
30. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, September 1, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
31. Paul W. Lee, "Litigation Concerning the Rocky Mountain National Park," in Mills, Rocky Mountain National Park, pp. 230-231.
33. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, September 9, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
34. Memo by L. C. Way, October 29, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
35. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, September 9, 1919, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
36. Superintendent's Monthly Report, January 1920, "Monthly Reports, 1919-1923," pp. 1-2. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
38. Letter of Enos Mills to Senator Reed Smoot, April 23, 1920. Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
39. Editorial, Denver Field and Farm, May 22, 1920.
40. Longmont Call, March 24, 1920.
41. Superintendent's Monthly Report, March 31, 1920, "Monthly Reports, 1919-1923," p. 4. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
42. Letter of Arno B. Cammerer to Senator Reed Smoot, May 4, 1920, Mills vs. Way correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
43. Report of Ranger Maye M. Crutcher, July 17, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library. This and other correspondence relating to the litigation in the Robbins vs. McDaniel and Way case is loosely accumulated on library shelves at Rocky Mountain National Park. None of this correspondence, as yet, has been adequately catalogued. For the convenience of the reader material relating to this lawsuit will be referred to as "Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence."
44. Memo, no date, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
45. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, July 17, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
47. "Complaint," Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
48. Report by Ranger Maye M. Crutcher, July 22, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
49. Telegram of Arno B. Cammerer to L. C. Way, July 24, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library. With reference to the authority to prosecute, Cammerer referred Way to section 3 of the National Park Service Act which reads:
that the Secretary of the Interior shall make and publish such rules and regulations as he may deem necessary or proper for the use and management of the parks, monuments, and reservations under the jurisdiction of the National Park Service and any violations authorized by this act shall be punished as provided for in section 50 of the act entitled 'An Act to Modify and Amend the Penal Law of the United States' approved March 4, 1909 as amended by section 6 of the act of June 25, 1910.
50. Memorandum by L. C. Way, July 25, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
51. Report by Ranger Maye M. Crutcher, July 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
52. "Statement by Mrs. John P. Thomey and Mrs. George W. Howell to J. A. Shepherd, Clerk," July 26, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library. There is some confusion concerning the identity of the McDaniel in this complaint. The personnel records in Rocky Mountain National Park Library list one ranger McDaniel, not two. Therefore it is possible that Dwight W. McDaniel and Lloyd F. McDaniel were one and the same.
53. Lee, "Litigation," in Mills, Rocky Mountain National Park, pp. 233-34.
55. Telegram of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, July 30, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
57. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, August 11, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
58. Letter of Arno B. Cammerer to L. C. Way, August 13, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library. Grace, however, did not suffer serious physical or psychological harm from the encounter. He was back in the Park, illegally on July 28, two days after the incident occurred.
59. Ibid., August 16, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
60. Letter of L. C. Way to Director of National Park Service, August 11, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
61. Letter of Arno B. Cammerer to L. C. Way, August 16, 1920, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
62. Author's interview with R. T. "Dixie" MacCracken, July 3, 1963.
63. B. C. Barnard, "Roger W. Toll," Trail and Timberline, March-April 1936, p. 13.
65. Letter of George E. Scott, Chief, Division of Appointment, Mails and Files to Roger W. Toll, March 26, 1924, Robbins vs. McDaniel correspondence. Rocky Mountain National Park Library.
66. Stockton (California) Record, January 12, 1924.
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