2004-01-23 Friday, January 23, 2004 For the first time since his death at Longs Peak Inn over 80 years ago, the Town of Estes Park will be honoring conservationist Enos A. Mills with a seven-foot bronze sculpture of Mills and his dog, Scotch. Read more on Estes Park Trail Gazette
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