The Dolores star., 1911-05-26
STATE NEWS NOTES

cattle man. w. bOOn0 Oee0 IN OeO IN
Dsnvss, Tuesday, the Csuss Of death
being sppoplsxy.
Following clnssly the tsIsgnphic
news that > postal savings bank We 70
b established 10 Dursngo on June u,
Postmaster Panhall hes received the
Official notincatton from the depart.
ment oficlals q Washington to the
effect Along with the notification
came csmplsts Instructions.
Jel1 Keith he'd narrow escape from
drowning Sunday night. He was
crossing the Pine river nsar Ignsci0 on
muls whom the animal stumbled and
It'll Into the Icy water. II was 1t flrst
supposed he was drowned and parties
vent In search Of his body, only TO find
thst he had succeeded 10 getting out
Of the river and returning home.
A carload Of Elk was loaded On the
can In Steamboat Spring. lest Thur
day for shipment to Thomas P. Gable,
game warden at Las Vegas, N. n. II
b understood that the elk arc to Be-
placed in several parks throughout
New Mexico to form . nucleus for elk
raising. A newborn elk was added 10
the herd just before the train pulled
out.
while grading the road near Wind
cor, Monday, men unearthed IN old
snusket, some campfire irons, kettle
aud bones Of human skeleton. The
muskst Is Of the old powder and ball
type and on one side b stamped The
words Harper's Ferry, "6i." The
skeleton 10 supposed TO b that Of .
camper who was killed BY Indiana
yeaS ago.
Two hundred asd Afty feet Of the
Trout lake hume Of the Telluride
Power vest out Monday morning,
causing damage which amounted n
about q, 500. The accident IVES caused
BY the frost leaving the ground under
The trestle about half mile from the
the lake, letting the foundation sink.
The trestls was shout ssvsnty.nvs 1sst
high and two hundred and any feet
Ioag. and when the support savs wsy
the heavy load u vatsr oAnssd the
crumblIng u the entire trssels.
0oalhssn ColesAde's bsst crop this
ysas viii sxessd Mt ysas's crop ~
moro than 20 pr csat Ia asssaes plant
Cd accosdlsg 70 the annual report a
H. Rieman Duval, president d The
American Bsst Sugar company which
was made public yesterday. NJ.
Duvai says that In Colombo there Will
b 9,9eS acres Of the company's land
under cultivation. 1.-THE prospects
Tor the coming year indicate IN 10.
creased supply Of hsets," said Mr..
Duval last night. "In California the
increkse will b 1871 acres. Al Grand
Island ,2s6 acres. In Colombo, where
the contracting Isn't nnishsd, there y
On lncrsase 10 date oe about 30 per cent.
Greeley farmers believe that In ilax
they have found . new crop which
can be grown successfully on dry land
A number Of the Grover farmers have
planted the crop this year = an exPsr.
imsnt. +. N. Miller. Of Greeley. shows
his faith In the new crop, having
planting 60 acres to u on semi-arid
land near Grover. II the nax proves .
good grower In this locality something
may be done In reducing its nbsr Into
linen - well - making oil from the
seed. The State Agricultural college
advocates the growing Of nsx on land
land provided with little water aud u
isa splssdld crop 10 grow previous 70
wheat aud for this reason aiso 10 saps.
eIally adapted 10 the dry areas where
lAll wheat h grown on IN extensive
scale.
The Univsrsity Of Denver will con-
Ter 100 degrees In libsral arts this year
at the commsncsmen exercises, which
took place last night, In Triuity n. T..
church. Bishop Quayle, probably the
most eloquent Methodist minister In
the United ssatss, delivered the ID.
drsss ON the subjsct, "Sldney Carton"
The university hes made rapld stsides
In the last isw ysap under the admin.
lstratlon Of Chancellor n. A. Buchtsl.
During the nsst twenty ysars. u the
colleee. from 1850 10 1899. there we're
ninsty-six graduates In llbssal srts.
From 1870 10 1870 the total nuns6ss 81
degrees conferred Ii III dspastmsnts
~, whlls the numbss given during
the twelve yeas from lsoo to leil
ssached l,oso. making erand total a
LIS degrsss conferred by shs uslvsr.
city since u was founded.
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