The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-04-17

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sum equal TO that which ID sppropriat-
cd by the park board and the Jeffsr.
son county commissioners combined.
or s16.O0c. additional.
The initial fund oe 5000 appropri-
ated BY Jefferson county for the Col
den road may be satisfactorily ~
paired but the Morrison road must y
entirely reconstructed.
eso.ooo Available 10 Aid sckssis.
Denver sixty thousand dollars VIII
be available for helping the schools n
the poorer counties of the state ~ the
result Of an opinion by Deputy Attoe.
ney General Francis Z. Bouck. TIE
money public school income funds
ID in the hands Of Mrs. Mary c. c.
Bradford. who. though empowered 70
use II In aiding the schools In The
poorer counties. has been prevented
from doing SO BY conflicting provt
siohs In the new tax laws and the ~
Gently passed minimum wage statute.
Mrs. Bradford called the attention q
the attorney general to the legal tam
gle tying up the money and asked him
for an opinion N to how she might
carry out both the spirit and the letter
OF the law. The ruling OF the attor.
ney general frees the money for the
use for which In was intended.
Quick Rssvits In irrigation Premissd.
Denver.-Success In one OF its chief
purposes. the furtherance of co-opera.
tion between all parties Interested IN
Western development, marked tho
Western irrigation conference. held b
Denver. Federal and state officers and
private citizens who attended the con-
ference. which Numbered about 100
delegates. agreed that the conference
was highly successful. In several res
olutions which were passed sugges-
tions for federal anc stats government
work In aiding the VESTS develop
ment were made. Some Of them may
result In early constructive work.
Some of them will present In concrete
form to Secretary Of the Interior Lane.
who called the conference. the desires
Of the West.
state Urged to uss Hsms eviatins.
Denver. = State Commissioner Of
Printing Risley and Oovernor Am
mons have Joined In . campaign to
urge state Institutions 10 patronixe
home concerns In the matter Of print.
Ing. The Immediate cause for the
campaign Ii the fact that the School
OF Mines recently sent an order for
"prospectuses" 70 . printing firm In
Minnesota. A request will b. sent to
all state institutions urging the pat
ronixing Of home institutions - far ~
practical. This applies to printins
odtside Of the work done BY the
state.
DslsSssss 70 chij1 1sissrs csaoress-
Denver.-ColorsAo and Denver will
send delegates 70 the Child Welfare
Congress ut wsshingtoa. April 1921.
The conference II TO be held under
the auspices Of the Natioaai Congress
Of Mothers and the Parent Teachers
Association Following are the dele
gates who viii attend fron the Den.
yer and Pueblo alstrict: Mrs.. Fred
Dick. Mrs. Henry Hssssy. Mrs. John
sAsfroth. Mrs. Edward Taylor. Mr..
A. ~. johnson. Mrs. W. Q. Tarbsll.
Mrs.. Norman Estsy. Mrs, n. b. Bur.
re. Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs. l..
y. Gugseuheim.
hesmsr IN ossles Aaey I.
Dsnver--OeorEs Z. Hosmsr Of Fort
Morgan. newly appolatsd collector OF
customs for this district, win take
charge OF the Deaver Office May l. He
20 notified Collector Vivian. Who has
made plans 10 RESUME Biz business
after the first OF tie meath.
li@vss csss - ouprsNs csvrs.
Denver.--The city has sppeslesl the
case asainst the Denver C'iab In re-.
sard 10 liquor 1Jceass 10 the 0u.
prems Court. Ths question Involved
n whether clubs srs exempt from The
liquor license ~ net sn1 affects .
number Of clubs h the city.
Theee NWrsl Nsvtse 0seahllehee.
Denver. New rural paatnffise rostss
have BEEN. stah,ishs1 IN Colorado o.
follows:
Arspahos, t'beysans county. routs
No ;. $3.50 mice: saniliss ssFvs1. 70;
so1asy. csc.
Eekisy. yuna scuoty. poats No !.
isnsth, 9O.7c nGlae saailiss sssvs1 -;
saiasy. oeoo.
Ilassnn. thl1llps oouney. Teale ~. Z.
lsaolh SIZE ulDse onm1l1es ssrve1, -:
ealnsy. ~.