The Raymer enterprise., 1915-02-11

The Y. NJ. c. A., at Greeley has filed
articles of Incorporation.
A fire in the Schley residence at
Longmont did 5000 damage.
Mrs. G. A. Black was elected presi-
dent at the annual meeting OF the Pu-
eblo Trained Nurses Association
Five hundred and ninety-eight mo-
tor licenses have been issued by the
county clerk at Pueblo for the year
1915.
Governor Carlson appointed r. w.
McQueary to be county commissioner
OF Grand county. vice Fred Feltch. re-
| signed.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop N. c. Matz has
announced five changes among priests
OF the Denver diocese and the crea-
tion OF new parish.
Alan NJ. Bashford, formerly Dem
yer mail carrier, shot and killed him
self at his home because of despond-
ency over the loss of his position.
Suit for $4,000 has been entered
against the retail association OF the
Denver Chamber Of Commerce by the
Western Railway Advertising Com
pany.
Grand Junction bakers have reduced
the size of all loaves of bread due to
the price of flour, which is sl.2o per
hundred pounds higher than 1t was a
month ago.
David J. Palmer, commander,in-ch
of the G. A. R., was in Denver, accomp-
anied by Mrs. Palmer, and the Den
yer Womans Relief Corps gave re-
ception in their honor.
OF the three members Of the BeuIah
school board, one is dying and two are
badly injured as the result of an auto
smash which occurred at Rock Creek.
midway between Beulah and Pueblo.
Speaker Stewart of the House ap-
pointed Green Stokes and Best as tho
special committee to investigate the
State Board OF Capitol Managers.
which has been under fire for some
time.
More than 1000 acres OF state land.
bringing an average price OF SO an
acre, were sold at public auction
sale held by the land board under the
direction OF Register Volney T. Hog
gait.
The petitions for paroles and par
dons of nine prisoners in the state
penitentiary, who were convicted OF
murder are to be considered by the
State Board Of Pardons at It's first
meeting with Governor Carlson
The agency OF a Denver brewery. in
operation at Boulder ever since the
town went dry in 1910 was closed on
order of District Attorney Russell w.
FLEEING. appointed to fill the unexpired
term OF Governor Carlson.
Oliver Nero. Sr., eighty-five years
old. who was in charge OF the CON
struetion of the government mint and
the Union depot In Denver more than
thirty years ago died at his home In
Leayenworth. Kan Death was due TO
old age.
w. 7. Hickey and Eli NJ. Gross, the
| officers Of the Colorado Federation OF
Labor, who were arrested In Denver
on grand jury indictments returned in
connection with the strike Yioences
In Huerfano county. were taken TO
Walsenburg.
Unaware that her husband. Bert V.
Brookhart. late director and instructor
at La Frances Photoplay school IN
Denver. had departed, Leaving behind
an assortment of debts and score or
more Of disgruntled pupils Mrs Jean
Brookhart, said TO have been former
London concert hall singer, Is dying
at Hotel Naples. private sanatorium
in Denver.
There Is talk of designating Let
ter Day" to advertise Colorado, which
will probably be set by the governor
| for March list, when every family In
the state will be asked to write at
least one letter to friends in other
states mentioning some one OF Colo
RADIOS many attractions, such as eli
matte, health, sunshine, mountains,
mineral springs. mountain resorts,
farming live stock aud mining.
Immediate work upon the solution
Of Colorado's low grade ore problems
can be begun by the federal bureau of
mines whenever the bill now pending
| In Congress for the establishment OF
mineral experiment stations in the
West is passed, because Colorado can
offer for the use of the bureau build
ing. machinery and laboratory equip
ment which have cost 100000.
Dairy Day. Feb. lG, and Dry Farming
Day, Feb. II are Two days of the an
nual farmers week given under the
auspices of the Lamar High School
cooperating with the State Agricul-
tural College, the u. s. Department OF
Agriculture, and with Lamar com
mercial organizations. The other days
are Live Stock Day, Feb. Is. Farm
Management Day. Feb. ~ and Farm
Community Day, Feb. 90