The Raymer enterprise., 1917-06-14

Colorado's total registration as Off.
cially reported. foots up s3,03s,
NJ, A Leddy. former state official,
died at his home In Colorado Springs,
Within the next 30 days new bank
will be in operation In Padroni, near
Sterling.
The beet stand in the Greeley sec.
tion is reported good, In spite OF re.
cent cold rains.
Twenty new silos will be erected
near Ordway shortly TO take care OF
the coming crops.
Former Governor Hadley of Mis-.
souri,. has joined the staff OF the Col.
orado University.
Troop l. Ranch OF the National Or,
der OF Cowboy Rangers was Instituted
al Longmont on the 9Th.
The merchants OF La Yeta are go.
ing to hold an old-fashioned basket
picnic on the Fourth OF July.
Republicans and Democrats OF Den
yer have joined forces to assist In
raising funds for the American Red
Cross.
Fifteen students at the Agricultural
College at Fort Collins have leased
land and will raise bean crop on
shares.
Fifty-two associations OF Colorado
farmers have asked for loans from the
federal loan board, aggrega,ing g.,
i59,697.
The Second regiment OF the uolo-
RADIO National Guard has been practi.
cally recruited up to maximum
strength.
Governor Gunter announces that he
Is going 10 call an extra session OF
the Legislature to consider war rev.
enue measures.
Degrees were conferred upon l08
graduates of the Colorado Agrieultur.
al College at commencement exercises
at Fort Collins.
John p. Whitson was found guilty
of numbering his wife In the District
Court at Littleton, and sentenced TO
life Imprisonment.
Greeley will be host to Colorado and
Wyoming on July 9TH, with another OF
its great celebrations where every
thing is absolutely free.
After thirty.four years consecutive
service, Miss Sarah Marshall Graham
resigned from the teaching staff of
West Denver High School,
Employees OF sugar factory at Sugar
City are to receive a 20 per cent in
crease In wages and bonus OF 40
cents for the seasons campaign.
The Burton lease on the Little JON
ny mine, Leadyille. reports ore worth
$3.50 10 the ton in gold, with silver
and copper values. Twenty sacks
close TO one ton-haye already been
shipped from this "vug."
The frequent rains, succeeded by
plenty of sunshine. have brought out
unusual number and variety of wild
flowers along the foothills country,
and every ridge and slope and grove
is dotted with bright colors.
Mrs. Il. c. Graves, of New Raymer,
who homesteaded a piece OF land in
Weld coasT, and lived on and i'm.
proved II after she was IS years old.
securing government patent. has
just celebrated her 9lst birthday.
At Boulder city the machinery, fur.
naces and electric equipment, ordered
months ago, are now arrived and on
the ground. ready for installation in
the refining plant OF the Boulder Tung.
sten Production Company In West
Boulder.
In Telluride camp the lnama & Per.
ino Leasing Company mill is at pres.
ent running full time and treating
sixty tons OF ore per day. The Liberty
Bell Company sends out fifteen cars
OF concentrates each month besides
the gold bullion.
With persistent steady growth.
Padroni has been coming to the fore
for some time. and the oil excitement
has fastened matters considerably.
Recruiting for the navy has begun
TO assume some OF It's old.time fire.
Last week there were 81 applications
at the Pueblo station. 21 of which
were accepted.
From Westcliffe comes a report
that the Buffalo Hunter. well-known
producer OF former years, Is to again
resume rank among the high-grade
shippers of silver and small proper
tion Of gold.