The Ordway new era., 1917-06-15

Sept. l,-ss-CoioTAoo s'S's
eelo.
The total registration in Denver
was is.i6s
The total registration in Teller
county was l,005.
. Betting was ordered stopped in
Denver pool halls.
A live stock association has oeen
formed at Longmont.
Twelve Pueblo Fairgrounds were
formally opened Saturday.
Twenty.two hotels have taken ou'
licenses at Colorado Springs
An extra session Of the Legislature
will probably be called in July.
NJ. A. Leddy. former state official
died at his home in Colorado Springs
A report says there is s2.50O,ooo
worth Of flour in Denver dealers
store rooms.
One hundred and eight graduates re-
ceive diploma. from State Agricultural
College at Fort Collins.
Postmastsrs are receiving copies OF
. bulletin asking for harvest hands for
| Oklahoma and Kansas.
Colorado has supplied her quota OF
! the 5000 stenographers required by
the Council OF National Defense.
The Knights of Columbus lodge OF
I Cripple Creek agreed to subscribe for
$500 worth OF Liberty loan bonds.
The nev board of directors Of the
| Colorado Midland railway is contem-
Z plating many Improvements on the
( line
Fffty-two associations of Colorado
[ farmers have asked for loans from the
Z federal loan board. aggregating 81
| i5S.6s7.
{ Daring April the Chamberlin sam
I pier at Georgetown shipped $50 tons
| OF GRE. having an average value OF $50
/ per ton
/ The Second regiment OF the Colo
I rado National Guard has been practt
cally recruited up to maximum
{ strength.
f H r Lougenour raised 1896
pounds OF beans last season on ten
and one-half acres His crop netted
him 1850.
4 fifry-toOt steel girder weighing
ten tons has been received in Pueblo
to be used in the construction OF the
nev city hall.
Galley and Son. lessees OF the Jerry
Johnson mine at Cripple Creek. during
May shipped eight broad gauge cars OF
ore yielding $40 TO $50 per ton
Work on the sugar factory At
Brighton is rapidly progressing. The
sugar warehouse which will hold 25..
009,c pounds. is completed.
oats. barley and all hay will exceed
the production OF 1916 in Colorado. &C.
corting to the June LIST estimate
The Denver lodges Of the knights OF
Pythias are pointing with pride these
days to the number OF men from theiI
ranks Sho are giving their services
10 the country.
The Burton lease on the Little Jon.
ny mine, Leadville. reports ore worth
$3.50 10 the ton in gold. with silver
and copper values. Twenty sacks
close to one ton-have already been
shipped from this "vus"
At Boulder city the machinery. fur
neces and electric equipment. ordered
months ago. are now arrived and or
the ground, ready for installation in
The refining plant o: the Boulder Tung
: stsu Production Company in wes,
Boulder
The Gnpin railroad. twenty-eight
niles long, vas sold TO u. S. Radetsky
vho recently bought the Denver, Lar
annie & Northwestern railroad. 1t wa.
sold By the sheriff and brought
$4,000.
More than 10000 gauze articles
such as dressings, bandages, etc. anc
LOO other articles. such as bati
robes, patamas. etc. have been com
pleted by Red Cross workers in Colo
: rsdo Springs.
The frequent rains. succeeded b,
: plenty Of sunshine. have brought ou
: unusual number and variety of wilt
flowers along the foothills country
: and every ridge and slope and grow,
: is dotted with bright colors.
4 Colorado woman, Mrs. Frank W
W Conner of Boulder. is the sister o
Cen Sir Herbert C. O. Plumer. com
: mander Of the second British army
|, who Is the hero Of the great offensiy,
launched by the English troops. Gen
erai Piummer is Mrs. Corners oldes
r brother
EMPLOYEES of sugar factory at suxa
ciiy are to receive a 20 per cent in
crease in wages and bonus OF q
|, cents for the seasons campaign.
II p. H. Zang of Denver has = rrou