The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-02
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

DATE~ FOn C0NtN0 ENENTr.
Feb 10y A. G. A. Annual Convsn
tion At Colombo spfings
fsb. - March i-Carnitai Of Mid Win
Plans and specifications for con
strucilon Of the Fort Morgan fedora.
building have been received BY Post
master Reinert.
The Degge-C CLARK tungsten mill al
Boulder has started up after three
weeks idleness IN which the mhchin
cry was given a thorough oyerhauling
All records for winter cold wer,
broken ut Grand Junction when the
Thermometer registered iG degrees be
low zero. Lower In the valley th,
lowest reported was 30 brloN
The Colorado a Southern l. takinf
steps 10 protect It's right-oi way
through the state Deeds aud plat
have been filed In Fort ColIinA TO-
the rightOfNRy In the county.
J. a. whittenhurg had n narrow r.
cape from death at Rocsy Ford whe.
his To- e on he Harry Maxwell plncr
about one mile west of this c.ty
caught fire and burned 10 the ground
Estes Park having passed into ID,
Rocky Mountain National rark ~
name formerly de- ignatlng the vas.
territory Of scenic beauty nov ind
Gates only the settlement In the par
region.
Hereafter the military drill require
ment at thu Agricultural C0neie q
Fort Collins Will BE- two. instead o
three year Of training. ~ las pre-
Viously been the term during Nhic
all male students must drill.
Butch Johnson Of Man,os frllowc
the wolves that this week KILLED w.
steers In the feed Ia y o, slm 10 nso
and after n daN y chase and tfaCkiuI
bout thiiiy uilor ne came upon them
roIed, tied 10 n tree and ki'vd tn
brrc"t on-
Following the example Of thei
%n"'ihbUts In Eu,u I unity. u uu a,
Of Mo'tai count, farmers rave f0rn,.
n federal fhrm IN assOyi.tol OF th
purrose Of takIur advantage Of IN
IIo,it ons OF the new federal far.
loan law
Because Pu,b'o county IL upidl
coming to the nont a. u cora o. siu
county, efforts to stimulate the 20
ms Of n higher quality OF thu err !.
will be made at the Corn show Whlc
viii be held In connection with a..
iHrm.rs' short course -, the Ia cs d.
school.
4 t~onnit''e OF three from Cn'orit
city. spOa o. N Tor th- propl. Of III.
city Who are sn Gus TO brirg abot
IN" anne'it on Of the town TO Go ,
RADIO springs net recently with a sin.
liar group from Colorado Springs an
BY agreement uude on that o,casio
he az. on vii become an Issue q
the 60 ling April election
4 herd OF hty ,lk from the yellow
stone region In Wyoming will b.
~ ught 10 Colorado for distrlbuto
n the halls above Boulder and de-
land, The forestry service will super
ise their uansporist ON. Two ytat
REo twenty five rlk Werr distribute
Ia the saris district. aud The herd &
said to be- increasing rapidly
Agreement Of both mine operator
and officials OF the United Mine Work
err To recommendations OF the Stat
Industrial Commission prevented
threatened strike Of SOC coal miners a
the mines In H%uerfRno county und
the accepted plan the luiners viii r,
ceiye increases Of 3 cents n day on al
roal mined ami 10 cent a dly TOR NJ
work done In or about the mncs.
The loNrland sugar factor, con.
pleted IN beet slicing al paign lat.
Ibis afternoon after u run OF li2 days
approximately 2is.OOO Iona OF beet
acre sliced. compared with 22i.ts
tons last year ami lSO.i55 Ions ~,
years ago. The factory paid for abou
$4,000 tons OF b'ets pdrcha, Il fror
growers In this district. - re'raln
der being sent from other factories.
The potato growers of Colorad,
a realize increased profits frou
their products, the sane IN breeder
of h~iFh.gtRde livestock are realiE n.
today II they viii observe certain prir
clples OF seed production, ~ d selr,
ton. Standardization Of product o
Tered for sale. and II they will Great
by producing high quality potatoes.
product which viii Justify a distinS
tive name.