The Raymer enterprise., 1918-08-15
Pithy News Notes
From An Parts of
Colorado
'sstsrn Ne sspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
Aug. 7i-2t-colorado State Firemen'a
Convention at Georgetown
Sept mining Engineers meeting 10
Denver.
Sept Fifty sixth annual confer,
snce Of Colorado NJ. h. Chureh ~
Delta.
Sept. 4-5-Shoe Dealers Associatiof
meeting In Denver.
Sept. 1t Arkansas Valley Fair d
Rocky Ford.
Sept. ls-Beaver Park fair at Penrose
Sept. 23-zs-colorado state Far a
Pueblo.
Sept. 1s-zs-Lincoln County Fair a
A concrete watering trough has been
installed at Hayden.
Denver's new water commissioners
met and organized Monday.
A new postoffice building u In
course OF erection at Clark.
The North Golden road is being re
surfaced with crushed rock.
Oak Creek exceeded Its War Sav
ings quota a little over six times.
Many Larfmer county towns have
passed work or fight" ordinances.
Over $500 Colorado boys are help
Ing win victory by working on farms
There were 292 deaths In Denver In
July, compared with 24i in July last
year.
A new $500 grader has been pur'
chased for use on the streets Of Fort
Collins.
Lieut.. Henry P. Reynolds Of Denver
was killed In the Marne drive In
France.
Mrs. Mollie Griffin Of Pueblo was
accidentally shot and killed BY hei
husband.
The body OF a woman was found In
the Platte river. near the Swift plant,
In Denver.
A meter system Of measuring wateI
10 proposed for Boulder by e. o. Hem
rich. city manager.
William Lamb. Jr.. Is years old. wai
instantly killed at Pueblo when run
over by an auto truck.
The proposed bone-dry prohibition
law will 60 to the ballot. to be voted
upon by the people Nov. s.
The house and barn and all their
contents at the Dunlap ranch north oi
Craig were destroyed by fire.
Fourteen cases Of whisky were
found In weeds along the railway
track near Louisville Junction.
Nina May Coates left Denver fol
France. where she will be an execu
tive secretary in the Red Cross.
Oliver II. shoup Of Colorado
Springs has filed his petition as Re
publican candidate for Governor:
Salomer Martinez. 2S. a Mexican
was shot and probably fatally wound
ed by IN unknown person at Pueblo
Home grown tomatoes are coming
into the markets, which means I'M
msnse gain In quality as well as a
come-down In price.
There are eishty.flye hotels and
summer resorts In the Pike and Colo
RADIO national forests. according to
District Forester Smith Riley.
Last OF the wheat harvest east oi
the mountains is being completed al
the higher attitudes. on the north slope
Of the divide, and the yield is pretty
fair.
The Silver Chief mine, on Bear
creek. near Telluride. is being cleaned
out preparatory to rssuming opera
tions on the property, which has been
Idle for = number Of years.
Tice Buzick, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Buzlck Of Fort Morgan. com
mitted suicide by taking poison in
Billings. Mont. according to word re-
csived by his parents. Buick was "a
years old. and was educated In the
Fort Morgan schools.
News Of q rich discovery Of molyh
denum ore and also siivergold-lead
ore has been received at Victor. A
liberal number Of samples Of the
Molybdenum and the silver-bearine
rock was sent a. an indication Of the
genuineness Of the find.
Holding that until there was nesli'
gence in the proceedings no such mo.
ton would be entertained. Justice
James Z. Garrigues Of the Supreme
court declined to vacate an order is'
sued temporarily delaying the junkins
OF the Colorado Midland railroad.
The largest contingent Of men yet
to leave for war, forty-one in number.
left Fort Morgan for Fort Logan. They
were banqueted at q hotel and pa
rade. including the Liberty band and
G. A. r. veterans. moved to the Bur
lington station, where W. s. Coen de-
livered an address.
The proposition to Issue over $l3,-
600 600 in bonds to buy the Denver
water plant was carried at the special
election by a vote Of 6.248 for. to 1900
against. giving the proposition a ma
1ority Of l.44S, and the amendment
q board Of managers was car
ride. the vote being 1886 for. to 1887