Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-02-07
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

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tain. The rich ore was mined ard
Skinned bv pete Peterson well.known
| prospector and miner resid;np of uol-
lywood east NJ Victor who recentlv
secured a lease on the Gue.s lode
mining claim. of the PetreI Gold Min.
ing COMPANY.
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keep all of the factories in the limited
| States running night and day without
| enforced holidays right in Colorado
according to members of Darden po.
mona Grange No. I. and Clear Creek
Vallev Grange No This coa, ia IN
the west mart of the state and can he
mined and sbinped tn the East hv the
construction of the Moffat tunnel.
Continued ownership and onerat,on
| of the railroads of the country NV the
government after the war was nronhe.
sled nv Arthur Powell Davis d,ractor
and ch,ef enp,neer ~ Tho I1nitod
States reclamation service IN . sneech
to sixty-five project managers of the
service gathered in Denver from six
teen Western states to hold an ef-
ficiency conference. ...o
| The Colorado Pr,son Assoc,,+,o,
met at dinner in Denver tn comn,eu.
crate tta twentieth .nniver,orv 1v,tt,
seventy present. Among those who de-
livered addresses were w. E. ,Collett,
F. L. Paddleford. M. P. Capp, Thomas
J. lyman, Chancellor H. A. Buchtel
and Miss Cooley. '1--s
An antelope, said tn he The ,,ne.t
sneeimen IN tbs state will ba mounted
in the rotunda Of the first floor of the
court house at Sterling. 1t is one of
tho antelopes shot recently In Logan
county by number of hunters who
paid the state rather handsomely for
the sport.
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niture storage warehouses In Pueblo
are crowded to capacity and hundreds
of families are living in hotels and
rooming houses. 1t is estimated that
500 cottages in Pueblo could be rent
ed II they were available.
a.n VIZ p,a-r
rison, who had charge of building the
new road In Deer Creek cafion from
Pritchell to Littleton, was seriously in
jured when a rock rolled down upon
him, breaking his right leg and inflict-
ing other injuries.
Business men of Pierce are nlan-
ming a Jubilee celebration tn be nartic-
ipated in by everybody living in that
section. The occasion is the prosper-
ity. which has increased 100 nor cent
over the corresponding neriod Of a
year ago.
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oroers 10 cooperate with the state
OFFICIALS In the breaking up or Illicit
o1stillerles nave peen received by Har-
ve5 Siusser' United States Internal
revenue agent for the Colorado dis
trict from the head office in Washing
ton.
Katie Bankart, a young girl living
near Sterling. is held to the District
Court on a charge of stealing 1915
from her father The girl says she
took the money because her parent
owed her for work in the beet fields.
For the first time in its history Ker.
sev ia Without a hen. rooster chicken
turkey or fowl of any kind. Everyone
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