The Raymer enterprise., 1918-11-21
Pithy News Notes
From All Paris Of
Colorado

AhN oAtoAfo mil ~ otoVhAhSA4 - 49,
soon commence operation.
Beet growers were paid about s13.-
600. 900 for beets delivered In October.
State inheritance tax collections
for the last biennial period amounted
to s5s3.G92.
+. F. Stroman. Of Pueblo, is report.
cd In the Canadian casualty list as be-
ing wounded.
Mrs. Mcdonald. wife Of Former Gov.
ernor Jesse =. Mcdonald, died at her
home In Denver.
A sugar beet weighing l7is pounds
was raised by J. A. Benner on his
ranch near Craig.
approximately 100000 bushels Of
wheat have been threshed In Larimer
county this season.
The town OF Miner. 10 miles west
Of Steamboat Springs, has been
equipped with electric lights.
At meeting OF the Routt county
commissioners, a petition was granted
for the proposed Todd Creek road
from Morrison creek to Yampa.
The honor flag Of the United States
shipping board has been awarded to
five Denver machine manufacturing
plants for nieritorious production.
The Colorado Farmers and Farm
Women's Congress at Fort Collins
will be held early In December this
year instead Of January as originally
planned.
Work will commence at once upon
q 700.foot twocompartment shaft on
the famous Pinnacle vein at the In
ternational Fuel Company's mine
north Of Mt. Harris.
Prices were advanced on nearly all
the principal food products sold by
grocers by the Denver county price
fixing committee. which announced
Its weekly list Nov. Is.
Mrs. Theodore NJ. Stuart, wife oi
the Denver lawyer and captain in the
United States army. died at the home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
c. Bradley In Centerville. Iowa.
The demand Of The janitors OF the
Denver public schools for an increase
in salary was denied at the meeting
OF the school board The increase
asked ranged from us to $40 a month
There Is to be no slackening in Wal
work in Colorado. That word was
sent to County Councils Of Defense
when the Colorado council met In
regular weekly session at the state
house.
Pete, Ganbry. 60 years old. former
ly q laborer on the Colorado & South
ern railroad at st. Elmo. died at St
Josephs hospital in Denver as the re
suit OF burns received when a lamp
exploded In his home.
A telegram asking President VII
son to authorize Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood to come to Denver at an early
date and give an address upon recon
struction needs. particularly in rela
ton to the welfare OF returned sol
diers, was sent by the Denver Civic
and Commercial Association.
Twenty-six young men whose minds
had not been tuned up to concert
pitch for the grand symphony OF evo
luton now being played in unison
with the roar of cannon. walked out In
red-capped and red.headed Indignation
when four women appeared among
them as porters at Denver's Union
station.
Following the verdict OF coroner's 4
jury that Miss Mary Lareau came 10
her death as the result OF an illegal
operation performed without warrant
OF law. Miss Helen Stoughton has
been arrested, and Mrs. A. De Foe
will be arrested. according to state.
ment made by District Attorney vii
liam f. Foley OF Denver.
With the reports received at the
office OF the manager OF health In
Denver, Nov. IL, incomplete on &C.
count OF the fact that no reports were
made Nov. IL, the toll OF the influ-
enza epidemic for twenty-four hours
totaled nine deaths and seventy-seven
new cases. This brings the number of
deaths TO 430 and the new cases to
4,S31./ II
Influenza is raging among the
Southern Ute Indians at the lgnacio
agency, twenty-five miles south of Du-
range. One hundred cases are re-
ported among the 400 Indians on the
reservation and twelve deaths have
been reported. No whites have died.
lgnacio is quarantined tightly against
either entrance or departure and all
stores have been closed.
Lieut.. J. II. Cover. former Deliver
municipal gol. champion. and one OF
Colorado'a most popular golfers. is
credited with the honor OF having
bombed the Kaiser. In letter to his
mother, Mrs. John H. Cover Of Den.
yer. Lieutenant Cover says that. &C.
cording to the official intelligence re-
port. the night he bombed Mannheim
the Kaiser was paying an official visit
to the town and had to take refuge in
cellar.
Accompanying his award with a
scathing lecture. Judge John |. Mul.