The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-09
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

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Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Business men of Nederland, tung-
stem mining town twenty miles west Of
Boulder, have organized q commercial
association.
The Colorado State Fair, which
closed 4 full week session at Pueblo,
was among the best ever held In this
state as regards exhibits, attractions
in the line Of entertainment, and at
tendance.
Frank Thomas, Il negro, b years old,
said to be an ex-convict, ia charged
by the corners jury with the murder
of Jennie Mosby, negress, II years
old, on the evening Of Sept. 50, at
Pueblo.
Eleven persons were arrested, q
large stock Of various kinds of liquor,
a new still and high-powered ma
chine were seized In a series Of spec
tacular bootlegglng raids conducted by
local police officers mt Walsenburg re-
Gently.
State Teachers College ut Greeley
has completed the work Of registering
students for the winter term and has
dustrial high school, which is operated
. in connection with the Teachers Col
lege, has 265 enrolled.
The fOrty-fifth annual convention of
the Colorado Education Association
will he held simultaneously In three cit
les. Denver, Pueblo and Grand June
ton, Nov. 4 to 8. The delegates Of the
Eastern, Southern and Western divi-
sions respectively will assemble at
these centers.
One Of the most daring freight train
rObberles staged In northern Colorado
for years was discovered when
Union Pacific freight train was
brought to a stop near Num-, station
twenty miles north of Greeley. The
train crew discovered that three car
loads Of merchandise had been broken
into between Num- and Pierce, a sta
tion six miles south Of Greeley, and
goods valued at several thousand dol
lars had been removed while the train
was In motion.
iuuS Aoi Nitiui ACItCut luou-
ernixing the Greeley hospital, which is
operated Jointly by the city and coun-
~. have been prepared and will be
presented to the county commission
ers shortly. 1t is proposed to add two
large wings to the present building.
The proposed new wings will provide
ia rooms. which, 1t Ia believed, will
Ia %nr all Pnr NJ
wears to come. The wings will cost
$75,OO0, and will he fireprOOf. A larger
and thoroughly up-to-date operating
room will be provided.
Besides winning the sweepstakes In
the potato display for the fourth con-
secutive year, Colorado won two other
sweeps, seventeen first prizes, eleven
seconds and ten thirds at the Four
te~nth International Soil Products ex-
position ut Kansas City. Judging Of
agricultural exhibits has just been
completed, and though comparative
figures have not vet been compiled, II
is believed In the department that this
state carried off more honors than any
either. or any Canadian province.
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Wesley Swnnk. 81. died ut the Gree
ley hospital from injuries received
when he was buried under 4 load
bricks ne was hauling, the result Ol one
ene OF the waso fa'''h9 our. swAhs IN
survived by three small ch''dren. HIS