The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-03-13
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

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mox,msto,v Ian onO .cros ~ boat. Ind
,.en s,rnrI nm fn, NV ,h. Great West.
~, sugar conn,pv In n,rthorn Colo.
nd, md II ,s noss,,I. that tho fins,
gvur.s will reach 1oO 100 Rns,nv m.
n,t cron hoyevor on,v on lao 600
,cres md with nm average Of twelve
ons to tho mere on the $40 flint rate
ron To he mid Inv the Great Western
Sugar Company. there will be 1.6SO,OOO
ons Of beets or $l6,SOO 900 paid to the
,armers
The greatest building boom In the
history of Pueblo is in sight. NUM-
ipal improvements are contemplated
when spring comes. Two new paving
| district petitions have been filed with
he city commissioners and two petl.
tons asking for the creation Of two
other paving districts are being CIR
culatcd among the property owners
and the response 10 such that there is
40 doubt hut that they Will be Included
In the work this spring.
An employment bureau for the re-
turned soldiers and sailors has been
opened ut Denver In the Knights OF
Columbus building, by the National
Catholic War Council, under whose
auspices all X. OF c. work IL carried
on. 1t is open to soldiers and sailors
of any creed and every effort will be
made to secure employment for them.
No fees will be charged. Lieut.. James
Is. kenney, recently returned from the
service. IL In charge OF the bureau.
A proposal for n bond issue for
| $4,000 Is likely to be submitted to the
taxpayers of Logan county shortly In
the interest of a dormitory for the
Logan County Industrial Arts High
school. The need OF a dOrmitOry has
been apparent for a long time, md 1t
is declared that many OF ~ rural
children are prevented from attending
the high school because of the lack OF
accommodations for lodging In the
State superintendent OF schools hns
offered n bronze tablet to the school
showing the largest holding per capita
of War Savings STAMPS. II is said that
Pittsburg, PA. and breckenridge, Colo,
pupils are running meek and neck"
with $40 to the pupil. Mrs. Melissa
Hayden, superintendent OF schools OF
Summit county, Colorado, In confident
that the breckenridge SCHOOLS Will
prove to be the winner or the bronze
tablet.
Finding little to do since the cexsn.
ton OF hostilitIes, the Wonien's COun.
ell OF Defense Of Trinidad has formed
Itself into u Community Welfare
League. The business men Of the city
have set out to raise *l,UD AZ SINK
Ing fund necessary to equip the mead
quarters OF the organization Late
reports show that considerably more
than the desired amount hns beer
raised.
Capt. james r. Abbott, son Of Mrs
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intalliUcnre officer md nrcyious I,
this Ind hecn sent To CHM. jam,
and the Fur Enst ,o Investigate con
di,ions there
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Colorado Springs, was drowned whcl
she accidentally fell into nm nbnndone,
well In the rear Of the hotel Their
was only four feet Ut water In tn
well and the woman fell head fore
most, burying her head In the mud.
Thu n.xt f.w dnvs vii, d.,ermin
uh.,h.r there is uny oil I'm pucb,
county The driII.rs opcrn,Ipr nj In
val, NJ IN. ov.rlnnd. HIp Eight fiy
miles west OF Pueblo, hay" Ron
through the red beds and cInim to b.
In the cap rock, which Is Just nbOv
the supposed oil-bcnrIng snnds.
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