The Dolores star., 1920-06-11
bLORADO
FATE NEWS

coiHIHihN VI u 'hNH'IN 'itpH
pOrganizcd Colorado National
n Grand county.
Clifford Harris, 2-ycar-oId son
ert T. Harris, farmer. living
eey, was drowned when he fell
high fence into II metal water
Bonichsen, - years old. was
killed by lightning while n,
the ranch of his father near
b. The men were planting seed
Is declared by mining men to
>f the most important strikes in
Juan district in recent years
n made by the Paymastcr
company, operating the Payinas-
lp OF claims in the Red Noun
hing section.
1tangely bridge, which fell into
ter three weeks ago, has been
And practically all the structure
<at n saving to MOffat county of
The bridge will be safegunrdcd
future mislaps by concrete
ents.
n c. +. Thaysr of Fort Morgan
Ned to crank his automobile the
e bucked forward, knocking him
cious. and then continued its
across the sidewalk and through
hte glass window of n grocery
bering the spirit calling. she said
minutes before, of a former hus-
James Waddeli, who is dead.
Josephine Stiles OF Denver, the
5Df Frank Stiles, committed sui
)y poisoning in her bedroom mt II
{in that city.
D first candle fire to occur in Den
d fifteen years resulted in a 800
u the home of Vic Walker, depu-
nstable, 2S29 Lafayette street.
kandle had been placed on n table
(r in the evening and when mem
bf the family retired for the night
believed they forgot to extin-
it.
hver is overwhelmingly Amcri-
according to figures compiled
the official census received 10y
'ivic and Commercial Association.
4 the city a population in 1870 of
b. In 1910 the number of native
citizens was 1862 rs against
D7 in 1920, gain OF 202 per cent
impaired to gain of 2O.l per cent
g entire population.
authorizing the director
II the Industrial Sugar Company
sue negotiable bonds to the value
10000 at any time IL may see fit
50, to remove the company head
.crs from Fort Morgan to Denver,
10 increase the directorate from
o seven members were adopted 1T
'cial meeting of the stockholders
9 company ut Fort Morgan.
p man who was killed M James
Wis, was not Earl Ballard, the
# Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Ballard of
mont. This was proven when the
t supposedly containing his body
rd from GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Ballard.
cr of the supposed dead man, and
nj of his sisters and brothers and
relatives positively disclnimed
resemblance between the dead
and Earl Ballard.
njamin +. Smith, alias Hal II.
ard, Jr., 20 years old, was SEN
d to Il term of six TO ten years
q state penitentiary on a charge
'laining money under false pre-
$, by District Judge Charles Corn
at Cripple Greek. Smith is al
to have passed number of bad
IS in Colorado Springs and Salida,
ias successful in obtaining money
II one check here.
ilroad men have acquired n rev
X property at Monarch lake,
fifteen miles north of CRANKY,
'e south fork of the Grand river,
I is expected to develop into one
e big mineral discoveries of Colo
A small corporation has been
ed and work is being pushed. The
is said to be sixty-five feet wide
II n depth of twenty-five feet gives
MS of over 500 per ton in gold. 1t
ought by expert geologists to be
'iggest proposition that has been
in the state.
g forest resources of America are
being destroyed three times us
ly as nature, assisted by the or
ed forestry movement, can re-
them with new growth. Unless
pt and effective measures are in
ced to arrest this process of dis
ion the country will, probably
II twenty-five years, find itself no
r able to meet the market demand
)rest products. Such a condition
'niy result in industrial stagnn-
exorbitant prices for wood pro-
which enter into the daily life of
eople,
nver saw Its first funeral of 81
war hero when Wallace Simpson
of the ayjou nfrinintaI i'm ,,ui