The Arvada enterprise., 1920-05-20
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

Losses OF livestock from exposure In
colorado during the year ending May
were abnormally heavy. according to
reports received by the Colorado CO.
operative Crop Reporting Service from
all sections Of the state, while losses
from disease were about normal. These
reports show that losses of cattle from
exposure were As head per 1000, which
ts the heaviest loss reported in the past
eight years. The loss of sheep from
exposure was 43 head per 1000, which
was the heaviest in the past eight
years with the exception Of 1919, when
the loss was 80 head per 1000. Losses
OF lambs from both disease and expos.
ure were 35 head per 1000, compared
with an average loss Of 40 head for the
past eight years. Losses from disease
were us follows: Horses, q head;
cattle, 20 head; sheep, 81 head; swine,
81 head.
An assay return from the Burling-
anne office In Denver attests the OK
ceptional value Of the latest ore strike
In the Gold King Extension mines at
Silverton. The samples were taken
from the fifth level, at 1000 feet from
surface. The ore body Is five feet In
~. 81 "~ 10" zee. '''o"eo ior '"en-
ty-five feet without decrease in
strength. The assay return shows 9O.S
ounces in gold and 1873 ounces In sill
nor ton -, IN. sm.,,ou *"-
,
Us 'eee,'eu ny 'he Ooiorauo
co.op., "'.,e Cr'p Nepor."s service
, ,,on ,"e Ciop nepor'ihs hoard OF 'he
~" states h"ie"" Vi crop hst'-
"..s SUI" ,"'' '''e'e VIII "e s'ish'
."o' '"s. ~ '"e acIe"se ue'o'ea 10 po-
."'oe' III 'ie prnhc'la' late po'ato pro-
"uc'ns states 'hls year ana very ma
r. drr hoan. e.. .,a.,.", ."s. , $500. ,
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nI,ntino ,hoso ouon, ~ p""' '''
"ts'erh oo'or"ao ana eastern otah
p.'p'e are ""'"eo '''at ,hey shouiu
u'he ''hiheoiate steps 10 dispose OF the
,no"s'"'s Vi ue"o "'i''"".s '''at are ~
ihs on 'he open waste p'aces, terrible
ren'huers OF the nardest winter the
.es'on mas Aho"n II. aecaues' ana 10
pe'e"' ~, !" summer VI u'se"se anu i,es.'-
III ine many u."u animals Will DC
ou,neu, pur'e" Ut oes'roseu ny chem-
',"'s' s''eN'"e'' s"!.
An unsolicited advance OF 80 cents
a DAY has been granted to the miners
IN the Cripple Creek district. Under
the new scale the minimum wage paid
IN that dlstrlct VIII De *i'2'. Machine
men VIII receive % ana the TIMBER men
S4'o' Inc increase also Will apply to
contractors men engaged IN this line
OF WORK RECEIVING more money per ROOT
oi srouhd broken anu per ION OF rock
haho'eu.
Miss Thelma COnley Of Denver, u,
ana pretty, until short time ago an
artist In local department stores, went
to II tool shed on u tennis court. and
ended her lie by firing revolver bull
let into her brain. Friends said she
\as suffering from mental derange-
hhent caused by overwork and to rem
edy which she had recently taken q va
cst'"h TRIP u Na''ior"
george feery' "ho' WIN MS Two oro'
tners' recently purchased the Hour
mills OF the Hoideh Si'"'he company
pernaps the QUEST i'our th"'s III the
STATE. Is making arrangements 10 oper-
ute uem atter q" 'o'ehess u ABOUT ten
years. Inc reerys nave invested hesS'
ny IN Ioiaen rea' es'"'e a"o Will make
thss CITY tne'r ho'ne.
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WORKING III 'e,a aeal .'s "o"e =.
a." se.s, "e'' o'A'"e' ."e s."' co'.
knockeo GOWN seSers' otner men, ou'
none VI u"e". WI" "eus'y "!"'"'
Two OF three "orses were ie"eo 10 t"e
stouno'
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