The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-21
Hthy News Notes
From, All Parts Of
Colorado
N.vspapsr Union New, service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Glenwood is to have a new 100000
grade school building. for which the
ground has already been broken.
There are 14,l23,5 500 acres Of good
grazing land in Colorado today and
one sheep or range COW for every seven
acres of 1t.
William Norell of Walden accom-
panied shipment Of cattle to Omaha,
and while the train stopped near
LaSalle, Colo, q couple OF tramps held
up one Of the men who were with
Norell and secured between SIS and
$50.
In q recent bull calf contest held by
the Dairy Farmer, Miss Marie kalberer
Of BroomfIeld, Colo, won the prize
H0lsteIn bull calf, son Of Carnation
King Sylvia, the 100000 Holstein bull
Of the Carnation Stock Farms Com.
pany.
Mrs. Carl White, wife Of q farmer
who lives thirty miles east Of Hugo,
was instantly killed and their 2-year.
old son seriously injured when shot.
gun was accidentally discharged while
going to town with truck load Of
wheat.
Automobile bandits cracked safes In
the DeertraIl State Bank and the First
National Bank, rifled 800 safety de.
posit boxes, which contained many
thousands Of dollars worth Of securi.
ties, and escaped with $4,000 in cur.
rency.
The first annual San Luis Valley pc
tato show will be held at Center, Colo,
on Nov. IL, II and 13. The fourth an.
nual meeting Of the Saguache county
farm bureau will be held on the open,
Ing day. At the potato show premiums
will be offered duplicating those given
at the Western potato show In Denver
last January.
J. Thompson, 10. q bell boy, pleaded
guilty In the District Court at Fort
Collins, to the charge Of having stolen
an automobile, 500 in cash and -four
railroad tickets from Enos A. Mills, the
eminent writer, and proprietor OF
Longs Peak inn In Estes Park, recent,
~. He was given m indetermlnats
sentence to the state reformatory a,
Buena Vista.
Revenue amounting to $35, ,727 ,057.2 .2f
was collected In Colorado by tht
United States Internal Revenue De.
partment for the fiscal year Of 1920. |,
has been announced. The collection
for the state Of Colorado represents in
come and excess profits tax. together
with numerous miscellaneous taxes
The revenue from income and excess
profits tax amounted to SO per cent
more than the fiscal year Of 1919, Of.
flcials said.
The first Indian divorce suit 10 the
history OF I'll PasO county has been
filed by Mrs. Odell Denoya against
Wesley DeNoya, both full-blooded
Usage Indians, the wife charging
cruelty and naming a Colorado Springs
white woman as the correspondent
She asks $3.50 month alimony from
DeNoya, who Is the owner Of much
valuable Oklahoma oil land. She
claims her husbands income from the
government for his oil lands is $1,OO(
a month.
The State Board of Land Commits
sioners sold 1890 acres Of land for a
consideration of S99,320. The average
sale price per acre was S20.1S. The
land was sold from Baca, Eagle, FL
bert, Huerfano. Larimer, Lincoln
Logan, Otero, Prowers, Rio Grande
and Saguache counties. Ten per cent
Of the purchase price Of the land is
paid when the sale is made, according
to rules Of the commission. As usual,
the state reserves the right to control
oil and ore holdings on any of the
land. The next sale will be held about
Nov. Is.
jefferson cOunty's assessed valuation
has increased nearly S2,500o0O in the
last year. The new assessment roll
just completed by assessor ]. W. Klein
show that the assessed valuation OF
the county is S23, ,457 $50. as against
s21 ,O46,955 for last year. The increase
has been made largely In the agri.
cultural sections.
With quotation Of II cents pound
on refined sugar at wholesale In New
York hopes of sugar beet growers for
a large bonus on their beets this year
seem to have gone glimmering. Unless
the sugar market rallies, which there
is no sign Of 1t doing soon. beet grow.
ers will receive only the flat price OF
sl2 ton specified In their contracts
for beets, which was signed early last
spring.
Benjamin ]. Salmon, Denver Stacker
who has been on hunger strike In
st. Elizabeth's Military Hospital for
the insane at Washington, d. c., since
July Is, was declared sane by Justice
Bailey Of the District Of Columbia Su.
preme Court, according to dispatches
received. Salmon will remain In the
hospital pending the disposition Of
court proceedings against the War De-
partment for his release.