The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1920-02-27
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.


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tor training for tc,ch.rs and to take
nm tho ou.sti,r ,r be,,er salaries for
trimmed t.ochers Notifications OF
this m.o,inp ,ra hoinc sent Ia reprc-
sentative orp,nizutIons of nrnprrty
owners but any organization will be
welcome whether notified or not.
Edward Eclh,rdt o-vo.r.o,d son of
PouI Eckbardt farmer living cnst of
Greeley near the sugar factory, was
rescued with his brother, Samuel, 4
years old. from their burning home by
Conrad Kaufman, who, passing. saw
the house in flames and discovered
the children huddled together in the
burning Kitchen The younger child
Is suffering from severe burns about
the head and shoulders and little hope
is held out for his recovery The
mother of the children is dead and
the father was in town on business at
the time Of the fire.
Forty stamps of the new Gold King
Extension mill at Gladstone have been
started TO pounding the accumulated
ores of the Gold King Company. and in
II short time will he running sixteen
hours out of every dav. Manager w. r.
Kinney states that the company will
now be shining n constant stream of
hfgh-grude concentrates. which will be
hnulcd TO the railroad cars for trans
portoriou to fine sm.lter. ms well rs the
regular shiDmcntS of gold bullion mndr
ia fine United STATES mimi nj Denver by
this company
w ~ Van Eaton q rnncher living
aIob+ ,niI.s northeast of \uun ruIn
* daod nc the result or Injuries re-.
c.iv.I whom no WINS strrcE hv Irninu
Pacific nossoupar train No 1o4 os h,
wos crossiu- tho railroad tracks n,nr
Num- in II heavy touring car lie was
,.,,riod ,,.o,. / n,n r.o, an IN. I,co,no.
tive pilot. but was nppurrutly unllurt
when picked M. U.zvas rushed to "A
hoSpitnI i'm Greeley Internal injuries
were the direct causc of death.
News or ber sisters ,Ie,th in Wales
rohhed Miss Hannah Henry 60 wears
old of hor last r,miIy tc SIN. drank
n,isor ar tho homo nf Mrs Y Eoryu-
snn in Danv.r dvirr, within , r.v.
minutes after removal +, the cnuuty
bosnit,I For ve.ks Miss Henry hand
planned Il visit to her sister and had
purchased her rnilroad TRANSFORMATION,
steamship passage and arranged for
The passport. when n letter arrived,
telling of her sisters death.
With disbursements or ssa13oiS 23
in 1919 Denver Maid out marc nancy
than in any other veor in the historv
of fine city according IN statistics com
nIIod on tbe cosb balance and reroints
for the MAST veor nv civ Audi,or T. II
Stackhouse. Not only were the dis
hursements much larger than in other
years, but the rcceipts. totaling 81
T16.1l5.50, exceeded any previous
twelve months.
Edward II. Devine, associate editor
of the Survey, and one of the leading
social workers of the United States,
will be member of the faculty of the
University of Colorado summer school.
which will open on June IA at Boulder
Mrs Cora Winchell of Columbia Uni
versity will have charge of the classes
IN nome economies ana irot jerome
Iowa Oh okialoiha University OF the
department OF social science.
Using hack saw furnished him by
his wife, Louis q. Martin, wanted by
the police in Flint, Mich, on Il charge
Of grand larceny, escaped from the
county Jail at Colorado Springs while
Deputy Sheriff c. w. Mimic of Flint
was making preparations to take him
oack 10 the Mlchigah city on night
tram. Inc saw together with par
VI p''eis anu wire hippers' were
iounu Ill HIS cell al'er 'he escape.
Misgauging the distance he had as
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