The Raymer enterprise., 1921-04-28
Pitky News Notes
From All Parts of
Colorado
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John Foster Symes Of Denver has
been nominated by President Harding
to be United States attorney for the
district Of Colorado.
At a special meeting Of the school
board OF the Loveland district, the en-
tire corps Of fifty teachers was re-em.
ployed at the old salaries.
Delegates from towns on the Union
Pacific from Denver to the Kansas
state line and on the Rock Island from
Colorado Springs to the Kansas bound
ary, met at Limon to perfect the or
ganization Of an Eastern Colorado
Chamber Of Commerce.
Baptists OF Longlnont will start work
on a new $4,000 church building with
In the next thirty days, according TO
announcement made by the building
committee. A campaign for the raising
Of a building fund has resulted In the
subscribing Of total OF S37 500.
vern Smith. 10, his brother and
their brother-in-law, Russell Hill, 30,
have been arrested In Rocky Ford,
charged with having taken from the
mail box In the ElcapItal hotel, two
checks totaling more than $500 which
had been placed there for mailing By
II. b. Warner and G. w. johnson,
statesmen OF the NJ. J. O'Fallon Sup.
ply Company, Denver,
With characteristic Western energy
and promptness, complete recovery
has been made throughout Colorado
from the rayages wrought by the re-
cent storm, and virtually normal con-
ditlons now prevail. With the excep-
tion Of some damage still unrepaired
affecting telephone and telegraph
service, service facilities are unim-
paired.
A purebred liolsteln COW. Princess
Johanna Hope, owned by T.. J. Lind.
quist Of Denver. produced the greatest
amount Of butterfat Of any mich COW
in Colorado during March, according
to reports Of the Colorado Cow Test
ing Association. Highest record for
herds was MADE by that of Harry Yea.
ger Of LongmOnt. His cattle produced
5S5 pounds Of butterfat.
Mrs. Pearl Burgman, widow OF the
late Fred C. Burgman, who died In
Grand Junction Sept. 10, 1920, on the
operating table In the offices Of Drs.
J. Henry Hook and James Keen,
osteopaths, has filed suit asking So.
900 damages. She charges malprac'
tice. Burgman was operated upon on
that date for the removal Of tonsils.
The complaint charges that the de-
ceased came TO his death through lack
of ability on the part of the doctors
who performed the operation,
Judge James l.. Cooper In the Ere.
mont county District Court In Canon
City sustained the demurrer of pttOr.
neys for ex-COunty Commissioners G.
V. Hodgin, James Belknap and J. V,
McCandless in the suit instituted
against them rs individuals by John
W. Richardson of Denver for $4,000
damages for injuries TO himself and ST..
900 for the death of his wife. as a re.
suit Of an automobile accident near the
McCunber ranch on the Canon City
Florence road on the night nf April ~,
1920.
|, \. Pepper, farmer near Mont.
rose, planted i surprise for sneak
thieves nj one Of his tenant houses
this week IN the form Of n shotgun In.
geniOusly fixed tn the door so that
when the door was opened the gun
would shoot rock salt at the intruders.
The following morning Mr.. Pepper was
surprised when he found he door
open and that the house had been
ransacked, without amy apparent In.
jury have been inflicted upon the rob.
hers. The gun had been discharged,
blowing a hole through the door.
Thlrty-fivc dollars month. with
board and room provided, is 10 he tn,
maximum wage for farm luhOrers IN
Logan county this year II Il lnborel
elects to do without board he viii be
entitled to $50 II month. and will be
provided with n house. garden and d
COW. the county farm bureau decided
Mt a meeting recently held in Sterling
When her clothing caught fire as
she threw a pan Of blazing oil into the
yard Of her home, II mile east of Hud.
son, Mrs Earl Shackle, 20 bride OF
five months, leaped into bed and
smothered the flames. The quick ac,
tion of the young woman undoubtedly
saved her life. She was badly burned
about the face and hands. but physi.
clans assert that she will live.
The first American silver dollars
ever manufactured in Denver are now
being coined at the United States mint
following receipt Of more than LOCO,
600 ounces of silver In small amounts
extending over II period Of more thar
thirty days, from the leading mining
camps Of the West, Coins of this de
nomination Were last stamped by the
Philadelphia mint In 1904, until theil
resumption at that place last month
officials said.
That the siIyer-gold producers are