The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-11
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.


The Colorado Fuel 4 Iron Company
10 letting contract to the Z. $. LAM
Die CONSTRUCTION Company OF Pueblo
FOR the building OF fifty houses, which
are to be sold at cost and on easy
payments to employees OF the company
VINO lost their homes In the Hood. The
total sum to he expended Will be close
10 *l4o.OOo, ana the houses VIII De OF
three, -FOUR. five anu six rooms. all
thoroughly modern. Ihey Will be
built near the OLD Z. r. 4 l. hospital
"ofk I" "es'h at once
Hereafter MontrOse firemen Will not
he III danger OF being run over ny auto
lists following them to fire. The
City Council has passed an ordinance
forbidding any automobile to he with
IN Oo feet OF fire apparatus going to
fire. Complaint has been filed IRE
quently with the council that when
ever the companies turn out they are
followed ny stream OF autos racing
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VI "e'"s run u"""'
Two bandits with ropes let third
down the side of Pullman car on
Denver 4 Rio Grande train No. 2 be-
tween Grand Valley and Rifle, and he
cut the screens In the windows and
robbed three hammOcks In the berths.
One woman reported the loss OF 500
In travellers checks and $40 in cash,
ana TWO other passengers reported
losses. but the amount was not made
public. SO far as Is known only the
three hammocks were robbed.
The federal census bureau has
placed an average of x3l.22 on farm
lands In Colorado. This is nearly twice
the figure fixed by the county asses-
sors, which was $l6.45 In 1920. An in
crease OF 1O,OOO,WO acres Of farm land
IN the state Is shown by the report.
The average increase In value has been
1911 an acre. Nearly 2S,OOO,OOO acres
OF farm land is reported by the county
assessors tax rolls.
Howard Penn, negro, enraged be-
cause he had been elected from Mex.
lean restaurant In Eaton, kicked In
the window Of hardware store,
helped himself to rifle and ammuni-
ton, and returning to the restaurant
proceeded to lombard it. The Mexi-
cans ran through the rear door, and
Penn was arrested by the town mar
shall and placed In the Greeley jail.
Colorado Springs may be immediate
ly chosen as site for vocational
training center for disabled soldiers,
according to statement made by H.
Allen Nye OF Denver, who has been
looking over the situation. Under
present plans the new building will be
large enough to accommodate Mt least
sDo soidiers. Inc proposed site con-
tains about aoo acres In the foohilis.
An increase In attendance is re-
ported by the university summer
school at Boulder. The total for the
second term Is l.246 as against S74 4
year ago. During the first term tine
registration was 1901 compared with
l,3O7 IN wv the total Tor the sum
mer is 3,l"' as against 2'lsl In l92O.
Richard Hart, ~ years old, son of
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echoO' expenses III Co'or'd" nave IN
creased amour *"'o'uo IN the last Two
years. according TO figures made pub
Tic d! the STATE Immigration Depart
meht. Inc STATISTICS nre compiled from
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george washington ausser. former
cn'ei justice OF the Co'orado supreme
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