The Ordway new era., 1921-02-04
COLORADO NEWS NOTES,

While tie tsrU Fak'llS--e-
~ fncrssssd zs1ea .
-. -sr,dlv II The pzst dsSisis 'haa
a. ,.r,.,,srsSs q H. cis;ss. in te's-
r.,so H. psyalzrioo q ~ tarrin< IL
,-;r,s hss sr0Nn r8o-e RAPIDLY 'lAn .
~, ., he cries. Ftra-s- announced .
- ..,s.-.l csusrs bureau and
,,,,,,si-,i In III c.fice y the >rsie N
-ui--artou DeYzrtuear S2oN MI =
rr-al r-epuIaIio1 .. Ce-orz.io : i,oN
~ cent q tie r2ysl popclAilol-
,,,vyps-s,i WITH a. Pc cent II ls'Ac-
In IT, Tz!red States The rurSt i>l'e
Is-5c- : row ~ Der esur - tEs tel---
,,,,-srare,i with 81 ~ CENT II -si'-
n rursI p.spuizticu la ooic-a'lo ~
1871 : 4>SS-O. compared sI-h SSt+-i>s
in 1914 H. lucrsaSzs being over = l'ek
CENT The u-osn T.spE'a-ien n ~
v-sS .5S25a. cO-1psrr-i V-tl T''=->tt -
1910. he fnereass being slightly ie>s
rhsr L. per ee1t- IN -he United Sl--ss
- u-h.1l.. the Increase n u-osn pop
ulzrSo1 in the pssr decade 7'-S 80 Eel
c,sar. zhls rhe Increase i- rural p"pu-
lst.91 was Only 81 p=- cent lheHs
r-7sS slow clearly chsE. uhils lnere
u7s> strong movement from tA=
sz---> ro The cities be TIE country .
zh.sls- -h-a movement In Ele hocAt
Nrs----.n states ua> from ths cities Q"
- s4-ul>- and THAR This movement
azS sS--,5zIly srrvaz II C9,grato and
M0l-zua-
Colorado IS ccsI-p-n-iuc.H- STATE
: lsapznz 70 he f07- y report r-l-
tsre,f by JAMS Talryl1.s. >tl-e ersii
mine iu~--yrer. shows rE-r The tou-
zs-s for Iq0l trp-u rve-Iy-'ne cuun-
,ieS 7aS tie Creates II tie history OF
The State-I2 5.ao4z. . u=- gain OF =
rC.a-5.5r ruus over 1919 Las Aniua>
sOun-y was tk-- .re.lr-S- Ur0sicce-- with
sste. 81 TINS. an Increase of 1-G-l--
80 tons over the previous year Husr-
far0 county. with : ts>.Is9 tons an in
crease Of 5T01Te -o1s over 1913. was
>ecc1d IarE->r rrotlc-r- Boulder
cycary. with s. p-utce-r- 1t l--5'''S+I
-a-S, increased is 1--ru- 1a.t4i tons
,;1-r-iS1u made rtr Ehl-t largest in
.--z>- in toms -e---g - tons. 1r @
-o-aI 1t 611--qe -a-s- During the year.
scr-r5l-- In Inspector L--rEIlp -
statement. there rs-e. On sd -veuI-a-
1861 men employed E1u-- county
registered : decrease in tonnage irs
output being ee[1lQ q falling OF OF
rs. .I99 tons a. couparsd y=.rL 1919
Company " ol4,hs S-ase Militia,
has dishand=d and he equipment
placed in storage in The state arn0ry
81 Monrruse. due 10 the failure Of the
movement reeeatly ro secure the en-
Iisruenr OF only 8 snail part OF the
membership. When only thirty of the
former miIitIamsn signed for another
hitch. and il sssue<i impossible 10
get the required strength ot six1y-fiye
men the eoupauy was ordered dis
banded
CouZrsssu1an Edward 7 Taylor sent
word 70 mining uen IL Denver that he
believes he EiII be able 70 have the
u-ne assessment work year now end
ing on Dec 80 changed - that it cnr-
responds with the fiscal year ending
On June 81, II Colorado mining men
50 desire. Il the state dos nor want
such Z change. he said he believes he
caa prevent Is being made The con
gresham asked the mining men OF the
state TO notify him Of their wishes.
AL but forty-nine school children il
Rio Grande county. Colorado, ara en-
joyins the privileges and eonveniences
OF cocSOlitzted schools These forty
nine are getting their elementary edu
cation IN four small oue-ruoIu school:
while the remaining 9T-4 per cent Of
the children IN the county are attend
Ing one OF rhree consolidated school:
in that county or the one AZ Center il
the adjoining county.
The biggest radium ore deal eve
made in MOnCr0ss was completed ~hsl
Andrew Nyiund Of the Gateway sec
ZION sold : carload OF carnOtite ore I,
G. Barlow TiImarrh Of the Monrros,
raGLuu sampler which will run con
siderably in excess Of $1,000 ThI
Is the richest ore that has ever passet
through The Moatrose sampler
Morality from all causes anon.
sheep in The Rocky Mountain distric
Is estimated at Si5.0co,ooo TO so, 600,
go annually. which represents NOR
than 5 per cent Of the total value o
the EOcks. according to Dr.. George W
Stiles. bacteriolozisr Of the Unite,
States Bureau Of Animal Industry, il
IN address before the State ye5srina
Rams Association, which met in Den
YER
AL Colorado taxpayers must pay in
come tax On profits made from tn.
sale Of stocks, bonds and other secu
rites, under the government interpre
tatieu thar such profits are Income
This warning followed the publica
ton OF q statement calling attention L
recent decision By the United State
District Court Of Connecticut This de
c.siou held that income from the sal