The Raymer enterprise., 1921-04-14
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts Of
Colorado
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A blaze swept the Denver shals
brckyards at Swadley. a mile and Il
quarter northwest of Aryada, causing
damage estimated at $4,000.
By a vote Of 20 to 8, the Senate
passed House BIZ No. 50 on third and
final reading, thereby assuring state
hospital and medical school for Colo
RADIO.
The Kersey drug store was robbed
Of 5000 worth of high grade merchan-
disc by thieves who used an automo-
bile to carry the loot. There is no
clew to the thieves.
The trial of Rienzi Dickens, charged
with the murder Of his aged father,
William II. Dickens, banker of Long
mont, Nov. 30. 1915, has been post
poned until September.
Henry c. Watson, the man who
made the Greeley potato famous
throughout the United States, died at
Long Beach, Calf, from heart trou-
BILE, according to word received in
Greeley.
A bohemian metal miner who Is
known ms Thomas Adams was shot and
fatally wounded by Walter Z. Behr,
superintendent of the electric power
station, Idaho Springs, while he was
trying to kill Town Marshal William
Ives with long knife.
As the result of an agreement be-
tween the Republicans and Democrats,
Golden will not hold an election this
spring and thereby save approximate
ly $1,000. The plan Is to let the pres
ent City Council hold over and to re-
ceiye designations 10 those aldermen
who do not desire to hold their office
longer
William W. Prantz, former convict
at the Colorado penItentiary, Is In Jail
In Littleion, charged with the robbery
Of the Strasburg bank and the depot
at Byers. Both crimes were com.
mitted last month. When arrested
several railroad tickets. said to have
been stolen from the depot at Byers,
we're found on Prantz.
The Standard Chemical Company
has resumed operations at its big car
nOtite plant in the west end OF Mont.
rose county. according TO announce
ment by General Manager John /. Mul-
len. More than $50 men will be re. en-
ployed at the various plants Of this
mining company. This company isihe
largest producer Of radium In the
world
Permission to continue the trl-week.
ly passenger service on the Denver 4
Salt Lake railroad til May has been
granted by the Colorado Utilities Serv.
Ice. The order was issued on applica.
ton Of Receiver W. r. Freeman, who
declared that the passenger traffic
was insufficient to warrant the re-
sumption of daily passenger service at
this time.
The Stevens-Barr Lumber Company
at Frazier Colo, suffered $4,000
loss from fire which broke out In
the planning mill OF the plant. The
planning mill and 10000 feet of lumber
were completely destroyed. The other
buildings of the company were saved
from loss by the prompt arrival Of fire
fighters and equipment on special
engine dispatched from Tabernash. The
cause Of the fire Is unknown.
George C. willard. recently sen
fenced to serve eighteen to nineteen
months in the penitentiary, after being
convicted of bribery, will not have to
serve this sentence unless the appeal
which will be taken to the Supreme
Court reverses Judge r. J. Black, who
ruled that Willard had been erroneous
ly convicted. The peculiar quirk Of
the law has caused CONSERVATION In
Grand Junction.
Congressman Taylor and yaile OF
Colorado and thirty-six other congress
men are home from trip to Panama.
While there they were special guests
Of American officials OF the canal zone,
and attended reception given BY
President Porras Of the republic OF
Panama. En- route home they stopped
at Jamaica, and also touched at Cuba,
where they visited the Atlantic fleet
With assurance Of approximately u
$4,000 allotment by the federal bio
logical survey for the Colorado district
the coming fiscal year, coupled with
the $l2,5O0 annual appropriation BY
the State Legislature, l.. B. Crawford,
chief predatory animal inspector, has
announced he will start an immediate
campaign for the determination Of the
mountain lions and the gray wolves
In Colorado.
Ole Hansen, 81, q resident of Jeffer
son county for nearly forty years
whose home was two miles east Of
Golden, was gored to death by a bull
on a nelghboring ranch while attempt
ing to save the life Of a woman. Han
sen was working in his field when Mrs
Burgland, mother-in.law of Steve Rog
ers, who owns the bull, shouted fol
Hansen to come to her assistance.
James Duce, state oil inspector, act
ing for the people of Colorado. ha,