The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18
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Practically conplste reports freA
eosaty assessoss to the State lmnigra-
TEA DeQartmsnt show above $1,000
easlns o. which land 70 being cultivated
u Celosads this year. compared With
A.ll7 farms reported by county A.
SCISSORS last year. While there 70 ap.
parsntly Q large area In cultivation u
IL stats thls year than last. the ap-
parent lacrosse In number Of farms 70
perhaps due - more complete returns
betng made By county assessors this
year than prsvious years. Tue law ~
qalring county ASSESSOR to collect ag.
ricultural statistics annually became
effective In 1919. and this h the third
year such statistics have bsea col.
lectsd. Assessors are improving their
reports this year. due largely 10 ~
demands Of local business Asn and
commercial oeganlsatioas for complete
and accurate reports.
Excavatisas now being made Of
ruins "a the San Juaa National forest
at Chimney Rocks, near Pagosa
Springs. Colorado. are proving Of great
Interest. The ruins are doubtless tAe
oldest In the United States and show
mses primitive workmanship than
those in other localities. A permit
covering the San Juan forest was
granted the Colombo State Historical
and Natural History Society and J. A.
Jeancon, director and curator Of the
department Of archaeology and cthnol-
ogy 10 In charge of the work.
Three iron bridges which were sent
to the forestry bureau for erection In
Larimer county BY the government
during the war, and which have never
been put Into service. are to be taken
over BY the State Highway Depart
ment and will be used ON the South
Platte river not far from Denver.
They were intended for use on the
Poudrs river, but are only eleven fest
wide, and for this reason were never
erected. 1t u thought probable that
the bridges will be widened when they
are put up.
Colorado Springs 10 going to attempt
to rival Cheyenne's Frontier Days. A
contract was signed BY the Chamber
Of Commerce with Irwin Brothers,
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oearsd and grandstands will Be built
Immediately. 1t u the plan to make
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check for that amount This sum Pse-
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net estate OF $l,Soa. lbl!90. Bemis was
neavuy Interested IN the bemn Rag
company OF Boston.
Four hundred and fifty vocational
studsnts are to receive instruction at
the Cnivsssity Of Colorado this fall.
according to W. J. Shirley, co-ordln.
at0r for the government, who has
cneree OF tns stuoente sent 70 BOULDER
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