The Keota news., 1921-09-02
COLORADO NEWS NUrEs.

10 BVEObVo vuONJ ~ suc "s~se ss"~~e -
lxsns Ut that county possessing SSH
motor vehicles Of various sorts ut that
time. Denver county. which stands
flrxt an the list. has i.:4s: Elt'as" u
third with a4l5: Pueblo II fourth with
! 4SO. and l.arisner NTH with 5O':.
Yuma county. whicl, hms the lowest
number III passenger cnrx. leads the
state In trucks. with 4O0. A,la,ns co,,m.
~ has 2.:2sS7 cars and 247 trucks. IA'.
gan county less than &OOO cars aud I'D
trucks and l.arimer county has 10
trucks. TIE total registration for the
STATE Il ll7.s01 passenger cars. 7.9G
trucks aud e93 motorcycles.
A ncw cave OF vast proportions has
l,eem discovered about five miles
southwest III Victor. In Fremont coun'
~. Il is believed by I'srS"ns who nave
explored II partially that the cave
probably extends mile ar more. The
cavern u In the rari,onlferous lime for.
nation and not far from the juncture
Of Wilson aud High creeks. Spacious
halls, with beautiful stalactltc and sta.
lax,ults formations plllarinx their walls
bO91 Sob Ott tssSV SSSC SNSSOSbsH 0ssss -
l,lOred distance. Abrupt cliffs In the
fl0ors make exploring extremely dif6.
cult. A rss.k thrnwn over one of ihe.s.
dark ,abyMsex did not reach bottom
for eight seconds.
A gymnasium to cost between $780,.
600 and 9s00y00O WAS authorised BY
the board Of regents Of the University
Of Colorado At = special session sie.
voted almost entirely 10 . discussion
OF the building program. Ground is tO
he,s rnkeu early In September In mn #.
fort to have the gymnasium ready for
use with the opening Of school In the
corresponding month Of l8.s. \ siic
oo the extreme eastern cnd of the
campus. across the Colorado 1 South
esn railroad tracks. has been selected.
i adj0lns the proposed athletic field
| u bs Constructed In u ravinc that ira.
verses this portion Of the university
hsllI1nEs.s ~ - s-
Hunss Of &AO00.O0O for this year aud
9l0.000000 for next year for r"a,i c"n.
structj0a within Tive national forests
have bsen approved by the secretary
Of agriculture. according 10 lcle-
gram frosn Congressman vaile to the
agricuitugal bwseau Ut tho Denver
Civic aud Comsnerclal Association.
Congress. Il y presumed, now vii! pass
\ hin that will cover these rxI,em.Ii.
turrs. The expenditures of These
sums. according to Alr. Vale. ix cx.
elwsivcly for The national forests amd
means that tAere will l,c active cuu.
strurtiou In all national forests of
roads.
Revenue collections from Colorado
Tor the 1924 fiscal year werc xsS,p0O..
S8l.2l In comparison with &3I.7:7.
v67.::s8 for 103O. This II decrease Of
8 per cent compared with the 10 per
cent decrease for the entire country.
The Colorado collections werc divided
between &26.OSl,57l.l7 from income
and profits taxes, and $SS7O.2S7. ~
from miscellaneous taxes. Only thir.
teen states showed Increased colles.
lions, Z - per cent In West Viz.
sinia being the largest.
4 new $4,000 fraternity house, one
of the best Of It's kind In the West. is
being erected opposite the University
Of Colorado campus at Boulder, by Chi
Psi, which installed a chapter last
winter. It u to be completed Christ.
mas.
Denvsr employts Of the Colorado 4
Southern railroad will hold their eiev.
enth annual picnic on Sunday Sept. 4,
at Idaho Springs. More than LOO EN-.
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