The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-21

Another important recognition to
Colorado came from the Harding adj
ministratlon with the nomination by
the President of Rush l.. Holland of
Colorado Springs to be an assistant at
torney general. The appointment had
the personal Endorsement of Attorney
General Daughsrty and of the COlOra.
do senators.
Joseph p. Flanagan, an ex-sailOr,
was arrested at South Platte by Sher-
If G. c. Kerr, following two attempts
to commit suicide. He Is In the JEFF
fers0n county Jail. His sanity Is to
he tested, authorities say. Flanagan
ID said to have been gassed In France
and was recently patient ut the Fitz-
simOns hospital.
The third annual stampede, an event
that now brings people from all over
the intermOuntain region. will be held
this year on August 3, 4 and 5 at Monte
Vista. The committee In charge report
that in the matter of attractions and
general features the stampede this year
will b the best 10 far held, and there
10 every reason to believe that rec
ord-breaking crowd will attend.
Capt. Arthur Talbot of Battery A.
Colorado National Guard Artillery, has
been notified that sixty-four horses are
now en- route to Pueblo for the use of
the battery. There are also en- route
eight 75-mm. guns. With the horses
now coming. the military organizations
In Pueblo, Troop G Of the cavalry and
Battery A, will have ninety-six horses.
all to be stabbed at the state fair
grounds.
The count at the Colorado state
penitentiary shows n prison population
Of 1872, which Ia the highest for several
years. and which IL nearing the high
water mark of ante-prOhibitiOn days.
Following the adoption of statewide
prohibition, the prison population grad
ually decreased from more than 800 to
something like $50. the count on No
vember 80. 1918. being 56l, or 221 less
than that Of to-day.
Alexander BaudinO and OctaviOus
SerrinO. miners employed at one Of the
Triangle Coal Company mines. four
miles south OF Durango. were painfully
burned when, after placing and firing
rouho OF shos' tne! entered 'heir
coal ''n'" VIII" "s"e" 'a"Ps' VINE"
an explosion Of gas occurred. The
former was burned around the head
anu '"e ater o. '"e ""!. i"e'r
burns are not fatal.
Thomas phOenix sunnrint endent NJ
the Wntrous care IN Curtis street.
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one IN ,uri.s IN th.n whom +, c,uvht
the weight OF the wheels and body ns
the machine turned over.
Suffering from n serious conclusion
of the brain by reason OF striking his
head on an iron bar across a gate,
Warren Steele Of Estes Park Is In II
critical condition. He was driving II
tiu'h iohh'i WIN nay W wv NpiNeiS
ut Fall River road cnmp, and when he
reached the entrance to Horseshoe
Park, which is guarded by high steel
gate. the load was too high to get I'M
der the gate. He is said TO have been
driving fast, and the iron bar above
the gate struck him on the hend,
knocking him unconscious for several
hours and causing n serious cOncussi0n
and possible fracture of the skull.
There ara twenty. four county oycuts
Mt work In C,loroL, J.v,,iny ,h.,r
entire time to the advancement, of the
farmers interests Ask your agent
to helm Won II he cnun,, hc vii, rot
into communication with someone who
can.
The ronid increos. In ourIcul,ur.l
o.,,v,,y in no,.irri.,,.d sec,,ons n,
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