The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1921-02-17
Pithy News Notes
From Az Parts Of
Colorado
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Another movement has been started
Tor the annexation of EnEiewood to
Denver.
The Colorado Supreme Court Get
aside the verdict Of the Yuma county
District Court. which fixed sentence
at life imprisonment, and gave Artie
S. Mckee, convicted last April Of kill
ing his wife, a new trial.
I A proof Of the excellent blood In the
swine herd at the Agricultural College
at Fort Collins Is the fact that It won
fifty-four premiums on thlrty.nine
head of swine exhibited at the recent
National Western Stock Show.
As result of contract awarded from
the superintendent Of public instruc-
tons office In Denver construction
will begin in Greeley at once on three
dOrmitorles for State Teachers Col.
lege. The total cost including wiring
will be about $4,000. A new heating
plant to cost approximately $4,000
also is to be built. ...
! The national House Of Representa-
tlves has passed unanimously bill
authorizing the construction Of five
hospitals for disabled war veterans at
an estimated cost of $l2,5OOOOO. One
Of the largest Of these will be located
! In Colorado. Colorado Springs and
Glenwood Springs are the principal as-
pirants for selection as the site.
Examinations for the end Of the
! first semester in the 1920-'21 scholastic
period at the Colorado School Of
Mines (internatlonaD closed, and the
second semester was commenced with
an attendance Of 455 students In reg
ular standing, compared with 1874 at
the beginning Of the second semester
In the school year Of 18l7.lS.
The town Of Eagle won the county
seat Of Eagle county from Red Cliff
at the last election by 20Z votes, ac-
cordlng to decision handed down In
the District Court at Red Cliff by
Judge Cooper Of Canon City, sitting
for Judge Bouk, who did not wish to
act IN tho cose Rad cue w,,, onna.,
tho case IN tho co,o-ado cnr.o,.
Court.
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dor If tho Stat. pub,ic Utilities Com
n,;.sio, which b,d reducad rotes of
tho Maintain States Telepbone and
To,a,ro,b comnonv in Fort Collins
and ho,d ,ha, N. ,atter cjtv nc nil
thar shame ruls" cities has undIv,d.
oh r,te royu,atinp movers under the
recent ruling of tho United States Su-
prcme Court upholding Colorado de-
cision,
Colorado will be compelled to con-
duct It's tlght against social diseases
sing'e-handed for The next TWO years.
according 10 Il telegram received from
washington. by pr. IL. J. prihkwater,
secretary OF the ooard Oh heaith. for
two years the government has con-
tr'buted to the state board on a dol
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STATE curing january 'o'a'e" Hi''oi4''o'
including examinations and waivers,
according t" the report issued by At
torney General victor h. Reyes. Pre-
'ions COLLECTIONS since NOV. 30 last
when the last biennial period ended,
were slo"".oi' Inns make totai OF