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Greek, was recovered by q searching
party which has been working co0tin-
uously since the accident The body
was found In the X and L entry Of the
mine. The body when found was not
burned, as the searchers had antici-
patsd, but was PROSTATE on the floor
Of the tunnel with coat around the
head. It 10 believed BY the rescue par.
~ that Testas, seeming the toxic gas,
covered his head with his coat In IN
effort to escape the fumes.
The regular weekly sermon Of the
Rev. Atkinson Of the Baptist church Of
Loveland was heard by telephone by
q score Of his congregation who were
confined to their homes by illness. 4
telephone with large megaphone
mouthpiece has been installed In the
church for the convenience of Bap-
lists too III to attend church. The tel
ephone company has made special ar
rangements which enable part!.s to
listen in on the sermons.
The Supreme Court Of this state has
been appealed to for decision Ms to
whether person is Justified In taking
vacation on borrowed money. as the
result of decision, In the local Dis
trict Court In the case Of Carl Wastes
sen against the Bank Of Olathe in
which Mr., Westessen Is suing the bank
for $500 for injured feelings follow
Ing the refusal of the bank to honor
his checks while on vacation.
The annual student conference of
the Rocky Mountain states will be held
at the Y. NJ. G. A. camp In Estes Park,
June 4 to H. This is earlier than
usual. the dates being advanced In or
der not to conflict with eastern con-
ferences. A clash In dates in the past
has divided talent. This June the stu
dents will have the advantage Of all
the best talent on the Y. NJ. C. A. cir
cult.
Jolted off q disc pillow drawn by a
team Of mules on his dry farm near
Plum Valley, Robert L. Crowder. 40,
hOmesteader, died instantly with a
broken neck. His death was witnessed
by his 20-year-old son. The pillow
struck ridge Of frozen ground which
jolted Crowder from the seat, causing
him to fall.
The business section Of Pagosa
Springs has been destroyed by fire
with an estimated loss of between
100000 and 100000. Among the
buildings destroyed was that Of the
Citizens State Bank, which probably
Is the heaviest loser. In all, fourteen
business structures and their contents
were burned.
The Golden city council has voted to
call the last $4,000 OF Il bond issue of
$4,000 which was authorized In 1879
to build the old Golden waterworks
system. For many years no effort was
made to liquidate this indebtedness
G0lden's bonded Indebtedness was de.
creased $4,000 last year.
Advance reports from the federal
census bureau, compiled by the State
Board Of immigration, show the pro-
duction OF wheat In all the important
wheat growing counties Of Colorado in
1919 to have been 1S,273,125 bushels.
The production of wheat in these same
counties In 1909 was 7,22222, 800 bushels.
An unidentified negro house robber
was shot and almost instantly killed
and his negro companion Is believed to
have been injured In q gun battle In
Denver by Patrolman Leslie Sawyer,
after the alleged bandit and his COM
panion had fired several shots at the
officer.
The Arkansas Valley Railway, Light
and Power Company is considering
plans to expend approximately $4,000
reconstructing and improving the cleo
trio power lines between Pueblo and
Rocky Ford.
For the second time In eleven years
the Trans-Afississippi Golf Associa.
tons annual championship tourna.
ment il to be held In Denver. The
dates have been set for August 8 to Is.
Copies of the income tax primers,
recently issued by the Bureau Of In.
ternal Revenue, which contains ques-
tons and answers relative to the fill.
Ing Of income tax returns, are now
available at the office of the collector
Of internal revenue, Custom House,
Sixteenth and Arapahoe streets, Den
yer, Colo. Copies may be obtained
only through collectors offices, and
are not being mailed from Washing.
ton.
Preliminary reports made by the
census bureau on all counties In Colo.
RADIO. received and complied by the
State immigration Department show
substantial increase In every class
Of livestock for the state in 1920 over
1910. The largest percentage Of In
crease Ii for swine, being more than
100 per cent, while the lowest percent.
age Of increase Is for sheep.
A tri-county fair with jefferson,
Arapahoe and Denver counties as the
participants is assured for next sum,
mer At Overland park, Denver. accord.
Ing to information received In Golden.
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