The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-15

County Fair. aoodpasturs. Sept.
81 Fred Lytls. secretary. Pueblo.
Bounty Fair. Yuma. Sept. 1l-s+:
Williams. secretary.
is.S< Bureau Fair. Dyers. Colo. Sept
H B. Teller. secretary.
County Fair. Sugar City. Aug.
r. A. Hamilton. secretary.
Il 10 State Fair. Pueblo. Sept 3s-
l. Beaman. manager.
mo County Fair. walsenburg.
County Fair. at Castle Rock
4-s: James z. TressIsr. secretary.
n arson County Fair. Burlington.
slzs IS: J. II. Hefncr. secretary.
% County Fair. Calhan. Oct. -:
< Nance. secretary.
Grover Packing Company has
nenced work on the construction
k4 60,0 900 plant at Grand Junction.
- hundred and fifty taxpayers Of
lhlngton county met at Akron and
snr13nged for big taxpayers mass
moQting to demand lower tax levies for
E4 Gonzales Rominez, 32 years, Is
@eeo4 and her husband Is held charged
t44X8 &nC Sidy ihH utNausC VI u eHUutlhH
A = Wedding celebration at Salt Greek,
f Pueblo.
DtoniO Archuletta, a miner, Is dead
valsenburg OF injuries he Is al
4 to have received in quarrel
Amarnte Martinez and Arvel
tinez, also miners.
mgust was the most healthy month
0wn In Loyeland this year, only
ven deaths were reported during the
Fty-one days, and Of these three
NSfe infants less than a year old and
no were old folks more than 80 years
The Pueblo Bridge Company has
zen awarded the contract for con.
t1t1uctlon Of temporary viaduct over
- Fountain river at Pueblo, the
Ructure to replace the bridge carried
Dut In the flood Of June 3. The con.
met Is for $500 and the work Is to
- completed In seventy-flve days.
The gross value Of the gold produced
N them ines Of the Cripple Creek dis
Rict during the month Of August
1ehows from the unofficial figures an
Increase of $117,211.22 over the gross
output during the month of July. To
1al production during the month Of
August was $411,792. For the eight
months of the present year, January to
August. inclusive, the production Is
given at <,849.471.98. ..-
Weld county assessed valuation this
year is Sits .08O, according to an
abstract which County Assessor Rob-
ert y. Hanna has prepared for the
State Tax Commission. The total Is
94A050 more than last years. This
] b the smallest Increase which Weld
county has made In valuation for many
years. Deflation Of live stock values
counteracted considerable increases
b town and city property. Irrigated
I and non.irrigated land values remained
! stationary, while bank deposits and
credit items fell off sharply.
Seventy-hve school teachers and ten
directors attended the annual recep-
ton to teachers and school officials
sof the county given by Miss Emma T.
wilkins, county superintendent, at the
court house In Fort Collins. A gen.
Seral discussion Of the plans for the
year was led BY Miss wilkins. Super
intendent Whitehouse Of Berthoud
gave an invitation to all for all the
schools Of the county to be well repre-.
sented in the annual play festival to
be held at Berthoud Sept. II, In which
the public schools Of the county par.
ticipate.
Investigation by authorities have 90
far failed to produce any clew that
would aid them In learning the Iden.
tlty Of the slayer of Walter A. Shawl,
~, a ranchman whose dead body was
found near well on his homestead
near Branson. Shawl had been shot
through the neck and had been dead
about ten days, 1t is believed.
The disease known as early blight Is
doing great damage to the early pota-
to crop In northern Weld county fields.
The Pleasant Valley and Kersey dis
tricts have been hit by the disease,
which kills the leaves and stems of
the potato plants. Abnormally high
temperatures and frequent heavy rains
are supposed to be the causes Of the
disease.
A rush has started to the new gold
camp In the far western part OF the
state, close to the Utah line, known
as Bull King. Reports Of the finding
Of exceptionally rich gold ore In the
section has inflamed the minds of pros.
pectors as nothing else has in years
In the last twenty-four hours nearly
100 locations have been made by pros
pectors. and new outfits are rushing
in as rapidly as possible. Pittsbura
capitalists are reported to be inter.
ested In finds already made.
Mrs. Fred H. Loveland, living west
Of Loveland, was seriously hurt when
she went to the pasture to catch q
horse. She got tangled In the rope to
the halter and was thrown to the
ground and dragged several hundred