The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-08
Pithy News Notes
From All Parts of
Colorado
(vatsrn Srvsp.per Union Ses, sevins.)

while men were eycavatlng for a bun
galow on Lookout mountain. about one
mile from the Cody monument, accord
ing TO Joseph Setter OF Denver, owner
OF the land
Charging that s. H. Simansky as
sauIted him and knocked out three OF
his teeth. Patrick Kennedy filed suit
In the District Court asking for Sl5,UD
damages. The assault, the complain
ant states, took place Feb, 2, 1921, In
Denver.
The jury which listened to testi-
mony In the trial of G. l.. Lone, Jr..
and Wilson Avery. residents OF Texas,
who were arrested last April on a
charge Of having held up the bank at
Aguilar. Colo. and TO have obtained
in that robbery Sl.O70. returned a YER
dict Of not guilty at Lamar.
F. X. Laune OF I,oveland, who WAS
shot BY his son, Virgil, some weeks
ago during the progress Of family
quarrel, and whose life was at one
time despalred Of, has so far re-
covered as 10 be able to be around the
streets again. The bullet that Is
lodged against his spine was not re-
moved. His son Is under $4,000 bonds
on charge OF assault with intent 10
commit murder, but the father SAYS he
will not prosecute
The first meeting Of secretaries Of
commercial organizations In Colorado
will be held in Colorado Springs Dec. .,
and the Civic and Commercial Associa.
ton Of Denver will be represented by
Arthur J. Dodge. secretary and gener-
al manager; Berlin Boyd. secretary re-
tail merchants bureau; n X. Garland,
secretary manufacturers bureau; John
NJ. Steele, secretary real estate bureau.
and possibly two or three others, willis
Harry n. Burhans, manager Of the
tourist bureau, also will attend.
Marooned on a sand bar with grind
ing Ice and roaring water swirllng
about them, Manager J. Crane and
John Atkins Of the New Hidden Treas
nr" min" near Lake City had a narrow
escape from death when the ice gorge
broke In llens"i. creek and came down
upon them. trune WIS carried head.
long through great iron pipe many
feet long, and out the other end onto
the rocks below He was terribly
bruised and cut on the head and body.
Workmen rescued Atkins with ropes
from above.
OIL and gasoline tax collections by
the state oil inspector for November
exceeded those OF the corresponding
period last year by S2i,S4427. This In
crease was due, officials said, to the
recent decision OF the State Supreme
Court upholdng the legality Of the tax
on gasoline and kerosene. The total
collections by the department for No
vembcr, 1920. were 5l,54S.SS. and
those OF last month were $T8, 393.jS.
The Increased collections amounted to
As per cent NOR" than those Of the
same period In 1920.
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