The Raymer enterprise., 1921-04-14
CENTENNIAL STATE 1TEma

supplied direct from state records Dy
Carl 8. Milliken, secretary Of state:
The Producers Exchange SUITE Bank:
care G. B. Cssfleld, PalIsade; Harry
B. Davis, Geo. Ulmer, Charles r. Grit
fee; 25,0OO; Palisade; full paid stock:
seal. The EnsIo Simola Co.; care
Joseph w. Hawley, Trinidad: Efisio
Slmola, Rocco Di Paolo, Rosa Slmola;
100000; FL Moro. The Big Bend
Drainage Co. P. W. Allen. 822 Ninth
street, Greeley; Roy Noel, w. K Gil
crest; $4,000; Greeley. The Mall
Creek Ditch Co.; care w. N. Ault, 214
Colorado building, Fort Collins; not
for profit. The Daily Optimist Corp;
G. S. Bridge, Walsenburg: Ramon NJ.
Clsney. Charles n. Bissell; $4,000;
walsenburg. Elkton Leasing Co.. care
Spurgeon & Cassidy, Colorado Springs;
Frank Phillips, II. NJ. Skinner. W. P.
johnson: $4,000; Colorado Springs.
The Rocky Ford Land Co.; care John
Fl. Voorhees,. 30 Opera House building,
Pueblo; +. NJ. Tyrrell, f. r. Kenyon,
II. W. Kenyon; 100000; Denver. The
Synchronized Scenario Music Co. of
Colorado; Frederick Sass, 919 Foster
building; Fl. A. Kyler, Edgar G.
Sparks $4,000; Denver.
Advance reports received by the
State Immigration Department from
various sources indicate that the total
acreage In cultivation In Colorado this
year will be somewhat less than that
for 1920, due chiefly TO unsatisfactory
prices for farm products to difficulty
on the part Of farmers In obtaining
money for financing their operations
to uncertainty about prices for farm
labor and to other similar causes. Pre-
liminary inquiries indicate that the
acreage devoted to winter wheat Is
about 90 per cent Of that planted In
1919, and that fhere will be some de-
crease in area devoted to spring wheat
There Is also indication Of decrease
In acreage Of sugar beets and of field
beans and possibly some decrease in
oats and barley. Apparently there will
be slight increase In acreage Of po-
tatoes and perhaps slight increase In
acreage Of corn and sorghums.
The Holly Sugar Corporation, oper.
ating factory in Swink. has just ID
sued checks aggregating $125,000 to
farmers, the amount of the bonus Of
81 a ton promised last year. Contracts
for this year are coming in rapidly,
with every promise of the usual large
acreage, contrary to recent reports
that the factory would not operate this
year.
Three prisoners who escaped from
the Larimer county road camp In Pou-
dre canon were captured within four
miles of the camp from which they es-
capped, after wandering through the
hills for three days. The men were
found by two cowboys, and said they
believed they were at least 100 miles
from the camp. All were exhausted
by hunger and fatigue.
In decisions handed down, the Colo.
RADIO Supreme Court denied the valid.
ity of the Recall Of Decisions" amend.
ment to the state constitution passed
by popular vote in the fall Of 1912, and
upheld the constitutionality OF the thir.
ty.day clause Of the state industrial
law.
Governor Shoup and Katherine l..
Craig, state superintendent Of schools,
have new jobs. They have been elect
ed counselors Of the National Com
munity Board. Also, they have been
invited to attend the annual meeting
OF the board In Washington, d. C.
Model reservoir has yielded up the
bodies Of two Of four Berwind youths
who were drowned while boating on
the lake March 49, Search which has
gone on unremittingly, was rewarded
when drag hooks lowered from q raft
brought up the bodies. ..
The business optimism and faith Of
Denver's automobile dealers has been
justified. The annual Denver Automo.
bile Show at the municipal Auditorium
fulfilled all expectations Of the enter
prising men who arranged 1t. Excellent
attendances were reported.
The State Teachers College and Dr..
J. G. Crabbe, Its president, are con.
fronted with claims totaling $4,000 as
the sequel Of an accident, In which a
car owned by the college and used by
DR.. Crabbe was involved, which result
ed In the death Of one person and In.
jury to two others In Denver on March
Is. A touring car owned by the college
and used by the president started from
its parking place near the state office
building In Denver, and, rolling down
the hill, plunged into pedestrians at
Broadway and Colfa1 avenue.
Historically accusing them Of break.
ing up her home. Mrs. John Haner, SO
years old, wife Of homesteader and
mother Of seven children, residing -four
miles south Of Center, Colo, shot and
instantly killed N. h. Relaford and
Frank r. Schmid. She fired five shot
at Relaford and three at Schmid, all
taking effect.