The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-27
COLORADO NEWS NozH

uNAS AVt iOSO ItOUl tWcutS ~OuC CVuUe
ties was the greatest In the history OF
the state-12,5O0O44, Il net gnin Of b
iO2, ,SOl tons over l4i8.. Las Animas
county was the greatest producer. WITH
l.Sl3,647 tons, an increase Of 1.Q2A-
TO tons over the previous year. Huer-
fAAo county. with 2.44S,740 tons, IN ~
crsaSe Of hlO.l79 tons over 1919. WAS
secood largest producer. Boulder
county, with 4 production of l.2aO,347
tons. Increased its output 79.8Al tons.
Gunnison made the third largest In.
crease ln tonnaEe-ll9,064 tons, or q
total Of 21.7eo tons. During the year.
according to Inspector Dalrymple's
statement, there were. On an average.
10,647 men employed. Routt county
registered 4 decrease In tonnags. its
output being e8A no failing off Of
20S, 100 tons ~ compared with 1919.
Joshua Sykes self.styled .'Great Js-
hevah" and "King Supreme Of the
World" Of the Tabernacle Of David,
must serve a term Of eighteen months
In the federal peniteneiary at Mcneil,
Wash., aecOrtiinE to teleEraphic infor-
nation from Warrington. The United
States Supreme Court refused to ~
view the conviction returned by fed
efal Jury In San Trancisco,, Jan. 16.
1919, on charges Of obstructing the
draft.
Company NJ, Oiathe State Militia,
has disbanded and the equipment
placed In storage In the state arm0ry
at MOntrOse, due to the failure of the
movement recently to secure the en-
listment Of only small part Of the
membership. When only thirty Of the
former mtlitiamen signed for another
'"hitch," and 1t seemed impossible to
set the required strength Of sixty.five
men. the company was ordered dis
banded,
Congressman Edward 7. Taylor sent
word TO mining men in Denver that he
believes he will be able to have the
mine assessment work year now end.
ing on Dec. 80 changed no that 1t cor
responds with the fiscal year ending
o. June 50. II COLORADO mining men
20 desire. II the state does not want
such change. he said, he believes he
can prevent its being made. The con-
gressman asked the mining men Of the
state to notify him Of their Wishes.
Victor r.. Kcyes. attospey general
of Colorado, ruled that ministers II.
cs0sed IN other states have power to
perform marriage ceremonies In Colo
fadO. The question came up at the
request Of A. R. Burks Of Steamboat
Springs In ruling on the question At
tornsy General Keyss said a minister
IL not q licensed official. and II She
marriage was not against public pol.
Icy there was no law against Il.
Plans for the state spelling aud ora
.t0rical contests to be held h Denver
during the annual meeting Of the Colo
RADIO Association Of County Superin.
teNdents and Institute Workers, March
- to 81, following preliminary con-
tests In every school and county In the
state, have just been announced By
Miss Emn'a'T. wilkins, Larimer coun-
~ school superintendent and president
Of the State Association.
All but f0rty.nine school children In
Rio 0rande county, Colorado. are en-.
joyinG the privileges and convenIences
Of consolidated schools. These forty.
nine are getting their elementary edu.
cation In four small one-room schools
while the remaining. s7A per cent Of
the children In the county are attend
Ing one Of three consolidated schools
in that county or the one At Center In
ths adjoining county.
Mortality from all causes among
sheep In the Rocky Mountain district
10 estimated at Slh,O00.0OO to e2O. .0O0,.
900 annually. which represents morn
than 9 per cent Of the total value Of
The flocks, according to Dr. George w.
0dlea, bacteri0lOxist Of the United
states Bureau Of Animal Industry, In
an address before the State vetertaa.,
rians' Association. which met In Den.
vee.
All Colorado Taxpayers must pay In.
come tax on profits made from the
sale Of stocks, bonds and other secu.
rifles. under the government interpre-
tation that such profits are "incOsnc.
This warning followed the publica.
tion Of " statement calling attention to
II recent decision by the United States
District Court Of Connecticut. This de-
clsion held that income from the sale
Of stocks and b0nds Ia capital In.
crease" and therefore not taxable by
the government by virtue Of Y c0nsti.
tuti0nai provision. THE decision af.
fscts the state Of Connecticut only"
says Collector McCauIy Of Colorado.
"Until the case is carried to the Su.
prone Court Of the United States. II
II u, and unless that court sustHins
the lower court. no other district In the
United States II affected"
Following an agreement reached he.
tween District Attorney Louis II. Reed
and counsel for the defendant, Dis.
rrict Judge BrndfIeld granted u change
of venue from Boulder county to Weld
county In RIenxI Dickens. charged
with the murder on the night of No.
vember 10. 1915. Of his father. william