The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-04-20
Pithy News Notes
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county. charging malfeasance on seven
counts, has been issued.
Pueblo.-One man is dead, one ID
dying and three are seriously wounded
as the result Of a series of shooting
and stabbing ARRAYS among Mexicans
ind negroes here.
Sterllng.-With snowfall reported
on all sides. Sterling experienced q
sand storm without precipitation. The
wind was estimated to be blowing
around forty-five miles an hour.
Grand Junction.-Aiiss Harriet Nor
thrup was seriously injured when she
fell thirty-ffve feet down precipice
while trying to rescue school girl
companion, Miss Luthera Wakefield.
Longmont.-JohnJ ]. Griffin, 81 years
old, farmer and former banker, killed
himself at the home Of his two bro.
theirs, James and William Griffin,
about ten miles northeast of Long
mont.
Florence. an advance Of $3.50
a 100 pounds In the price Of zinc the
River Smelling and Refining Company
will reopen its Florence plant at once,
much to the benefit of the xinc-produc-
Ing miners.
Loveland.-Tourists visiting Love-
land and Estes Park this season will
have a modern free camp ground near
the Half Way place In Loveland cafion,
| In addition to the camp grounds in the
city park here.
| Rocky Ford. Three elementary
schools and the Junior and Senior high
schools of Rocky Ford have established
the thrift plan rs recommended by the
thrift committee Of the Colorado Par
ent-Teacher Association.
Denver.-GOvernOr Shoup's prOcla-
nation, calling the State Legislature
into extrn session to consider c0nstruc-
tiOn of the Moffat tunnel and the Or
ganization Of conservancy districts for
the prevention of floods, was sent to
every member Of the General Assem-.
bly,. This extra session will convene
April IS at noon.
| MOntrOse.-The county commission
ers In special session ordered the cOun-
ty clerk to advertise Immediately for
bids for the construction Of the $780,
600 court house, which was ordered
more than q year ago, but which has
been delayed because of lack Of funds.
Construction will be started within .
few weeks, and 1t IL hoped to finish
the building within q year.
Greeley.-Trial Of william H. Gill,
pioneer Greeley merchant and irriga-
ton developer. on charges Of fraud In
connection with sale Of stock Of Tex
lah0ma No. l, an oil syndicate pro-
noted by J. +. I.ashar Of Denver, came
to an end abruptly when District Judge
Neil r. Graham dismissed the case
against Gill, on motion Of District At.
torney Louis b. Reed.
Denver.-MOre than 200 delegates Of
the American Railway Development
Association are expected to gather at
the Brown Palace hotel here May 10
for their fourteenth annual convention.
The convention will be In sessiOn for
three days, and, according to Earl g.
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Akron.-Akron was recently visited
with a terrific gale and snow storm,
the vino varying from t"!e'y 70 1os'y
miles an nou1. A"out Blk hc"es VI
SNOW tei' out o account Oh 'ne ~"
ana snow winch preceded = terrible
DIRT storm' tho snow was m'Aea Win
lii. ana everything !" piastere" WIN
mud' owing 10 the met that the teih-
peratufe was very niue De'ow treeA'
Ing. Live STOCK did not surfer much.
Loveland. The Lariner County
Fair Association has planned to put on
aOme motorcycle and automobile races
this fall In place Of the harness races
that were cut out Of the program,
TrInidad.-Tbe coroner's Jury con.
Guiding an inquest In the disaster ri
the sopris No. z mine of the Colorado
Eue, ana Iron Company. wrecked nv nm
.xplosion m March "a Inst with II
death toll NJ seventeen. returned n yer.
aIct here finding TINT the seventeen