The Dolores star., 1922-03-03
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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tarians in this Rotary district has
been called TO the fact that the twen-
y-first annual district convention will
be held at Greeley on March -, %
and "a.
Erie.-Leo Hauck, 7-year-old son of
Albert Hauck. wealthy farmer living
ten miles southeast Of Longnont, was
run over and instantly killed by a
school truck in which he was about to
return to his home.
Brighton.-During the year 1921 the
Kuner Pickle Company at Brighton
bought LOO cars OF tomatoes. 500 cars
Or pickles, 800 cars Of cabbage and 200
cars of beans, for which they paid the
farmers over S1,000,0OO.
Denver.-Former Senator John F
Shafroth died at his home here from
the effects OF brain hemorrhage and
heart attack. He was reported rally
Ing and hope was held out for his re.
covery. Death came suddenly follow
ing a relapse.
Hudson.-One bandit was killed and
two others were wounded in a running
Uhttle WIFI u sueTlll . ptsss hSie
after the three bandits, possibly ac-
companied by fourth, robbed store
at Virgins, Colo, removing the safe
and cash register.
Sterling-The annual convention of
the Colorado Manufacturers and Mer-
chants Association will be held next
fall In Sterling and. according to re-
ports, the citizens Of that city already
have begun to make preparations for
the entertainment of the delegates.
Denver.-Postmuste for Littleton,
Boulder and Wray have been an
nounced in Washington. They are:
LlttletOn, Fred NJ Moore; Boulder,
Miss Mary II. Cowle, and Wray, John
Walter Hultquist. The appointments
We're made on recommendations of
Representative Timberlake.
Aguilar-Fire, which is believed to
be of incendiary origin, caused the de-
struction of the tipple and large
amount of dumping apparatus at the
Jewel mine, near here, according to
word received by Col. p. ]. Hammock,
head of the state rangers. The loss is
placed between $500 and $4,000, it is
said.
Fort Logan.-Fort Logan, listed by
the War Department as one of the
major training camps for the army of
the United States, consolidated out of
the regular army, National Guard and
organized reserves, will be the central
post for the citizens military training
camp for the entire district between
Kansas City and the Pacific coast
Denver.-Indorseme of the cam
paign of the local committee of the
American Jewish relief, which will be-
gin on March 5, for the purpose of
raising S150,00O in Colorado and Wyo-
ming for the destitute orphans and
refugees of eastern Europe, has been
received from Governor Shoup by Mil
ton NJ. Schayer, director general.
Leadville-Sazino Azeno was sho:
here, and Mike La Zado is in Jail here
charged with having shot Azeno. Ac-
cording to witnesses, La Zado made a
remark about woman with whom
Azeno was dancing. The latter resent
ed La Zados remark, it is said, and II
fight started which developed into g
free-for-all affair.
Rocky Ford.-The body of Marciano
Santillon, n leader in the Mexican col
ony at Swink for ten years, was found
| buried in a dumping ground west of
| this city, with evidence that the man
had been beaten to death. A man
| named O'Cannis, cOuntryman of San
| tillon, is in the county Jail charged
with the murder. Santillon was last
seen at a dance given in Swink.
Denver.-Colorado is one of the
| leading producing states in alfalfa
meal, there being several large mills
scattered in the agricultural districts.
Those familiar with this product de-
clare that Colorado alfalfa makes the
finest meal of any alfalfa grown in the
country.
Salida.-That the granite business
would some day prove great asset
to Salida and its vicinity is about to
be realized. Many new companies are
being organized for business, new
road to the district is planned for the
immediate future and the industry is
picking up.
| Golden.-Establishm of a high.
way to the foot of the Mount Of the
Holy Cross was assured at a meeting
of the Golden Chamber of Commerce
when the counties tributary to the
course Of the highway announced that
$270,0OO had been raised toward com
pleting the project.
Boulder.-Mary II. Cowie, assistant
postmaster at Boulder for twenty
seven years, has been appointed post
master to succeed J. o. Miller. Miss
Cowie Is sister of James Cowle
former secretary of state, and she /.
the first woman postmaster in the his
tory Of the city.
Denver.-For the first time in tn,
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