The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-23
Pithy News Notes
From Al Parts Of
Colorado
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Golden.-Joseph e. Dennis has been
confirmed as postmaster at Golden.
Mr.. Dennis Ii vice commander OF ah
American Legion post at Golden.
Denver.-A seven to twelve-story ho-
tel to commemorate DR.. John Elsner,
he noted specialist on internal mesli-
cine. will be erected on the site Of the
physiclan's present home. Fourteenth
and Curtis streets, Denver.
Denver.-The Colorado portion of
the proposed Kansas City Denver Air.
line highway-that section OF the high.
way from Byers east to the state line
was declared state highway by the
Colorado highway advisory board.
Salida.-Edgar Kesner, superlntend-
ent Of schools In Salida since 1893 and
widely known as a Colorado educator,
died at his home In Salida. Pneumonia.
which developed from influenza con-
tracted March 2, was the cause Of his
death.
Grand Junction.-The Daily Senti-
mel, the oldest daily newspaper in
western Colorado. Of which Walter
Walker 10 editor and manager, an
nounces the immediate starting Of
work ON q handsome, strictly modern
office building.
Colorado Springs. - Gilbert John
Premer, one month old. underwent the
surgeons knife at Bethel hospital. The
infant was operated on for appendicitis
and attending physicians announce the
operation has been successful. Tie
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. John Premier
Of Ebert, Colo.
Colorado ranks sixth among
the states In gain In population
through interstate migration. This 10
shown BY statistics Issued by the
United States Department Of Com
merce through the bureau Of census,
and 10 based upon the fourteenth de-
cenniai census.
Pueblo.-John W. Galloway. -
years old and 4 member Of the Pueblo
city fire department, died from an ILL.,
aess originating In exposure at the OPP
er HOUSE block fire on the night Of
Feb. %. Galloway had an excellent
war record, having served ut . second
lieutenant In Company c, Eighth In.
fantry.
Fort Collins.-Peter Moss Of Love
land, charged with assault with intent
to kill and assault with 4 deadly wea-
pon, was acquitted Of both charges
BY LArimsr county jury In
the District Court. Moss was held In
connection with the shooting Of Robert
Pomeranka, Is years old, In his melon
patch the night Of Sept. 10.
Loveland.-Dr. @. H. Glover Of the
State Agricultural College spoke At
IOveland March II, under auspices oe
the Civic Association on Health and
Sanitation" The Civic Association 10
sponsor for the pure food and milk
ordinance proposed to be passed BY the
council. and this talk was to instill en-.
thusiasm for Its passage.
Haxtun.-Ths firsts store In Paoli.
ten miles east Of Haxtun. known ~
the Dinsmors store, burned recently
with all its stock Of goods The fire 10
supposed to have started In trash box
behind the stove, after the proprietors
had locked the store for the evening.
One member Of the firm. who had his
living room up-tairs, escaped BY jump.
Ing from q window.
Fort Collins.-The filing of petitions
dominating candidates for the office
Of city commissioner Of finance to
succeed pr. w. II. Winslow has been
brought to q close. II is understood
that three candidates are In the field
and petitions are being signed for
:hem. These. are DR.. Winsiow. wlOSs
friends are urging him to run for re-
election; 4. J. Schlichter and J. N.
Blnf0rd.
LIoveland.-The LOveiand band II
preparing to enter the musical con.
test Of bands in the Rocky MOuntaiu
region to be held In Denver some time
In May. at which prizes will be given
for the best bands. The Boys band
also will probably enter the contests.
Colorado Springs. "BootlegEerx nrs
eating Teller county out Of house nnd
homs," County COMMISSIONER Richard
Quinn complained at 4 nesting at
Colorado Springs Of the Fifth District
Highway Association. He declared
the commissioners already had con.
suited the courts with q view Of hav.
Ing fines assessed In prohibition viola.
tion cases, instead Of sentencing con.
victed persons to jail.
PusbiO.-State rangers were sum
m0ned to Ia veta. Colo, recently to
protect the lives Of two deputy state
game wardens who were given forty.
five minutes to leave town. according 3
to Information received At Pueblo.
The men are q. Y. Price ind g. f.
Goss. The order WAS issued following
q meeting Of the Ia vetA Athletic
Club and u q result Of the arrest Of
Franklin Crawford aud Henry Crum.
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