The Keota news., 1922-02-10
CENTENNIAL STATE TT1llD.

IL on imp for The Colorado State Fair.
Correspondence has already been car
rled on by Manager ]. L. Bsaman look
ing To such result, and the record
live stock breeders association has ar
ranged to offer number OF special
prizes. Correspondence with manufac'
turers of dairy equipment of all sorts
mad. everywhere. shows there Viii be
a tremendous showing made by all
such factories All OF the thousand
and on. machines and appliances used
for th. manufacturing OF the vas,
number of milk by,products will "
placed OH exhibition, and together
with these there will be detnonStrs-
tions iii the manufacture OF everything
of which milk is the base. Dairy cat
tie people arc taking sS heartily 10 III.
proposition that il seems most OF the
cattle space in the new live stock pa
viiioh will be- required for dairy cattle.
and the proposed Colorado State Fair
dsiryins exposition promises 10 bo by
far tho biggest and bcst thing "f the
kind ever attempted III shr West.
prn,er.=Ths federal government
will spend morv than kss5s !Mn In Colo
sado in the next twenty four fnoaths
in the construction Of highways and
important trails leading through OF
near tho fifteen national forests OF the
state. it Mas declared hrrv F-s-htiy.
OF this sain inofc than ssp.nD ~iii
he arfosra to the completion OF nins
federal road projects a.. fellows: bcsH
th6ta pass. $1,000 bufas.l silseft"h
highway. $4,000 N~e, Mountain road.
st1.n1s Tu,nbsvs pass. &1snn.
Cameron pass. Ei.np: North Hard
scrabble road. sso.u1: taa~prn3vacs
pass ssass0U. Grand mesa. $4,000.
AraPalsor Glacier road. tta.DS.
Fort Collins-R. Y. Stfykrf OF psa'
yer has been awarded the contract fof
the paving of West Mountain avenue
/ in Fort Collins oa his bid of St.;.f
sot. ~. which Was s per evns lower Than
ths sess lowest bid. The contract fof
the construction of storm .~~cr sys.
I-tn In part of tho city Was let 10
Arthur A. nobson OF Lincoln. Ncbs. tot
IS: vyss.is The sewer ~ofk will in'
siuis she laying Of :.u:s feet of forty
sisht.incs p,pe. ssi sert Of forty five
/ inch pipe. 4ao feet OF thirty -aineainch
pipe. end considerable grading
penscr-Corics of the resolution
| adopted by the Colorado StoeSsrowcfs-
| Association at the annual meeting
here on Jan. tss whereby tho as.ccia'
tion was authorized 10 collect . TO-
cent assessment on every carload o.
stock sold by members In oprn market.
arc being forwarded to stoekmen In
| all parts of tho state by Mrs Evelyn
T.. Castle. secretary OF the ofrsaisA-
si.a. It is expected thes the r~sotu'
ton will bear fruit immediately and
| the ssraitened financial circumstances
os the organization ailrsiatca at once.
pravcr.-Esprpscs of the Colorado
Nstional Guard will he reduced sever
/ nj thousand dollars as sscn as the
various armorics over the state are
Completed and ready for occupancy.
Adj Gen. T.. J. Uamrpck declared here.
Expenditures of the state military de-
partmrnt for January are given at ss.4
SaI.si. This total is approximately
equal to the December expenditure.
for salaries. rents. supplies. freight.
overhead expense. some construction
and the like. 1t was said.
prnver-Two appointments have
been made by Governor Sheup To MI
existing vacancies at the state house.
They are lShn a. Hunter Of Boulder.
who wa. made n member vi the state