The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-30
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.

Denver.-The Great Western Sugar
Company has begun to put its fac
tories In shape to handle Z beet crop
next year that Is expected to exceed
In tonnage anything II has ever had
offered by the farmerl Factories at
Eaton, Greeley, Windsor. Brighton and
Lowell, Wyo. have been shut down,
and men are already at work prepar
ing them for the big business expected
in 1923 Plants at Fort Collins, Love
land, Longmont and Billings will Gloss
In the near future. Those at Sterling,
Brush, Fort Morgan and at four points
In Nebraska will continue their opera.
tons until the beets are all sliced, and
then they. too. will be put In condi
ton. All Of the Great Western fac
tories have been run on a scale Of
about two-thirds Of the production In
1927.
Denver.-Colorado prize Hereford
cattle won awards at Kansas City In
the judging Of q number Of classes,
and the ribbons won, including two
firsts and one grand championship,
was considered great triumph for
the Colorado breeders. The Baker
ranch took a first and the grand cham
pionshipin the Junior yearlins bull class
Of Herefords, besides several other
lesser awards Dewitt 4 Lamont took
first In the junior calves, Baker won
second and Ken-Caryl ranch third In
the aged bull class W. N. W. Blayney
won seventh. Dewitt ninth and Ken
Caryl ranch tenth.
Denver.-COlorado Hereford herds
will be represented at the international
Live Stock Exposition at Chicago, Dec.
20. by sevensy-seyen entries from the
herds Of ax exhibitors Five Colora.
do exhibitors are showing at the Amer.
lean Royal and win 60 to Chicago
from Kansas City. Fifteen head Of
Herefords will be shown BY George W.
Baker of LttletoA- W. N. W. Blay-
ney Of Denver win exhibit twenty-one
head, including three steers ]. d.
Canary Of uttleton will take his eleven
head Of show cattle on to the Inter
national from Kansas City.
Denver.-william K Sweet, COVER
ner-elect Of Colorado. when asked to
express the fell meaning Of his re-
marks pertaining 10 IL enforcement
Of the yolsesad act, - quoted from an
address made before the Denver OPP
timists Club, explained bis position
a. follows: Il hold tenacIously to the
proposition that laws are made to be
enforced. including the prohibition
law, and l should look with favor on
the enactnsnt Of any supplementary
Legislation wAieh will help enforce
nent"
Denver.-Republicans are assured
control ee the lower House Of the
next Stats Assembly BY majority Of
one vote. Official counts, completed
In ali doubtful districts, give Republic
cans thiru-shres and Democrats thIr-
ty-two seats IN the House. In three
doubtful districts - Clear Creek,
Saguachs and Teller and Park cOun-
ties-Repubiicans were elected. In
the fourth, that compnsing Hinsdale.
Archuleta and Mineral counties, a
Democrat won.
Denver.-Coaorado and Wyoming
stockmen will BE- given opportunity
next summer to take IN influential
part In discus&ons concerning inc ao'
Jus.so sra.s -. " " p,aesu n "a
~. W. $500 INT -. ~
. ap - -. T-a.. ~ p.on
,ord =, w..h,n...n n q grazing in.
.n..,o- %, N. to,o.. ..,v,cs who has
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49,, .nd dIv,s,.r,, y-a,,ng o,nc,ols
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na,r.r-r,. ns,v.- L NJ, cr,nds
w..,arn r.,I,,,.d ,y,u ursnd goo oes :.
40 on impreyemenfs within the next
three years OF this sum s18,7OOOOO
will have been speut by Jan. l. 1924.
This was announced By Special Mas
Der Cass z. Hsrrinxton upon submls-
don of his report to the United States
District Court Recommending the Inn
mediate expenditure Of 100000 on
improvements The expenditures viii
be made under ths direction Of tie
court.