The Dolores star., 1922-07-07
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

| COMING ENENTS-
Sept. 25-so-color.do State Fair. Pu-
July ,s-2s-Frontisr Days celsbrs-
July is-21-Cattiemen's Days. Gunni-
Aug. a:!.s,ampsae; Monte v..ts .,n,v
Fair. Hssi sioreiand. slssR'' '-L'"e'
Sept s-s-Arkansas Valley Fair
Rocky Ford.
Sept 5-s-Intermountain Fair and
| Stock Show, Grand Junction.
sept S-s-Phillips County FAIR
sept 6-s-washinston County Fair.
Sept. l2-Is-Delts County Fair.
Sept. i2-1s-w.id County Fair. Gree
Sept. l2-1s-LsPiatta County Fair.
Durango. r
| Sept. l2-l6-Logan County fair'
steriing. ~
SEPT. is-16-Adams County Fair.
| Sept. 14-16-Conejos County Fair.
Sept. N-ls-EIbert County Fair.
Keysor.
Sept. 1912 - Trinidad-Lss Animas
County Fair. Trinidad. ,,
Sept. 2o-2l-Kiowa County Fair
Sept 2o-22-Rio Grande County Fair,
Sept. 21-a2-Pueblo County Fair.
Sept. si-2s-El Paso County Fair.
Calhan. -
Sept. 2o-2s-Hu.rfano County Fair,
walsenburg.
Oct. s-5-Douglass County Fair.
Castle Rock.
Brush.-D E. Meadow, 10 years old,
Of Craig, accidentally shot himself
through the left hand while loading a
gun at Brush, recently.
Glenwood Springs.-Charles s. Nor
rill of Wolcott, Colo, has been nomi-
mated by President Harding to be re-
ceiver OF public moneys here.
Fort Collins.-Classes in the Agri-
cultural College summer school here
opened with registration of 625, the
largest in the history Of summer ses-
sions.
Colorado Springs. The heaviest
sentence for bootlegging in the history
of an Ell Paso County Court. was
passed by Judge John w. SheafOr
when he ordered Edward Mcconnell
committed to the state prison for from
two to three years.
Glenwood Springs Of the
Colorado Bankers Association met
here for the twenty-first annual con-
vention. Many of them came in by
auto from their homes, prepared to
spend several days in the mountains
after the close of the convention.
Loveland.-A rifle hung by the trig-
ger guard on a nail in a tourist tent
house along the Estes park road, fell
and was discharged. The bullet went
through the left shoulder of Carrie
Green, and imbedded itself in the
fleshy part of the lef, leg above the
knee of Verde Green, her brother
Lamar-H. II. Mcdowell father of
c. X. Mcdowell, killed in the mine
riots at Herrin, H., says that he is
hopeful of getting the body Of his son
and will bring it to Lamar for burial.
The elder Mcdowell departed for Her.
rim with Mrs. Mcdowell Immediately
upon receiving word of the killing of
their son.
Monte Vista.-A large force of men
is actively at work cleaning up, re-
modelling and repairing the 'stam-
pede" grounds preparatory for the big
wild west celebration scheduled for
ln
capacity of the grandstand was over
taxed by several thousand. This years
seating capacity will be increased
more than 30 per cent, or to a total
capacity of 5000.
oveland.-Loveland's City Council
has passed an ordinance instructing
the mayor to advertise for bids for
constructing n hydro-electric light and
power plant on the Big Thompson riv-
er in Loveland caiou, and providing
for the sale of bonds not to exceed
$4,000 for erection and maintenance
Of the plant.
Colorado Springs.-Capt. Samuel w.
Morrow of Denver was elected COM
mander of the Colorado and Wyoming
department of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars at the closing business session
of the first annual encampment at
Colorado Springs. 1t was decided to
transfer the department headquarters
from Colorado Springs to Denver.
Mancos.-Semeul Ortiz, Is, son of
Pet-onilo Ortiz, committed suicide on
his fathers ranch, four miles east of
here. The father had been hunting
the boy for several days, thinking he
had run away. After spending five
days in Durango searching for the lad
he came home discouraged. Recently
he went out to look at his large herd
of goats and accidentally came across
the body lying in a large clump of
brush.
Boulder-Cyrus b. Headley, II