The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-19
LATE NEWS F;
From All Over ,
COLORADO
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Glenwood Springs.-Ora Barton, %
years old. died at the Glenwood hos.
pital Of injuries Incurred when his au-
tomobile overturned near Rifle.
Fort Collins.-Three escaping con-
victs, two negroes and white man.
are believed 10 be leaving the trail Of
fire through the forests west of Fort
Collins.
Boulder.-George Richter of Denver
has been elected president of the Uni
versity of Colorado chapter of the AS
sociation Of Collegiate Engineers. He
Is senior student this year.
Denver. - Contracts calling for the
expenditure of $ll6,263 in the con-
struction of four new bridge and road
projects in Colorado are to be let soon
by the state highway department.
Jasper.-The Jasper Mining and Re
duction Company plans extensive MN
Ing operations on their properties In
Jasper. The company Is building
power plant and plans to erect q
smelter.
Meeker.-The Rio BlancO Carbon
Company plans TO build power plant
and ten burning houses on Its carbon
black properties at White River City
near Meeker. according to the White
River Review
Boulder-The Prussian Mine group
In the Rowena-GoId Hill section Of
Boulder county has been purchased by
the Gold Mines corporation, which
filed articles of incorporation In Den.
Yer for $3OO.OOO.
Trinidad.-Frank Salapich. 50 years
old, ranchman. was instantly killed.
and Pete Corich escaped injury when
an automobile driven by Salapich
plunged over Il tnirty-foot embank-
ment into an arroyo near Cikedale
Pueblo.-lnfornation filed In Dis.
trict Court charges T. 2. Garrett and
J. G. Garrett, father and son, with
murder, rs Il result of the killing of
Pat Flannery on Sept. ~, when the
men became involved in quarrel.
Colorado .prings-Dr. Mel lille
Black of Denver was elected president
of the Colorado State Medical Society
at the close Of the fifty second annual
session In the Antlers hotel. The re-
port of the nominating committee was
adopted without opposition by the
house Of delegates.
Tabernash.-William Harold March,
20 years old, was literally blown TO
pieces few days ago, near Taber-
nash, when stick Of dynamite ex-
ploded. His badly mangl ID body was
found lying near one of the stumps
which he and some other men were
engaged In blowing up.
Boulder.-Three Denver students at
the University Of Colorado, Simon Mil
Ter, Charles NUM- and Dwight Young.
have been appointed members of the
SStional Red Cross life saving acorps.
They will direct swimming at tffe uni
verslty and will try to make 1t take u
place beside track. tennis and the
other major sports of the university.
Fort Collins.-Two Denver railroad
men, members Of Union Pacific
freight crew, were injured recently in
a rear-end collision ut tthe Redmond
beet dump, nine miles south of Fort
Collins. Edward Spangler, the en-
gineer, is near death, after losing an
arm and leg. Frank Shoemaker.
fireman with Spangler, Is reported
badly bruised but not fatally hurt.
Boulder.--Lou Vidal of Denver was
forced to turn In his suit us candi-
date for the university football team.
heart murmur detected by the train
ers caused them to recommend his
withdrawal from athletics for the fall
ut least. Vidal is captain elect Of the
basketball and baseball teams and was
counted upon to fill the place Of CEN
ter on this years Silver and Gold
eleven.
Montrose.-Lou Ellen Allen. 5.year.
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Al
len, prominent Montrose people. was
killed ut MontrOse n few days ago
when runaway team dashed into a
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school.
Trinidad-Sllght improvement is re-
ported in the condition of Ralph At
kins. striking railroad machinist, who
was shot Tuesday by Caslmiro Garcia.
a stationary railroad fireman, during
an alteration over the railroad strike.
The bullet that lodged in Atkins
stomach has not been removed. At
tending physicians say he has q
fighting chance for recovery. Garcia
Is in the county Jail.
Denver.-Denver voted the school
bonds. Polling 19,49S ballots, the larg-
est vote ever cast in the city in u
school bond election, Denver taxpay-
ers announced that they want better
schools for Denver children. The SEN
timent in favor of the bonds was par
ticularly shown in the vote from pre-
cincts in West Denver. North Denver
and South Denver districts that voted
3 to l to 5 to against bond issue
Of SS.00O000 when It was submitted to