The Dolores star., 1922-07-28
CRISP
COLORAD
NEWS
COMING EVENTS.

Sept. 2b-30-Colorado state fhlr'
Aug. 2-4-stampede, Monte Vista.
Aug 2s-sept 1-Larimer County
Fair. Loveiand. ri.
Sept. 5-S-Arkansss Valley Fair
Sept. SIS - Boulder County Fair.
Sept. 5-s-IntermountaIn Fair and
Stock Show, Grand Junction.
Sept. 5-s-Phi'lips County fa'f'
Sept. s-s-wa,hinGton County Fair,
Sept. l2-l5-Delta County Fair.
Sept. i2-15-weld County Fair. Cree
Sept. l2-l5-LaPlatta County Fair,
Durango. 49,
Sept. le-l5-LoEhn County rum
Sept. 1916 - Baca County Fair.
Sept. l3-l6-Adams County Fair.
Sept. l4-le-Conejos County Fair.
Sept. 1.-l6-Elbert County Fair.
Sept. ls-22-western Slope Fair.
Sept 1922 - Trinidad-Las Animas
County Fair. Trinidad.
Sept. 20-2l-kiowa County fair'
Sept. 2O-22-Rio Grande County Fair.
Sept, 2l-22-Pueolo County Fair
sept. 2I-sS-El Paso County Fair.
Calhnn.
Hugo.
Leroy.-The Consolidated school dis
trict at Leroy has voted bond Issue
Of $4,000 for the erection of n school
building
Boulder.-Nell Borden Of this city
has been appointed assistant TO the
dean of the Harvard University Col
lege of Business and has left for Cam
bridge to begin his work. He was
graduated from Cambridge last June
with special honors.
Vlctor.-Because the woman with
whom he had been keeping company
refused to agree to marry him, Charles
w. Dingwall, a barber employed in
the shop of W. W. Bonner, committed
suicide lere He shot himself through
the left lung and died almost imme-
diately.
Sterling. - County commissioners
from nine northern Colorado counties
unanimously indorsed the proposed &c.,
100000 bond issue TO be spent on state
highways at a meeting held here. The
counties compose the Ninth district
and include Adams, Logan, Phillips
Sedgwlck, Yuma, Morgan, Washington,
Weld and Arapahoe counties.
Grand Junction.-Accused of for
gerry. Nels Nelson of Telluride killed
himself at the Mesa county jail here
by swallowing poison. He was said to
have left Telluride after passing bad
check for $500. Nelson was. arrested
later at Eagle, where he was working
under the name of Aim. Jail officials
who searched him allowed him to keep
a bottle which he told them contained
medicine.
Trinldad.-Nash Fernandez, who
conducted a pool hall at Segundo, a
coal camp near here, and who also op-
Grated a taxi line, died here from n
bullet wound near the heart inflicted
by his wife, Mrs. Rosita Fernandez.
Fernandez was shot as he lay in bed
following quarrel in which his wife
had accused him of intimacy with an
other woman. After thes hooting. Mrs.
Fernandez came into Trinidad and sur
rendered herself.
Silverton.-The Silverton CONNER.
cial Club has caused notices to be
posted through a greater part of the
state announcing that the Silverton-
Ouray highway, the scenic route to
Mesa Verde, is open for travel. The
road is reported in good condition and
will be open until Aug. 10, and per-
haps even later. If the road is closed
because of new construction the club
promises that notices will be published
in Denver and other Colorado news.
papers.
Castle Rock-A fire of unknown
origin swept the hillsdes mile west
of Larkspur. Scores of summer resi-
dents in the cottages on Larkspur
Heights deserted their homes, taking
their possessions with them. Fear that
the wind and the dry countryside
might cause the flames to veer from
their westward course prompted the
residents to move.
Rocky Ford.-An educational DEPART
nent has been added to the features
of the Arkansas Valley Fair, and $50
prizes will be offered for school chill
dren in Otero county Heretofore the
exhibits of children have been in de-
partments also open to adults. The
change is due to efforts on the part of
Superintendent Walters of the public
schools here.
Denver.-"The coal operators, a.
well as all other classes of producers
Of the necessities of life, must pla,
fair with the people of this state.
That was the statement contained ir
IA proclamation issued by Governo,
Shoup to the effect that militar,
forces will be withdrawn from the Goa
fields Of the state IL coal operator,
attempt making advances in prices O.
coal
Loveland.-Three women, two O,