Cheyenne Wells record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1???-1969, 1922-08-31
66i5oKAb0 NEWssNofEs:

Colorado that 88,745 acres OF iauu iep
resented BY the applicants have peeh
designated as suitable for entry IN
tracts of $40 acres. The action, WING"
ia taken under the stockraising nome.
stead act, affects tracts scatte'eu
throughout the districts OF Del Nor'e'
Denver, Durango, Glenwood Springs
Lamar. LeadyIlle, Montrose, 'Puepio
md Sterling. According to NJ. u. NC
Eniry of the land division OF the gen
eral land office, the land is suitaD'e
only for grazing and raising 1or"se
crops
Denyer-Districts along the Denver
& Rio Grande Western Railroad WILL
Yield 1850 carlot shipments OF pota-
foes this year, compared with 1850
In 1921, according to estimates IN u
bulletin just issued by the sraiiroau
company. This years crop will be di-
v,ded as follows: San Luis valley
$3.50 carlots; Eagle-Gypsum district
800: acknowledgement. 1,2oo; lsl1ie
and Lower Grande valley, 1000; Mont,
rose Olathe-Delta, 5000, and Ctnh anu
Salt Lake basin, 1850.
d. Boulder.-For four weeks, fourteen
hours day, students in the field eeoi-
ory course offered at the unifersit!
Of Colorado summer session, during
the term Just closing, studied nature
in the heart Of the mountains, thlrt!
miles from Boulder" Last week thev
made thorough survey of the Rocky
Mountain National Park. Now they
are back on the campus and have
started reports. on. the work OF Inc
course, which arevt to be called IN
Dec. l. = -. =.
Fort Collins-Miss Maude Sheridan
of this city. state leader for Colorado
Bows and Girls Clubs, has been select
ed us judge OF the Girls Club work to
he exhibited at the Interstate fair to
be held at Sioux. City, Iowa, Sept. II
to %, according to Information re-
ceivcd here. The judge for the boys
work will tbe s.. r.. Newton, superin-
tendent Of the extension service of the
Canadian Department Of Agriculture,
with headquarters ut Winnipeg.
Delta.-James Gazaway, recently
convicted and sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in connection with the
murder of Lemuel HecOX Of MOntrose
county, made an unsuccessful at
tempt to break Jail recently. He
greeted the entrance Of Jlller Waiter
Fl. Beckley into his cell with Il volley
of red pepper. AS he attempted to
dash past the partly blinded man he
was seized by the leg and the two
grappled on the floor.
Durango.-The Pioneer Chieftain.
published mt Dove Creek. near the
Utah state line, was totally destroyed
by fire few days ago during the
absence of c. v. Kinney. editor and
publisher. Incendiarism was the cause.
authorities say. A pool hall located
In the same building was also de-
stroyed. The paper was formerly pub
lished ut Ackman. but was purchased
by Kinney some time ago and moved
to Dove Creek. ....:,f.,.. tg.s
BOulder.-The sale Of the Boulder
Milling and Elevator, advertised by
the sherifrs office, was halted by an
order from the United States District
Court, where an application FOR inyol-
untary bankruptcy has been filed by
former creditors. The mill was to
have been foreclosed to satisfy a trust
deed of $4,000 held by A. g.. Greed of
Fort Morgan and Of $4,000 held By
Frank n. Bancroft of Denver. 'Et.
Denver.-Alva A. Swain and the
girl with whom he is said to have
tried to plunder the l. N. Stevens es-
tate, have quurreled over the alleged
loot and become bitter enemies This
was revealed-just as the wheels Of
justice were being set In motion
against Swain-by Mary +. Lathrop
attorney for the: Stevens heirs, who
returned from California to. see the
tangled case through the courts. ru,-
Denver.-State rangers were warned
against political activity In n special
letter addressed by Governor Shoup.
Denver.-The biggest Labor Day
celebration in years; the first three
day celebration of Labor Day in Colo.
rado, and the first three-day celebra.
ton known Of anywhere by local labor
leaders; the first Labor Day barbecue
since the year of the opening of Lake,
side Park, and other unusual actIvI.
ties will feature the celebration of La.
bor Day in Denver this year. ~ Z
Denver.-Pointing a revolver to his
right temple as he sat In his office at
1921 Blake street, Lou F. Willoughby,
40, manager of the American Tyne
Founders Company, said good d-by to his
stenographer and pulred thet rieger.
Willoughby died twenty minutes later
Denver-Mary Gertrude. Foster. q,
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pinckney B. Foster Of $40 Pearl street.
was killed Instantly when her head
was crushed between the elevator and
the door of the seventh floor Of the
Metropolitan building. ~
iDurango.-Upon I'D return 4 from
supper, Police Judge George. A bra.
mr. fn,,nI fh, Fhtn. % q