The Keota news., 1922-01-13
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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Dssl during = brawl, Anolh~s is ia n
tieai condition fran kslisr wounds,
d three mort persons are suffering
Ds1 s-rt"n. sunsii"t N.utisls ~ Ii.- re-
u Of "vrssrai"us New Year c-i-hra-
ms Saturday and SUNDAY.
SiasSns fr.m nil parts
The slate participated in ti,e inyin.
the eorhrssson- .f hrishten's new
s.uD snaVrS. The bulI.iins. neeorsi-
x I" contract. will i.- finished t-b
II IL h~inS constructed ~ hydro
One. a local product.
Pueblo. Colorado will b. Required io
sp~nd approximately si.sSsD.0D 10 rs-
asr bridges AMI crossing. destroyed
the ssri.us fo".is liz Jun~. accord
eS 4" estimates complied by l.. u,
suS-tE. h-ad of tii- Srass itissaW a =
rtsrsta-nts Tile bulk at aisis nion..y
iii he si,-at in hFads~ esnstTuetios.
i'ass,i.s.Ts ~ f.l-S. Gs F-ar. .s
gr. ami f.F th~ PAST thiTsY=tN. A-ar.
r-sia~nG .f i'mrss1. smd anS at is-
ss.t fr-sn5hsssS business sa~ns ni-sl
nasisI~hly as . ss~ssitt .sf pap-stt~sY, ts.sl,
ss~i f.l~s was WctI Ln"Wn d. maas
>f ih- eiG4's s~.issrnEso lie epsan~ sa
Pueblo frssa I'spuas uhiss. 5ss t~>Y 49, .
>rhhan.tsar Instructor at ssrsstFa1 High
rhu-.rs
Gr~ri-y l's->i.i.rtG j. = TFar.i.-s al.
Die Nsss- Teachers college. a stock,
holder ia sssr s.E~-'i~y i@an T.nsissas.
= hus~ rr~sssi~nr. ~ ~ itsffnssn. s~'
r~nsiy sestsnsitrr-l suieisl-. stseelarrst tbss
Nsiushi~> wessh ximws' ~es- missing
efSohs ssf~ sivis.sit rsss which s~
.owaed as tk~ i"sn ensnIsanyo The sUss'
t~nts at she LA& .@n.i.s-et .t sssas.'s-s
ll~ss"sss1 property
tAras-fs=N11 rg-Ni.a. records f.s
sh- number "t rsrss- handled
im She essaaagS fSs@ses~s'> affis~
in lAcms~F a~s~ hseN-ss during
1871 Ils~ S~r~5ras @t shr .ffse~
sts. ~csc greater lay 20 is~F crnG thsu
~ver b~fcf~. se,s,ssliss i- figures c-sa
I.iis-ss Tl,~tc ~-sc i.t."ts paprEs has
hIst during th~ year. Vi. against l~s-
shan im.0u in i;c1. The receipt.
acre tin5...:s.>. 81. e@npar~-, ~isr
S;a iAasi; ia tssS"s
kpuisi~rs=Thr presence .f La. stu
ss-utss Including >-ss@r -t th-ss~ pr.sns
sseat in activities will n~ rsi..<-l from
she diversity ~ s'-l-ra.I. for th~ acsf
two quarter. ~ tesst. through fasluts
d. I~vp VIZ ia their ssuatrso This is .
little lower t~rvvptasc than usual Ths
official statement .t thr h.arsi III
.l.sns show. that IN, Ut t,sr ..s,sst stu
dents failed ''s- tnsN~ grade AurinS
she p~st quarter pt ShIs number tss'
were rein.sssrvts
Estes rsrNs=tsast May tr- W"nca-,
sIub af Este task rendered 4. the ns
rIousl park service tract .f land iu
the village 4. hc u.c,, y. = site for an
administration building. referring t.
this i'm his annual report. Stcphcn Y
Nsther. director. at Washington. says
'srhis vss m..s generous a.t and in
ttestcs the depth auj sincerity "f iu
setest thst thr cIub women of she setc
~sy village have iu Is.cSy Mountain
National Park
pvavcrs-s'harIrs w Lowing. VIII" j.
.sid to have named ISrHvcr. dicv
Christina. ,iay vt Santa Monica. Calf
according 4. wor,i received hers
sy =. ". N,uams. Mr.. Loving was -.
years old. ". came West with n party
~ gold seekers jn iscss arJ with 9th
ers in his party is said TO have sur
vcye-i the original iownsitc "f IAcnv~r
II " said that Colonel Denver. y rceu
lar army officer. tisItc,' the camp and