The Raymer enterprise., 1922-10-26
CENTENNIAL STATE ITEMS.
TrinIdad.--A judgment OF 500 was
allowed BY fury In the District Court

allowed by jury In the District Court
Il Trinidad against state rangers
Stasg and Putney In the trial OF the
rase In which DR.. II T.. Abrahams,
prominent local physician, brought
suit for $4,000 against Colonel T. J.
Hammock and the state rangers for as.
sauIt and battery and false arrest
growing out Of his mlxup with rangers
on May last. The charges against
Colonel Hammock. Captain o. l.. Den.
his and Sergeant Humphreys were
dismissed on the ground they had no
actual part in the alleged rough treat.
ment of the physician. who was
stopped for driving his car without a
tail light.
Boulder.-Art Petting!ll. secretary OF
the State Firemen's Association, and
former captain Of the University Hill
fire station, who disappeared from
BOULDER recently, has returned. He had
been TO albuquerque, \. NJ. About ST..
100, Of which he was custodian, Is said
to be missing. 1--WE come home to face
the music" he said this afternoon.
I'm not denying there was some short
age, but my Intentions are honest, and
I'm In Boulder to straighten things
out"
Colorado Springs.-"Help poor
I a 81 A.
crippled Fellow, was the plea that
e"Nne from Tue hpe VI u pessai III
'ion' oi SL Maryis church. ZIP
p"eu nc WIS nor one 'es "as cut
vi anu 'ne o'her appa'eh''! use
aess' bul MS eiai'h Vi po,er'! was
49, $50 Wv. W 10.
Tho crinnle cI,imad noSs.s.,on NJ :.
thousand dollars In n local bank and
an additional $500 In Il Denver bank
the proceeds Of his begging.
Fort Colllns.-The floating OF bond
issue for Sl,00O,0O0 by the North Pou-
Dire Irrigation Company is the proposal
to be considered at a special meeting
Of the stockholders called for Nov. 5 in
the Moose hall here. The purpose Of
the million dollar issue Is TO take care
Of the present bonded Indebtedness Of
the company in the amount of Sjj3s, 900
and floating Indebtedness of $4,000.
making total OF S6lS,ooo
Leadyllle. down By man,
who had been his friend and business
hartman uorh.r, Ro,Ja .t,os Ar
.,. H., a. -, y,
''O' ~ 'e"'' o,'' p'oP',I VI
'i'e ! l'heei sa'oon' anu 'epu'eu ~ uu'
lhorilles 10 De gambler, lies NJ the
point of death here. William Upton,
80. owner of the Pioneer saloon build
ing, and proprietor of another similar
| establishment, Is in jail, charged with
the shooting.
Denyer.-L N. Scherf. who headed
force OF detectives who investigated
the supposed murder Mot which result.
ed In the death of Ranger Eddie Bell
and the serious injury Of George len.
pInrs reported n Adm,an, General
Uumrock that the fatal accident had
resulted from accidental causes. The
Investigation was conducted under the
superyislon of Lieut Col. PAM p New.
Ion
Boulder.-one OF the largest fra
ternal parades ever seen In Boulder
was held here In connection with the
Grand Lodge sessions OF the /. U. ..
\. ana OF the Rebekahs OF Colorado
ihe pa,aae was niS,e man li,re iohs
'.u eiueu d. '",u'e ,te'u' vi ohi'ei
s So campus m,. "ne'e ,ne ca m',u Vi
pelsei' "o,aei' ,o't coii'ns' ,otofaao
sps.nsS anu o'ens 'o'N p"'' IA 'ie
'A''"' p''"e ''A'e'''
Red Cliff.-For the first time in the
memory of even the oldest resident
the snow hac entirely melted from the
cross from whence the Mount of the
nj, crnss ac,p,r.s ire nam. How.
49, ~,,,,t,.. =, ,ha o,as. a.o uor,
ever '"s o',' -
cash! u's. VI
twenty miles anu from Shrine fass'
east OF Red Cliff.
Colorado Springs.-W. d. Corley OF
rolorado Springs outbld all corners at
the sale of the Cripple Creek Short
line scenic railway, which was sold
under the auctioneer's hammer at the
m Pnso county court house here. nav.
ING S370.OO for the property. There
were six qualified bidders for the rail.
road which has been out Of use for
tho nae, three wears