The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-23
LATE NEWS
From An Over
COLORADO:

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penver-pr. nehcr r. Harper, until
,Sscently Of the faculty and admins
trativr department Of the Boston Uni
rersity, has assumed his new duties Us
chancellor Of the University OF Den
yer.
puranSo.--rhe Jury trial OF Rod s
Day, editor Of the Durango Democrat,
charged with the killing Of william
Wood. city editor Of the Durango Her.
aid. on the main street OF the city on
April "a. has been set for Dec. 1.
Greeley.-Henry Tracey West. rs
years old. the last surviving member
Of the locating committee Of the Union
colony that founded Greeley. Colo, for
Horace Greeley, died recently Of ole
aye at Caldwell. Idaho. His health
had been failing less than week.
Colorado Springs-The sale of -four
business blocks situated on TETON
street in the center OF the city to the
L. II. Steel Realty Development Cor
poration for $4,000 was announced
recently. This Is the largest real es,
tate transfer in the business district
Of the city for many years.
Fort Collins.-One million dollars
worth Of bonds will be issued by the
North Poudre Irrigation Company to
take up outstanding bonds and other
Indebtedness. 1t was decided at
meeting OF stockholders held here re.
Gently. In addition to taking up the
outstanding bonds and Indebtedness,
heavy expenditures will be made on
improvements.
Pueblo.-A whisky manufacturing
plant rivaling any Tennessee moon
sinners den. two fifty-gallon stills. 600
gallons Of mash and fifty gallons OF
whisky almost as good as before pro
hibItion bonded brand, were found In
raid made in a mountain glen near
Rye, Colo, by Federal Prohibition
Agent c. d. Badovinac and State
Rangers Mitchell and Carix. The out
fit belonged to John Gardner and his
wife.
Boulder.-The seventh annual Boul.
der County Corn show will be held at
Boulder, Dec. s and 8, In the Wood.
man hall. The placing Of the grain
exhibits will begin at 8 a. m, Friday
and the program will begin at 2 p. m,
continuing over all day Saturday.
There will be all kinds Of small grain
exhibited and a poultry show will be
held In connection with this event
Poultry judging and culling demonstra-
tons will be given.
Trinidad.-A bandit, masked and
armed with two revolvers, held up an
automobile on the outskirts Of Coke
dale, near here, and robbed the three
occupants of a $4,000 payroll In cur
rency and silver. His partners, armed
with shotgun, remained behind q
tree. The bandits escaped to the hills
L. r. GOttlleb. proprietor Of the Gott-
lieb Mercantile Company Of Trinidad,
with his store manager. Charles Cham
bers, and Guy Howe, guard, were
taking the money out to Mr.. Gottlieb's
store at Cokedale to be used In paying
off men of the American Smelling and
Refining Company's mine who cash
their checks ut the store.
Denver.-The Department Of Com.
merce at Washington has announced
that the census reports show an In
crease In the quantity Of beet sugar
produced during the year 1921, al
though there was decrease In the
value. The output Of beet sugar In
1921 amounted to 1,01S,70O tons, valued
ut S127, 100000, and in 1915 to 721 800
tons, valued at Sl3s.OOO,OOO. The to-
tai value of products reported by the
establishments engaged in the indus.
try was S135, 997 900 for 1921, as COM
pared with $l49, $4,000 for 1919, a de-
crease of S.S per cent. Colorado, the
leading state In the Industry In 1921,
produced % per cent Of the total value
Of products In that year.
Denver.-A fossil Identified by a
number of biologists as the tooth Of a
dlnosaur, unearthed by workmen on
the Squirrel creek forest road In Gus
ter county, was brought to Denver by
J. L. Brownlee, assistant district en-.
gineer of the United States forest
service. The tooth is one Of the very
few Of Its kind ever found In the state,
according to the official.
Grand Junction.-The American Jer.
sey Cattle Club has rewarded honors
in Colorado to Jap Dayda's Maybelle
48o622, owned by George La Grange,
Grand Junction, and she Is declared
the new yearling champion Of Colora.
do. She produced 10O0i pounds Of
milk and 1883 pounds Of butter fat,
starting test at year II months. Her
average test was Alb pounds.
Grand Junction.-The Red Cliff
Chamber Of Commerce recently sent
word to this city that the county com
missloners Of Eagle and Lake counties
have received machinery that will
keep Tennessee pass open to motol
traffic the year round. This Is an an
nouncement Of great importance to the
| ,rostor rlona which has lnnn folf fhl