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Loveland.-The Loveland Civic As |
sociation recently elected officers for !
1923 as follows: W. H. Ward. presi.
dent; !. A. Foote, vice president. and
]. X. Seaman, secretary.
Denver.-permanent appointment OF |
Maj. L. D. Blauvelt as state highway
engineer and Of Roland g. Parvin as
state game and fish commissioner was
announced In an executive order Is.
sued by Governor Shoup.
Fort Morgan.-U. J. Warren, presi.
dent; W. II. Clatworthy, first vice
president; c. NJ. Stitt. second vice
president, and NJ. NJ. Nelson, secre-
tary-treasurer. are the new officers Of
the Fort Morgan Commercial Club.
Colorado Sprlngs.-El Paso county
commissioners have ordered sign.
boards on public highways Of the
county removed within ninety days.
The signboards obstruct the highways,
are dangerous to travellers and deface
the scenery, the commissioners reso-
lutlon says.
Denver.-The county examinations
for teachers viii be held In the assem-
bly, chamber at the Capitol, Dec. q and
% at 0 o'clock In the morning. Helen
NJ. Wilson, county superintendent Of
schools has announced. High school
examinations will be held Dec. % In
room 3S at the county court house.
Boulder.-The Chamber Of Com
merce has recommended an appropria.
ton Of $50 for moving pictures taken
Of Boulder county. The company had
asked $1,000. The films are to be
turned over to the city Of Denver and
be Joined with movies Of that city In
a Greater Denver film.
Denver-A total Of $500 miles Of
Colorado public roads will be under
the federal aid highway system, It was
announced recently by the United
States Bureau Of Public Roads In
Washington. or this mileage, LAO
will be under the primary federal aid
plan and the remainder under the Sec
ondary system.
Boulder.-work Of installing a $685.
80 organ in Macky auditorium, Uni
versity OF Colorado, began recently, In
charge Of Frank J. Steele Of Boston.
Mass Two carloads Of the organ have
already been received and two more
are expected before the first Of the
year. The organ Is TO be ready for the
oratorlo, "Tt Elijah," which Is to be
;ung by the Boulder Choral Union the
latter part Of January.
| Leadville.-Complete paralysis OF
mining activities in six Of Leadvilles
zinc. lead and iron mines Is threatened
as Il result Of a demand for Increased
wages made by between $50 and 400
miners. Two properties one the Hen
riett mine, owned by ". Z. Bodwen.
and the other the Blaln shaft, owned
by John Cortellini and company on
Fryer hill. already have shut down.
The companies employed 40 men.
Trinidad.-Ernest Hobbs. coal
miner of Walsenburg. one OF four per-
sons seriously Injured when two auto
mobiles crushed on the North and
South highway near Trinidad, died at
the hospital. Hobbs sustained n frac.
ture of the skull and other Injuries.
John Gonzales, one Of the injured, Is
In critical condition with fractured
skull, also Ernest Hill. The fourth
person In the crash was Miss Iva Sem
lar, less seriously Injured.
Canon City.-The southern Colorado
older boys conference, attended by
nearly 200 boys from various cities and
towns In southern Colorado closed at
Canon City few days ago. Among
the places represented by groups Of
delegates are Pueblo. Colorado
Springs, Las Animas. Rocky Ford.
Manzanola, Ordway. Trinidad, Salida,
Walsenburg, Primero. Berwlnd, Flor
ence, Rockvale and Penrose. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo each have thirty
delegates, and Walsenburg twenty.
nenver.-Smallpo Is likely to con.
,inue In Denver unless larger per-
centage Of the city's population Is vac
cinated, Mayor Bailey declared In u
statement to the public. The mayor
has appealed to all citizens who have
not been vaccinated to be vacclnated
at once, so that the disease may be
prevented from spreading further.
Colorado Springs.-Fire destroyed
the Lake George hotel, twenty-r0om
frame structure at Lake George, twen-
ty-flve miles northwest Of Colorado
Springs. few days ago. The blaze,
believed by some Lake George resi-.
dents to be Of Incendiary origin, start
ed In an oil.soaked shed adjoining the
west part Of the hotel. which was un-
occupied excep: for two state rangers,
who used the Place for headquarters.
Boulder.-Mrs. Margaret Whiteley
Hellems. So years old, wife Of Fred B.
Il. Hellems, dean Of the college Of lib
eral arts Of the University Of Colorado,
was Instantly killed near the Goodview
school on re Arapahoe road, six miles
east of Boulder, when the automobile
In which he was riding with her hus-
band waJ struck broadsIde by cur
driven by Celeste Romano, proprietor
Of pool hall In Louisville.
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