The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-28

Castle NCCk.
Oct y-s-Kit Carson County FAIR.
Yampa.-Seventy-fiv carloads OF
the finest lettuce will be shipped from
tile Yuiupu district Ut Colorado this
yeur Us compared with two curloads in
1921.
Boulder.-Ground was broken re-
Gently for u $5U,OOU chapter house for
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity to be
located three blocks FROM the Univer-
sity Of Colorado. The building IL to
be completed BY the Christmas holi-
days.
Fort Collins.-The Librarians OF
Colorado were entertained here by the
Fort Collins Library Association and
the president Of the Agricultural Col
iege. The convention wus opened with
Nh Informal reception u the College Of
Agriculture.
Trinldud.-Lus Anlmas county, with
IN area about the size Of the whole
state Of Connecticut, und with prosper
ity In every square mile, has just re-
covered from u successful fOur-day
fair. The Trinidad fair grounds were
groOmed attrucuvely' undra new gate
way. costing several thousand dollars
was erected this yeur.
Denver.-C0lOradO mines produced
85O,61S tons VI cOul In August, the
monthly report Of James Dalrynple.
stute cOal nllne Inspector, shows. This
Is the largest August production In re-
cent years and exceeds that for Aug
ust, 1921, by 173,2S0 tons. The increase
in production for the current year over
1921 hus reached 2S3,OO0 tons.
Cruig.-John Zingre, wealthy hote.
man Of Switzerland. In cOmpuny with
Swiss Consul Paul Weiss Ut Denver.
has been investigating conditions in
Moffat county. NJ envoy Of 5OO young
Swiss farmers. who desire to imrnl-
crate 10 this country and form .ol.
Ony, having been thrown out Of en-
ploymeEt In their native country.
Bye1s.-S. q. Dunbar Of Bennett,
Colo. wa injured ut the byers cross-
Ing when the produce truck he was
driving was struck by kOck Island
train No. g. When he saw the train
coming as he WAS approaching the
crossing, Dunbar tried to stop the
truck before reaching the cro9sing. but
stopped 1t immediately In frUnt Of the
train.
Denver.-The Colorado Industrial
Commission terminated its Jurisdiction
over the recent action Of fifty.three
leading coal operators Of the state In
Increasing the wage scale paid to coal
miners to correspond with the 1921
wage scale. The Industrial body also
approved the agreements reached be-
tween the miners and operators and
the subsequent increase Of 81 ton
ON coal to the public. .s.
Denver.-Weld county broke all rec
srds In the production Of coal during
August. according TO james Dalrymple.
stnte cOul mine Inspector. In the pro-
duction Of l5OUD5 tons Of coal during
the thIrty-day period, thus pushing the
tonnage output for the county this
year to S47,347 tons. This Is an In
creuse of :Oi, ,22s3 tons over the produc-
tion for the corresponding period last
year. Eight counties show decreases.
Denver.-The Denver K Rio Grande
Western railroad, which serves u lurge
and prosperous section OF Colorado.
will be brought thoroughly up TO dute
and will be put In shupe TO handle In
creased freight ind passenger traffic.
Receiver Joseph II. Young promises. II
his Improvement budget is authorized
by the United Suites District Court.
Receiver Young hus presented to the
court budget calling for the expendi-
ture OF $23.7025lS for improvements
md new equipment.
Westcliffe.-Custer county Is being
secured for robbers who lynnmited
the vault Of the Westciiffe Stute Bunk
here und carried AWAY x2.OOO worth Of
jeweIry and x:aO to $4UO In Liberty
bonds. The robbers fled In II coupe
stolen from DIR. X. ]. Smith. which wnA
found eighteen miles north OF here In
II ditch. The men nre believed to have
continued on fOOt into the hills. The
outer vault wns entered by huin,iering
off the combination ind blasting the
door. A dynnmite-proof d"or saved
5000 In cush In the inner vault.
Denver.-The 12!: senson ls proving
one Of the best peuchgrowers OF the
western slope ever hive hnd. accord.
ing to ". II. OiIn. supervisor of ugri.
culture OF the Denver 4 Rio Grunde
Western rnllr,ud. Shipment OF cur.
lots is proceeding rapidly. und the
colornd" peach goes us fur East us
Boston nnd As fur North us Duluth.
Wonderful progress i,us been nude
by the western slope penci,grOwer In
recent yenrs. and he iius learned not
only how to plant his trees. how to
keep the ground In the Orci,nr,l. nnd
how 10 fer,iiixe. but how to trim, pick
nnd puck." said Mr.. Oiln.
Cripple Creek.-GOld ore us rich ~