Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-03-09
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

\ fIon. n contract for cnerEiea HaS eS
Altered on a sliding scale, based on!he
EseIIInV price of the canned pToducts.
ThIs contract is now being offered py
the Loyeland Packing Company 10
cherry grdwers. 1t provides for cents
pound for cherries when the seii.ns
price 81 cherries at. Wholesale Is sio
per dozen for. No. 10 cans, For eaep
variation Of 50 cents dozen IN the
selling price Of the finished prcduct'
nm additional one-half cent Is added Of
subtracted from the original o-cehH
price. This means that II canned cher1
Fries sold for S11 per dozen the grower
wound he paid 31k cents per pound ana
IL cherries sell for 50 per dozen. canned,
the grower would get but Az cents peg
pound: ----->,~--.-'--j =: \
Greeley.-From the Atlantic to the
Pacific Colorado State Tenclrers Col.
iepe has gone to get the. best; met!
available in the educational world tb
serve on :the: special faculty for thH
sumner school. ;Dr. Frederick II
Pierce. professor of English; llteIatur!
at .Yale, is coming from. New: Haven.
Conn, and DR.. Lewis. M Tesma4.
noted d-psycfioloeist: .and,. professor a
education, ut Leland Stanford !unioF
Uplyersity;. is coming from. California:
Df. Emanuel sternhelmy lectnrer at
New York. State University and resi-;
.rent of Boston; VIII COME from thR
Bay stale. - -. il
:. Pueblo: :colo-FIre which DESTROYED
the, GRIND Opera. Honsei -one :-of the
handsorhest buildings in the. West, sew
eraf days ngo, was not iextinguished
for three days. The estimated loss 3
$4,000, partially covered by insut1
nnce. Loss on building is nbnut S3OOi-
600, while the Pueblo store. dry goods,
lost about $25OOOO. The Rocky Noun
tain. Theater Company, many lawyers
and doctors, and cigar store were
among the other losers. -., +,
Alamosa.- by the Unit.
ed States locking to the establishment
of n branch of the Federal District
Court Mt AlamOsa to relieve the. pres
sure of court business Mt Pueblo, was
predicted when 1t becnme known that;
the Sennte judiciary committee had
reported favOrably on the proposal.;
Federal Courts terms are regularly,
held at Denver Pueblo, Grand juno;
tion, Montrose and Durango. "1 ;,
Colorado gs.-AnnOuncement Of
the payment on April 10 OF dividends,
Of cents regular and 5 cents extra to
stockholders OF the Cress0n CONSOLE;
dated Gold Mining ana Milling CONS,
pany Is -cohshlered.b By locid thinning men
as. one OF the hest -erldences- Of re:
turned prosperity to the Cripple Creek.
[:gosh casup. .. Ebe payment win: total
$l22, 900 and will be-pade to steekhold:-
efs q 81 III Il recof1f on MufcG 81 6
b. :Dsnver.-The ,board" Of: ;FeEents' of
the University of; Colorado at a spes'
.eial: meeting held !a TIE. Denver iNa',
E,ttQnal Ba4k uAglldlng,. voted. acceBtRnce;
Of, the gift of twenty;acre plot, OF.
I gfouid Y6f' THE hew stfts hospltat,
ERibvited tfet:aAEersity:ls :4e.edsed
s'dmi a FSptirHsnta ooptHAst = fos.Nhe.
purchase. Of an eighteen.acre tract, oi-
East Twenfy.slxth' avenue. north, Of
| .EXtysthrk.. ........sr'!"i:a'a 5
|s.fuebiolThetoG Grand oGpsra. Mouse.
fire In sRuehleEonyAsseh. 1 destroyed.
the city office, 0fs tiik Colorado State
,Eatr Gcmpissipp. .All. their recerls, ins.
clpding the list Of 1922 exhibitors and.
Lprize winners, some Of which haze nOt
been paid, were lost In tho hTe,,s s
h. Cripple Ereek.-The Mine oWners
Association has posted notices Of reg
f.ductions in .wuges tfrat wih-be tfn f1rc$
Fafts, Apfl;1. The redyctlan ayeEageS
shai,fs nei cent, officials Of the sassoss
ciAtIQn, state, graded according to tho
|;work Seings done: '"'s'' s-'.:'."S {
BED. Glifs-.!With .sine. .sb1eet1 Of
spreading natfOn-wfde Interest In the
fexploiiatton of the '1IStfht: ~ the Holy
fCSoss. rs. q natural .sHaisot Of !. Chris.
tlqnity,, an organization, TO; be known
us the Holy Cross Association has been
ftffhed: :...'... ..........:.ssi -.Fsi I
r." DenterArhe cost iofi grade sohools
and high schools in Colorado last year
was $ls,e77 ,84G 6rs Almost half the:
states total expenses of $42,2eO, ,375s
(which property OWNERS ure' paying ir
TAXES this year.. With. the 81, S84,438 re4
Faulrea-by. State. educational. institutions
addSd, the. total cost Of. sducution I'M
eGol6rado was $21, ,561, ,I68,. more. tthnrf
ehalf.tlse states. total revenues. Since
12l5.. the first year that !sepsrate .ssti;:
mates on school revenues were COM
pHed by. the. State Fa1 E6minissfon;
.taaation, for c grade isch0sls ana nigh
schools has, ,iatfsased'l8O per cent. In
the same periods school attendance has
increaseds24 per eent..c.-
Grand Junctioh,, tofo:-Four men,
we've injured when ;;an ; ahEoihobile
! stage In; which they were riding. was
struck By a Denver L Klo Grand;
Western light engine; between dtand
Junction and Gateway; C6io., recently.
The stage was. reduced almost to splin:
I ters. The injured, who were brought
4 To Il hosnltnl M. tJttinti Vim cffcn no .