The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1923-06-22
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Colorado Springs.-Amerlcan Legion
Post No. 3, Colorado Springs, plans 10
erect a building.
Denver.-An appeal TO the Supreme
| Court ON Il writ of error has been ilaue
in the Hammock civil service suit.
Boulder.-The Kappa Kappa Gam
ma sorority took out building permit
| for $4,000 and awarded the contract
for a new home to Allison Stocker oi
Denver.
PuebIo-One hundred Pueblo chill
dren have been taken 10 Rye, IN the
| Grecnhurn mountains, and Will spehu
| the summer in the childs welfare
camp there.
Placcryille.-Flre recently destroyed
the residence property of f. J. Char
| est in Placerville. The loss, estimated
ut several thousand dollars, Is parity
covered by insurance.
Boulder.-Persons belonging TO Sc
cret societies cannot attend the Boul-
der high school after Sept l, unless
they revoke their membership. ms
action was taken by the school board
recently.
BouIder.-A carload of tungsten CON
centrutes, valued ut S2O,ooo, was
shipped 10 McKeesport. Pa, by the
Wolf Tongue Mining and Milling Com,
puny, Boulder. This was the second
shipment within month.
Denyer.-Thc treat of picking wild
flowers in the shadows of Old Baby,
whose summit is crowned with snow
the year round, will be offered pilgrims
to the carnival 10 be held at Grand
Lake during Independence holidays.
Denver.-Adjutunt generals of the
states of Oklahoma, Arizona, New
Mexico and Colorado, comprising the
Forty-fIfth division urea, Will meet al
the Headquarters of the Colorado Ma
ton Guard in Denver, June 20, Adju-
tant General Paul Newton has an
nUunCed.
GlcnwOod SprInGs.-The Colorado
Lions clubs district convention Will be
held in Pueblo next year. The selec-
tiun was made ut the convention IN
Glenwood Springs, Pueblo having al
most no opposition. DR.. Fred Schem'
erhUrn OF MontrUse was elected dis
trict president.
Pucblo.-At the annual election OF
officers of the Pueblo Manufacturers
Association the following We're chosen:
President, NJ. c. Crum; vice president,
Joseph A. Bullen; treasurer, l.. X.
Shullcnberger; directors, NJ. c. Crum,
J. \. Bullen, Ray Jewell, o. F. Faith
and l.. w. Blele.
Idaho SprIngs-Col. J. II. (Jake)
Rohcson, prominent in Democratic pol
ltiCs of Clear Creek county and the
state for many years, dropped dead in
Oklahoma City while playing billiards
with Or. F. NJ. Bailey, with whom he
was visiting, according to word re-
celved at Idaho Springs.
For Colllns.-Maynurd Miles, G.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
c. Miles, Of Livermore, was Instantly
killed when the automobile in which
he was riding with his brother, Her
schel Miles, 16, run off the edge of a
culvert near lngleside, and turned
over. The youths head was crushed
when he was caught under the back
OF the front seat. 1t Is believed n
broken steering gear caused the accI-
dent.
Hayden.-The Williams Park anti
alt, 4
eighteen miles south of Hayden, in
ROutt county, has been designated as
a producing gas field by the United
States geological survey, according to
word received by NJ. d. McEnlry, chief
of the field division of the federal land
office at Denver. The designation is
effective May II, 1923, and the land IS
subject to entry under the provisions
of the federal leasing law covering oil
and gas structures.
Branson.-Citlzens Of Branson re-
Gently voted favorably on a $4,000
bond Issue for the installation of n
water works system.
PGeblo.-SOledu LasOs, aged %, was
shot to death, Panic MarlOs wounded
in the side, and Pedro Caldaron
stabbed, during a fight resulting from
u drinking party in the Mexican settle
ment in Schley avenue. Caldaron Is
alleged to have done the shooting and
he escaped Immediately afterward. La
SOS is reported to have Inflicted the
| stab wounds on CaldarOn. I.usOs was
| shot down in front of his own home.
his wife witnessing the murder as she
| gazed from a window.
Greeley.-Will Shafroth, son of the
late Senator John F. Shafroth, recent.
ly appointed manager for Weld coun-
ty Of the Colorado Potnto Growers
Exchange, began the task of signing
up the potato growers for the cooper
alive plan of marketing 1t will be
necessary to have so per cent or more
of the acreage in Weld county enrolled
for the cooperative plan before the
first of July. The hearty enthusiasm
eli htrt ln co.