The Colorado statesman., 1923-03-10
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Boulder.-Gold ore assaying from
$40 to 30 a ton has been found seven
miles from Boulder, in Wood noun
tain, at Wallstreet.
Fort Collins.-1'he debating teams of
the University of Wyoming continued
their successes of the year when the
girls of that school defeated team
from the Colorado Agricultural College
here.
Pueblo.-Work has been started pre-
paratory to the erection of modern
fire-proof business building of four stO-
ries ut Fourth and Main streets, TO re
place the Opera House block, which
was destroyed by fire on the night of
March /, 1922.
Colorado Springs.-COach Mead has
managed TO hold the Rocky Mountain
conference championship at basketball
for another season, the Colorado Col
lege five scoring II conclusive victory
over the Colorado University team at
Cossitt gym by 30-to-22 score.
Denver.-Alvin Brumbach, 16-year-
old messenger boy, employed by Ar
thur Il MetZger, proprietor of Il dental
laboratory, was arrested here, charged
with the theft of $3.50, representing the
weekly pay roll of the company. When
police arrested the youth at the Union
station he had ticket to Birmingham,
| Ala.
Boulder-Arapahoe chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
| held their state conference here. Meet
ings were held in the senate room of
Macky auditorium through courtesy of
the regents of the University of Colo
RADIO. The delegates were welcomed
to Boulder by President Norlin of the
university.
| Denver.-By a decision of the State
| Supreme Court, the Pueblo district is
permitted to carry out the provisions
of the conservancy act passed by the
Legislature, and to protect itself from
| a recurrence of floods. In an opinion
by Justice George w. Allen, the court
dismissed quo warranto proceedings
and declared the act constitutional.
Denver.-As result of the uncoIn-
promising stand of the growers organ
izations for Il 'fifty-fifty" contract
giving the farmer half of the sugar
extracted in payment for ton of
beets, the Great Western Sugar Com
pany has officially announced that its
contract lis the best that we feel war
ranted in offering this season and will
not be modified"
| Greeley.-No chapter of Theta Nu
| Epsilon, more familiarly known as IT
n. E." exists in Colorado, according to
statement made by officials of the
| grand council of the order, denying
that group of students ut the State
Teachers College, recently brought in
to prominence Dy raid by prohibition
officers, had any authority for the use
of the name for their chapter.
Boulder.-Eight teams, representing
| eight different sections of the State AS
sociation of Colorado High Schools,
took part in the all-state high school
basketball tournament held in Boulder
March s, 8 and 10, under the direction
of the Boosters Club of the University
| of Colorado The South Central
league, comprising Canon City, Trini
dad, Colorado Springs, Florence, Sail
| da, Leadville, Pueblo Central, Walsen-
burg and Pueblo Centennial, was repre-
| sented by Pueblo Central.
Boulder-Impetus was given winter
sports at the University of Colorado
when announcement was made that the
mountain recreation committee of the
associated students of the university
had purchased 150acre camp site
| near Kossler's lake, five miles from
Boulder. 1t is within an hour and a
| halfs walk of the campus. Immediate
| ly work is TO be begun on the cOnstruc-
ton of Il camp on the Kossler's lake
site. A main lodge and IA summer camp
| viii be built.
Denver.-A consideration of $2,O66,-
900 was involved in deal whereby the
Armour & Co. of Delaware took over
property of the Colorado Packing and
| Provision Company of Denver accord.
ing to deeds filed in the recorders OF
flee. Another deed filed showed that
property valued at $4,000 was turned
over to Armour & Co. of Delaware b.
| Armour & Co. of Illinois.
Loveland.-Civil action against the
Clean Heat Sales Company, II. A. Van
Auken, president ami general manager
now under arrest in Los Angeles un.
der an information charging he OBJ.
tained $3,117.29 from the Larrmel
County Bank and Trust Company un.
der false pretenses, and f. V. Van Au-
ken, cousin of the elder Van Auken,
has been instituted by the bank.
Greeley-The Mountain States Beet
Growers Association will fight the eff.
fort of the Great Western Sugar Com
pany to get acreage for its northern
Colorado factories, according to Harry
| l. Brown. secretary of the Root C,ro,,,-