The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-20
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COLORADO
COLORADO STATE rAla DATES

COLORADO STATE FAIR DATES
Pueblo County Fsir-ooodpastars.
n husIi.so Count, E.ir-w.l..asurs.
Lincoln County Psir-Hugo. Sept
s.R, Rio g Gr.nd. County Eair-Dsl Horss
&c. Colorado State Eair-Puss'o. ssps
s.S.' Sonss.sn. ss.s. County Fair - cor''.
KIT Carson County -Buriinstoa.
oI; Douglas County F.ir-cas.ls Rock
Ebert County Fair-Mathsson.
Grand County Fair-Kremmling.
"a Plata County Fair--Durango.
Aoffat County Falr-Craig.
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Pueblo.-Joe Reigger, 90 years old
Of 40l South Main street, committed
suicide few days ago by hanging
himself from the foot Of his bed.
Arvada.-The body Of 1O-months-old
Joy Rice was found In an irrigation
ditch near the Rice home, three miles
west Of Arvada, late Wednesday, three
hours after she had disappeared.
Denver.-An attempt may be made
to put through the next Colorado Leg.
islature a prohibition repeater bill sim.
liar to that passed In New York, &C.
cording to reports current in Washing.
ton, d. c. p
Colorado Springs.-John Graves
pioneer ranchman, living eighteen
miles east Of Colorado Springs, was
crushed beneath his horse and critical.
ly Injured while rounding up some cat.
tie on his ranch.
Trinidad.-Lack Of frankness ON the
part OF parents In dealing with their
children on the subject Of sex was de-
plored at q meeting Of the Colorado
Federation Of Women's Clubs conyen.
ton, In session here.
Yampa.-So far this year, which Is
hardly half over, double the entire 1922
number Of carloads Of fine Colorado
lettuce has been shipped out Of the
state to supply the tremendous and
constantly growing demand.
Pueblo.-A modern two-story resi-.
dence, administration and hospital
building Is to be built this winter on
the Pueblo county farm. The build
Ing will be 1885 feet In size and is
to be constructed Of brick with stone
Denver.-Secretary Of State Carl S.
Alilliken has certified to the various
district attorneys Of the state, list
Of corporations totaling In number
2,Oa, which have failed to file re-
port In the year 1923. OF this number
], ,l26 are Of Denver county alone and
the remaining 93S are Of other coun.
ties
Boulder.--Boulder Is completing a
paving improvement program Of 1l5
blocks which embraces practically all
Of University Hill and the Arapahoe
entrance into Boulder and the heart
of the city TO u point near the canon
entrance. A total OF seventy.four
blocks were completed last year and
[orty-two have been or are being COM
pleted this year.
Fort Collins.-Hearing on a petition
to abandon "A stretch of street car
track between the business district OF
Fort Collins and the Great Western
Sugar factory will be held Friday,
Sept. u, before the State Public Util.
ties Commission. Included in the pe-
Iition issnot only the clause to dscon.
Iinue service, but 10 permit of the tax.
ng up Of the track.
Denver.-The bid of Ulen 4 Co.,
New York, of S6,075,0OO for the con-
struction Of the Moffat tunnel, the
'nly one submitted to the Moffat tun-
1el commission, is classed as a prop
,sltlon" by the commission. 1t will be
considered first, and then four, and
five, other propositions"
which were submitted as such, will be
aiken up by the commission.
Denyer.-"The Western Slope Good
VIII tour was the most successful tour
II the kind that we ever held" en-
declares President f. NJ.
Ammons Of the Civic and Commercial
association. And his opinion Is sec.
'nded by every man who made the
rip last week under the auspices Of
he Agricultural and Live Stock, Job
'ers' and Manufacturers bureaus.
Haxtun.-Last Tuesday evening at
he town hall in Haxtun meeting Of
he members OF the Chamber of Com.
nerce and all citizens Interested In
Iaxtun's Annual Corn Festival, was
'eld. The meeting was called by N.
i. Bentson, president Of the chamber
If commerce for the purpose of set
Ing a date and arranging other details
or the big yearly event In Haxtun.
Fort Collins.-A few days ago 72d
had registered at the Colo
ado Agricultural College. The en-.
'ollment at the college has been a lit
lie slower than expected due, 1t Is be-
ieyed, to the fact that the college Ii
'penins early this year, work starting
iere sooner this fall than either at
he University of Colorado, Denver
University, or the Teachers College ai
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