The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-13

Sept. 26-28.
III Carson County F.ir-Buriin stea.
Douglas County Fair-cassls lseck
Ebert County Fair-Mathssou.
Grand County Fair-Kremmling.
La Plata County Fair-DurAngo.
AoIfat County Fair-Cratg.
Longmont-The Boulder county fair.
one Of the largest staged In the west,
was held at the fair grounds here.
Canon Cty.-A parole has been
granted to Fred Snora, serving life
sentence for the murder of J. Bruce
Doyle, Delta rancher.
Fort Collins.-Over 265 students
were enrolled at the Colorado Agricul.
tural college here, with the close Of the
first days registration.
Pueblo.-The National Broom Com
pany's big warehouse was Quilted by
flames here with $4,000 loss, par
TALLY covered by insurance.
Golden.-Charles Kelsey Of Arvada,
was fined 500 and costs In Justice
Court here on prohibition law viola
ton charge. He pleaded guilty.
Glenwood Springs.-The annual CON
vention Of the Colorado State Medical
association was held at the Hotel Colo
RADIO. Nearly $50 delegates were In at
tendance.
Pueblo.-The next state convention
Of Colorado Lions clubs. which Is to be
held In Pueblo, will take place June Q.
10 and II. 1924, according to the local
organization.
Denver.-Govern0 Sweet has the
power under the law to remove mem.
bers Of the state civil service commits
sion, according to an opinion by At
torney General Russell w. Fleming.
Cripple Creek.-Cripple Greek was
given another clean bill Of health 20 far
as prohibition violations are concerned
when a squad Of federal dry agents
returned to Denver after q recent visit
to the mining town.
Shavano.-Tom Dobbie. engineer.
was instantly killed and Ed Lindsay,
his fireman, was fatally injured. when
Denver 4 Rio Grande Western
freight engine exploded near Shavano.
thirty miles west Of Salida, q few days
ago.
Boulder.-All secret societies at Prep
school have dlsbanded in compliance
to the order of the school board. The
expected opposition to the pledge that
each student was required to sign, to
refrain from joining secret organiza.
tions, did not develop.
Longmont. - Mysterious letters
signed * X. H., and threatening
Death or worse II you do not get out
Of Longmont," have been received by
William Frank. 60, and his son, Carl
Frank, IS, merchants at LOngmont ac-
cording to the two men.
Denver.-Plans for a general reor-
ganization Of the Denver police de-
partment on military basis, with sep
arate heads In charge Of different po-
lice activities, are being prepared by
Reuben w. Hershey, newly appointed
manager Of safety and excise, he an.
nounced after his first full day In his
new office.
Aspen.-Up and going every minute
the little mountain city Of Aspen gave
the Denver Boosters special such
reception as only the west can give.
1t was a hearty greeting of a hearty
people. and the seventy-three capital
city business men who made up the
visiting party will not soon forget It.
Grand Juncton.-Three cases Of
western slope Colorado Elberta peach
es from Grand Junction, and three
cases Of Mountain peas from Buena
Vista were shipped last week to Los
Angeles through the offices of the
Civic and Commercial Association to
be part Of an unusual dinner In that
city rendered by the Adventurers'
Club to a party Of notable British sci.
entists, soldiers and adventurers.
Colorado cattle made
splendid showing at the Iowa State
Fair at Des Moines, when Herefords
owned by W. N. W. Blayney Of Den.
yer walked off with ten prizes. The
Blayney prizes are: Wyoming 10, sec
ond; Mischief Wyoming. fourth; Muir
ply Wyoming, first; best three bulls,
third; Elsie Domino, second; Dolly
Wyoming first; Donna Domino, fifth |;
young herd, first; calf herd, second,
and Wyoming get Of sire, second.
Grand Junction.-"Down with the
nockies," the slogan with which the
"get acquainted" and trade extension
tour Of the Denver Civic and CONNER
cial association stormed the western
slope, was received by the local cham
Der Of commerce In q joint meeting
here with unstinted appreciation.
Longmont. - Ned Peterson Of Den.
yer, one Of the most widely known rac.
Ing drivers in the state, was probably
fatally injured here when his car left
Roosevelt track In the first lap Of a
flve-mlle free-for-all, overturned and
threw him distance Of fifty feet.