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Boulder.-wohd peace and federal
aid in education were supported IN
the resolutions adopted BY the twelfth
annual convention OF the Colorado
Parent- Teacher Association.
Greeley-The name, State Indus
trial High School, a. applied to the
secondary school at Colorado State
Teachers College here, has been
changed To that Of Teacher College
High School.
Estes Park-C E Very, general
manager Of the Rocky Mountain
lodges, was elected president OF the
Estes Park Chamber Of Coumerce.
Other officers were George Patterson,
secretary, and Charles Hix, treasurer.
Fort CollinA-A Van Auken, for.
mer society favorte in Denver and
Fort Collins and once an official Of
the Kleen Heet Company Of Denver,
is held here for authorities In Michi.
gan, who claim that he broke parole
In that state.
Estes Park.-Plans for the erection
of a mammoth convention auditorium
are being made here, according to c. E
Very, president Of the Estes Park
Chamber Of Commerce The conven-
ton auditorium Is to be constructed In
anticipation Of the International Ro-
tary Clubs meeting in 1925.
Observation-Disclosures Of the ruins
Of cliff dwellers In the Mesa Verde
national park and other portions OF
southwestern Colorado will be under
taken In June by the third state
archaeological research expedition, &C.
cording to J. A. Jeancon, curator Of
the state museum, who is directing
the work.
Denver.-Through freight has been
reopened on the Moffat road The rock
and earth slide which blocked the line
ct the south mouth Of tunnel 52 sew
eral weeks ago has been renewed.
Throughout the whole ueup passenger
service had been maintained by tians-
ferring passengers around the blocked
section Of the track
Sallda.-Offlcers were elected at the
closing session Of the twenty-flrst an
nual state convention Of the Knights Of
Columbus John Leo Stack, grand
knight Of the Denver council. was
elected state deputy. Other officers
named were: Joseph Miller, Gunni-
son, treasurer; Lawrence Giacomini.
Boulder. secretary; T. J. Ahern, Glen
wood Springs, state advocate.
Aspen.-Wages for miners In the
Aspen district will be voluntarily
raised fifty cents a day according to
statements made By the Smuggier
Leasing Company. The communica.
ton stated that In view Of the fact
the wages Of the Leadville district
were recently raised fifty cents q day
the company would adopt q similar
raise.
Denver.-Uisposal Of the last two
bills left by the State Legislature was
made by Gov. William L. Sweet when
he vetoed Senator Saunders firearms
bill. requiring that all dealers In fire
arms De licensed and that they keep
q record Of all weapons sold, and
signed the measure approprIating S4,.
600 for the maintenance Of the agricul-
tural experiment station at Cheyenne
Wells.
Cripple Creek.-What promises to
be the largest gold strike since 1893
was made by Frank Tekavee, lessor
Of the Granite mine, located below
the Ajax mine In the Cripple Creek
district. According to many Of the
old miners In the region, the strike
may prove the largest since the early
'9Os. The vein is reported to be four
feet thick with the length undeter-
mined as yet. The assay shows a
value from Sl2l to 5000 ton. Gran
lite mine is shipping out a carload Of
ore each day.
Steamboat Springs.-Charles d.
Lockhart, 65 years old, a farmer near
Miner was killed when his car went
over a high bank four miles from here.
The body was found with the wrecked
car lying near, at the foot of sixty
foot incline. L0ckhart was on his way
to Steamboat Springs, and was alone.
His neck was broken by the fall
Pueblo.-The state Of Colorado will
not obtain Woodcroft Sanitarium hero
rs a branch Of the State Hospital for
the Insane, according to its owner and
manager, Dr.. c. W. Thompson The
states option on the institution ex.
pired May !, according to DR.. Thomp-
son and on May 8 the governor was
notified by Dr. Thompson that the op-
ton was cancelled.
Grand Junction. - Earl Haskins,
young ranchman, suffered fractured
skull, two fractures Of the jawbone
and other injuries which may prove
fatal, when the front wheel Of the auto