The Raymer enterprise., 1923-06-14
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Durango.-Notorists will not be able
to cross Wolf Creek pass In safety un-
til June Is. according to highway Of
fcials.
Golden.-Tte county commissioners
have ordered that all resorts In Star.
buck must close ut midnight from this
date forward.
NlwOt.-TwO automobiles were de-
stroyed In fire that wiped out the big
barn on the Gaynor ranch near Niwot.
The fire was caused by lightning. The
loss Is estimated around $1,000.
Boulder.-A hail storm did consider.
able damage north Of Boulder few
days ag). Farmers claim that the
wheat was ruined. The storm was In
the vicinity Of Haystack mountain.
Greeley.-The theft Of four automo-
biles within twenty-four hours Is the
record set by two Sterling youths, ac-
cording to officers who arrested the
boys and lodged them In the Weld
county jail.
Boulder.-More than 1900 ex-service
men are expected at the annual tn
state encampment Of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars to be held In Boulder
June IA, Is and 10. Delegates will at
tend from Wyoming, New Mexico and
Colorado.
Colorado Springs.-The old Cripple
Creek Short Line railroad, whose slo-
gan, 1.-The trip that bankrupts the Eng
lIsh language Is famous the world
over, will be made into an automobile
highway over Its entire forty-flve miles
Of mountain scenery.
Denyer.-John F. Vivian, Republican
national committeeman for Colorado,
and one Of the outstanding Republican
leaders Of the state, was named state
prohibition director In Washington by
Commissioner Blair Of the Internal
Revenue Department. He succeeds Il.
II. McClenahan. another widely known
Republican leader. who resigned April
18th.
Boulder.-Ninety- eight students were
graduated from the State Preparatory
school at Boulder. This was the larg-
est number TO graduate In one class
In the history Of the school. DR.. Milo
G. Derham. director Of the summer
school at the University Of Colorado,
delivered the commencement address
Sixty Of the graduates plan to enter
the university this fall.
Denver.-D. c. Roger, insurance
man Of Greeley and secretary Of
the National Farm Loan Associ-
alton, passed through Denver O
few davis ago en- route to Wichita.
Kan, to attend meeting Of the Fed
eral Land bank, Of which he was
named a director recently. Mr.. Roger
was appointed director BY the federal
farm land board, and will represent
four Colorado. Kansas, Okla
homa and New Mexico.
Denver.-Lou Blonger, king Of the
bunco ring, whose appeal to the Su-
preme Court from the District Court,
in which he was convicted and SEN
fenced to serve from seven to ten
years In the state prison, Is now pend
ing, was reported rs being very Ill at
the county Jail few days ago. His
doctor states that he Is suffering from
Il fatty degeneration Of the heart, and
also from fatty degeneration Of the
liver.
Greeley.-Will Shafroth, son OF the
late Senator John F. Shafroth. recent
ly appointed manager for Weld coun-
ty of the Colorado Potato Growers
Exchange, began the task of signing
up the potato growers for the cooper
ative plan Of marketing. 1t will be
necessary to have 30 per cent or more
Of the acreage in Weld county enrolled
for the cooperative plan before the
first of July. The hearty enthusiasm
shown by the farmers for the plan
seems TO indicate that at least that
amount will be obtained.
Pueblo.-Soleda Lasos, aged IS, was
shot TO death, Panic Marlos wounded
in the side, and Pedro Cadaron
stabbed, during fight resulting from
"A 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. Lasos was
shot down in front Of his own home,
his wife witnessing the murder as she
gazed from window.
Ignacio.-The order Of the State
Public Utilities commission that the
Denver 4 Rio Grande Western railroad
build new depot at Ignacio will be
obeyed. l. II. Luke, assistant chief op-
Grating official Of the railroad in
formed the commission that he had
authority to construct the building and
that work upon 1t would be begun at
once. The old building burned and q
box car has been used for station.
Ignacio citizens complained to the COM
mission and the commission ordered a
new structure. Ignacio Is on the Du.
range line of the railroad and the Ute