The Dolores star., 1923-05-04
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

ing government tTappei' 10 "a"
cd man and seven gray wolves h"''
ceased 10 roam the ranges ana prey
unon live stock and game. Inc Trap
per found the trail of big Woii anu
followed it hour after hour until nc
reached n point about twenty-five
miles north Of Fruita at the head OF
Spiuk canon, where he came suddenly
unon the den and shot the mother Woii
MS she retreated up the hillside. she
was seven feet, three inches long anu
stood nearly four feet high. lie theh
closed all exits to the hole and went
in with some gunnysacks, emerging
after hours of hard work with the SIN
pups, weighing twenty-five pouhas
each. He had enlisted the aid OF Daie
Mitchell, Cattleman, in capturing the
pups, and the two of them brought inc
animals to Grand Junction, where they
Grated them for shipment To the state
game warden in Denver.
Denver.-Physlcians in the research
department of the National JEWISH
Hospital ut Denver have made as
covery which may not only place tuOeF-
culosis control within the reach OF
medical science, but may also result In
making Colorado the medical center oi
the world These physicians say they
have discovered that carbonlc gas Is
deadly poison TO the germ OF tubercu-
losls. This discovery, II Is said, is the
greatest in medical science. While IL
may not in Its present state OF develop
ment assure control of tuberculosis,
the discoveries say 1t will lead to
subsequent discovery and thereby
bring about results which will serve
to standardlze methods Of cur
ing the disease, the most deadly OF
three master diseases, the remaining
two being cancer and pneumonia, they
claim.
Loveland.-The city of Loveland Is
to have new water system costing
S35U,uoO, according to decision made
public by Mayor W. l.. Banks ana
members of the city council. Declar-
ing that an emergency exists, the cOun-
Gil has sanctioned the early part Of
preliminary arrangements without the
necessity of vote by the people for
bond issue. A new settling basin Will
be erected In the mountains eight
miles from Loveland. on the Big
Thompson road and the water Will be
piped in twenty-fuur-inch mains. Love
land is also Installing twenty y-seyen
blocks of paving and II new sewer sys-
TEN.
Colorado Sprngs-Jack and Ben
Pritchurd, arrested in an auto contain
ing portable still and IA small armUry
pleaded guilty to II violation of the dry
law, and each was fined 500 and sent
to Jail for sixty days. When their
sentences are ended they are to face
charges of resisting an officer The
weapons in the car We're said to be
three rifles, two pistols and 800 to 800
rounds of ammunition. one man had
pistol on his person, and five raZors
and three pocket knives were in their
pockets.
Durungo.-Steve Elkins, So, noted
hunter of big game, fell from II hay
now at Willow Park, twenty-five
| niles northwest Of Durango, during
he night and his body was found with
he neck broken, at daylight few
lays ago. Elkins was plotting party
of EasternerS on Il galnd hunt and
went to sleep in the haymow. During
The night he turned over. evidently,
and rolled TO an opening in the floor.
Estes Park.-R. w. Toll, superin,
.endent of the Rocky Mountain Park,
arrived here few days ago with the
plans for the new administration
building of the park service, and an,
lOunced that work will begin at once
IN its construction. Congress has ap.
| DrOpriated $1,000 for the structure
| which will be erected on the lot dOnat.
I'd by the Womens Club of Estes Park
and overlooking the village.
BOulder-prOminent men of Boul.
der and Denver are to be "panned" by
| University Of Colorado students May !
at the first annual gridiron banquet OF
the journalistic fraternity, Sigma Del
tn Chi.
Cripple Creek.-The shaft on the
CfeSSOn nine Is to be sunk 300 fee'
farther in the hope of developing rlcl
veins, the existence of which has beer
proved by explorations with damon,
drill. The seventeenth level Is tn,
| lowest in the mine at present, at
depth Of 1000 feet. When the shat
gets down twenty-five feet farther /
will encounter the water level. Pump
have been put in to raise this waite
and permit of further sinking.
Pueblo-Winners in the elimina
| lions held here to decide the partic
| pants from Colorado in the nationn
music contest to be held In New Yor
City soon, have been announced as fo
lows: Miss Nellie Lima Long of Puel
10, pianoforte; Mrs. Lenora Allen O
Denver dramatic soprano; c. job
Thomas of Denver, tenor, and Mr..
Leah Dana Seykora of Pueblo, violiI
Pueblo.-A laundry driver picked u
Il bundle which he believed he ha