The Raymer enterprise., 1923-01-11
LATE NEWS
From All Over
: :COLORADO:
CONVENTIONS IN DENVER DURING
JANUARY.

| IoNs DIs' AsA& ~SAsASs~
| JANUARY.
Jan. l3-CoIorado Shorthand Report
| srs' Association.
Jan. l3-AIl-Colorado Ski Confer
| enCe.
Jan. l3-JeweI Tea Company Confer
.nCc. lntcrmOuntain branch Colorado,
Wyoming. New MeXicoJ.
Jan. 3-20-National Western Stock
Show and Horse Show.
Jan. l3-20-Boys' and Girls Club
Section OF the Agricultural Extension
Service Of Colorado, wyoming and New
| Mexico.
Jan. li-Rocky Mountain Ski Club.
Amateur Tournament On Ccnesee Moun-
| tain.
Jan. lJ-lG-Mountaln States Ice
Manufacturers Association.
Jan. l5-2O-NatiOnal Rhode Island
Red Club Of America.
Jan l5-2O-CoIorado National Guard
| Conference.
Jan. -22-Intermountain Amateur
Boxiug and Wrestling Tournament
Jan. lt-WesteTn Hereford BTeeders
| Association.
Jan. lG-I7-Colorado Metal Mining
| Association.
! Jan. lG-l7-Americ Mining Con-
| sress. Colorado Chapter.
| Jan. lG-lS~CDlorado State Grange.
Jan. lG-ls-Farmcrs' Educational and
Co o-upcTativc Union OF Colorado.
Jan. l7-Old Time Cow boys Reunion.
| Jan. l1-COloradu sunday School As
| sociation-
Jan. 17-Western Shorthorn Breed
.rs' Association
Jan. I7-Is-Colorado Holstein Breed
| .rs' Association.
Jan. l.-lS-Co!orado Veterinary Med
| lCAl Association.
| Jan. IS-cOlOTadO tOnfectiOhers AS
| .DpiatIJu.
Jan. is Colorado Federation OF
Wumen's clubs.
Jan. lS-lg-ColoradO Stock Growers
Association.
Jan. Ig-ColoradO League OF building
and Loan Associations
Jan. Iy-Ford Motor Company Asso-
ciation Of Sa!esmcn.
Jan. 19-2V-CoIorado Editorial Asso-
| ,iation.
Jan. I9-20-Natlonal Farm Loan As,
ISOLATION in Colorado Of the Fedefai
Land Bank OF wichita H.
Jan. 20-Col0rado Society OF En-
ginecTs. 49,,
Jan. 22-CoIorado Tuberculosis Asso-
| citation. ,,.
ware Implement AssoCiatl"h'
DeBe1ue.- town board OF de-
Bequc Is planning TO make extensive
improvements on the waterworks sys'
TEN.
Pagosa Springs.-Lee Crane and
Robert Norris have purchased coal
mining property on Beaver creek near
Pagosa Springs, from Mrs. John Ste
yens.
Delta-Charles Hauser, an employe
of the Delta flour mills, was Instantly
killed when his clothing became en-
tangled in the machinery and his body
was pulled into the wheels.
Denyer.-Denver was the first city
In the United tates 10 light the
streets with electricity. 1t was the
second city in he United States to op-
crate street cars by electricity.
Walsenburg, g,-Francesquita Bustos,
100 years old, died at Walsenburg re-
Gently. Records of the old mission at
Santa Fe, \. NJ, show that she was
born Feb. I, 1918, and she was thought
to have been the oldest woman In Colo
RADIO.
| Denyer.-That GoyernOr-eleCt Sweet
will not permit Col. Patrick J. Ham
rock, recently resigned head OF the
state rangers, to serve as a member or
the State Civil Service Commission
without a battle, is the contention of
friends of the new governor
Gunnison.-To investigate charges
that funds of Gunnison county have
been mlsappropriatcd, that the county
officers are loose in enforcement of
liuuor laws, and other derelictiOns,
summons bill has been isSped for u
special county grand jury at GunnIson.
Durango.-The first serious accident
to occur in the celebrated May Day
mine in the La Plata district since the
SO. OOU,oOO ore discovery. was when
Joe Clark, =, well known miner, suf-
fcred fatal injuries when he was
caught under IL fall Of rock weighing
ton or moe. Both of Clark's legs
were broken and he suffered internal
injuries.
Dcnvcr.-The Hereford show AT the
| National Western Stock Show In Den
yer, Jan. l3 TO 70, will be one Of the
| largest and best ever seen in the West.
Even more notable in its make up is
the fact that third Of the animals
shown will be from the Denver Here
| ford circle.
Denyer.-Chaunccy NJ. Nichols, 6i
years old, pioneer Colorado hotel man,
died Christmas day at ST. Joseph,
Mich, according to word received by
Denver friends. He made his home in
Denver until september when he went
East for cancer treatment. He was
prominent in the early days Of Cripple
Creek, Leadville and Ouray and at va.
rious times managed the Palace, Clar-
endon and Beaum hotels.
Denver.-Col. Patrick J. Hamrock,
adjutant general Of the state and su.
perintendent Of the ranger force, ten
dered' his resignation to Governor
Shoup, effective ut once. After a
lengthy conference Governor Shoup
announced his acceptance of Colonel
Hamrock's resignation and issued an
executive order appointing Lieut.. Col.
Paul 7. NewlCn, deputy superintend-
ent OF the rangers and executive Of
ficer of the 157th infantry. adjutant
general in Hamrocks place.
The feed and baggage allowance for