The Dolores star., 1923-11-30
COLORADO NEWS NOTES

ell last week, with the date or their
discharge set as Dec. 3. The action of
| the city manager follows request
| made a week ago by five Boulder po-
| licemcn that the city manager dis
charge Police Chief Head because they
could not get along with him. Mitch
ellis reply was TO let out Capt. Paul
| Raddatz, Desk Sergt. II. o. WnNhum
and Patrolman \. w. Brunick. Elmer
Cobb and William Gentry.
Idaho Springs.-Thc Frank ]. Hayes
mine at the mouth of Virginia canon.
within the limits of Idaho Springs,
again Is Il producer of very high grade
sulpho-telluride ore, assaying SlO6,-
292. 80 per ton from two-inch streak
on the footwall in a winze run from
the No. . tunnel at 800 feet below
grass roots The extent of this high
grade ore is not known, but presuma-
bly, 1t runs to the surface, as similar
ore was cut in the No. l tunnel.
Greeley.-Athletes of the State
Teachers College here will no longer
be dubbed by such effeminate terms as
the Teachers" or "Pedagogs" or I'm
SlTutltTS IL liplT b"H NlSll'H as
nounced on the campus this week are
adhered to. Hereafter the sporting
writer's of the world will be
asked to refer to them as the
Bears and to forget that the
school they represent is eIght-tenths
feminine.
Fort Morgan.-Henry Strauss. 81
Al a Ip "a, tu ,,-ffn IAp
in Fort Morgan, oct. n, and was pre-
vented from shooting her to death and
killing himself by the courageous at
tack of his 12-year-Old son, pleaded
guilty to charge of assault with in
tent to kill before Judge l.. c. Ste
phenson of the Morgan County Dis
trict Court, and was sentenced to from
three to five years in the state peni
tentiary at Canon City.
Denver.-A Judgment of SlO.32S. 80
was awarded Il. l.. DOllard, II former
employee of the Denver * Rio Grande
Western railroad. by jury in the
United States District Court for In
juries incurred when the plaintiff.
while engaged in loading cattle on Il
d. X Il. G. w. train at Gunnison, Colo.
was severely gOrcd by large and Vi
cious bull. Dollard instituted civil
suit against James c. Davis, federal
director of railroads, at that time
Windsor.-The record sugar beet
yields, reported from Morgan county,
are challenged by high yields in the
Eaton and Windsor districts which cs-
innate that the crop now being har-
vested will run fourteen tons or more
per acre average for both localities.
Greeley and Loveland also come in
with reports Of thirteen tons per acre.
or better, making the highest yields in
those territories for number of sea-
sons
Colorado Springs.-While Mrs. Paul
LennoN, social leader of Colorado
Springs, was returning from theater
party few days ago and was taking
Mrs. Mark McGillis to her home, the
steering apparatus on the Lennox car
suddenly jammed and the machine
crashed headlong into street car.
Spectators of the accident pulled the
women from the wreck Mrs. Iennox
died two hours later in local hospl-
tai
Pueblo.-Pueblo county is In excel
lent financial condition. according TO
an auditors report recently completed
by state Examiner Joseph VI. Wood
and submitted to State Auditor Arthur
NJ. Stong. The report, which covers
the period between Jan. !, 1922. to Dec,
II, 1922. shows that Pueblo county in
creased Its cash balance from Sl94.S42
on Jan. to $2l0434 on Dec. 81. indi-
eating that the county is not only sol
vent but actually on paying basis.
Boulder.-Two hundred editors and
managers of high school papers and
ANIMALS were in Boulder last week for
the third annual high school editors
conference under the auspices of Sig
ma Delta Chi, professional journalistic
fraternity.
Denver.-A prehistoric city, dating
back ten centuries before Christ. in
which lived peoples with a civilization
equal in many ways to our own. has
been unearthed in Mesa Verde mark
by party of archaeologists headed
by Jesse Nusbaum, superintendent of
the park, according TO an announce
ment made by Mr.. Nusbaum here
No archaeological discovery in tbe
Southwest is equal in Importance TO
this, according to Mr.. Nusbaum. for
the discovery brings to light n civil
iZation much earlier than any ever be-
fore reported in Colorado.
Brighton.-Glenn Stitt was brought
to Brighton last week from the state
penitentiary at Canon City, where he
was serving a life sentence for the
Staying of Carl Liebcrs of Denver near
Henderson on Sept. 20, 1920, and will
he given new trial here in accord
ance with the decision made by the
State Supreme Court last month.
Denver-Harvesting of potatoes is
progressing favorably in Wyoming.
Utah and Nevada, but rain has DELAYED
the work in some sections of Colorado