The Arvada enterprise., 1923-12-27
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Denver.-Reorganiza plans for
the Denver & Rio Grande Western, in
volvlns the issue of securities having
an approximate par value of $132, ,OOO.-
600. were approved by the Interstate
Commerce Commission in Washington.
Colorado Springs.-The third an
nual meeting Of the Colorado Asso-
ciation Of Real Estate Boards will
be held Jan. and at the Antlers
hotel, Colorado Springs. Officers
and members Of the board of COVER
uors for the ensuing year will be
named ut the meeting.
Grand Junction.-Warren Moore, Z
year-old son Of Joseph Moore, Fruit
dale rancher, was killed when the en-
bankment Of the Grand Valley ditch
near Pallisade collapsed beneath the
weight Of an automobile. The father
and two other children, Jean, three
years old and Frances, four, escaped
unhurt.
Colorado Springs.-Albert Sallah
Kermou, alias "Al the Turk" arrested
In Omaha. Neb., may aid in the solu-
ton Of the mystery of who brutally
murdered Elsie Suttle. 16-year-old
bride Of Harry Suttle. in her home,
Aug. %, the police think. Kermous
pockets were full Of newspaper clip
pings on the case, the police say.
Denver.-An Involuntary petition in
bankruptcy was filed against the
Scholtz-Alutual Drug Company in the
Federal District Court here by the
Carter, Rice & Carpenter Paper Com
pany, the Peerless Printing and Sta
tionery Company and the Inland Paper
Box Company. Claims OF the three
petitioners against the drug company
aggregate approximately 5000.
Greeley.-Directors Of the Colorado
Beet Growers Cooperative AssocIa-
ton gave their unanimous approval
of the Great Western Sugar Com.
pany's beet contract for the 1924 crop
Mt a meeting Of the directors and Of.
ficials Of the company here. An.
nouncement was made Mt the meeting
Of payment of $2,5OO,OOO additional
to farmers on their 1923 crop.
Colorado Springs.-FollOwing an in
vestigation by Denver and Colorado
Springs police, Albert Herman. known
as Al KernOn and al the Turk" has
been released from custody by the
authorities Of Omaha, Neb. Herman
had been held when police believed he
might throw light on the murder Of
Elsie JOrgenson Suttle. who was
killed in Colorado Springs on Aug. %
OF this year.
Cripple Creek.-This district is ex-
cited over rich ore strike In the
Portland mine. The discovery was
made In n vein at depth Of 2,722
feet and eighty feet from the main
shaft. The ore Is expected to yield 500
ounces Of gold. OF $1O,335 to the ton,
in addition to about nfty-flve ounces
Of silver. The metal IL Of the tellur-
lde class, also known rs purple gray
nuOrine.
Boulder.-An athletic stadium hav.
ing seating capacity Of 25.OOO per.
sons Is to be built by the University
of Colorado this winter and an effort
will be made to have It ready for use
next full. The stadium Ii to be built
In the rear Of the new gymnasium,
which Is also to be completed by the
opening Of the next academic year
The contract was let to Arvid Olsen,
contractor Of Denver.
Greeley. - Rights, privileges and
franchises Of the Greeley 4 Denver
Railroad Company. for many years op.
orator Of a street car system In Gree.
ley. are Cancelled and terminated by an
ordinance passed On first reading by
the Greeley city Council. The ordi.
nance states that electric railway
service ended here In January. 1923
and that the company has neither Civ.
cn service nor attempted to give serv.
ice since.
Frulta.-The "lOne wolf' of Fruita
has ut last been trapped after thre<
years OF depredntions among stoci
and OF evasion Of hunters who have
been constantly on Its trail. w. ]
Nearing. II hunter In the section north
Of Frultn, trapped the wolf, seven
foot female. lust week after he had
been on her trail for three years
Canon City.-llunning q gauntlet OF
prison guards gunfir, two convicti
in the state pcnitentiary successful,
drove m automobile out Of the prison
confines only to be captured few
miles from town nfter they crushed
into n standing automobile. The fee
ing convlcts, Albert J. Green ant
Paul Rand. were both wounded by on,
bullet which struck the genr.shift oi
the ear and split In two.
Grand Junction.-Wniter Il. Loupe
former preacher who confessed tina,
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