The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-09
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COLORADO STATE FAIR DATES
1879.
Larimer County Fair-Lovsland. Aug.
Crowley County Fair-sugar City.
r. Rio - B!aneo County Fair-Mssksr.
Phillips County Fair-Holyoks. Sept
s.l Boulder County Fair-Longmont
Arkansas Valley Fair-Rocky Ford.
s.v, Warrington County Fair-Akron.
s.Mn.o Morgan County Fsir-rore Morgan.
Logan County Fair-sterling. Sept
Weld County rair-orsslsy. Sept
Northern New Mexico Fair-Raton.
y. Mex. Sept l1-l4.
Delta County Fair-Hotchkiss. Sept
s,n. Mes, :, County F.lr-'ar.nd Junction.
Routt County Fair-Haydsn. Sept
Haca County Fair-springfisld. Sept
s.s s.s9.che County Fsir-sasuschs
=. .csttlsmen's Day-Gunnlson. July
.conejos County Fair-Manassa. sspt
"a Adams q County Fair-Brighton. sept
,.l,s .Kiow. County F.ir-Eaas. ssp.
Trinidad-Las Animas County Fair
trinidad. Sept. 1871.
=. western Slope Fair-Montross. Sept
,,.a,. = p.'o County y.'r-c.'h.n. Sep.
Sap. Pueblo sao >, County rsir-ooodDassurs.
81, hue.fano County Fair-walssnburs.
az, oi!aeoln County T.ir-Huso. Sep.
s.P.. Rto !ssss Srsads County E.ir-Dsl sorss'
Colorado State Fair-Pueblo. Sept
s.n, Monss.uma !. !. County Fair-cortsa
ods kit Carson County Fa,r-Burl,nssoa
Douglas County Fair-castls Rock.
Elbert County Fair-Matheson,
Trand County Fair-Kremmling
LAPiata County Tair-Durango.
Aoffat County Fair-Craig.
Westcliffe.-A bond issue for the
erection OF q county high school build
Ing In Westcllffe was voted upon
favorably BY residents Of Custer coun.
ty.
Pueblo.-The Denver & Rio Grande
Western Railroad to the west from
Pueblo was blocked by a washed out
bridge this side Of Florence few
days ago.
Longmont.-S. H. Rolstin Of Long
mont has been awarded the contract
for the construction Of Camp Ekalela
near Longmont. Prof. Dawson will
have charge Of the camp.
Denver.-Denver will have a new
twenty-story hotel to cost $15,OOO,OOO
II plans now under way by j. Hugh
Bauerlein, with offices at GIG Mining
Exchange building, are carried
through. 7
Leadville.-Joseph Dunn, 90, widely
known rancher, was shot to death by
Thomas H. Walker, IS, during an ex-
change Of rifle bullets that followed
dispute over cattle, according to Walk
er's story to the sheriff. Walkers
ranch, near Malta, three miles from
Leadyllle, was the scene Of the shoot
Ing.
felluride.-A five-ton truck load of
earnotite ore fell on Joe Hanna on a
steep canon road near here, killing
him instantly. Hanna was driving
heavy truck Of the Standard Chemical
Company, when something happened to
the steering gear. The truck plunged
over bank and turned over. with the
entire weight on Hanna, crushing him
to death.
Salida.-John 7. Mangan, fireman,
was scalded to death when held as in
a vice between the tender and engine
on Denver 4 Rio Grande Western
train bound from Denver to Grand
Junction, which ran into a washout
just outside the city limits of Salida.
The heaviest rain known in this sec
tion for years had washed out about
500 feet Of track at the point
Boulder.-A brave fight for success
as an artist ended in Boulder In the
death of Henry l.. Wynkoop, aged 73,
who denied himself of the necessities
of life In order to continue his paint
lnss, which failed to find profitable
market.
Pueblo.-Judge James A. Park of
the District Court, approved the Bluff
channel plan Of flood protection for
Pueblo, whereby the Arkansas river
Is to be moved from Its present chan
mel to the base Of n row Of bluffs
which 1t occupied In the early sixties.
Judge Park has had the matter under
advlsement since July 13, at which
time protest hearings against the plan
were ended. Judge Park In his deci.
sion stated that the approximate cost
Of $4,O00,000 was not exorbitant In
view Of the fact that 1t not only would
guard against such a flood AZ Pueblo
experienced In 1921 but was essential
to the growth and development OF the
city. SDecial assessments on the