The Raymer enterprise., 1923-06-21
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Colorado Springs.-American Legion
Post No. s. Colorado Springs, plans 10
erect building.
Denver.-An appeal to the Supreme
Court on writ Of error has been mado
In the Hammock civil service suit.
Boulder.-veterans Of the Foreign
Wars of the United States assemblies
here for their annual convention last
week.
BouIder.-The Kappa Kappa Gam
ma sorority took out building permit
for $4,000 and awarded the contract
for q new home to Allison Stocker ot
Denver.
Boulder.-Persons belonging to 81
cret societies cannot attend the Boul-
der high school after Sept !. unless
they revoke their membership. Ihis
action was taken by the school board
recently.
Boulder.-Pr0f. Junius Henderson.
curator Of the university museum, ac'
cOmpanied by John +. Bryan. stu
dent, has departed for Grand juno
ton In quest Of the skeleton VI dlno-
saur reported to be eighty feet long.
Denver.-Adjutant generals Of the
states Of Oklahoma. Arizona. New
Mexico and Colorado, comprising the
Forty.fifth division area. viii meet a.
the headquarters Of the Colorado Ma
ton Guard In Denver, June ~, Adju'
tant General Paul Newton has an
nounced.
Glenwood Springs.-The Colorado
Lions clubs district convention Will be
held In Pueblo next year The seiec.
| ton was made at the convention In
Glenwood Springs, Pueblo having al
most no opposition. DR.. Fred schem
erhorn Of Montrose was elected Us-
trict president.
Pueblo.-At the annual election oi
officers Of the Pueblo Manufacturers
Association the following were chosen .
President, NJ. c. Crum: vice president
Joseph A. Bullen; treasurer. |. Il.
shallenberger directors, NJ. c. Crum,
J. A. Bullen, Ray Jewell, q. +. Faith
and l.. W. Biele.
Idaho Springs.-Col. J. H. (Jakc)
Robson, prominent In Democratic pol
itlcs of Clear Creek county and the
state for many years, dropped dead fn
Oklahoma City while playing billiards
with DIR. +. NJ. Bailey, with whom he
was visiting. according ~ word re-
ceived ut Idaho Springs.
Canon City.-The body of james NJ
Hughes, long time resident OF Canon
City, was found on an island In III"
Arkansas river. short distance hc
low the Ninth street bridge. und was
recovered with difficulty by the mem
bers OF the fire department, who used
ropes and extension ladders In effect.
Ing a temporary bridge across the
I swift current Of the river ut that
place.
Fort Collins.-Maynard Miles. g
year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Z. Miles, of Liyermore, was Instantly
killed when the automobile In which
he was riding with his brother, Her
schel Miles, lG, run off the edge of ii
culyert near lngleside, and turned
over. The youths head was crushed
when he WIS caught under the bacb
| of the front seat Ii is believed II
broken steering gear caused the accI
dent.
Alancos.-A crazed Mexican, who
has been tcrroriZins farms and ranch
es in this vicinity for several days.
was captured and lodged In the COUNTY
Jail ut Curtrz II few days ago. Th,
maniac, who Is said to be IL World wal
veteran by the name Of Joe Cordova,
has been the object of country -Wit!,
search by a sheriffs posse. FulnilIe.
of farmers III the section have been
keeping on the lookout for the man,
armed with shUtguns, since the flTsl
report of his presence IN the country
Boulder.--A carload OF tungsten con.
centrates, valued at $4,000, was
shipped to McKeesport, Pa. by the
Wolf Tongue Mining and Milling Com
pany, Boulder. This was the second
| shipment within month.
Denver. - The American Electric
Smelters and Refining Company will
| begin construction Of an electric smelt.
er at Utah Junction. few miles from
Denver in the near future involving
an ultimate expenditure of Sl,5O0,OO0
and already Robert NJ. Keeney, indus
trial heating engineer for the Westlns'
house Electric Company Of Boston is
in the field outlining plans for the new
work. Mr.. Keeney is n graduate Of the
| Colorado School Of Mines.
Hayden.-The Williams Park anti
cline, covering 4,266 acres, located
eighteen miles south Of Hayden, In
Routt county, has been designated ai
producing gas field by the United
States geological survey, according to
word received by NJ. D. McEniry, CHIEF
Of the field division Of the federal land
office at Denver. The designation Ii
effective May II, 1923, and the land IL
subject to entry under the provisions
of the federal leasing luw covering oil