The Raymer enterprise., 1923-08-30

Denver, professor of mining and met
allurgy at the New Mexico School of
Mines, has recently been appointed ath.
letic director at the college.
Durango.-Albert Hafling, the IL.
year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hafling, prominent ranchers of the
Florida mesa, lost his life in the Pas.
tOrious reservoir, when he was seized
with cramps while swimming and
drowned in six feet of water.
Denver.-Judge George Fl. Bradfield
Of Greeley, sitting in the fourth dlvi.
sion Of the District Court, granted
Maurice Mandell, boy broker, charged
with implication in the lOotlng of the
Hlbernia Bank and Trust Company, Il
reduction in bond from $3.50 900 to S35,
600 in the second case lodged against
him.
Fort Colllns-Pete Ryan, 40, is In
the Fort Collins hospital with bullet
wounds which are said to be not seri
Gus, and Adolph King, %, and Car
Day, 20, are in the county Jail awaitin.
action by the district attorneys Offic,
as the result of shooting affair Ii
THE Jungles" at Fort Collins Il few
days ago.
Loveland.-Thomas Bennett, a well
known rancher of the Upper Buckhorn
was found unconscious by the road
side with several bones broken, caused
by the fall off a telephone pole OF
which he was doing repair work OF
the farmers line between Mvermor,
and Estes Park. He Is reported to b,
getting along favorably In the Love
land hospital.
Denver.-Asserting that her injuries
are incurable and that she Is a nerv
Gus wreck, Eva Greer brought suit II
District Court against the Denve
Tramway Company for damages In tn,
amount Of $4,000. She states that OF
June Z last, while driving in n motto
car, she was struck by a tramcar a
Broadway and Florida street an,
thrown fifty feet.
Red Cliff.-Another eternal triangl,
was SOLVED" few days ago when G
d. Isabel, wealthy lettuce rancho
near Red Cliff. shot and killed Car
Peterson. % years old, near the sum
nit Of Tennessee pass.
Grand Junction.--The first carioa,
Of Elberta peaches from this year
crop at Palisade was auctioned off Of
the platform of the Grand junction
Fruit Growers Association a few day
ago. The car contained 420 bushel
and brought $257la a bushel. The pur
chaser was Kansas City firm. Thi
Is the first car shipped this year. Mn
hundred carloads will be the district
output, 1t Is estimated.
Pueblo.-ColOrado's Arkansas vale
Ia recovering from the havoc wrough
by flood waters Of the Apishapa rive
recently. The last ripples of the eIgh
iy.six-foot wall Of water which burs
through the Aplshapa irrigation resel
roir dam, thlrty-six miles south O
Fowler, rolled themselves out in tn
lower stretches Of the Arkansas rive
valley near Las Animas and Lama
leaving behind a property damage es
tlmated at 100000, and several hur
dred persons homeless along the low
lands inundated by the torrent.
Colorado Springs-Phllip W. Chrii
tiansen, 14-year-old son Of the Re,
Jens p. Christensen, pastor Of tn
Bethany Danish Lutheran church q
Denver, residing at 215 West FIT
avenue, was Instantly killed nqp
Colorado Springs when he fell a di.
tance Of $50 feet into Bear Cree
canon.
Denver.-Twice held up in thre
days by bandit that resented his aI
peal for police aid was the experienc
Of Loe Piccoll, proprietor of the High
lands Radio grocery and confectioner
store. 212S West Thlrty-second avenu,