The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-18
LATE NEWS
From All OUer
COLORADO

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| state blue sky law, 1t was announcer
here by Secretary of State Millikeh.
Pueblo.-Thirty-t thousand cans
| Of sardines, said to be contaminated
| which had been traced across the
| United States to Pueblo, were seized
in warehouse here by local health
| officers.
Estes Park.-Summer camping
grounds in Estes Park for the Amerl'
can Legion have been set aside by Dr.
Hubert Work. Secretary of the In
| terror. according to word from wash
ington. The tract comprises twenty
| acres.
Dcnver.-The Denver bunco men
must 90 to the penitentiary. The Colo
RADIO Supreme Court has denied the ap-
plication of Lou Blonger and fifteen
other convicted members of the mil
lion-dollar bunco ring for Il writ of su-
persedeas.
| Pueblo.-Senator Adams of Colorado
called at the White House to pay his
respects to the President before his
departure from Washington for home.
He was introduced to the President
by fellow citizen of Pueblo, Secre-
tary of Interior Work.
Dcnver.-Colorado's potato crop, on
| ii basis of 12S0O acres, is now eSti-
mated mt 1906, 900 bushels, rs against
the estimate of 16,7s6,O0O bushels one
month ago and the lS,46O,OOO bushels
of last year, according to the Colorado
cooperative crop reporting service.
| Brighton-Leonard C.. Higgins, dep
uty sheriff of Brighton, died at the
county hospital in Denver as the result
of injuries received on the Denver
Brighton road between Brighton and
| Henderson, when he was thrown from
his motorcycle by collision with Il
| beet wagon.
Durango-Mary Sloniier II, who
escaped from the Jail here Sept. 26,
after stealing the keys from the iailer,
was captured at Pennington, n. NJ, by
| Sheriff Howe and was returned to the
Jail here. The girl also released Arch
| Stewart when she escaped and, accord
ing to her story, rode horseback with
| Stewart to New Mexico.
Pueblo.-Frank Fair, arrested here
a few days ago, was returned to Vim
ita, Okla, by Sheriff Harry J. Camp
bell of that city. Fair, who was placed
| under arrest here just as ne was leav-
| ing the pOst0ffce after receiving some
mail, Is charged with the embezzle-
ment of $1,000 from Il bank Of Vinita,
when, II is alleged, he borrowed that
amount on his farm and then sold out
and moved, leaving the mortgage with
the bank with nothing to collect on.
Denver,-The office of the Colorado
| director of markets is to give active
| support soon to the plan for cO-Opera-
tive wheat marketing, as arranged by
President Coolidge's newly-named
marketing committee, II was an
nounced by Joseph Passonneau. state
director. "The cooperative program
| of marketing wheat on an orderly
selling plan will require nn immense
| amount of effort before it can be put
over To its fullest extent" said Pas.
sonncnu.
Denver.-Paymcnt to farmers of an
proXimately S2,oOO,OOO additional on
the 1922 beet crop was announced II
few days ago, by the Great Western
Sugar Company. This sum, in final
settlement for the beet tonnage deliv-
cred by the growers last year. was
made in accordance with the sliding
scale contract under which the farm.
ers participate in the proceeds real
lied from the sale of the sugar. The
total paid the farmers by the company
for its 1922 crop Is thus brought to ap-
proximntely $l6.OOO.OOO.
Trinidnd.-The finding of IL bullet
ridden body In the hills near Suffield,
IL believed to clenr away the mystery
surrounding the disappearance OF lie.
andre IsIvps OF Hoehne last April. The
condition of the body showed that the
man had been dead several months.
Denver.-The largest output OF pre-.
cious und base metals ever recorded In
the state of Colorado will be mined
during the present year. according to
ii. Is. Tomblin. secretary Of the state
metal mining fund. Actual figures by
carloud shipments of ores and concen.
trntes compiled by the Colorado 4
Southern and Denver Il RIO Grande
Western railroads prove clearly the
truth OF this statement. Mr.. TomblIn
said here.
Dcnvcr.-Announcement OF two re-.
appointments was made here n few
days ago by Governor Sweet. John
II. Thatcher of Pueblo was rcappolnt-
ed to fill n siX.year term on the state
fair commission, which expires July
10. 1929 and Sterling B. Lacy, Demo.
cratic whip In the last house of rep.
reschtatires, was selected again TO
serve on the state board Of control OF
the school for mental detectives,
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