The Raymer enterprise., 1923-04-19
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! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pueblo.-Fire Watchman c. l. Pax
ton caught two men In the act Of Set.
ting fire to the Denver & Rio Grarde
Western supply house In Pueblo.
Golden.-The Kappa Sigma frater
nity. at the School Of Mines In Golden,
plan to erect a building costing ap-
proximately $4,000 on Illinois street.
Greeley.-The blackened body of o.
wald Lendke, II years old. missing
from his home at Erie. was found face
down In the Stag dump Of the Colum-
bine mine.
Colorado Springs.-Several buildings.
q number Of automobiles and the
stock OF general store were de-
stroyed by fire at Peyton, thirty miles
east Of here.
Monte Vista.-In order to participate
In the celebration of Music week in
Denver, May l3 to 20. the girls high
school chorus Of Monte Vista will
travel more than IT'S miles.
Trinidad-Two persons, Mrs. Louisa
Sebastini, and her son. SerafIno, are
dead as the result Of the overturning
Of an automobile on the Colorado side
Of the Trinidad-to-Raton highway.
Denver.-Governme census est.
mates as Of July /. 1923, place Denver
In United States cities
with a population Of 272,031-an in.
crease of 1880 over the 1920 census.
Fort Colllns.-At a special election
held here Fort Collins voted a $4,000
bond issue for school purposes. The
greater part Of the sum vii be used to
construct a new high school building
Pueblo.-Coney c. Slaughter, want
ed In Colorado on a charge Of looting
the Mercantile National Bank Of
Pueblo Of S352, ,lG2 when acting as Its
cashier, May 20, 1915, has been ar-
rested In Philadelphia.
Fort Morgan.-Mrs. Anna Schlot.
hauer, the mother Of six children. was
fatally injured when an automobile In
which she was riding with her husband
was struck by Burlington train nj
Chase crossing. near here.
Denver.-Overtaken by the stork as
II sped across the Twentieth street
viaduct, q taxicnb was the birthplace
Of six.pound baby boy. The driver
was removing Mrs. II. Broderson, the
wife Of a carpenter. to a private hos
pital.
Durango. armed posses are
securing the San Juan basin near here
In a search for w. NJ. Fisher, q struct.
ural steel worker, with L. Jefferson,
la accused by Durango officials OF
shooting down Angelo Ubaldo as he
mounted the steps to enter his home
a few nights ago. jefferson is now
under arrest.
Pueblo.-A. Zeilinger. chemist. with
the Minnequa steel plant Of the Colo.
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company, saved
his 5-year-old son from drowning In
the Bessemer irrigation ditch, into
which father and son and their car
had been precipltated, by holding the
child high In his arms until 1t was
possible to get out Of the stream.
Denver.-Since the census Of 1920,
Colorado has gained population rapid
ly. BY July l the state will have
gained 50,69l population over the 1920
census, estimates Of the United States
census bureau. made public In Wash.
lngton, Indicate. The population In
1920 was 939,629, according to the
government census. The estimate for
July l, 1923, Is 990,320.
Denver.-Decision to bring action In
the state House of Representatives on
two bills-the state income tax bill and
the intangible property tax bill-by
Gov William Z. Sweet, resulted In tho
delivery Of special message before
Joint session of the Legislature and
may eventunte In the calling Of a
special session Of the Legislature i'm
mediately following the adjournment
Of the present session.
Alamosa.-O. I. Jacobs. superinten.
dent Of schools In Antonito, Colo, ar
rested there Thursday on charges Of
violating the Mann act, furnished bond
Of $500 when arraigned before John
Hyndman, U. s. commissioner. Jacobs
Is charged with transporting young
girl from Columbus, Ohio to Antonito
last August.
Boulder.-After being out of the re-
gents chair at the University Of Colo
RADIO less than three months, Clifford
Mills who was regent Of the university
continuously for more than six years
prior to the expiration Of his term on
Jan. 0, has been appointed to the of.
flee by Governor Sweet to I'LL the
vacancy created by the resignation Of
Thomas Wilkinson.
Rifle.-Survey Of seven townships
In Garfield county has been authorized
by the Department Of the Interior with
a view to further development Of i'm.
mense oil shale deposits in that section
Of Colorado. A recent geological sur
vey by the Department Of the Interior
resulted In an estimate that one billion