The Dolores star., 1923-06-15
COLORADO NEWS NOTES

| eororItIps after June i Will not DE cll-
rible for membership in any sorority
ot the University of Colorado, accord
! ing TO resolutions adopted by the local
| cbonter of the National Pan Hellenic
Association on May %. Letters quot
ing the resolutions adopted have been
sent to the principals of high schools
| I'm the state. asking them 10 notify all
girls nj the earliest possible date. Co
onpratIon in enforcing the new regu-
| latlons is also asked of principals. No
exceptions will be made for any girl
who Joins such group, either as Il
pledge or initiated member, after June
l. the resolution reads. This applies
TO all such secret societies, whether
Greek letter. local or national, whose
| members rush, pledge and wear a pin.
Denver.-A total OF 1850 miles of
federal mid roads in Colorado have
been approved by Secretary of Agri-
culture Wallace, II has been announced
in Washington. This is the entire
amount of mileage allotted 10 Colorado
for federal aid under the ! per cent
system, under the act which allows
federal money to be spent on per
cent Of the certified mileage of the
state, of which Colorado has total or
5000. The federal highways are all
connected and, according to Thomas
H. Mcdonald, chief of the United
States bureau OF federal roads, when
the construction is completed citizens
of the state will be able to ride for
$3.50 miles on improved roads, with
out bad bridges, curves and hills.
Denver-W. Il. Greely, chief forest
er in charge of operation Of the United
States forest service, will be in Denver
June 81 to attend the convention of
live stock growers of the thirteen west
crn states, which will be held in Den
Yer on that date. Several other Off
cials Of high standing. will also be in
attendance at the convention to discuss
the revision of grazing regulations in
national forests. Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wallace, under whose department
the forest service operates, Will be in
Denver on June %.
Cripple Creek-Pay ore at the grass
roots is reported by Bray and Hay
ward, leSsees on the Howard claim
of tile Mary Mckinney group on a
vein just uncovered. The new vein is
three to four feet wide, length and
depth being us yet only estimated. The
ore shows free gold and is valued ut
from So to $50 ton. The lessees
will make Il shipment as quickly rs
possible to establish the value of the
find. The mine is few feet north
Of the Midland Terminal depot in
Anaconda.
Pueblo.-Officers were elected in
Pueblo at the annual state convention
of the State Journcymen BARRIERS AS
sOclatiOn and those in attendance rec
| commended the reappOintment of John
E. Connolly TO the State BARRIERS
Board. The new officers are Presi-
dent c. +. Blackburn. Trinidad; first
vice president, John Brooks, Pueblo ;
second vice president, ]. + Reed, Pueb-
10; secretary-treasurer, Ed Anderson,
Denver.
Fucblc.--GrHii.ude was expressed by
| relatives of Maj Robert \. Allen when
they were Informed of the release of
Major Allen by Chinese bandits. Mrs.
Mary NJ. Cheney and her daughter,
| Miss Lillian Il. Cheney, declared they
had received no direct word from Maj
or Allen, whose wife is a niece of Mrs.
Cheney.
Monrose.-Helen Gray, l3 years old,
who had wandered lost in the hills for
|
more than week, died a few moments
after being discovered by rescue par
ty few days ago. The little girl re-
| sided on farm between Norwood and
| Medvale and was sent after the cows
the evening of Saturday, May -.
Boulder.-Work on the new ST., 1000.
900 power plant at Boulder lake has
been started and the first unit of it,
which is to cost S400O.OOO, Is to be
rushed to completion. The plant will
be the largest west of the Mississippi
river. 1t is to serve Denver and all
of northern Colorado.
Littleton.-John Kovinich is in the
Littleton hospital with four bullet
wounds in his breast, stomach and
bowels, and Mike Lolovich, his bro
ther-in-law, is in Jail charged with the
shooting. The two men have been in.
terested together in farming at Sheri,
dan Junction, which is one-half mile
west of Petersburg, on the old Snod,
grass place, known locally as the Big
Sheep Ranch" Just what was their
business relations were did not devel.
op, but they led to dispute between
the men which is said to have result.
ed IN the shooting. Both have fami.
Hes and members of these witnessed
the dispute and the affray.
Cripple Creek.-The Midland termin
al railway, operating an excursion
from Colorado Springs to Cripple
Greek Memorial day, did not possess
enough rolling equipment to accommo
date. the number desiring to visit the
district. At the Santa Fe depot in
Colorado Springs 100 person were
turned away and seven heavily loaded