The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-27
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KIT Carson County Tair-Buriinstoa.
a. Douglas Yi County S.,r-c.'sl. Rock.
Ebert County Fair-Mathsson.
Grand County Fair-Kremmltng.
| "a Plata County Fair-Duranyo
Aoffst County Fair-crsiy.
Fort Collins.-The annual convention
Of the Colorado Manufacturers and
Merchants Association was held here
this week.
Colorado Springs-Yeggs broke into
. safe In the Piggy Wiggly store and
got away with $3,758 in currency
More than $1,000 In checks was un.
touched. ''.
Colorado Springs.-The body Of
Henry Hicks was found on the railroad
right Of way two miles north OF here.
by the train crew Of Santa Fe pas.
senger train.
Gunnlson. = Oscar Royce, II, was
killed instantly at the Smith Hill an.
thracite mine when he was caught In
a chute and carried 200 feet into bin
under three tons Of coal.
Colorado Springs. The earliest
heavy snow experienced In Colorado In
thirty years completely paralyzed all
wire Communication to Cripple Greek
for q few days recently.
Denver.-Colorado, greatest produc.
er Of beet sugar In the world, has
started its annual sugar manufactur.
Ing compaign with production 80 per
cent greater than In 1922. III .-af
HIllrose.-More than 100 MexIcans
from over northeastern Colorado mem.
bers Of the "All Patriots" met here In
q big two-day celebration Of the 18th
year Of Mexlco's Independence.
Glenwood Springs. ex.
perts Of the Rocky Mountain region
gathered at Glenwood Springs for the
annual convention Of the mountain d.
vision Of the National Electric Light
Association.
Boulder.-Offering course Of lee
lures on Comparative Religion" Prof
S. L. JOSH. Of Baroda College, Calcut.
ia. India, will be member Of the fac.
ulty Of the University Of Colorado dur.
Ing the fall quarter.
Greeley.-The Greeley school board
appropriated $4,000 in this years
budget for alterations and Increased
class facilities In the Greeley high
school. The total cost Is estimated al
$4,000. The plans involve an add
tional story to the present two-story
structure, but In all probability this ad
dition will not be made until next sum
mer.
Grand Junctlon.--John Grandon and
Paul Wilson, Telluride residents
caught In the federal liquor raids there
last February, entered pleas OF guilty
to the charges of possessing and sell.
ing liquor. Judge j. Foster Symes
fined the men $3.50 each, on the charge
Of possessing liquor and sentenced
each to ninety days In jail for selling
liquor.
Pueblo.-A coroner's jury called by
Deputy Coroner Thomas Brown held
that Charles Carlino of Model, Colo,
and Dominick lingo OF Chicago were
killed with "felonious intent" in rifle
duel near the Baxter bridge over the
Arkansas river by John and Vito
(Pete) Danno and Carlo Valento, who
were arrested later In the day of the
shooting.
Fort Colllns.-Military training at
the Colorado Agricultural College is
growing popular. Although there Is no
increase In general college enrolment
this year as compared with last year,
there Is an Increase In the advanced
course Of the Reserved Officers Train.
ing Corps Of 45 per cent. In this
course this year there are eighteen SEN
iors and forty-three juniors. Already
270 freshmen and sophomores have
registered for the military work.
Colorado Springs Department
Of Commerce at Washington announces
that, according to reports made to the
bureau OF census, the costs of govern.
ment for the city Of Colorado Springs
for the fiscal year ended Dec. 81, 1922,
amounted to s2.310,7l0, which was a
per capita cost of S76.76.
Greeley.-Charges against Charles
e. Wickline, held In connection with
the Staying Of Irwin H. Hlttle near
here In July, 1922, have been dismissed
by District Attorney Louis b. Reed.
Charges Of homicide have been pend
Ing against Wickline In connection
with Hittle's death since March, 1923,
when he was arrested at the home OF
his father In Kansas City.
Denver.-When the federal grand
jury meets Oct. Is, In accordance with
IN order Of Federal District Judge ].
Foster Symes, the jurors will consider
a number Of alleged violations Of the
Harrison narcotic act. alleged thefts
and forgeries of veterans compensa.