The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-24
LATE NEWS
From All OUey
COLORADO

using the butt OF n rifle to break ice
In creek to get drink.
| Glenwood Springs.-W. z. Bates
pioneer railroad man OF Colorado
whose home was at Busalt, died ut the
hospital at Glenwood Springs ol
Bright's disease.
LOveland.-John Griffith and his sor
Charles. OF Estes Park. shot large
mountain lion near the top OF Park hill
after trailing the beast with dogs NOR,
than mile.
Steamboat Springs.-Senator Phipps
obtained an extension OF one year OF
the time within which the city OF
Steamboat Springs must begin con
struction OF reservoirs on government
land. The existing permit expired
Jan. ], 1924
| Denver.-More money was spent by
travellers and tourists in Colorado in
1923 than was collected In taxes from
the citizens OF the state, according to
figures cited by Harry n. Burhans,
secretary Of the Tourist Bureau, in an
address before the City Club.
Colorado Springs.-Colorudo Springs
experienced touch OF the crime wave
now sweeping Denver when thieves
broke through the plate glass show
window OF Hibbards department store
and made n clean getaway with ap-
proximately $4OO worth Of goods.
Walscnburg.- In the
ranch house OF Gnetano Sampit in the
hills nenr Apache canon, twenty-four
miles west OF Wnlsenburg, where he
had hidden, Louis DOnati cheated the
law Of Its due course by firing bull
let into his head with the same pistol
with which he killed Chief Of Police
Jack Rose and Henry G. hobart.
Boulder. - "Ninety-nIne registrants
take their courses us would u small
boy his morning toilet-an unavoida.
bile preliminary to a delicious break
fast. The life of the scholar Is us
strange to the ninety-nine as nre the
red men Of Mars" writes DIR. Arnold J.
Lien Of the political science depart
ment OF the University of Colorado to
the Silver and Gold, student paper. in
giving his reasons why students fail
In their college work.
Pueblo.-Pueblo police received II
telegram from police at Dallas. Texas,
Informing them OF the arrest ut thnt
place OF ii. i. Jones and Lee Dougnn,
wanted In Pueblo In connection with
the disappearance OF Margaret Par
sonS. II years old. OF Denver. who dis
rnI att a t.,l,A
Jan. from the state insane asylum.
Miss Parsons was not taken into Gus
tody with the men. but Is believed to
be in hiding in or around Dallas.
Fort Lupton.--E1N Of unknown
origin. which for time threatened the
business district Of Fort Lupton.
caused 100000 damage In the Win.
bourn building on the main corner Of
the downtown section few days ago.
The fire destroyed the roof OF the
building and destroyed practically ev-
erything In the rooms OF the Ameri-
Gun Legion. on the second floor. The
lower floor 10 occupied by the Neil K
Wyrick Mercantile Company. whose
stock wns badly damaged by smoke
and water.
Greeley.-lnQuiry spreading over IL
large pnrt OF the United States und
South America has thrown II shroud of
mystery over the probable whereabouts
Of Nathaniel Lloyd. graduate OF Colo
RADIO State Tenchers College, class OF
1914. and II graduate OF the Industrial
High school. Lloyd left bank bal
ancc OF II little more than $1,000 In the
Bnnco Anglo sud Americana English
Bank NJ South Amcrica). and the bank
started the inquiry to Inform him OF
this fnct and u ask whit disposition
he desired TO make of the money. II
any. resulting In the mystery as to his
whereabouts.
Deputy W. l.. Rcece Wednesday won
n verdict In the District Court here In
suit for $4,000 damages brought
against them by Frank H. Waite OF
Denver, federal narcotic inspector and
son of former Gov. Davis ii. White OF
Colorado. Waite charged fulse arrest
In connection with n liquor search.
Denver. cr.-Announsmcnt OF n com.
comprehensive program FOR the cree.
tion OF modern hatchcries. equipped
with the latest and best pnrnphcrnn
| lin, Is made In the biennial report OF
| X. q, raryin, state game and fish
commissioner Pnryin's plans to In
crease the present fish Matching fncili
Ties from 2O.0oO.0OO To ,O.OoO,0,O egg,
n year,
Cortcz-Usine 1910 rifle, II
ycar-old boy took five shots nj Jess,
Dcmurco. ~. Italian homestcnder. n
the lattcr's ranch, ihirty-fiNe miles
northwcs, of Cortcz. wounding him IN
tally. No cause is known. AFTER NJ
arduous two.dny trip over almost I'm
pnssuhlc ronds the wounded man wa,
brought Ia II hospital In corto2. II II
snid the two were alone NJ the HON,
of the victim. near where the yuuthfu
uss,,ilnnt resides, when the shootlu.
| occurred