The Dolores star., 1924-12-05
COLORADO NEWS NOTES

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tition in the annual battle between the
two teans In the new Boulder bowl
and the final count was: Q. U. ~, AZ
giles D. c. q. Is the only varsity team
in the United States with an rec
ord. Colorado University. by Its de-
cisive win over Aggies, finishes the
season with five victories and no de-
| feats, capturing the Rocky Mountain
| championship for the second consecu-
| tive season. The only blot on Stntes
record is the 90 tie game with Denver
U.
Craig - Petticoat government will
rule in Sunbeam, Il cattle town west OF
| here, as the result OF bitter sex
war; according to the vote OF the com
munity, officially canvassed ut the
county sea here Miss Julia Clark and
written in" votes to be elected con
stables for II district embracing over
100 square miles. The area Includes n
portion of the old Hole in the Wall"
country, once the redezvous OF dar-
Ing train robbers and cattle thieves
Mrs. Nellie Templeton defeated her
own husband for Justice OF the peace
la the same district.
GOlden.-Professors J. Harlan John
son and w. A. WaldschmIdt of the en-
larged faculty at the Colorado School
of Mines have Just Issued II circular OF
needed general information concerning
the mining districts Of the state COW
cred In recent trips by the students at
the school and by professional visits In
relation to special items of develop
rnent. The circular Is four pages In
extent-about 10000 words-and con
tnins useful hints for investors and
also for the practical mlner-whO be
comes all the more practical when he
| comprehends the theory underlying his
everyday work.
Denver.-Colorado's sugar beet crop
Is the largest on record. according tn
the Nov. ! estimate Of the United
States division OF crop and livestock
estimates and the state board OF I'm
migration. Production Is estimated at
2,44S,000 tons, as compared with 1862
900 last year and 100000 tons In
1922. Favorable weather in the latter
part of September and through Octo-
her materially improved the crop and
facilitated harvesting. The total crop
for the United States is estimated at
7,40S,000 tons
Castle Rock-A race against death
by two Trinidad women to reach the
bedside of 3-year-old girl relative in
Denver, nearly ended fatally for the
two women, when the automobile In
which they were travelling ut break
leck speed crashed broadsde Into n
moving freight train on the Colorado
Springs-Denver highway one mile
south OF here. The race was lost, as
Doris Maxine Gordon, granddaughter
OF one of the women. died ut Mercy
Hospital In Denver about the time of
the accident.
Denver-Miners In the city from the
Great Britain lode mine, located In
Sugar Loaf district, Boulder county,
show assay returns yielding up to 81
to the pound, or $4,000 to the ton,
from selected ores, while the ore vein
proper. measuring from seven to eight
feet In width, runs close to $1,000 to
the ton In gold-silver values.
Golden.-The Colorado School of
Mines QnternationaD. where the spe-
cial educational and training course
for prospectors originated in 1915, an
nounces the 1925 session-of more i'm
portance than since the close OF the
World war-to begin Feb . and ex
tend to the close OF the month.
Longmont.-Work has been started
on the new Bethlehem Lutheran
church to be erected at the corner NJ
Terry and Fourth avenue. The church
trustees recently sold the old church
on Collier street. The congregation
mad outgrown the old quarters,
Denver-A far-reachlng building and
Improvement campaign. which will yIr-
tually double the facilities of the Chit
cngo, burlington & Quincy railroad in
Denver and will mean the openrpg op
more than 10000 acres of Irrigated
land near Keenesburg, Colo. to the
sugar beet Industry was announced
here a few days ago by l.. b. LYMAN
OF Lincoln, Neb.. general superintend-
ent of the Nebraska division Of the
system
colorado springs-Colorado Springs
JOINS me million -dollar-clty class with
the 1925 budget before the council coll,
Ing for that amount for running tho
city. This does not include tho mil
iion-dollar bond Issue for the mun,c,.
pai hght plant and neither does If in.
clude $4,000 for new central fira
station. for which bonds are to ho
voted In the spring.
Denrer.-John Il. Coen Of ster,,,o
vas selected as chairman of the no
publican state central cou.njtte. :,
succeed Fred o. Roof, who res,c,as
from the post because Of the prass =,
personal business Only one otha.
candidate entered the field for tho
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