The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-28
LATE NEWS
From All Over
COLORADO

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Denver.-Governor Sweet has left
nen'er Tor n speaking tour of cities in
'ne southern part Of the state.
nen'er-The Colorado Association
vi Lie Underwriters held its fourth
"Anual sales congress here last week.
fort Collins.-Capt Joseph S. Law
ol the Southwestern division of the
n.ea cross recently gave course in
NE saving at the Colorado Agricultur.
al College
fueblo.-Clergymen Of the Seventh
LAY Adventist church from six states
VIII be in Pueblo Feb. 20 to March G
~ attend the quadrennial convention
or the Central Union conference
DenVer-Crews of workmen are now
engaged In enlarging the Moffat rail-
road tunnel bore at East Portal. Colo.
"hlch has been "holed through" 1t was
announced at the offices Of the Moffat
tunnel commission.
| Denver.-Carl Jackson, former Wyo-
ming prohibition director, and for the
last year federal division prohibition
director at Seattle, will succeed II. A.,
kohloss us federal division director for
Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico.
Observation-Disclosures schools were re-
Gently conducted ut Blanca, Mesita,
San Luis and San Acacia, which had
an aggregate attendance of more than
l,oOO people. Poultry. dalrying, pas
lures and nutrition were the subjects
discussed ut these schools.
| Berthoud.-An agreement relative to
the removal Of the Greenland ditch
road west Of Berthoud was reached
here at meeting attended by I.arimer
county commissioners and representa-
tives Of the Greenland Ditch Company
and the town of Berthoud.
Denver.-An increase OF 216,751 tons
| Of coal over that mined In January,
1923, is shown for January of this year
In report issued by james Dnlrym-
pie, state coal mine inspector. The to-
tai amount Of coal produced during
january was 1,209,152 tons.
Littleton.-Marino Leonetti, one of
the principals In the recent Leonettl-
West family fight which. 1t is alleged,
resulted in Leonetti firing shot at
Leroy West In the office of Attorney
Flor Ashbaugh, was found guilty by a
jury In Justice Court Of assault with
Intent to kill.
Pueblo.-A short time ago the
Colorado State Fair Commission
appointed Harry Nevin OF Long
mont us State Fair manager, re-
placing J. L. Beuman, who has
held that position for some years. Re
Gently the Civil Service Commission
ruled this could not be done without
first filing charges against Mr.. Bea-
man and giving him hearing. In the
meantime no further action is In pro-
gress and the matter rests.
Denver.-Denver's annual Music
Week, which has attracted nation
wide attention will be presented on an
even more elaborate scale this COM
Ing May, according to Frederick w.
CarrInger, president Of the Music
Week Association. Statewide par
ticipation, with innumernble bands,
orchcstras nnd choruses and with a
complete outpouring Of the musical
talent Of Denver, will feature the
great annual festival.
Brighton.-W. 4. Hathaway OF
Brighton has been named general man.
ager Of the reorganized Colorado Cab
bage Exchange. which will operate In
the future under the cooperative mar
ketlng law. The exchange has men,
bership OF 1000 cabbage growers In
northern Colorado and last year
shipped more than 1000 cars Of pro-
duce. The board of directors Of the ex-
change has decided that the old sys-
TEN Of pooling has worked disastrous
ly for the producer in the past and II
shorter pooling system will be adopted
Colorado Springs.-Iiigh school pet
ting parties and Joy rides nre taboo in
Colorado Springs, according to an edlct
isued by the High School Parent
lPuCI1eE NBSOClutIOu JuLL Lui tls5 uuNS
been too easy and too often OF late. 1t
was declared. since the students use
automobiles to come to school.
Fort Collins.-The interstate COM
merce commission Saturday approved
the Union Pacific railroads applIca-
ton to extend Its Fort Collins branch
lr Colorado from Fort Collins II dis.
tmnce OF eighteen miles through Lnrl-
rler county. The new branch will
serve agricultural territory MS well as
nm oil field now under development.
Cripple Creek.-The Cripple Creek
district is checred by tho third Import
ant high grade ore strike since Dec.
49, 1923, when the Portland mine dis
closed one OF the most valuable gold
discoveries at amy time recorded In the
annals OF Americas leading producers
OF the standard Of all vnlucs--the
much desired yellow metal. The latest