Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-08-02
COLORADO'S CAPITAL

d. S Newland. deputy state dairy
commissioner. has received from tho
state apparatus for sampiing butter
and oleomargerine. Il cost $50. SIR.
Ncwiand says the apparatus will pay
for Itself within six months.
At the last meeting OF the State
Board Of Pardons. tho following pa.
roles were granted: Samuel RIcci.
| criminal assault. April 90. ls9s: Ed.
ward Kelley. kidnapping. July 81.
1898; August Sarcander. attempt to
assault. September II. 1896: Juan Mon
tnya. attempt to assault. May IL. 1900:
Mike Mciiale. robbery. June 81. 1898:
Thomns Payne. burglary. November
II. 1888: Juan Romero. larceny. Janu.
nnry IS. 1900: Achilles Young. burg
larry and larceny. June s. 1900: A. n.
wellington. assault to kill. July 20.
1900: Herman Thomas. burglary. No
vomber II. 1899: George Collins rs.
snuit to rob. December .. lS9S: James
McGonignl. larceny. October I. 1899:
Patrick McMahon. criminal assault,
November J. 1895.
Secretary Of State Mills has re-
cc!vcd nm opinion from Attorney Gen.
crnl Post relative to the iiling charges
nics consolidate and incorporate under
one name. The question wnB: II \
| corporn..on Is formed By tho consolidn-
ton OF two or more corporations with.
out an Increase OF capital stock In OK.
cess OF the aggregate amount OF the
companies shall Il be charged the
fees on capitalization M provided In
section ]. House bill No. I. the new
revenue las. The attorney general re-
piled that he should charge the new
company the same fec for fiiing Its mr..
ucicB Of Incorporation m are charged
Tor fiin. interpretations Of any new
company: such consolidation Is the
same ns new company.
AZ an executive scssion OF the State
Board Of Horticulture. July ed. II was
decided to locate the state horticul.
turnl mir At Pueblo. and II In under.
stood that at the next session OF the
Legislature the Pueblo fair manage.
mcnt will try to have this location
made permanent. The policy Of the
board In getting ready for the Pueblo
FUR IL TO appoint vice president for
each county In the state. s. A. Smith.
vice president Of the board. was np.
pointed vice president for Morgan
county. The names OF the other vice
I
few days. Many handsome displays
Of fruit were received by the secretary.
Mrs. ". A. Shnsc. Several jars OF
/ Mor. IN cherries were received from J.
! ". Crowley. II. u. Bachtcii also sent
some Marlboro raSpbcrricH.
ON his r.ccn, visit to Denver. Su.
pcryising Architect Taylor. OF the
| Treasury Department examined the
/ Denver mint. He said he was much
/ pleased with the quality OF the mater.
/ ial which has been used and In the
general construction M far ns II has
gone and predicts that the people OF
Denver will In time have one Of the
most attractive mint buildings In the
/ country. He carefully examined the
building with n view to getting ideas
MS to the proper arrangement OF the
interior. until Director Roberts makes
recommendation. In this particular.
however. the work OF putting In the In
terror finish will not be undertaken.
although the architects arc ready now.
Mr.. Roberts is expected In Washing.
ton about tho 10th OF August. when he
will confer with Mr.. Taylor and agree
\ upon the interior arrangements OF the
mint. Advertisement OF plans will
Immediately follow.
Adjutant General Gardner has de-
cidcd that men who will not report for
duty every drill cannot belong to the
National guard. Men sick or out OF
town will be excused. but those who
can attend, but will not. will be
droppcd from the muster rolls. Hero.
after no man will be permitted to be-
long to n company who does not live
within the district In which his COM
many is located. unless he will agree
10 be present at each drill night. pro-
| yidcd he In not sick or out OF the city
| OH business. General Gardner decided
upon this matter after looking over
martial report made by Inspector Gen.
cral Sweeney. who has Just completed
! the work OF inspecting the guard. The
report made by General Sweeney
shows that during the past six months
almos, twenty-five per cent. OF the
members have not been present at
drills. Their absence was largely due
IN tho fact that they lived In another
district. and could not attend regular
", They will be dropped. inc re-
mort shows that the companies aver
aged about eighty per cent. Mt inspcc-
tion. which is a good showing.
Judge ralmcr's decision In the Dem
yer wine room anu SuuHS
cases will stand without legal Interrupt
ton until. at least. the Supreme Cour,
meets this fall. In an opinion handed
down by Justices Gabbcrt and Steele.
In yoco lion, the court holds that II can
mt Issue n writ of prohibition whllc
the court is not in regular session. "Thc
fact that rule to show cause only is
sought on behalf OF petitioners does
not alter the situation say the tus-
tlcrs, Authority in this proceeding,
bv the express terms OF the constitu.
lion. Is conferred upon the court. and
not the judges. An order TO show
cnusc why writ Of prohibition should
not issue is one of the steps leading UP
10 the issuance of the writ. and mas
much as the judges have no authority
to issue that writ they certainly are
NOT vested with the power to take any