Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-06-07
COLORADO NOTES.

| ihc recent rummagc sale for the
pcn'ht OF the Free Reading Room A.
ISOLATION OF Central City. ncItcd y
irltlc less than SlO0.
=, me order Of May 18th disseminating
'hr posioiiic. OF Grnncros, Pueblo
county. has been revoked and the old
Postmaster rrinstaied.
| me following Increase OF postmas-
ters salaries ARE effective July l: Del
Va. Si.1hb To 81 600: Independence and
Eaton, $1,000 To Si.i0p.
The broadway Methodist Episcopal
'hnrrh society In Pueblo will sell their
present house OF worship and erect u
new building To cost $1,000
Memorial Day was never more gen
orally observed throughout the state
ihah this year. although In quite Il
hntiibrr OF places the rain intcrfcrci
Win ih. exercises.
The SECRETARY OF the interior on June
LIST approved ihIrty.nin. permits To
srax" '.siG catti. nnd igt horses In
tar Wilt. river plateau forest reserve
Colorado. ns recommended by the gen.
crai land Office.
!; IL estimated that the honey ship
m"nis Of Las Animas this season Will
exceed 100 tons. nn Increase of twenty
hf- tons fFnm last year. this seasons
honey values being conscryntiy-ly cstI-
mated nj $4,000.
Mlss Margaret l.. Straiian. a rrn,iu.
ate OF oh-riin College aud for some
tine dean Of the woman's department
OF Wellesley College. has been elected
dean Of the woman's department OF
the University Of Colorado.
l, is said that the 1860 head of
Mexican sr'F. ON the Las Animns
ranges belonging to the Ern-.i.Wilson.
Towers syndicate arr TO hc moved 10
Montana runsrs this summer. th" cSo'
dus t--.innin. about the mi.idl. af this
month.
Colorado Springs il making rx,-n.
slsr Preparation. for the auart"rcrn.
i-nniIl celebration August i.f. :hi
aud JFi. G-n.rai Palmer Inns given
the committee his check for 500 ani
other wealthy citizens have promised
substantial aid.
Some Of the Denver newspapers. ns
well as base hall 'i-His. arr charrin-Si
b-caIs- the Denver team has SO low
rank in the Western League. As an
old player puts Il. "ihcy .r-tn io hr
iryin- TO iosr: ;hris record every
time they play hall"
Horticultural Inspector Palmer OF
\ AraFahc- county has announced that
shade ,F-.-s Infested with in.rrt pests
must isc sprayed by the owners. other.
wisr II will b. done at their rxiciIsr
ne required hy law ani the cost
charged TO the property.
Professor Murfrcc of the law depart
men ot the University of Colorado.
who has suffered long time with h1s
right foot. finally had u Hinpu'ai"d
Just atsav- the ankle. Their was
diseased tnuc in the foot. The patient
stood the operation well.
May. ipni. was much heavier
month for tourist travel than May OF
last year. The records for the past
month In the baggage department %
the Union ,icjpt at Denver show s.'~'
msrr piryr. II i,aEEnsc handled than
during the month of May. ii-n.
The state iryasury will bc enriched
in the .un Of sS,!"S from the estate
Of ,h,. late William Church Of Denver.
II will l., the first payment. u Il snid.
, under the Inheritance law enacted 10y
,b. last t..sisintur' aud Is based nn
an estimated valuation Of Si..'."".
I'm tb. .,,h ul,imo. Frank ". Hunt.
a m,cItuis, employed at 'hc Gold Coin
min, a, Victor. wat struck by n cage
Of ,br main shaft and his head entire
iy severed from his body. lie was
tnr,v.,,yuy years Of age and leaves a
VIII. and two children living In Gold
nrid.
Tb. Pueblo Evening Star and the
r,trI,l, Daily Journal have h--n con-
.nlj,la,ci aud arr now printed a$ the
I,,,,t,io S,ar-Iuurnal. both plants hav-
inr. i-rcu purchased hy a syndicate OF
L,,.ipcss men. Frederick W. White.
Ir formerly Of the Western Press AS.
,,.,intiou. Is vice president and general
manager. while l.. A. Bingham. well
LnnvYn in Denver ani Laramie. heads
the editorial siaT.
The uumiEr Of acres planted to suE-
,r Ircts in the immediate nctghirur-
br,d Of Las Auimas this season Is
,i,,u, lss,. ns against 40 hcrcs last
- The pxuar,l bcCt sugar factory
=. Nr,kv Ford takes all OF the Las
,,i,uns lrc,S at the sanc net price TO
,Lr l,cct growers that is rcniizcd by
40 uo,Ev Ford farmer himself. TINS
cn,,I,rp cement to local beet culture bc-
ING made possible by a liberal santa
10 railroad freight rate.
Jrsrrb osucr. Edwin Gaylord. w. II.
sburEmap. Edward Chase and Robert
4 Austin have hlch articles OF I"co
,snrniinn 1t the overland Racing anu
nriviur Association. with capi,ai
.,,.rL nf Sln.OOr. The objects OF Tue
Sssoriaticn are to lease in whole or In
MI overland park. in Denver. TO buy
nj scIl ,rottine. pacing and running
,,",scs TO own or lease and operate
,r,ininp stables and training tracks,
,r,in horses, encourage the breeding
and trimming Of fine trotting' pacing
and running horses. ,
Mrs. Helen l.. Grcnfcll. snperin,enu
80, ~ ruhlIc instruction. has issued a
,,,tc, ' for the use of teachers OF the
,'.,,,itc "Ts,r srhoois in preparing and nrranE-
Img " program for Flag Day. which
N ~, ,r,,rlancc with Governor Ormans
W ',,y,otinn. will he observed ON Fri.
Tav June 18th. 1t urges upon school
,,"1r,Is and teachers In districts wh.re
- ,ri,,,nIs are in session that dhy thc
tI' -" ...,,,,riuc, some simple pro-