Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19
COLORADO NEWS ITEMS

ti0n 81 The De Forest wireless tEae-
graph service Al Lake MiHnsquz al!
Be in operation within feS days
II experiments that are 20 be eUz-
Quoted this season In beet eHltuEs are
successful DaEzhgO Eill make : sIFoag
bid for beet sugar factory He1t year,
Judge Frank ". Overs o. the Fifth
Judicial district is taking a yaeagi0n.
having sons East last mOhth via Gal
yesIon- He viii visit England before
his TetaIa-
Heniy wisEsad. Who murdered his
wife In DznysF last January. has teea
ssuIsaeed % al inteteFmiHats terra
oi from tea TO niIsea years In the Pea
ltshIizEy.
Thursday. June ist. has beea de-
eiesd ug0E as the date for the e0sa-
menesmsaI exercises a. the Colorado
State School .3F the Deaf and bliEt-
siT sIudeats MI graduate,
Miss Belle J. Gill OF Dsnysr has
been appointed seputy state dairy
coEnnissioHeE under Mrs AaFy
Wright Miss Ella Wright held the Of
zee during the aast tNo years.
Fifty thousand young troat WeEs t.
eeiyed a. Salita recently from The
Gunnisoa hatchery and taken TO the
river By = comEiltiee OF ellEers-
Mrs Mary = Lapisr ~as elected
foreman OF a jury IN = divorce case a.
Cripple CF--k = few days since. She
heaEs the distinction OF being the tFst
woman IuTist 10 serve in Teller eOunIy.
The National Electric Light Ass0-
citation wiil hold its tWenty eighth an
nual cung~ntion az DvuycF June 9Th 10
iith. 4 bFoheho bustLSE eoatrsS i
beinE planned as = part Of the eater
tAinmvnI-
The Pueblo City Council has called
on the mayor 20 appoint committee oi
three aldermen and three busiueas
men 20 take preliminary steps toward
securing a supply Of mountain water
!oF Pueblo.
Colorado Wiii BE- represented a. the
national Library Association. which
coayenss in Portland early In jais. By
Miss Hattie l.. Stevenson. state libra
TiAn. and Charles Il. Dudley. city libra.
Eian OF Draysr.
The MoHtToss Chamber Of Con
mcTcs has Issued 10000 pamphlets os
twenty pages each cuiltlcd "Fae;s Per
ilncnt to MoatTosc County. in is'
Hear; OF the CncompahETc Valley and
Under tn. GGnnison Tunnel"
At sailda on the sth Inst. Archie
kImball. AGED seventeen years, cap
tured young mountain lion which had
been driven into the city by the heavy
EaoxS. He made n cage for the animal
and intended to keep IL. but during
the night Il escaped.
In the recent award OF twenty-five
feliovshlps by tho state university Of
Wisconsin. II. II. Hess. n gradual. OF
Colorado College. was chosen fellow in
political economy and Helen Summer
OF Denver was made honorary fellow
In the same branch.
The BaptIs. church. the Oldest
church edificc in Greeley, built In the
early '1Os. Is receiving IN addition.
Partly for the sake OF economy and to
show their good will. the men mem
bers OF the congregation have under
taken to do all the work of building.
Governor Mcdonald has appointed
Dr.. l.. Z. Jcmeu OF Denver to be
member OF the State Board of Health.
vice Hubert Work Of Pueblo. resigned.
Dr.. Works reason for rcsigning Is the
fact that he lives so far away from
Denver that he cannot spare time for
the work.
Dressed In overalls and Jumpers. 200
students OF the University OF Denver
recently planted 200 trees on the cam
pus This was the direct result OF
department OF landscape gardening.
which has been installed ut the uni.
yersity. Ash. elm and locust trees
were planted.
Great interest is shown by Pueblo
real estate dealers who handle ranch
lands in the soil culture scheme advo-
Gated by the Business Mems Associa.
tion. Many experiments are being
conducted in the growth Of different
products on arid lands without irriga-
ton. and thus far they are said to
have been successful.
A Colorado State Library Associ1-
ton was formed at Denver on the 9Th
inst with the following officers: a. E.
Whitaker of the State University IL
brary at Boulder; president: II. +.
Richie of the Denver city library, sec
retary: Miss Katherine Craig and Mrs.
A. NJ. Wells. Prof. T. E. Carter OF Gree
ley, vice presidents; J. W. Chapman OF
Pueblo treasurer.
Secretary Hitchcock has issue1 an
order directing that the Akron land of
fee, Colorado, be abolished and that
the lands OF the present Akron dis
trict be made a part OF the Sterling
district A consolidation will take
place July 1st. at which time the reg
lister and receiver at Akron will be dis
/ missed and the records OF their office
transferred to Sterling.
Mrs. Mary G. Wright, state dairy
commissioner. expects to attend the
annual meeting OF the national dairy
and pure food commission at Portland
luna oOrh The. meeting will he held
on the grounds of the Lewis & Clark
Exposition and will continue in ses-
sion ten days. Mrs. Wright will de-
liver an address on the work of the
state department in Colorado.