Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-20

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Within the las; fe~ days five per
scus have been taken into custody al
Greeley beezuse Of insanity
ssour City defeated Pueblo in the
final baseball game OF the season in
Pueblo. By = score Of g 10 ,
i number Of Denver Chinese citi-
zens have contributed money 10 the
reyolutionizts Who are wsging war in
China
In the prize fight at Akron Jack
Redman defeated Joe Highland OF
New York. fairly chopp!ng him to
pieces.
The Colorado Springs park commIs-
sion has decided TO build q new scenic
road through the famous Garden o.
the Gods
J. Clyde McClaucas. q well known
farmer. is in a critical condition in the
LoTeland hospital as the result Of
runaway.
The University of Colorado football
team is rapidly rounding into shape
for its game with the alumni Of the
institution.
Dr. E. S. ". Lawrence. aged seven
ty-fiye. for thirty-six years residen;
Of Colorado. a prominent dentist and
churchman. died in Denver.
William H. McKeen. Denver In
yentor. has made what is said to be
the most practical heavier-than-aiE
flying machine yet conceived
An addition TO the Methodist church
at Trinidad will have a complete
gymnasium and reading room incor-
porated for boys between u and Is
The recent trial in the Federal
Court at Montrose resulted in convic-
ton Of three Denver men of fraud in
floating an irrigation scheme near
Delta.
Knights Templar from twenty
states have engaged hotel accommo-
dations and selected headquarters in
Denver for the Grand Conclaye in
1913.
The first annual Sugar Day at Su
gar City in connection with the cele-
bration Of the creation OF Crowley
county by the last Legislature was
great success.
Grand valley eggs from this time
forth will be guaranteed for freshness
in every market OF the country. The
Grand Valley Egg Exchange is incor-
porated, with capital Of $4,000.
Thomas Almond was found guilty of
murder in the first degree at Hugo
for the killing OF his brother-in-law.
V. H. Barger, July Is. in a quarrel
nh ha
claimed The jury recommended life
sentence.
Dean H. Martyr Hart wants Den
yer to make the ground around the St.
Johns Cathedral, Fourteenth avenue
and Clarkson street, public park,
and says he won't care if all the
young people in the neighborhood
spoon there on dark evenings in the
summer time.
An expenditure of at least half a
million dollars for repairing and re-
building tracks. rebuilding bridges and
making other repairs must be made by
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad as
a result of the damage done by floods
in Southwestern Colorado. and North
ern New Mexico.
Two lives were lost at Pagosa
Springs and estimates of damage to-
tai $4,000 as a result of the recent
flood. This includes damage to rail-
ways, the city light plant. water sys-
TEN, roads and bridges. Several
houses in the residence district were
swept away by the flood.
What is said to be the finest
stretch of road in Pueblo county has
just been completed by convict la
Dor 1t is part of the Santa Fe trail
and runs 30 miles due east of Pueblo
toward Kansas. The cost was 5000
to the county.
Investigations into the books of the
Denver National Jewish Hospital for
Consumptives by President Grabfeld-
er. Directors May and Schoenberg and
Treasurer Altheimer indicate that the
total shortage of the late Alfred Mui.
Ter, as secretary. will approximate
s72,221.