The Arvada enterprise., 1912-12-05


| an address at Boulder
Clyde NJ Blanchard, of Fowler died
from morphine poisoning.
A meeting of potato growers will be
held in Denver on January %.
The law prohibiting the sale Of al.
grettes became effective December l.
4 forest fire is raging on Mount
Harvard, eight miles west of Buena
| Vista.
The Denver lodge, No. Al, knights
Of Pythias, held its annual ball at Ell
| Jebel Temple.
The public schools of Walsenburg
have been closed on account of an cpl
demic of scarlet fever.
Postoffice Inspector w. +. Cochran
has been called upon to settle fight
for the position of postmaster at Au.
rora.
James H. Conklin was the victim OF
peculiar accident at Grand Junction
when he pulled off his coat and broke
his collar-bone
w. B. Bamberger of Baltimore, Md,
has been informed by City Clerk Otto
| Thum that in Colorado a man cannot
marry his sisters daughter.
Word has been received that w. II.
Williams, well known in Denver, who
was stricken with heart trouble at
Ardmore, okla, died as a result of the
| attack
A call has been sent out for the
| third annual convention of the Colo
RADIO Good Roads Association, to be
held in Denver during the second
| week in January.
While working in laundry at Eaton
| Mrs. a. Baker and Miss Anna Rhoades
were overcome by gas fumes and but
| for the timely arrival OF doctor
would have died.
Word was received in Denver of the
! death of Samuel A. Wolcott, father of
Roger H. Wolcott and brother of the
| late Senator Edward o. Wolcott, at
his home in New London, Conn.
| Mrs. II. D. Patrick of Denver, re-
ceived letter from her son, Albert
| r. Patrick, the first since his release
from the New York prison. In this
| letter Patrick declares that he will
| see his mother soon.
Miss Dorothy Londoner, 10, of Den
Yer, although of legal age under the
laws of Colorado, must have a guar
dian to act until she reaches the age
of 81 in order that she may share in
the benefits of the 100000 insurance
left by her father, the late Wolfe
Londoner.
An unconditional pardon was grant
| ed Roscoe Sheldon by the governing
board of the Golden Industrial school.
| He is the 1S-yearold youth who es-
| capped three years ago from the In
| dustrial School, where he was sent for
delinquency, and reformed himself
| He will return to his 17-year-old wife
and two-months-old baby in Des
Moines, with the charge of being a
fugitive against him annulled.
In a fits of jealous rage over the al
legged attentions of oscar Thompson, a
| tailor, to his wife, L. L. Callahan, an
upholsterer of Trinidad, fired five
shots at his enemy. The shooting took
| place with Thompson in flight and
! Callahan in pursuit, and the race last.
! ed for three blocks. All of the shots
went wide of the intended mark, but a
stray shot struck Facinda Leyba,
eighteen, in the leg The wound is
| not dangerous.
A daughter was born in New York
to Mrs. Robert l.. Livingston, former.
ly Miss Marie Sheedy, daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy. Both
mother and child are reported to be
doing well. Miss Sheedy's marriage
to Robert Livingston in Denver, Feb.
ruary l5. 1912, was one of the most
notable society events of the year. be.
ing attended by Denver's most eXclu,
sive circle and several New York ana
Boston society people.
w. H. Seed, Santa Fe telegraph
operator at Trinidad. surrendered him
self to Police Officer Cunningham
| declaring he was a fugitive from jus.
tive and that he was wanted at Fer.
maid, o., for embezZlement Seed
stated that on September of this
year while agent for the Adams EX'
press Company at Fernald. he had
taken $40 of the company's money and
$500 belonging to the Cincinnati &
Ohio Railroad Company.
The Alonzo Thompson matrimonial
difficulties have been tossed back and
forth in the courts and the newspapers
for the past six months but it took
Just exactly three minutes for them all
to be permanently settled in Judge Al
lens court in Denver Mrs. Annie I.au,
ra Thompson was granted a divorce
from the aged philanthropist. million
aire and spiritist. There was no con
test. Mrs. Thompson received 500.
900 as alimony, half in cash and halt
in securities.
All Colorado railroads will probably
follow the lead OF the Denver G. Rio
Grande and Colorado & Southern and
abolish the free pass in this state eN
cept those provided for by the Inter