Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-06-26
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
western Ncw.paper Union Nr,ys Service


June lS-July I.-Ence Meet. Denver
June s-I7-Meetins Colorado Post
July l-4.--Semi Centennial Home Com
ing Ing celsbration at Fort Collins
July l3-i9.-Gfand Lodge Session. B.r
o. Elks at Denver. .,
July ao-Democratic State Convention
Aug. 90 Fix of p. Grand Lodge and
uni5orm Rink Encampment. pHeo,s Pueblo
Aug. 27.-santa Fe Trail Day, Las AMI
Aug. 29.-Farmers' Fair at Fowler
sept i-4."Ark N as Valley Fair'
sept 2-S-Annuai Harvest Festival at
Sept. s.--watermelon Day; Rocky Ford:
| Sept. 2-5-Farmers' II Stockmen
Sept. 1-4.-Aiorgan Co Fair. Fort Nor
sept. l-5.-Larimer County Fair. Love
Sept. 7-Kiowa County Fair at Eads;
Sent S-li-Crowlcy Co. Fair Sugar
Sept: 9-il,-GheEenne County Fair at
Sept. i4-1g.-CoIo. State Fair. Pueblo.
sept 5-ls.-hincoln co. Fair at Hugo
Sept. u -23--Inter-Co. Fair and Race
Meet at Limon
sept -2-25.-W Western slope FAR. Mo"'
Sept. % -25.-Montezuma Co. Fair at
Sept. 2S-2s-EI raso Co. Fair. Cnihan
Sept. 29-oct. 3-Central Colorado Fair
at Colarado Springs. ~
Oct l-3.MGrand County Fair at
Oct G-s.-coIo. New Mex Fair at Du
I9l5sLast Grand Council of North
AmericHn Indians at Denver.
hn syfy ut
nearing completion.
Frank Carbis. 2s. who was shot and
fatally wounded by David Kitchen. so.
at Goldfield, died at Victor
Joseph Selonzek. 3S, miner. was
killed in the Industrial coal mine at
Superior as a result OF a fall of rock.
Word was received in Denver of the
death of Edmund C. Limbach, former
ly of Denver, in a mine accident at
Oglesby, Cal.
The contents of 125 quart bottles OF
beer were cast into the Purgatorie
river at Trinidad by order of federal
army officers.
1t is reported from Ouray that leas-
ers on the Barstow uncovered a large
body of highgrade ore in the third
level recently.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany has made reduction ranging
from TO 90 per cent in the weekly
wage of its employees
The Colorado fishing season is at
its height. and many Denver women
are among the jealous persons who
are whipping state streams for trout.
A new postoffice station will be es-
tablished July / at 3243 West Colfax
avenue, Denver. with |. b. Levinson
as clerk in charge. 1t will be known
as contract station No. 81
Warm days. moderate rainfall and
abundant sunshine have been favor
able to vegetation, says the weather
and crop report Of the United States
Department of Agriculture.
Arbitration may settle the long
standing unification question which
has prevented the successful compile
ton of the government reclamation
project at Glenwood Springs.
Superintendent Finch of the Anti
Saloon League filed with the secretary
of state petitions calling for a consti-
tutional amendment providing state
wide prohibition for Colorado.
blow from the fist of C. d. West
fall probably killed F. NJ. Collins of
Silt, but Westfall was exonerated from
all blame. according to the verdict OF
the coroners jury. at Glenwood
Springs.
Luigi Conlerti. who was convicted
of stabbing Mrs. Eva Bianci in the
back with pair of shears March 80.
was sentenced to five to seven years
in prison by Judge Perry in the West
Side Court of Denver.
Remedial state legislation looking
toward a correction of alleged abuses
resulting from new tax laws. chattel
mortgages and short check statutes
were the most important subjects OF
discussion taken up by the Colorado
State Bankerc' Association. which held
its annual convention at Colorado
Springs.
Mrs. Bonnibell Sutherland. known
as the Living Venus" who fled from
Denver Feb. IL with Harmon C. Sny-
der after he mad embezzled $4,000
from his employers, pines to return to
Denver. She wants her husband. Will
lam c. Sutherland. an employe of the
stamp department at the postoffice,
to forgive her and take her back into
his home.
William r. Farley special repre-
sentative of President Wilson. sent to
Colorado to formulate a basis OF me-
diation for the industrial conflict in the
coal fields. arrived in Denver for his
second visit. His co-mediator. Hywell
Davies. also reached Denver. Frank
NJ. Hayes, vice president of the United
Mine Workers of America. came to
Denver from Indianapolis.