Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-30
COLORADO
S STATE NEW S
Western Newspaper Union news service.
COMING EVENTS.

den.
cleanup and paint-up campaign is
on at Limon.
Arvada's new tire factory is near
ing completion.
Oak Creeks new theatre has been
formally opened.
Sunday trains are again being run
by the Moffat road.
The new highway from Paonia to
Somerset is now practically COM
pleted.
Steamboat Springs and Craig peo-
pie are elated over improved train
service
| The Denver Y. M. c. A. has
started a campaign to get 1000 new
| members.
Thirty-two cars of cattle were
shipped from Fort Collins in one day
recently.
A Sunday school parade was a fea-
| ture Of the Bulgin revival meetings at
Fort Collins.
1t is predicted that between 10000
and 10000, people will visit, Estes
Park this season.
Colorado Midland train No. was
wrecked near Granite, and Engineer
J. NJ. Smith slightly injured.
Louisville has granted a ten-year
franchise to the Mountain States Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company.
James Scott, justice of the peace at
Tollerburg. was shot and received in
juries from which he later died.
DR.. Weisse sold his Vulcan mines.
situated about fifteen miles south of
Gunnison. to Denver parties for $751;
900.
DIR. A. s. Beers, convicted of kill
ing VIII Hopkins at Hygiene. has
filed a motion in the District Court at
Boulder for new trial.
A vast ore body has been opened up
near Ohio City that is reported to ex-
ceed in value anything yet found in
that rich section.
Nick Pappas, 32 years old, an Ital-
ian, was accidentally shot and killed
by Tony Pappas. a companion, near
Pallas. while hunting rabbits.
Three new baseball leagues, COM
prising eighteen teams in towns along
the Moffat railroad. are being organ
lied for the season of 1915.
Alva b. Adams announced that he
will not accept the appointment as at
torney for the receiver of the Mercan-
tile National bank of Pueblo IL 1t is
rendered him.
Two Denver nurses have been called
to Serbia to help fight the typhus
plague now prevalent in the Balkan
country. They are Miss Sophia
Weber and Mrs. Hattie Biddle.
A petition for letters testamentary
presented to the County Court in Den
yer by Mrs. Charlotte Lindquist, wild
ow of Carl Lindquist, shows that the
latter's estate has value estimated
at 100000.
George NJ. Brown, ninety-three
years old, and well known in Denver.
died at his home, 1919 East Nine
teenth avenue. Brown was born in
Germany. and was ordained to the
ministry there.
Diab Bedram. a Syrian, is dead and
two other foreigners are in a danger
Gus condition as the result of fight
in the Arabian-Syrian colony at Wal
senburg. More than forty men fought
with knives and guns.
Governor Carlson refused execu.
tive clemency to Frank Maurato who
was sentenced to a term of twelve to
sixteen years in the state penitentiary
for the murder of another Jap in
Greeley on Jan. l, 1912.
A new trial will be asked for J. Lof-
ton Davidson, the South Denver under.
taker convicted of conspiracy to de-
fraud life insurance companies OF
$4,000 through the fake death and
cremation of Vivalley Turley.
Governor Carlson has signed the
bill for reorganization of the state
militia and is understood to have pre-
pared plans for a material reduction
in the cost of maintaining the Mill.
.ary branch of the government
Steve Delardo, an Italian, was shot
and instantly killed at Gulnare by
John Salvo, a son of saloonkeeper
at that place. Salvo Immediately gave
himself up and was taken to the Jail
at Aguilar where he made a state.
Inent of the shooting.
A romance of the sickroom was re
vealed in Denver when word was re.
ceived that Col. George Newman.
wealthy mining operator and owner OF
the MacRose stock farm, near Little.
ton, was married in Los Angeles re.
Gently to Miss Ella Joslin, a nurse.
Colonel Newman is seventy-six years
of age and his bride. according to re-
ports from California, is but twenty
Denver and Colorado girls, Chicago
girls, New York and other eastern