Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-04-09
COLORADO
S TIE NEW S
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

| CoMING EVENTS.
June Ellie. "A. r. encampment at La
Sept 27-oct. s.-Meeting international
Dry Farming Congress at Denver
A products factory may be located
at Fort Collins.
John A. Cross has been named post
master at Loveland.
A chautauqua will be held at Love
land beginning June 20.
Hotchkiss park at Hotchkiss is to
be purchased by the city.
Hotchkiss expects to have cream
cry in operation by May l.
The Elks may conduct the county
fair at Fort Morgan next fall.
B. F. Stapleton succeeded ]. II. Har-
rison as postmaster at Denver, April 1.
The Investment Bankers Associa-
tion of America will hold its fourth
annual convention in Denver Sept. 20.
81 and 22.
The directors and farmers of the
Northern Delta Irrigation district
signed petition asking for a receiver
for the district.
put itself on record as in favor of the
repeal Of the single tax system now
In use in Pueblo.
More than 1884 acres Of choice irri-
gated land near Denver were sold to
John l.. Brock, Decatur, Ala, capital
ist, for $3S,OO0.
Members of the grand jury ex-
amined witnesses concerning viola
tions of the law in rooming houses
and cafes of Denver.
Steve Johnson. charged with the
murder of Cecilio Gurule, was ac-
quilted by jury in Judge McHen-
dries division of the District Court
at Trinidad.
Sidney de Montmorency, young
ink chemist, who is manager of the
Denver branch of an ink company. is
awaiting news from Paris to learn
whether he is a duke.
The Cripple Creek district is rapidly
nearing the $4,000, O0,O0O-a-month mark.
The March production totaled 77.61S
tons, with bullion value of $1,9S6,-
493.96-a new high mark.
A proposition by the present
owners of the sugar beet factory at
Monte Vista to move the factory to
Durango is being considered by the
Durango exchange directors.
William Howard Patton of Gold Hill,
member of the board of county COM
missioners Of Boulder from 1897 to
1900, and for forty years n resident OF
Colorado. died at his home of a COM
plication OF diseases.
Three bills appropriating total of
$117,0 for the relief of coal compa-
nies whose properties were destroyed
during the recent coal strike were
passed on second reading by the State
Senate.
Inspectors on duty along the east
ern boundary line of Colorado are
keeping a vigilant outlook for any
attempt to bring live stock into this
state from territories where stock is
infected with the foot and mouth dis
ease.
Following his failure to identify the
Wheeler, Erie teamster and principal
witness for the state against the de-
PENDANTS in the present Hecla strike
riot trial. was arrested for alleged
| perjury at Boulder.
The Grand Junction Woodmen of
the World lodge, Book Cliff Camp No.
81, will send a delegation of twenty
members to the great Woodmen meet
ing in San Francisco in connection
| Al, Al. I,,,a ..l
exposition next August.
Charging that Pueblo county Off
cials exercised undue haste in arrest
ing w. B. Slaughter of Dallas, Tex,
president of the Mercantile National
Bank of Pueblo, the minority stock
holders have gone on record as ready
to stand by him. Slaughter is being
held for trial in default of a $4,000
bond on the charge of embezzling $780,
900 of county funds from the bank.
Grief because her husband, whom
she had nursed for two years, had
passed away in Denver, accompanied
by the results of a physical break
down from the strain, caused the
death of Mrs. Alice Hall, wife of B.
II. nan, "eii hho"h 'e'N'i 1858
than twenty-four hours after the death
of the man with whom she had spent
twenty years of happy married life.
| Methods of distributing John d.
Rockefeller, Jr.'s 100000 donation
| from the Rockefeller foundation for
alienation of unemployment condi-
| tions in Colorado were outlined in
Denver at conference between a
committee appointed by Governor
Carlson and w. l.. Mckenzie King,
representing the foundation. 1t was
| decided best results will be obtained
| sro,,, tba fund If n is given in Dayment