Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-02-26
COLORADO.
STATE NEWS

Don't forget it.
Thomas Cavey, eighty-one, resi-
dent of Boulder county since 1861.
died at his home in Longmont.
Two movements were announced in
Denver designed to provide for cheap
transportation to the new mountain
park district.
Matrimony has virtually "copped"
all the members of Denver's alleged
Tynan's parole men.
Following an operation, Mrs. Anna
E. Mullen, wife of D. w. Mullen, and
sister-in-law of J. X. Mullen. died at
st. Joseph's hospital in Denver
During the month of January the
Golden Cycle mine at Cripple Creek
yielded $75O.0O0 in ore-the best
single months business in its history.
The American Medical Association
will hold its 1915 convention in Den
yer instead of In San Francisco-the
place designated at it's annual meet
ing year ago.
The House and Senate committees
on Industrial relations have been hard
at work in their endeavor to whip the
Industrial relations-workmen's compen-
sation bill into shape.
Joshua Wilson Boles, a stockman of
Pagosa Springs, died at the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. E. II. Oliver. in Den
ver Boles was seventy-eight years
old and was born in Indiana.
]. A. Theobald, Breckenridge's new
ly appointed postmaster, and Mike
Minchen are working block of
ground on the Washington property,
on Niger hill, through the Cornish
tunnel
The Commonwealth Mining & In
vestment Company, capitalized at $780,
900, filed incorporation papers with
the clerk of Boulder county. The
company plans to operate in Boulder
county.
A disagreement over the percentage
of gold contained in the famous Cres-
son mine ore has resulted in the
transfer of the recent 150-ton ship
ment from Denver to Colorado
Springs.
Bert Dow, fifty, who was struck by
an Interurban car at Fifty-first avenue
and Washington street. Globeville,
died at the County hospital in Denver,
after having been unconscious for
14S hours.
Miss Bertha Marie McAndries OF
Denver and Clement Anthony Martin,
broker and magazine writer of De
troit. eloped to Colorado Springs and
were married there by Justice of the
Peace o. r. Dunnington.
Alley Young, ninety-one, who was
the oldest man in Routt county and
who had probably been a continuous
resident of Colorado for a longer time
Columbine from old age, after an ILL
ness of only a few days.
Mary Mourn, eleven-year-old Aus
trian girl, who has been sought by her
mother in Aurora. Mimi, for the past
three years, was located by the police
in Pueblo. She was with the family
of Frederick Parquith, also Austrian,
and former friends of the girls
mother.
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sources wItnIn his command at Wal
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nuuL muse posse Is prosecuting IN
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nam DICK, wealthy banker, merchant
and mining man, Will be conducted suD
rosa.
To lind wallet containing $500 in
currency and check Ior SZU0, return
ceive a reward of fifteen cents and
the advice to purchase himself n
| cigar, has made Robert Morgan, a
guest at Denver hotel, member OF
the never again club
Refusing to tell why she disappeared
from Oakes home in Denver six weeks
ago, Lucille Lewis, the nineteen-year.
old girl who had been missing since
New Year day, has reappeared at the
home of her father. A. 5. Lewis, 1858
Emerson street. She appeared with
out announcement a week ago.
Troubled with melancholia and
nervousness. w. o. Temple, promi.
nent Denver mining attorney. secre,
tary of an insurance company and
well known in Denver social circles
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head at his home, 9O1 East
Eighth avenue. He was fifty-seven
years old.
Eight women took the stand in Dis
trict Judge Wright's court in Denver
to testify in behalf of DR.. Charles c.
Fowler of Lttleton in his divorce suit
against Mrs. Mary Morris Fowler
Each testified that Mrs Fowler had
sought to ruin her husbands profes
sional and moral reputation by a gen
eral attack throughout Littleton.