Rocky Ford enterprise., 1915-07-23

| ing from the railing of the yiaduct
bridge over the Grand River at Glen
| wood.
Chief of Police Glenn S. Duffield OF
| Denver issued an order to the cap,
tains of police, instructing them tc
close every place of commercialized
vice in the city within forty-eight
hours.
The Denver Trades and Labor AS
sembly voted to send three delegates
to the convention of the State Fedora
ton of Labor. if il is held in Denver,
and two delegates, if 1t is held in
Salida.
While other counties were rushed
with suits as the old divorce law was
expiring and the six months statute
going into effect, only one case was
filed in the County Court at Colorado
Springs.
That the cost of compensation in
curance to the operators will add at
least 25 cents per ton to the cost OF
coal to the consumer next winter is
the prediction made by Colorado
Springs coal producers.
The United States War Department
has granted the Colorado National
Guard sixty days in which to meet
conditions which will allow the state
to retain the valuable field guns anc
| equipment furnished guard Batteries
A and B.
Sometime during the week begin
ming Oct 81 Col. James C. Bulger
must go to the gallows in the death.
house at Canon City and there for.
felt his life for the Staying of Lloyd
F. Nicodemus at the Savoy hotel on
May 7, 1914.
Denver is to become the center ot
| new and untried industry in the
United States, consisting of a refinery
and useful bi-products. including g
cheap substitute for gasoline and prob
ably new high explosive.
In the trial of jefferson A. Whit
man, former negro policeman oi
| Denver, on the charge of marrying
| last May, a white woman contrary tC
the statutes of Colorado, Magistrate
| Rice thinks there has been uncovered
a secret organization whose purpose
is the alleged settlement of the race
problem by the intermarriage of the
| races.
Ruling that the age of persons con
| tracing a marriage is not material sc
| long as they are competent under the
common law to contract such a mar
riage, Justice of the Peace Henry
Bray of Denver discharged James ]
Cannon on the charge of perjury pre-
ferred against him for making affida
Wit when securing marriage license
that Miss Esker Frank. l6 years old
was more than is years old.
John II. Lawson of the International
board of United Mine Workers of
America, convicted on May 3 of the
murder of Deputy Sheriff John MIN.
mo near Ludlow on Oct %. 1913, was
denied a new trial by Judge CRANKY
HilIyer in the District Court at Trini.
dad. The labor leader was forthwith
sentenced to Imprisonment at hard la.
Dor for life in the state psnitentiary
Secretary Callbreath has sent out
the official call for the annual ses.
sion of the American Mining Con,
gress, which held its first interna
tional meeting In Denver at the
Broadway theatre in 1897. when the
silver question was rampant at 16 tc
l. Professor Kirby's article on con
centration-at that time new in Colo
rado-was the feature OF the 1897
session. This years meeting is
called in San Francisco beginnins
Sept. 20.
Without explanation as 10 the man
ner of his death. the body of Charles
Enoch was received at Nederland by
his wife from Three Rivers. Kan
Three bullet wounds were found II
the abdomen. The body was shipped
prepaid. Mrs. Enoch received a tele
gram announcing that hrr husband
J was dead. 1t was the first she hat
heard of him since April
, mo, could not kill my Iriend," de
clared Tse-Ne-Gat, the Ute Indian
. when asked if he slew Juan Chacon
at his trial in the Federal Court II
: Denver,