Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-05


at Colorado Springs.
May 2o-Prosressive state Convention
In Denver.
June 17-Nineteenth annual Strawber-
ry Festival and Carnival at Glen
Aug. 2-National Convention of Rep
yer. ftf
Aug. s-Democratic, State Assembly at
Denver.
The search for tungsten keeps 1Oi
900 at work in Colorado.
The Trinidad council. by ordinance
is to ban street carnivals.
About twenty new residences are to
go up in Fort Morgan this summer.
Fire did 5000 damage to the M. J.
Blaney residence in Grand Junction.
Boulder county's metal output this
year is expected to reach s1S.000.OOO.
The cornerstone for the new Chill
dren's Hospital in Denver has been
laid.
New uniforms have been ordered
for the Smelter band boys at Du-
range.
Harry Brooks was crushed to
death in the Thistle Down mine at
Ouray.
Boys and girls clubs are to be or
ganized in Garfield county for voca-
tional work.
A quarter section of land north OF
the Lory beet dump, near the Larimer
county line. sold for $4,000.
Charles Smith, a l4-year-old Love
land boy, broke his collar bone while
rracticing hurding at the Lincoln
school
bunch of choice fat heifers from
the feed lots of A. j. Emmons of Long
mont sold at IS per cwt. on the DEN
yer market.
A bunch of 1906 clipped ewes from
the feed lots of VIM. l.. Ayres of
Wheatland, Wyo., sold on the Denver
livestock market at $40.
More than s225 was collected for
the Russian and Polish war sufferers
by the Anstravaw congregation,
which held its monthly meeting in
Denver.
The boom which has struck Neder.
land and other places in Boulder coun-
ty as result of the tungsten excite
ment has reached Rollinsville. which
also is in tungsten district.
Gratitude for their freedom and love
of the country which gave it to them
brought the Jews of Denver together
to celebrate the 261st anniversary OF
their settlement in America.
Using a meat cleaver as a weapon,
William Dairy, negro. attempted to
murder Mrs. William c. Bolden, wife
of a Denver grocer. following dis.
pute over an account owed by him.
George Adee, an Iowa stock raiser
has purchased from Ernest A. Reeves
4.s6O-acre tract of non-irrigated, i'm
proved land near Watkins and 13C
head of cattle. The transaction in
volved $4,000.
The weather and crop summary fol
the last week, issued in Denver by
the Weather Bureau of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, states that the
temperatures have generally beer
favorable to crops.
Harry Lamont, charged with having
stolen a pocketbook containing SPAS
from the person of George Hobart
Cripple Creek ranchman, was cap
tured in Colorado Springs in company
with Lola Willow. a cabaret girl.
A Denver coroner's jury placed the
blame for the killing OF William II
Cabler, watchman at the stock
yards, on both Fred Jones and Ralph
Bertram, the two youthful holdups
who were captured by posse oi
cowboys and officers following the
shooting.
Protection of the state and national
forests of Colorado, which means the
states future wealth in watershed ia
cilities for municipal and irrigation
uses, was the keynote of the sessions
of the thirty-first annual meeting oil
the Colorado State Forestry Associa
ton in Denver.
George Trucille, twenty-five years
OF age, who, with his two brothers
conducts a meat market and grocery
store at Trinidad, was stricken with
sudden attack of heart trouble in
the store and died in few minutes
Young Trucille was engaged in cut
ting meat for a customer when he
sank to the floor and expired.
Importance of Boulder Falls tung-
stem district, ten miles west of Boul-
der. was emphasized when 1t became
known that A. H. Carlisle of New
York city had purchased the Crise
Bracken group of mines just above
Boulder Falls for 100000 and that
negotiations are pending for the sale
of the Catastrophe mines in the same
district for $60,000