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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16
Removal.

The ENTERPR1sE will now be found up
stairs in the Carlton block, where we
have better facilities than heretofore for
the publication of tho best paper in Otero
county. Call and see ne. 23-25
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16
Chattle Morteage Sale.

Whereas, Georgs B. Vlckers. By bis certain
chsttIe mortgage. dated on the sth day OF
April, ls92, and recorded In the Office Of the
Recorder Of Otero county. State Of Colorado,
in hook eighteen lS) on page one hundred and
forty ui0) conveyed 70 T F 0Odding and @ H
Winchsll. to secure the payment Of three
certain pi oinissory notes therein described,
the following described personal property.
to-wlt:
One dun mare branded n left shoulder.
One light S0rre' mare left shoulder
Ono crippled brown mare n right shoulder.
One sOrrel marc n right shoulder.
One brown mare Il left hip and IEa right
shoulder.
Ono brown eoIdinR U right hip and TEG
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16

AT the last meeting of the VIC. T.U.
a resolution was passed rendering thanks
to the voters in the late election who
gave the right OF suffrage to women.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16

ROOMS and Board for students
attending school fir, m the coun-
try. Enquire of n. W. TERRY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16
Beegs' Family Medicines.

Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup is ut the
head for curing coughs and colds. It re-
lieves all irritation at once and effects u
permanent cure quicker than any other
cough syrup on the market. Sold and
warranted by e. W. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16
Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication.
Yirst Pub. Oct. II, 1881
Land Once at Pueblo, Colo, Oct. :, 1888.
No<3oo o hereby given that the following
named sstaier has fled notice OF his Intention
% n:ks snai Pcoof in support Of his claim In
clerk Of tho oounty court in and for Oteru
county. ColosaAo, g L. Junta. Colo, on Dec.
s n Ill Ms sAf icy i hM NS
SEQ % N y D RGe So W.
He na1ee ths following witnesses to prove
his c0atinuous residence upon and cultiva.
tion Of eaid land, Wiz:
JoSn q. Hersperger. Daniel Hersperger,
Rocky Ford, Colo; William Hackworth, John
Moor. Olney, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16
Piles. Pilesi Piles. .

They can be relieved at once and in
time effectually cured by thorough use
Of Beggs' German salve. We give a pos
tive guarantee with every box.
E. w. KKARBY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16

CALL on Dawley, Swink & Co.
for the best heating stove in the
market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16

School will be resumed Monday. the
authorities having decided that il will be
fully safe, all needed precautions having
been taken.
Call at the ENTERPRISE Office for
and they will be promptly filed, postage
paid. II
g. d. Gerbing 4 Son are preparing
to open a branch meat market near the
corner OF Third and Main, Pueblo.
Liquor habit cured at DR.. Fenton's
Institute, Rocky Ford, Colo, 25tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16
ROCKY FORD SCHOOLS.

Report for Month Ending Nov. 3, 'ss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-16
Goldl Gsldl Gold'

Why not vis.e ths Great Gold Camp
Cripple Creskf The Atchison, Topeka
4 Santa Fe and Colorado Midland have
through tickets on sale at all Offices, TO
is the most comfortable and pleasant
route to reach the gold fields. Ask the
ticket agent Tor further particulars.
The morning call., 1893-03-13

who was transferred By order of the Post
masteI-General from New York to San
francisco, and of whom much mention has
recently been maze in the press. He reports
Institute matters In D prospectus condition
in New York.
Councils No. of San Jose, No. 64 Of
Fresno No. a of Gilrov and No. IS of Vic
toria, b. c., are about to occupy permanent
headquarters.
Vnves Council No. 16 of Benieia reports
eight applications on file.
Grand officers visited councils n and 81
during the past week and found both coun-
ellis IN prosperous condition and imbued
with considerable enthusiasm. No. Y was
visited on the 9th inst, No. IA viii be on
the 18th and No. 80 on the goth.
An ofti -ial visit was paid Golden State
Council No. 115 on Monday evening the 9th
INST, and st. GATHERINGS Council No. %,
Martinez, on the 18th inst.
Mission Peak Council No. 119 of Mission
visit.
The. advsability of publishing an inst-
tute Journal, under the direction of the
Doar1 OF grand directors, is being tavorablv
urged, and special committee appointed
lor that purpose will report at tie next
meeting OF The board,
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Ancient Order of Foresters.

Court Twin Peaks was officially visited
By the high chief ranger last Wednesday.
Court German America banqueted High
Chief Ranger II. Beaver at its last regular
meeting.
Court Enterprise initiated two and was
visited by several of the high court officials
last week.
A court OF the juvenile Foresters will be
organized in South San Francisco next Sat
urday evening.
Court Pride of San Mateo will be insti-
tuted in San Mateo by the high court Of
ficials on Wednesday evening.
Two other charters have been applied for
to open courts in different parts of the
State.
II. Beaver. II. c. R., and C. F. Bu1gman
officially visited Court Pride OF Potrero at
th cir meeting on the 81.
Court Twin Peaks received twenty-five
applications during the month of January.
Court Estrtlla, San Rafael, will celebrate
with grand prize masquerade April 7.
Court Bohemia and Bohemia Circle will
give party on the "a; of May.
Social Circle will give an apron and neck
tie party March is.
Twin Peaks will give q complimentary
entertainment during the month.
Sequoia Circle. c. o. F., will be insti-
tuted in Eureka this evening by NJ. A Rod
man. S. c, c.
j. Henderson, p. C. R., visited Court
Piedmont, Oakland. last week.
Court Occidental will have a spirited de-
bate on the annexation of the Hawaiian
Islands on the Esd.
German!a Circle will give social on the
Goth.
Court Star Of the West is initiating at
each meetl1g; Chief Ranger C. NJ. Rice
makes good presiding officer.
The nucleus for new court was initiated
IN Court Advocate, Oakland, last meeting;
the new couzt will BIZ instituted next week
IN West Oakland. II gh Court Auditor 3.
j. COngeT Is The organizer.
The morning call., 1893-03-13
!, O. O. F.

The grand master and grand secretary are
meeting with immense gatherings on their
route. The brethren have turned out in
great numbers to welcome them at the
points we have advertised for the past three
weeks. Their appointments for the rest of
the month are as follows: Monday, March
Is J.akeport Lodge No. 35l; Tuesday,
March H. Friendship Lodge. No. $50 !:
"Wednesday. March 15 Lower Lake Lodge
No, 100; Thu; sday, March 16, Abou Ben
Adhem Lodge No. H.
Apollo Lodge had large assemblage on
March 5; not only were its own members
present. but delegates from San Francisco,
Ophir and Sargent lodges. DIR. II. l.. Cur
It's. the vice-graDd, delivered lecture on
Paris, London and Rome, which was Illus
tfated with stereoptcun views; the occas.
ion was one OF instruction and general inter-
est, the doctor eyldencing thorough familiar
ity with his subject.
Grand Master Stock ckwell's term will show
an increase OF members equal il not super
ior, to any former administration.
Colusa Is making preparations for grand
celebration on the 26th of April. A mag
niteent hall of the order recently erected
there Will be dedicated. William Fl. Barnes,
T. 6. Nj, has been engaged to deliver the
Grafton. There will be public parade.
musical and literary exercises and ball in
The morning call., 1893-03-13
A q II w

Grand Recorder Hirshberg and his assist
ants are busy in preparing for the next an
nual session of the Grand Lodge, which
will convene in this city ON April 4.
Reports of various officials are going to
print, as by the legislation of last session
they are to be published ten days before the
meeting.
The earnest work of the grand officers is
bringing good results. Grand Foreman
Booth and Deputy Woodmansee report pros
poets good for a number of new lodges.
Unity No. q Initiated five candidates last
week, and marked interest is manifest in
number of the city lodges.
The district meeting of No. l with Mag
nolia Lodge No Il, last Monday evening,
was well attended. Unity. San Francisco,
Spartan, Friendship and other lodges were
present in goodIy numbers. J. n. Young,
T. 6. NJ W; E. +. Joy, p. NJ. W. of Valley
i. A AbrahamsOn of Unity. p. NJ Fuller of
San Francisco, Mr.. Wheelan and others, by
addresses and selections rendered the ses-
sion with Magn Ola one of profitable enjoy
ment.
George b. Katzenstein. G. NJ. w, ad-
dressed the members and friends of Excel
sior Lodge last evening in this city.
Deputy Thomas Williams with his asso-
ciates are visiting the city lodges In the in
terests of the Labor Bureau, with salisfac-
tory results
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Companions of the Forest

Mary a. Rodman. S. c. c., with George
j. Berger. S. T.. Mrs. Z. r. Roy, S. s.,
Mrs. E. Farrell, S. r. g., Mrs. c. c. Prete,
;. l. e.. and Mrs. X. Kransgril. recently
made fraterna visit TO Iyanhoe Circle
No. 125. Artems Circle was present in a
body. The circle Initiated two candidates
and three applications we're read H<e same
officers also ca He'd upon Victorie Circle
No. 10S.
Justice Circle No. 1O4 had very fine
meeting on Thursday evening. The su-
preme CHEF companion was present. Mrs.
Bumsen. ID. 6. c. c., has returned from
Byron; TWO candidates were Initiated.
The executive board visited Pride of the
Forest NJ. l22 last Tuesday.
Frankll Court No. 1l5 had an initiation
Friday eF' ming; several applications were
read. 'er the meeting the carpet was
i0iied = ..ss, tde companions and their
friends .ssa9 in social dance.
KensingtOn Circle No. II3 held good
meeting; three candidates were initiated.
John Falconer was present and reports the
circle progressing.
Mystic Circle No. 126, Berkeley, will re-
ceive the executive board on Monday,
March q.
Maid Marian Circle No 11O is adding to
its membership every meeting They will
receive the executive board on the 23d Inst
America Circle No 12S had a very pleasant
tiated and two applications received.
On Wednesday evening. March l, Mizpah
Circle M. 136 was duly instituted by the s.
c. C. and executive board. Visitors from
Social, Minerva, Artemis, lvanhoe, Wash
ington and Eureka circles were present.
Twin Peaks Circle No. 102 was the upen
ing circle and Mrs. Emma Koppen the
organizer and C. c.; the board of deputies
installed the officers.
Eureka Circle No. 80 held a very pleasant
meeting on Thursday evening last.
Minerva Circle No 20 held its anniyer
sary ball in. Union-square Hall last Satur.
day evening.
George j. Berger. S. G. T., visited Pride
of the Forest last session.
Vallejo Circle No. 121. Stockton, last Mon
day Initiated eighteen members; Mrs,
Goodwin, c. c. of Artemis Circle, was
present.
a club meeting of thirty-six was held in
this city to form a circle to be called Even
ing Star. which will be instituted in the
course of a week.
A club-meeting Of sixty-one was also
held in one of the coast towns TO be insti-
tuted on the 18th inst. Three more are In
the process of formation.
The executive board will visit Mazzini
Circle No. 1C6 on Monday, 18th. Everybody
expects a good time.
osemte No. 107 and Artemis No. 100
held very. interesting meetings on Wednes-
dav evening last
Bohemian Circle No. 1874 Initiated at its
last meeting and received four applications.
Washington Circle No. l win receive its
friends some time next month.
Social Circle No. 1IS will have a social
dance about the 18th in A o. +. building.
A good time is expected.
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Knights and Ladies of Honor.

Assessments 349. $50 and 351 are levied for
Marc b.
Social events announced to take place
are: Masquerade party by Palo Alto Lodge
next Wednesday; monthly social by Excel
sior Lodge on April 6, and a ball by West
End Lodge on April 49,
The next session Of the Grand Lodge will
convene on Tuesday, April 1S.at ST. Georges
Hail.
Martha Lodge initiated four new members
al It's meeting last Friday evening
Golden Ruie Lodge is make preparations
to celebrate its anniversary in Nav.
Grand Treasurer j. w. Maher is making a
tour OF some OF the interior towns.
Many members Of the order are working
for one Of the beautiful gold badges offered
by the supreme protector. The result will
be benefit both TO the order and Individual.
Past Grand Protector A. n. Grant spent a
few daYs last week in Sacramentn
The morning call., 1893-03-13
improved Order of Ped Men

The interest taken recently by the tribes
in this city and vicinity has not Jagged, but
a spirit OF friendly rivalry prevails.
Manzanita No. held an adoption last
sleep. Several visitors were present.
White Eagle No. ~ had two adoptions
last Tuesday and have three more for next
They Will have an open meeting toward the
Inst Of this month.
Modoc No. 81 had an adoption last sleep,
with more under way
Osceola No. II conferred the degree on
several brothers and exemplifed the new
work.
Minnton omah No. had the great saehem
and other great chiefs with them last sleep.
The new work was thoroughly gone through
with during the evening.
Tecumseh No. 60 conferred the degree on
several brothers last sleep.
Winnemucca No. 81 had an adoption last
sleep ana Is pTacticing the new work
1ahoe League No. 3 will meet every Sat-
nrday In future and introduce novelties at
every meeting. They intend 10 have a good
time socially every meeting in drilling,
checkers, chess, etc.
Great Sachem George W. LOWE and G. C.
OF X. Msher will trail TO Dutch Flat New
castle, Auburn. Sacramento. Marysvine,
1reka and Chico on the 18th and ending
on the cd
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Why Kaves Didn't Carry Inv Watch

Ex-President Hayes did ot carry a watch,
the reason for which peculiarly illustrates
one of the traits of his character. 1t ap-
pears that in his younger days the watch
he then carried was the cause of sending
two men TO the Denitentiary. 1t was stolen
from his pocket; the thief was captured,
tried, con nGicted anu sentenced to term OF
yearf Mr. Hayes recovered his watch, and
a second time it was stolen. The thief
turned out to be a poor man with large
family, and after he was sent to the peni-
tentary MIR. Hayes Games to the conclusion
that he would get rid of the cause of so
much trouble TO his fellow men. Since then
he never owned a watch.
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Independent Order of Foresters.

Court San Francisco No. $50 gave its in
itial monthly banquet last Tuesday. There
were present besides the members of this
court delegations from local courts and
number of invited guests Court San Fran
csco's band, consisting of fifteen pieces,
was present. and by its choice musical Sc
lections contributed greatly to the enjoy
ment of the affair. The banquet. which was
spread III the banquetng hall, was an
elaborate one and greatly enjoyed by all
present DR.. II. r. Brown, high physician,
acted as master of ceremonies, which po-
sition he filled with becoming ease and dig
nity. Following were the toaSts, etc. "Our
Order" G. L. McElfresh, II. C. R. "Our
Invited Guests" o. A. Weighe; recitation,
w. III. Adair; Our Absent Brothers." DR..
Preston; poem, II. r. Brown: "Tha
Ladies'" G. w. Man waring; The Orient"
G. a. Helmore.
The high chief ranger Instituted Court
Endeavor with q charter membership of
twenty-five in this city last Friday.
The courts of Los Angeles are arranging
to give a public reception TO High Chief
Ranger G. a. McUlfreish some time during
next month. The Grand 0pera-house in
that city has been secured for The purpose.
Court San Francisco No. S22 will attend
Court Diana OF this city In body this week
and confer the Orient degree on the men,
bers of that lodge.
The high chief ranger instituted several
new courts in the country during the past
week.
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Young Mems Institute.

j. j. Long. deputy for the counties of
Marin and Sonoma. reports institute mat
tiers as very progressive in his district, and
he has in view several matters of interest
that will soon be brought TO the attention of
councils under his supervision.
In the near future steps Will be taken to
organize councils in Santa Rosa aud To-
males.
Brother Thomas F. O'Malley recently ar
rived with travelling card issued by No 100
OF New York. Mr.. 0'Maley will be re-
called as the gentleman in the postal service
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Woodmen OF the World.

The members Of Golden Gate Camp No.
"a and Redwood Camp No. 81 were agree
ably entertained by NeighbOr George J.
King of No. GA at the meeting of his camp
last Monday evening. Mr.. King gave a
lecture descriptive of his travels in Alaska,
which he illustrated with photographs.
specimens of dress, weapons and other
objects Of interest from the far north. The
lecture was very Interesting, and the neigh
Oors that did not attend missed rare treat.
At the meeting of the Sovereign Camp
recently held at Omaha, Nebr.. an impor-
tant addition was made which will bs
watched with interest by other fraternal
organizations and by the members OF wood
craft in particular. The change is the adop-
tlon of "paid-up certificate" and the plan
Is as follows: All members joining the order
between the ages OF 16 and 33 who remain
consistent members for thirty years, and all
members joining between the ages Of "a and
43 and remaining consistent members for
twenty-five years, and all members Joining
between the ages of 43 and 80 and remain
ing consistent members for twenty years,
Will be relieved from paying further dues
and assessments, will be given a paid-up
certificate and be entitled to all the benefits
and privileges of the order. Steps will be
taken TO introduce this order in Canada at
an early date. Assessment 50 is levied
March l, DELINQUENT March 81
The morning call., 1893-03-13
An Hour Lost.
HarDer'S Bazar

Mrs. john, what time is its
John (half asleep)-Ugh?
Mrs. J.; go minutes later)-JohD. what
time is it?
John-Ugh?
is it?
John-Seven o'clock.
Mrs; J.-Well, why couldn't you have said
so an hour ago?
John-Because it wasn't o'clock then.
The morning call., 1893-03-13
KNIGHTS of Honor

The Grand Lodge will convene at the
Aleazar building in this city on Tuesday,
the 2lst inst, al 10 A. NJ.
Polar Star held a very interesting session
on Friday evening last. Past Dictator
Helen read very interesting paper on the
Beet Sugar Industry"
, On the last Friday evening of this month
Professor Kennedy will deliver lecture on
very interesting subject.
There have been quite number of in
itiatlons during the past week in the lodges
In this Yicinitv
The morning call., 1893-03-13

the evening. The new hall is said to be one
OF the best in the State outside of the large
cities.
The Rebekah lodges are prosDering
throughout the jurisdiction.
Elk Grove had gala time at the dedica-
tion OF its hall. George b. Katzenstein,
Z. g., delivered the address.
There will he many celebrations of the
Goth OF April in California.
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Order Scottish Clans.

The regular semi-monthly meeting of
Clan Fraser No. rs, was held on Thursday
evening, full attendance of members
being present. Three applications for
membership were received and one new
member initiated. Resolutions in memory
OF the late honorary clansmap, ex-Mayor
SandeTsOn were adopted.
On Friday evening about thirty clansmen
paid a fraternal visit to Clan Macdonald.
Oakland, and spent a most enjoyable even.
ing, returning by the last boat to the city,
/. 5. X. Ttyendalo accompanied the dele
gates and kept things lively whilst crossing
the bay.
A special meeting of the clan was held
Monday evening, when it was decided to
form drill corps in connection with the
clan. Mr. Edward Kerr. prominently iden-
tilted with the boys brigade, was elected
captain and Chief Walker and Secretary
Cormick were appointed a committee to
procure suitable hall to drill in.
March 1St assessments, I62 and 16S. delin-
Quent March 81.
The morning call., 1893-03-13
ADMISSIONS AND NEW LODGES
Official Assessment Table.

lOfieial assessment notices of any legiti-
mate fraternal society will be published free
OF cost In above table. Send them, with any
other matters Of Importance, by FRIDAY, ad-
dressed, fraternal Society Editor MORNING
CALI, San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-03-13
FOR THE TROPHY.
The Rovers and GRANTEES
Kick the Sphere.
VERY EXCITING GAME.
There Was Much Jawing Over a
Decision-Rovers Come In on
the Homestretch.

T he Rovers and GRANTEES sstrove for hon.
ors at Central Park yesterday in the first
association football contest for the Hilbert
trophy. The game resulted in victory for
the Rovers by the score Of 8 to 2.
In the first half the Rovers were played
all about the field by the GRANTEES and their
chanc for getting goal looked slim, the
score being 2 to 0. but in the second half
the ROvers stiffeDed up amazingly. 10 the
delight Of the spectators, proving them
selves the best dribblers, ard won the three
points scored.
The main incident of the game was a
close decision Of the referee in the second
half, not allowing that the ball was sent
through the R0vers' goal by the GRANTEES.
This riled the GRANTEES considerably and
they showed a sincere desire to paste the
Rovers with their fists. The trouble, how
ever, ended in words.
q The makeup of the team was as follows:
The morning call., 1893-03-13
Order of Chosen Friends.

Washington Council No. 16 will give an
entertainment ana egg social April u at
Shiels building.
Social Council held their monthly social
last Thursday, which was well attended.
Crystal Council received five applications
for membership on Thursday last.
America Council is preparing for a picnic.
Nj. Boehm. grand vice councillor, will visit
the following councils during this month: i:
Samaritan, Washington, Protection, Golden
Gate, Crystal, Alcazar and c. NJ. Arnold.
Empire Council ia preparing for an open
MEETING.
Sacramento Council will be presented
with handsome banner by c. NJ. Arno old,
supreme yice-eOuncilor, on behalf of the
Supreme Council.
The following amount of death and dis
ability claims have been paid on February
asses ment: misunderstanding, $3.50:
death, $4,000. New YOTk-Disabtlity, $3.50;
death, $4,000. Pennsylvania-Dfsabi
$1,000. IHin0is-Dissbilitv, $1,000; death,
$4,000. New Jersey-Disability, $1,000 death,
$1,000, Texas death $1,000; Indiana. death
$1,000; Michigan, death $500; Kentucky.
death $1,000; New Haven, death $1,000;
Missouri, death $1,000; Ohio, death $3.50.
c. W. {: ROweil. p. G. c.. died at the
Western Hotel, Sacramento. on Tuesday,
March 7. This gentleman was one of the
Oldest and most active members of the
order in this jurisdiction. He served as
grand councillor for one term, and also as
assistant supreme councillor. There is no
member of the order whose loss will be
more felt, and a general feeling Of SYM
pathy for his family extends throughout
the whole Jurisdiction. II is remains were
taken to San Bernardino, his former home,
for interment.
Social Council No. 46 gave most enjoy
able social on Thursday, the OH INST.
which was unusually well attended by
members of different councils and their
friends. The entertainment consisted in
part of stereopticon views kindly donated
for the occasion by R. II. Mcdonald Jr.
Grand Councillor Hutton and Grand Treas
urer Brick wedel were present
A. Shoemaker of Sacramento Council No,
96 visited College City Council No. 143 on
Tuesday. the 7th inst, under commission
from the grand councillor to assist in ini-
tiatiBg several new members.
new council Is nearly ready for institu-
tiOn at Oak Park.
The grand councillor Is making arrange
ments for visit to all the councils in Los
Angeles ana the south in May.
Extensive preparations are in progress
for celebrating the fourteenth anniversary
OF tho order. All the councils In this eity
and Alameda County have been invited to
take part. and no effort will be spared to
make the celebration the best ever held in
this city.
Grand Councillor Hutton visited Pacific
Council on the Sd, and II. w. Hutton Coun-
Gil on the 1Ith.