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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29
GIVE US WORK

GIVE US WORK
To enable us 90 put some Idle men
10 work. we have decided TO dIsfC.
gard profits aud lay Gntclasg
Asph8'ium work as follows, which
is very much below the real value.
and every dollar Is paid TO Utah
wofkmtn.
Garden walks. yards I nc
and tennis courts, w SO. TT.
Sidewalks, etc.. ~ &c
no., is}i G; o.. in, 10
Alley work, ETC.. Z DEC
in., zoe. o Inches, ~
Warehouse, stable aud orc
cellar floors, I31 10 -
Road work, etc. a, equally low prices
our Asphaltum Is not slippery In
winter, does not hurt the eyes in SUM
mgr. and Is Ear superior 10 the best
cement work ever laid.
We hope everyone will file their
orders with us ~ once ior all they can
afford 10 do, and while saving money
Tor themselves, help 20 furnish labor Tor
the needy
We will take part Of the pay In store
pay that our worAmcn can use on a
cash basis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29

In Wg Probate court m arH fr slIt take
County, IeUutuU COZ Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29

In the Probate CHurl 900 md Tor salt La,
County, Territory ~ Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-29

In fUg Matter uf flu Estate U, rHHI ID.
I#H.#Un. Declared.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22

Senators Boyd of Greeley, johnson
of Florence and Swink Of Rocky Ford,
constitute the committee of holdover SEN
ators appointed at the extra session Of
the Legislature to investigate the canals
and reservoir sites Of the south part of
the state. This committee made trip
to the Twin lakes last week to investi-
gate the discharge OF the water from the
lakes to the river before the snow COM
mences to melt in the mountains, and
found it very satisfactory. There was
about 18 cubic feet of water flowing from
the upper into the lower lake and about
80 feet from the lower lake into the river.
Senator Swink says that large amount
Of water can be stored very cheaply.
During the past week the members
Of the Rocky Ford school board have
completed their monthly visit to all the
rooms Of our public schools. They find
the best of work being done by both
teachers and pupils. The teachers are
doing earnest, enthusiastic service and
have instilled similar zeal into the stud
les of the pupils. Yet the value of our
superior schools are not appreciated by a
number of parents, who through careless
ness or lack of parental authority, allow
their children to be irregular or stay
away from school altogether. Such par
injury which will follow them through
life
Thus far the month of March has
been exceptionally fine. II the opening
month OF spring is to maintain its reputa-
ton for wind and disagreeableness the
change will have to begin soon. The
foregoing was in type before Tuesday
evening, or it would have been worded
differently. Tuesday night a mild biz
zard visited the valley, several inches Of
snow falling and the weather becoming
quite cold. But yesterday afternoon the
usual sunshine was noted.
Senator Swink planned to do some
surveying at the cemetery yesterday with
view of improving the water supply,
inaugurating movement for the delay
cd ornamentation Of the place. Hon. j.
II. Crowley did some good work in this
line few days since, by planting num-
Der of trees. Now that deeds are being
given the work on the cemetery should
be pushed.
One of our newly enfranchised yot-
ers requests the insertion of the follow
ing: "Mothers, sisters and wives, are you
prepared to cast your ballot at the CON-
to inform yourselves why You should
vote and how to vote correctly. It is
needless to add vote for principal and
home protection, for what woman does
recognize her duty in that directionY
&C. G. Ament had o. P. Swensgaard
under his wing on Friday and was show
ing him some OF the beauties of the valley.
But we suspect that our real estate men
are wasting their energies on MIR. s. The
prospects for anybody selling anything
to him are not encouraging.
1t is rumored that the post Office may
he moved by the incoming postmaster,
Polk Salyer. to the building adjoining
Chae. Rockers store on the south side.
The business interests of the town will
be better accommodated with the present
location.
Tho publication Of. important town
ordinances occupies over a column Of
space which otherwise would have been
Elles! with local news;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22
Notice For Publication.
LAND OrTICE AT PUEBLO, COLO,,

March Z, 1891. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of hi. intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim.
clerk Of the county court in and for Otero
Co,Colo,at Ia Junta; Col2; on May 2, 1894. viz:
H No 5799. for the MEX OF Sec IS, In TIP %
8, Range So W.
She names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion 0f said land, viz:
Samuel 8. Holcomb Of Catlin. Colo. Clinton
e. DeLong, Frank Siokenberger and George
Hallows of Rocky Ford. Colo.
Also before tho clerk of the county court in
and for 0tero county, at La Junta, Colo, on
HIRAM R. WEBSTER,
II No 1881. for the WY NE 4 and e v N W t.
Sec 80, Twp q 8, Rg IS W, which he will COM
mute to cash entry.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land. viz: Clinton z. DeLOng,
Of Rocky Ford, Colo, Samuel g. Holcomb,
Henry Adsmond and Albert Vincent Of Cat
4247 FRANK E. BALDWIN. Register,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22

An ordinance entitled The Annual Appropri-
alton Bill.
the Incorporated town of Rocky Ford, Colo:
Sec. There is hereby appropriated the
following sums Of money for the purposes
herein set forth, deemed to be necessary ex-
penscs and liabilities Of the said municipal
corporation for the fiscal year ending April !,
1895, tO-wit:
For the purchase of water from the Cat
lin Canal 100
For the payment Of interest of water -.
bonds 500
For the payment on purchase of stock in
High Line Canal 600
For General Fund 1,1O
For contingent fund 400
For repairs to reservoirs and laterals 20O
For work on streets and alleys and sal
ary of street commissioner 800
For salary of water commissioner 1C0
Approved by me this nineteenth of March,
1894. G. W. SWINK, Mayor.
tSeal1 Attest: g. NJ. HALL, Rec. pro tenn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22

THE principal local topic in Rocky
Ford just now is the coming corporate
election. The continuance Of the policy
of licensing saloons is the only issue pre-
sented. A ''citizen's ticket" favoring L.
cense, has been selected, composed as
follows: For mayor, g. w. Swink; for
trustees, E. j. Smith, Chas. Recker, A.
M. jackson and DR.. W. E. Fenton. On
Saturday last convention Of those fav-
oring no license was held at the old read
ing room, OF which n large proportion
were our new voters, the women. After
deciding on the name, "Anti-saloon tick
et," the convention selected the following
nominees: For mayor. r. @. Maltby;
for trustees, ]. j. Elser, l. Dennes, G. g.
Washburn and Geo. Hammond. Both
tickets are composed OF excellent men,
and but for the saloon issue no mistake
would be made by electing any of the
nominees. While tho loss of 81 200 per
annum Of town revenue would make u
temporary hardship, there is no question
but that the adoption and continuance OF
"no-license" policy would be immensely
beneficial to the community.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22
j. N FENTON. G. v.
Rocky Ford Mercantile Go.
Successors to G. E. HYDE & CO., Dealers in
All Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies
Hay, Grain, Alfalfa Seed and Live Stock
Canton Clipper PlOws. Mitchell Wagons.
Canton Clipper Plows.
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the
Sd day Of April, A. d. 1884. at the old school
Ford in the county OF Otero and state Of Col
orndo, an election of municipal officers for
said town " Ill be held, at which there will be
elected II Mayor for the term Of one year, and
three Trustees for the term of two years each
and one Trustee for an unexpired term of one
year to fill vacancy.
The first meeting of the Board of Registra-
ton will he at the polling place on Tuesday.
March 18th; and the second meeting Of said
Board ON Tuesday, March 9th: and the last
meeting on Monday. April I'd.
Proclamation Is hereby made that all
saloons in the said town of Rocky Ford. or
within two miles Of the limits thereof shall be
kept closed during the entire time tho polls
are open on the said 3rd day of April, to-wit,
from O'Clock a. M. to O'Clock p, m,
Dated at Rocky Ford, Colo, this 3rd day Of
March. 1894.
lseal] G. W. swINK, Mayor.
Attest: II. 8. BEALL, Recorder. Ala
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22
Notice for Publication.

NOIlce 1OF 1uDllcaIlOn.
Land Office at Pueblo, Colo, Mar. 10, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof In support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of the county court in and for Otero
county, Colorado, at La Junta. Colo, on May
{, 1894. viz:
JAMES W. beatty,
TIC. entry No. 500. for the Stx Sell, 81 Swt of
Sec %. Twp q 8, Rg bS W.
He names the following witnesses to Prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
tion of said land, viz:
James Stanton, Thomas ]. Barnard Arthur
Stanton and William Miller NIL of Catlin Colo
1913 FRANK e. BALDWIN, Register
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22
Trustee Sale.

waEREAs. Andrew Van Hee, Of the county
Of otero. state Of Colorado. by his decd Of
in 1s 81 opd ahe
OF Of otsro ter county, did convey to P g. Scott trus-
ses sse df 5ssi cstats in the
ship twenty.fosr, south Of range fif,y-seven. %
dred and sixty acres IN more s or less. @ tosether
with all water rights. Including g shares OF
Reservoir. Land, Loan ( Trust Company, to
secure the payment Of his two principal notes
terest thereon from date according to their
tenor, and payable to the order Of The Bent
oss: 6ne nose for sSS Sue IS onss af.er tel
date and one note for $138 due 30 months after
Whereas. 1t is provided in and by said deed
of trust that in default uf payment OF said
principal note or Of the Interest thereon, or
with Interest up to the date of sale ut the elec-
become due and able. and on request said
trustee shall advertise and sell the said prem
And whereas, default has been made In tho
payment OF & the notes due October !, 1892, and
October OCT !: 1872 and such default still contin
Now, therefore. at the request Of the legal
Scott as trustee as Aforesaid. viii on Monday
the 10Th day of March, 1854 at the hour Of a m
occupied as a court house. in the town Of La
Junta. county of Otero and state Of Colorado
sell to the highest bidder for cash ali the de-
scribed premises and oil rights. title and
peneht, and equity OF redemption Of the said
Andrew Van Hee. his heirs and assigns there
In. for the purpose of paying the said notes
ana nll Interest thereon. together with al!
expenses of this proceeding rs by terms OF
said deed Of trust lam fully authorized and
Said sale will be made subject to prior
trust deed dated April !, 1851, to the Kansas
! ioan ;.,i m q Trust Company, trustee. 70 seegrS @
!, the payment OF one note for the sum q
Sheldon. p a. SCOTT Trustee.
Las Animas Colo Feb ri iHH
First Pub Feb. -. pt. 9{3
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22
Ordinance No. 80.

lseaIl Attest: g. Nj. HALL, Rec. pro ten
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22
Notice for Publication.
Land Office, Pueblo. Colo.

Land OHice, Pueblo, Colo.
March II. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before I: 9.
viz: HENRY GLAZIER,
HE No 44i0, for the SEA NE4, N Ell SEA, Sec 90,
VIZ SW1l, Sec 20, Up 10 8, Rg IS W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultlva-
tfon of said land, viz:
Daniel Hersperger. of Rocky Ford, Colo.
William Hackworth. of Oluey, Colo; Z. T..
Mills, of Otero county, Colo; Thomas Hughes
and Lewis Baker. of Pueblo county, Colo.
434S RAYMOND MILLER, Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22

REMEMBER the Horticultural meeting
next Saturday. Mr.. Kahn will talk Of in
secticides and Mr.. Huntley on strawber-
ries. Twill be interesting and profitable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22
Coming Events in Rocky Ford.

TIE war at the capital seems not to be
over. Gov. Waite is doubtless seeking
to do the right thing but is taking wrong
means,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22

Timber Culture, Final Preof.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Once,
Pueblo. Colo, March Z, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that
WARREN p RUSSELL.
devisee of Phoebe NJ. Farwell, has filed notice
Of intention to make final proof before the
clerk OF the district court in and for otero
Wednesday, the End day May, 1894, on timber
culture application No. 24O for the E3 Sec 8 I,
In TIP % 8, Rg 81 W.
He names as witnesses: -Geoxea pfitchard
Walter Wright, Walter Bishop, Charles Swink,
al OF Rocky Ford, Colo.
4247 r. 3. BALDWIN, Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22
Notice for Publication.

Feb. 10, 1884.
named settler has fied notice of his Intention
to commute to cash entry and to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the clerk Of the
county court in and for Otero county, Colo,
ut La Junta. Colo. on April 2. 1894. viz:
GEORGE JENKINS,
Rye 56 W.
He names tho following witnesacs to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of said land, viz:
Gabriel A. Perkins, Frank Mcconnell, Jack
Blake and A. B. Ward, Of Rocky Ford, Colo
3843 y. 4. BALDWIN, Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-03-22

THERE seems to be good prospect
for the Arkansas valley having soldiers
home. Old Fort Lyon, in Bent county,
contains large number of excellent
buildings and could be converted into a
commodious and pleasant home for the
veterans at very slight expense. During
tho late session of the legislature Senator
Swink introduced resolution requesting
the general government to donate the
Fort Lyon reservation to Colorado. A
joint resolution to this effect was after
wards passed by both houses. We have
before us bill introduced by Represent
ative Bell granting the old fort for the
purposes proposed in the resolution. The
bill ought to and most probably will be
passed. The care Of the fort is now an
expense to the government, and as it will
never be in demand for military purposes
there is no good reason why it should not
be ceded to the state of Colorado for the
benefit of the old soldiers.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
THEY'RE CITIZENS NOW
The United States Court Gives Up a
Whole Day TO Natural
izA;ion.
Final Papars Were Issued TO 1876
Who Wore OF Foreign
Birth.
some Few Were Lnft over. hut Their
Cases win Ito Considered This
MeTning.

The near approach OF wha. ia looked
upon As ihS mos. important election ever
held In Montana has stir ei mp many peo-
pie who had not up to this tiae taken ont
their final oi,izsnship tapsrs. To accom-
modAto the large number who withsd 10
quality themselves 20 vote on Nov. next,
Ju ICE knowles consented 10 give up one
dAy's session ot the Unlted States court 20
naturalization. Morning and ai,S noon
sessions Of the oeurl were hsld And IL was
not until ak o'clock that Adi0urnm meat vas
reached. Even then thOrs were many
whose names had not bssn reached. and the
| Judge decided to continue the sitting for
half an hour this morning 10 dispsIs OF the
remaining applicants. This session will be-
gin promptly al $50 o'clock this morning
and continue until cen only Those vhe
wish to become nAtnrAliEad in that time
should have ihsi' papers in propn share
and their witnesses on hand, E The short
time al ths disposal OF the eonrI will no,
admit Of any delAyG
The United States court room presented
quite an animated appearances during yss-
terdaI's proessdingG The applicants and
their vi,nssses-two OF the latter 10 one OF
tho formsr-h!led all the space outsIds and
insilo the railing. so dense was the crowd
ut times that IL was difficult for this wit
nesses aud applicants 10 sQustze through
TO the front OF the judge.
Judge Knowles put each applicant snd
his witnssass through n rigid examination.
but did IL in sueh style that while no time
was lost still no formAlty was overlooked.
II the jadgs found from the ifst few qusa-
tions that the papers Of thu applicant wee
not in proper shape. or his Witnesses had
not known him long enough. be was made
cor eeted willis the nsIs man was being sx-
amlned.
In all the rush 10 get In under the stripes
and stars there were acme hunerou flashes
here and there. Oas man cams mp without
any Witnesses or papers. He asked the
judge IL he had to have any nrst papers.
On being asked whore hs was born he re-
pied New Hampshire. Judge Knowles told
him that be had koa Of nAturelizing msn
who came from MisEouti bnt didn't think
ID at all necessary in this case. Another
applicant had his landlord for one Of his
Witnesses When asked whsther he oonsid-
ertd tho applicant n man OF good moral
character tho landlord replied that he al
ways paid his rent.
The number naturslized du. ing the day
was 1855.
The number OF those who have taken ont
their lnal ps pers in the district cout hsrs
thls year IN to the close OF business yestsr-
day was 5c6.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
THE WISE TRAVELLER
In EslosunE His Railroad Itouto. sole
The Read

In EslosTnE His Railroad Itouto. selects
tbs Read
That a1oT la excellent an ! noul comic:
able faoilities-"rho Nilusukes"
That uAvsrssI delightful and pioGur-
ssquo portion Of tAV eounITJ-"rhs Mi
WHukee."
Ihst hAG-and msTita-ths reputation OF
strength and rSlisbilitr-"Ths Milwaukee" /"
That enloyA popularity aud 10 stamped
With public sppfovAl-"rhS Milwaukee
That has u substantial Toadbed and most
frequent traiu ssrViss-"Ths Mllvaukss." ("
That sEstdE. always ths eomfsit, ease
and safety Of ns PhHoRs-"Ihs MilWAa-
kss."
. hat furnishes tho latest prlva.s ootn-
partment cara and latest library buffet
smoking Sars-"The Nilwaukos"
that furnishes elegant drawing room
pasl0F cars, free rssliainR chair ears an
aumpluous dining csu-"fhs MilvAuksa." f"
That has eIolasiVs us9 Of tkS slsotrlo
bstth reading ianH-"lhs MilWsakss."
1hs AilwAnksS" e0mblRss ali thS Aboya
and more, tos. lN trains are ysatlbulsd,
heated by steam, olsoiFio ligAtsi and IN
snIpnGssd In lunnsioul appsiAtnsnt.
The immortal Linaoin aaii "Rollov tho
GSopls Ahd Ioa esnaoi be faS from right"
The people uss ''rhs AilVaahsa."
j. !. CosLII, Asst. Gen. Faas. AgL
~ PAal. MINI.
KoTH.-Fiys trains daily from Twin CIT.
les to Chicago; one to NJ. Loula and one &C
Kansas CltJ.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
GRAND LODGE ODD FELLOws.

II Meets at MIsssula To- Morrow and Will
lie Well Attended.
The grand lodge Of 0dd Fellows mesti
at Ni,aoulA Tomorrow and promises TO bS
n very we'll attended gathering. Many
members Of the ordsf from throughout the
state came 10 Helena yesterday on ,hels
way to attend the meeting. Among them
we're George White, Of Glasgow X. q.
Vaughan anil L. A, nruot. OF NslhaIl; II.
Y. Bufehsr, OF SuA kiys Carl ID. Finer
son and 1hoA hLligan, OF Great Falls;
John OHarr, Of tand Coulee; Lincoln
Working. Ed bowman and Thos. Graves OF
EAs, Helena; +. Mcpherhon, OF harysyillt;
JsTry Hsnnsssy, OF White Suipuhur BprinRs.
Among the HslsaA reeple Who Will attend
are r. W. Fiske. J. W. Chriatie, @. n. b Az
Chafles Warner, Fred Teutenbsre, Johu X.
B.les. s, l. Stone, hAsasnA Ballard, Henry
AsmusIsn, Vim. Sehotto Edward Gould,
Robsut Thompson, Richard Lookey, O. NJ:
J.h,ris. n. SilvoFmAn, W. II. OFT and
Jacob IoSh.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
JOTTISGS ABOUT TOWN.

The supreme court Yesterday admitted tc
practice John h. Bra2Slton, of Deer Lodge.
The order OF the Temple aud knight OF
Malta will be oonfere cd al a oonclAvs OF
Helena oommsndsry No. 2 TO be hsld this
evshiag.
P.s. DslAny and J. Dogs were found
guilty Of assault on John Braok BY n jury
In Justics Ghgs's court last night and hned
$40 each.
The arrangement for closing the Liv-
incetou opera house have been recon-
sidsrsd. and the theatet viii be kept open
righ, along.
Location notices were fled yesterday ss
follows. The Golden Star quartz lode in
the Bear Gnloh district BY. Mary Nc
nor; Little Nell quartz claim In the o o
Tiao disirist, by b. Forbes aud Mrs. Emma
BJras.
Edwin Wallace Carpenter by his attor-
ney, Cornslius Hedges. began suit In the
district court yesterday TO recover Sl2,OOO
with interest and eosts Of suit upon note
made by Ernest Kranieh in 1891. The nots
vas due June 30. 1894
Mrs. Jos. Henshbsra. Mrs. T. J. Cronin
and Mrs. Sol Poznanskt. comprising a part
of the committee Of the Fifth ward, wish
10 thank the ladies In their portion OF the
Of $50 from Mrs.. l. II. Hershfsld.
The regular monthlY devotional nesting
Of the Young Peoples Local union will be
held 81 the Central Pfesby tsrisn church
this Tuesday at 1880 .. M. All are cor.
disllv invited TO attend. A short business
meetiae will follow the devotional sIer-
eises
Patents for lands have been recs ived at
the he ena land Office for the folloving g;
George W. Mosis'. Jasper N. Conner and
Charles b. Walker, Cascade county; E.
Walter Chisolm. Maggie ii. Taylor. Anson
b. Fowler and Jerry MonQon, Teton; Mar
tin Connolly, VIM. X. Rsis,on and Harriet
G. Lincoln, Chotsau; VIM. heksovn.
jefferson; Albert J. Ssligmau, Lillis Sslia-
man. John Schroeder and RAimond Baum,
Lewis aud Clarke; VIM. Bryan ana John
@. Stock, Madison.
There 10 on display in the window OF
Tu Ber a. Co.. Edwards street. as hns q
collection OF vegetables as were ever grown
in any country. They are from the ranches
Of I. Is. Asrritt, A. 4. Newbsfry aud John
Gleason. aud consist OF pumpkins. field
corn, fully natutel. mush Melons can
telsups, cabbage and beets. One OF the
punt kins weighs forty-two pounds. one OF
the osbbages twenty-one pounds and one
of the bsets the same. large sugar beet
weighs l011 pounds.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16
RANDALL-VANCE.
A Quiet Wedding at st. Peters Episcopal
Church YESTERDAY.

A Quiet Wedding at st. Peters Episcopal
Church Yesterday.
The many friends in this city Of Calt.
Marcy Il. Randall. OF Martina, Missoula
county, will be interested TO hear of his
marriage. which took place at eight o'clock
yesterday morning in ST. Peters Episcopal
church. Rev. W. W. Lovs officiating. and
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Ballard giving the
bride away. Miss Jessie Vance. ths bride.
IL the daughter OF Col. g. c. Vance. of
Jacksonville, Fla, formerly OF Indiannpo-
lis. Ind. Since her arrival In Helsna Miss
Vance has besn tho gusst OF Mrs. Katharine
Ballard. Tho wedding Was q aaist one,
but its announcement will call forth sin
osi o good wishOs from the friends Of both
psrties.
Capt and Ms Randall left on the west
bound train for Martina. In q few days
they will take mp their permanent residence
at Murray, Idaho.