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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Building Notes.

Rev. h N Mayo's dwelling is about
completed
y. v. Ter! is building dwelling for
E N Rich on Miss Ida B. Flint's place
west OF town.
Milton Reynolds Is making improve
ments on his cottage which add loo per
cent to It's appearance.
Andrew McClelland of Pueblo is
making many improvements on his ranch
west Of town.
Manager Crawford OF the Newton
Lumber Co. Is In the best OF hunor oTer
the present trade and the future pros
poets of his business
Fred Cheek is pushing the const-uc-
ton Of the addition TO the Golden Rule
portion OF the bank block. Mr.. Godding
is a'so making many other improvements
in the bank property.
DR.. ". B. Smith is hauling out piles
of lumber for the large new house on his
ranch. Larmore Bros are doing the
brick work and Perry Roberts the car
pent1 r.ng. 1t will he frst-class farm
! house.
J. E. Musser and Isaac Adair have
purchased OF Miss Annie Goblin three
lots on the corner OF Elm and 7th streets
! which they viii divide. Mr.. Musser will
build frame dwelling and Mr.. Adair a
brick.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
A Few Hours With n Grand Valley
Farmer.

Last week we enjoyed a visit with J. S
Wilson, living four miles soutiiesss &
Rocky Ford. As approaching Nh. VII
sons ranch the first impression : thx.
he made bad choice when he selected
his l60-acre claim under the H,SS l-sos
canal. But walk over The tx-n Gssss-
pates this vicv. He has snoe h,1ss ao4
broken land, but that Is hains utilized -
that If Is an advantage rather TIKI ass-
riment. Near the G=e,ass ID s l,a5sa
site for bank Ssa- ASosasr 5sssrss~
sien near vii uxks vx-xaas -sssrcs.-
with buf little eIpSase- l. xacsessr s,sic>
ton OF the tNG Is : sEcs Alssl s;-e>
Rounded by lor hills = wAsaA s As-,cs
ress-voSc has bTsa ccos1racsa toe sss-
pScIfy q vhScA 81 Re psES e-as.ss sI.>
crexsed /. sal sISsoasl-s- II al
difsoa 20 beng vAs1La3s ssr sFr-s,s-s 81
Hi-h LIE vzis- ia1e -sts:lTsE- has e,ssG
Of ose 10 81 NJ. w5ls.nas a.s Aaase IS
vel s. 81 x1zrA,,1sc wa,a ere-Ics wia1
o-eas u ocs1 ccarsG-as-f rl-ss,s ID LIS
2oiEoa
Iss Ea-l,G SEsncs II ssEres II 1as
ranch vi s1sGt1s NJ. Wilson ~ san-
s<-aci slaas Il 81 Ellsac-ltIaxzsi .,ssa-
fT@s~ br La way = a-LoaA lt sJ--z.azl.,
20 EaacA lhe E1=Sl-a.l u 5-- ax--aarS
sAo1l5 he 5-s.ssSs1 Ths v;xs,s If sns<S3-
sSs ovsr ALr : vacy c-sai- Ioa cEr- sA--n-
SIS E,s ysz-sy lasz-c zlas -n1Eosr cr 4S-2-
re 10 RSc1-i 1bs sss1 methods ct sl-'ssssrT-
~ teaE- L-rs crVrls ct x22ttIa.LA
The lnas-1on essnac harA ND -ae c1s1a-
rgisS Es.Cs5las bang Frslx,cas9 tsy s---
hAS INIT. t-ura ,-us- t-s2 .xo -
fs--sts weeks 11c-csc TIKI farmers cscc-rE-
n. 3u< eyLlr lands NJ W.lsan sGs =
@s yong UoSTE-S traz EAea ship
Dsois ot grapes were tbs yeI- DESs to
nelvr- He VII s-aaiar D-asss his o--
esA6 osn s-CUc. AID his sIcectanaEliy
good E.zaaa GrS hin prospects ot
@nt saoasss L thai Ece
! kr-s drove q PolEnd-CEaa ha-s
ere kesf nd are doing finely Mr. VII
saa kss soai eating alfalfa and feeding
NJ TO boSs II contrast with pszs1an1g
1ha n ihe nlSs BIS conclusion Is
that ths sx-ts- Dsshoi Is far tie bSt.
prciaGlE much the noA rapid growth
He proposes neU year TO have Held OF
srti1hoks o. which ne VII turn his hogs
Ii l. claimed thsf hogs ts.i On this root
never suffer from disasse
Seould III. Wilson follow a commend
able c1stom and give his ranch a name,
10 more spPropEs.e ooe oc-ld be select
ed than Grand View Included n his
range Of ESan are the beautiful Fair
mont country, the valley around Rocky
Pond. tie region under the HoIbrook
ditch OrdEa!. Olney and the Boston
farm Not ooly 50. but the landscape
takes N the entire mountain range IN
ciuding Pixies Peak the Gr-n HON
mountains, the Spanish Peaks and Fish
e-'s peak at the foot OF which hes Tani-
dad.
Our VISIT to Mr. Wilson's was prudent
ly planned TO take In the dinner hour.
and that we (airs- B was slong) fa1e3
smptuously goes without saying
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

Ii tbs 2asa --,ssisnc the honds Of the
comfy o1Scars .1,SzscaS ooos.shiss anS
-,sh5 Gsrs-sss-S were approved
Gsoarxl EaaS Ove-sser Hzle vxs IN
st-nciss - 60 otsssssa-y raad work naa-
Oaoeg-
TIE ALLOWING claims were allowed:
c \ E<yoosSs. f-sas1rs-s fees Sl-eso;
NKlhsc Il Ss9oatoa- casl Sl6So; c "
teo2Rsao- superintendent schools s1So. 50;
Ms Il S Fa-Gc, boarding poor $50; 9
Aosas-. poor supplies sSa6o: ] E
M-sss- slS, A N Jackson $500
Al the session ocf- 5 the following
clans we're allowed Geo Morris ooun-
~ els-k s9l; L 4 Sshin county attorney
SO; II W Potter shsrifs fee repori
SlS.So; !acle- 500; board Of prisoners
s.4-6n; Gazette Printing Co stationery
$3.50; Colorado Telephone Co. phooe al
co1r1 boase sls: A L Marie !arifor as;
La Junta Electric Light Co. lights
SIS 20: fair premiums Sl5S: l d Hale
general road ove-seer sS3: for road and
bridge work sSlR.5; P J Rsi,el & Co
supplies s7IS2; Maxwell Bros poor sup
plies IS; 2 II White county physician
S25: S " Cressy water oqnmissinns;
1890; c " Rice sS5; Wm- Richer Dept.
vats. conmisloner Ss-T5; Geo Rankin
water supt. sls-5o; ST Mar!'s Hospital
care insane S2
October the following claims were
allowed: Geo Morris county clerk fea
report 80; Frank Nixon hzihf cOun-
~ colr. saa- z Alvord fees as eSaaIy
Judge 81. 60; c \ Allen assessor SS0
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Memorial Resolutions by the Rocky
Ford W. C. I. L.

InaSnuch as it has blessed the Good
Father 10 can from labor to reward cur
beloved sisters, Mrs Cornelia Hale and
Mrs Clara T Green. thereby 6epHving
our Union of faithful and valued workers
and ourselves of true friends; therefore
Reso!red, That we, as band OF white
ribbone-s, deeply mourn our loss, and
will long cherish the memory Of these
departed ones
Resolved, That We. as workers in the
cause our sisters loved so much and did
so much to promote. will be admonished
to work more faithfully, earnestly and
prayerfully for Sod and Home and ET-
cry Land"
Resolre0, That We tender to the be-
reaved families Of our sisters our heart
felt sympathy and commend them to the
tender offices OF The Comforter.
Resofred, That copies OF these resolu-
tions be presented to the families of the
deceased, and also spread upon our rec
ocds.
Resolred, That copies OF these resolu-
tons be gwen to the Rocky Ford papers
for publication ISABEL KELLOGG,
ALICE +. GREEN,
ANNIE B. ELsER.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
District Court, Nov. IL.

Judge Dixon viii be on the bench dur
ing the November term OF the District
Court. The criminal docket Is light, but
the civil cases numerous.
Among the cases to be heard are the
Perkins-Mooney, horse-shooting affair
and the seven charges of cattle stealing
against L. A. Roland.
The following jurymeD have been
drawn: VIM. Auckland, ]. W. Phenicie.
J. W. Williams. R T. Stubs. Fl. E.
Holbrook. J. B. Morgan. Thomas r
Lewis. VIII P. Daniel, E E Blake. G.
". Swink, W. F. Green, J. W. Atkinson,
". S. Green, r ". Norton. G. B. Todd.
E. c. Bower. c. B. Ragsda,e. o. B. Lee.
Wm J. Miller. J. P. Everhsrt, H A
Dawley. Fred Mills, ". B. Baldwin and
G, A. Daring.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Big Money for Farmers.

L. W. Babcock, of the Cream
cry, makes the following e1traor.
dinary offer
If the farmers around Rocky
Ford will supply him 100 pounds
of butter fat per day he viii pay
them the remarkable price of "a
cents per pound. Here is the
chance to turn your low-priced
hay, corn and oats into cash. This
price to continue until Feb. lst,
Don't let this opportunity pass
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Republican County Ticket.

Al ihe Republican County Convent ton
held in Rocky Ford last Monday the fol-
towing nominations were made:
Judge-E- Alvond
Clerk-C. NJ Robins
Treasurer-A. W. English.
Sheriff.. F. Bales.
Assessor-C. n. Allen.
Superintendent Schools-Mrs. J. n.
Beatty.
Commisloner-J. 7. Russell.
Coroner-J. W. Manley.
Surveyor-B. F. Powell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
New Fair Association Organization.

At meeting OF the stockholders of the
Arkansas Valley Fair Association held
at the Office of Secretary Hall last Satur-
day, the following directors were elected:
r c. Maltby, a. Nicholes, Il. A. Daw-
ley. F. NJ Weiland. r o. McClain, W.
G. Steele, j. W. Beatty, E. Y. Hauck- G..
P. Emerton. Chas. Bowel. ". n. Ran
dali. A Waddingtcn, Il. NJ. Fosdick, Jr.
The directors held meeting the same
President, J. ". Beatty; Vice President.
r c. Mal.by; Secretary, G. NJ. Hall:
Treasurer, W. c. Steele; Executive
Committee: h. A. Davley. R c. Malt
by, J. ". Beaty, F. Y. Hauck, A. Mich
oles. F. NJ Weiland and ". G. Steele
The Executive Committee viii NEE. on
Saturday. Oct %
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

The reception given by Mrs. d. N.
Mayo to the ladies Of the NJ. E. church
last Friday vas largely attended and was
an enjoyable and profitable occasion.
There was very general turnout of the
ladies Of the church and a few who were
10. members After season of social
conversation and the enjoyment of sand
viches and coffee a short program was
announced A hymn was sung by the
party, Mrs- Eiser leading. A duet by
Mrs. Elser and Mrs Ramsey followed.
Littl Miss Ramsey recited The Bald.
beaded Man in a pleasing manner.
Mrs. Winchen sang solo. Mrs. Belle
G. Barley read paper entitled. -Wo-
mans Work for the Church which was
followed by discussion. The result oi
the reception promises to be a renewed
interest II church work BY the ladies'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Meteorological Report for september.

The maximum temperature Of the sea-
son was reached on tie 18Th and 18th
The temperature for these days was 10J-.
The minimum for the month vas on the
night of the 2ssth when the Thermometer
stood at - Ine averages of the daily
naximums IS So, daily rninimuEs Is iSS
Clear days p. and pa-t cloudy days
Slight precipitation on the 10Th and
2and. Frost on the nights Of the 22nd,
I'D 18th and 30th-
P. E BLNx, Supt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Populist County Ticket.

Judge Geo. ". Parker, of Olney.
Clerk-Mis5 Clara N. Norton, OF La
Junta-
Treasurer-Jas. ". Jones, Of Rocky
Fond.
Sherif-Add. Frost, OF La Junta
Assessor-Rorace Knight, of Rocky
Ford.
Coroner-Dr. F. NJ. White, of La
Junta.
surveyor-N. ". Terry, OF Rocky
Ford.
Superintendent of schools W. E
Anderson, of Rocky Ford.
Commissiooer-C.H II. Allen, Fairmont.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
T AND OFFICE a: Pueblo. Colo. sept. :. =

I AND OFFICE a: Pueblo. Colo. Sept =. g,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his inieution
TO make final proof in support of his claim,
and fhaf said proof will be made before the
Clerk of the County Court for Otcro County
Colo, on November IL. 1855. viz:
THOMAS b. OLDHAM,
OF Rocky Ford. Colo, H. z. No. 76s3 for the
Lots and and /, n W /. Sec 10. Twp q .,
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence uton and
cultivation of said land. viz:
Austin b. Wood. jefferson ". LewellinR,
Thomas Mullett- John F. Blake all of Rocky
Ford. Colo.
1s-e3 RAYMOND Miller Register,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

Our gardeners use the WeIs-FEro
Express largely fo- the Apna. q thsE-
produce to CT. markets Ihe srIal. O,
tins trade the psst se2soa 5 s5oEa By
the fErs thzi the express receipts 81 tbs
o.Sce to- outgoing baS-ss daring Sep
t@oG vzz doable thz; @. lz4 .as-.
And tbs s branch O. agricultural II
dusty Etich VII c1os1z-ilr ioc-sEsa-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
"A passenger on the Santa Fe as pass

"A passenger on the Santa Fe as pass
ing Catlin the other day. on seeing b. F.
PoweiPs orchard, remarked tina. it was
the handsomest orchard he had ever seen.
1t surely is beauty-thrifty trees in
perfec. rows and not a sign OF weed
anywhere. Nj. Powell very properly te.
heves that an orchard is Of such value as
there is in the soil, and he does not try to
grow other crops on the ground occupied
by his apple trees.
-Beckwith's genuine ROUND
OAK has a double fire pot, giving
better combustion and preventing
the formation of clinkers and the
outside fire pot from turning red.
Points for you if you need a stove.
See the Name on the Leg.
Reifel sells it.
No better Pictures are made
in this section than those by j. E.
Orr. Gallery near Milton Reyn-
olds' home. Call and see his
work if not acquainted with its
excellence.
p@A Large Heater Stove for
sale. I. y. Box 10 Rocky FORD.
Harness Shop Closing Out.
Mr.. Wood having determined
to move to Iowa our entire stock
of Harness, Saddles, Whips, Nets.
Lap Robes, etc, must be closed
out at Cost before Nov. 1st Now
is your time for bargains
20-21 WOOD & HULSE.
Meat Markets Close Sunday.
We have agreed to keep our
Meat Markets open until IL p m.
on Saturdays but close completely
all day Sunday. This arrangement
to continue until May 18th, next.
Our patrons will please tale
notice.
G. 7. Gerbing & Son.
Corson & Shelton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
r AND OFFICE a. Pueblo, Colo, Oct. J, Isl

i AND off10H al Fus'l0' c0l0-' Oct l. Is.
Notice is hereby given that the ftl;cwfue
named settler has fled notice of his iatention
TO make final proof in support of his cIaim
and that said proof will be made bef re Clerk
OF County Court for 0tero County. Colo. At
MILTON RADGER
of Rocky Ford. Colo. HE No. ssIs for the Lots
and and }, NV y Sec. /, Twp. "a s. Re- 81
west
He names the following witnesses to prove
nis continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton of said land:
William R Dye. Hannible L. Brannou,
Payne Wycle and George ESbert all OF Rocky
Ford. Colo
RAYMOND MILLER
1874 Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Moore. deceased.
18th day of October. A. u, is9s, bcing one Of
the regular days of the probate September
term OF the County Court OF Otcro County in
tho state of Colorado. l, Rosalthe S. Moore
admintstratriS OF said estate, will appear be-
Tore the judge of said court. present my final
settlement as such administratrix pray the
approval OF the same. and then will apply to
pe utscharscd as such administrative. AZ
may appear and present objections 10 tho
same II any there be- -
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colorado. Oct. lst,
1919. RoSALruR s. MooRE,
Administrative
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
THURSDAY, OCT. II, 1895.

i'm order to vote at the approaching
election, Nov 5th, You must have rssld-
ed ID the state SIX months, II the coanfy
90 days and in the voting presnc. 10
DAYS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Democratic County Ticket.
Ginarnell

SLtlIil-Olrtn GfEnMeU.
Conlmissioner-Matt Daimler.
Treasure--Chas. A. Reynolds.
Clerk-J- E. Gauger.
Superintendent Of Schools ls-M. E
BiCCs-
JUDGE. NJ. Dameron.
Assessor-L. n. Hendrick.
Coroner-Dr. I. S. Bryant.
SuSveyor-F. d. Woods.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
+. o. T. NJ.

Deputy Supreme Commander Bodle
melon Tent. Knights Of the Aaocabees
on Tuesday night with large and eI-
eellent membership. The organization
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Mayor G-sos. asks ihzi We cal 4

Mayor Grsos! asks thzi We cal shz
attention Of those Intending 10 build 10
an ordinance rs2ztlg to building Ii
provides thas pants s5Al BE- sl-e;
beto-s structures ot any kind are s-ec-a1
One ob!sc. Is TO p-rvsui the ooosruc-
tioo o, buildings which nsy be n the IA
tire Of nusloce to those occupying
adjoining property Mayor G-aoey IS N
t.ycs- Of enforcing al ths o-dinznces. not
excepting thai rslzang 10 building per-
rnits
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

The Home Garden Plsos Arsesssa
Wei Co. can do gooi thing fo- Racfy
Ford and themselves by Putfing L an
electric light plant Their spleodid vel
VIII furnish the power without cute-
What say you ceufisnsa:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

AND oFFItE at Pueblo, Colo. July Is, IS.
Notice is hereby given that tho f,llov,ny-
named settler has flcd Notice OF his inter,-
uon to mako nnal proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
VIII be made before the Clerk Of County
court Tor otcro County Colo at La Junta.
COLORADO, on November 1, ISscs viz,
GEoRGE W. TErER
~ W La Junta, Colo, HE No. 6>S. fo- tie iS
T. Sec Twp - 5 Re- 81 W.
He names the following witnesses ~ ,,-nx,,
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
o.. said land, via: Frank MCCONNELL Frank
La Junta. Colo.
, RAYMOND MILLER.
i'-- E>sisler.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
You re Always EsIt.

AND OFFICE at Pueblo Colo, Oct L. ~
Notice is hereby given that Georre Todd
OF Rocky Fond. Colo. has fed NOTICE of his
intention to make final proof before Clerk
of CountyCourt for Otero county. Colo at his
once in La Junta, Colo. en- Monday, the xssh
day OF Noyembcr, 1886, on timber culture ap-
plication No. 3las, for the E y NV \ and "
south. range No 81 west
He names as witnesses: Josiah CouEhren.
Charles N. Robins Stewart OFT and John
CouShren, ell of Rocky Ford. Colo.
sos RAYMOND MILLER
Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

A newspaper, SAWS al e1ch anse- Is
always printed IN a -ust-- Ihe-s Is sl-
Ways something in that sholli have
been lstf out; sonetEng LEFT ont that
should have beea PIT IN Ii is some
times too q1ick TO act; bat with al its
fEuits snl shortcomings, there Is more
eiucatioa In bright neEsy paper thsn
there is IN novel You viii fod the
bnGhtes. boy OF practical. sensible. ey-
eg-day questions, is the boy vino reads
tha newspaper.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

1t is doubtful If it is any favor to ths
Cubans to encourage their efforts for in
dependence The chances are tha. their
condition would not be improved by SELF
government, they not possessing national
characteristics making them competent
TO be an Independent nation. And the
United States should fight shy OF annex
alton, or a pro.ectorate relation. We
have so much unassimilated population
now that the problem of its management
is becoming serious, and Uncle Sar,
don't want the job further complicated
by any responsibility for half-civilizej
Cuba.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17
Ceun,ss!oners' poings.

Fro- the Ls Juntz Tribune we copy
the following list o. bills allowed by the
co-nr,sss;oae-s during the last two days
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

Advertising is for the purpose OF at
tracing the attention of the public No
business can have eminent success in
these days unless prudently adrertised
in the bes: mediums available No
method of advertising is equal to that IN
well established newspapers. Money
can be wasted in advertising as IN other
business operations by selecting papers
of small circulation which do not reach
enough people to make the expenditure
a paying one. In order to reach the peo-
pie in the country tributary to Rocky
Ford the Enterprise offers advantages
with which no other medium can COM
pete. Being non-partizan and devoted
to local. agricultural and horticultural
interests it has secured widespread
and general circulation not enjoyed By
political papers-bsin- popular with the
readers of all parties These facts
should be remembered by advertisers II
they would get the most value for money
e1Esnded IN advertising.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

The raaous boards o: registration
INST on Tuesday last The mex. meeting
VIII be Tuesday, Oct. -, the Tuesday
preceding the election, at the plices
designated for holding the election. for
the purpose Of revising, correcting and
completing the list Tne last restine
viii be held on the day before election,
being Monday, Nov. 4, at which time
any slscto- whose name is not on the re-
yised registry list, may have his name
placed thereon by taking and subscrih-
ing TO the oath prescribed by law, and
proving By the oath of two registered
electors Of the precinct Il a. such person
Is qualified elector.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

-Gii1ans Of Rocky Ford should no.
forget TIA. the water bond election oc-
ours neIt Tuesday, Oct- IL II 1900 in
bonds should be voted the council VIII
not issue them unless necessary. II the
High Line stock can be sold for s2o00
that Will fully pay for the cost OF an az
tesisn well al the reservoir and perhaps
more. The council can iudicio1siy use
$500 in perfecting the reservoir and an
other sJ1o in laying mains on streets
from which an immediate revenue would
be realized, The outlook is that the vote
VIII be favorable to the bond issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-17

The Rocky Ford Canning Co. has
had better tomato season than seemed
possible at the beginning o; WORK. The
weather for much OF the time has been
exceptionally favorable for npeuing to-
matoss. The work on tomatoes closed
Yesterday and the canning of pumpkin
was commenced. About two car ioads
Of this produc. will be canned. 1t is
hoped that before the spring OF 1895 the
company viii arrange to can peas and
beans es well as tomatoes and pumpkin.
By thus widening out the season, can
ming operations may be made to extend
over much OF the summer. There is no
good reason why Rocky Ford should NOT
have as large canning plant as tha. o.
Empson a: Longnont-
Arizona republican., 1895-10-05
For Sale,

Fine lands with water in tracts from ten acres up. CLARK CHURCHILL.
 37 and 39 South Center street.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-05
WATER NOTICE.

The Salt River Valley Canal con- pany will rent water to stockholders, owners of water rights, or on their or der, for the ensuing year, at the usual rates and terms. Shares of stock and water rights are owned individ- ually and not by the canal company contracts for the purchase or rental thereof must, therefore, be made with the individual owners. The time for shutting off summer water has been extended to October 15, 1895.
 THE SALT RIVER VALLEY CANAL COMPANY, By I. M Christy,
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1895-10-05
WATER NOTICE.

The Maricopa Canal company will rent water to stockholders, owners of water rights, or on their order, for the ensuing year, at the usual rates and terms. Shares of stock and water rights are owned individually and not by the canal company; contracts for the purchase or rental thereof, must, therefore, be made with the individual owners. The time for sutting off sum- mer water has been extended to Oc- tOber 15, 1895.
 THE MARICOPA CANAL COMPANY.
 By I. M. Christy, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-05
Afternoon Teas.

Fit Hartwell in her last syndicate article says: T don't recommend any special brand of tea for afternoon four o'clocks. do, however, know all about the test tea to take at night. Parks Tea will certainly clear your complexion and purity your blood You will oe surprised ss the improve. ment If vou take cup of Parks Tea each night.' Sold by c. Eschman & Go. 5
Arizona republican., 1895-10-05
WATER NOTICE.

The Grand Canal company will rent water to stockholders, owners of water rights, or on their order, for the en- suing year, at the usual rates and terms. Shares of stock and water rights are owned individually and not by the canal company; contracts for the purchase or rental thereof must, therefore, be made with the individual
Arizona republican., 1895-10-05
For Over Fifty Years,

FOr over Fifty Years.
 Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. Ii soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-05
Investments.
investments PLANK. 'NyEST- MzES'

l make speciality of sound investment real estate in Phoenix and vicinity. In every Case the return Is good and the safe ty of the principal will be absolute. If you have from $1OO to SlO, 900 to invest see me or ou may miss a good opportu- nifty, PLANK. B So. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1895-10-05
NISSAN GOLDFIELD STAGE LINE.
w. A, KIMBAIL PROP.

w. A, kIMBAlL, PROP, Leaves Mesa every day except Sunday at 1 D. m.
 Arrives at Goldfeld at D.. m. Leaves Goldfeld every day except Monday at 6 a. m.
 Arrives at Mesa at 945 a. m.
 NEW COACHES, GOOD STOCK. Carries passengers, packages and accomoda- tion mail.
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Arizona republican., 1895-10-05

owners. The time for shutting off
 summer water has been extended to October 15, 1885, THE GRAND CANAL COMPANY. By M. Christy, Secretary.