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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

The Minnesota fire warden's report
closes with n statement of the utility OF
the forests and argument for their pre-
servation The Minnesota forests are
g. great natural reservoir of moisture
feeding hundreds of streams, which
fcrtilize the soil and turn the machin-
..ry of manufacturers. They afford an
important industry and home market
for agricultural supplies. The pine for
csts should Glso be valuable as health
resorts. for 1t has been conclnsivoly
shown by scientific observations that
forest air is much richer in ozone than
the air of open countries. The cclc-
brated Swedish iron is produced by
charcoal instead of mineral coal, and 1t
would seem that the conversion of Min
nesota ore into iron by charcoal Should
be encouraged by the state. rather than
have it all shipped away in crude con-
dition. This, while creating new in
dustry, would furnish new incentive
for perpetuating the forests. No abate-
ment of the seemingly ruthless con-
sumption Of pine can. at pres
ent be expected. for great
companies have their capital
all embarked in tho business and have
built railroads specially for numbering.
They cannot now stop without financial
failure, and II We are to have perma-
nent forests 1t must be the state or the
United States that will conserve them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

1t is claimed that n well-known bicy-
Gle manufacturing company will build
nothing but chainlcss bicycles next
year. They have the patents on tAr
lates, and most improved bevel gca:
and will put it on all their wheels.
Experimental machines, the gear con-
csaled in gear case SO as to attract
no attention. have been run up to $1,000
miles over the toughest ground without
wear or necessity of any readjustmcnt.
and the invention is pronounced per-
feet by all mechanical engineers who
have seen it. Great speed can also be
cttained and there is practically no lost
nower. th
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08
nisl,nn Kcnnc to Rc,lrc.

New York. Oct. "a dispatch to the
World from Washington says that
word comes there from Baltimore that
the Rt. Rev. John j. Kcane, rector OF
the Catholic University. has received
a letter from the pope requesting his
resignation as the head of that instltu-
ton. The letter is said 10 he kindly
and the resignation is asked on the
ground that three years is to be the
limit of the term of rector. The NOV
Ing cause. however the dispatch says,
is being surinised. 1t is said that
Bishop Kcane had become persona non
grata to Cardinal Satolli. The pope Of
fcrcd to make Bishop lirane an arch
bishop with Il see in this country. or
live in Rome, but the bishop has dc
cl.ncd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08
Political Pointers.

West Virginia is full of woods end
The woods arc full Of democrats
Register, Point Pleasant, w. Va.
Will Brother Hanna kindly arise and
lead the Republican Glee club in sing
ing. Ark. from the Toin5s Do!eful
Sound" etc?
1.-The cold refrigerated fact remains
that here in s.lver-cursed Mexico we
have the money to pay our bills"
Mexican Herald.
II free silver is going to make gold
worth so much more than now. what
is tho gold owner kicking about
Harrisburg. Pa, Patriot.
Wall and Lombard astraete are bit
terly opposed to BryGn-all The more
reason why those who earn their own
living should support him.-BiIde-
ford, Me-, Times.
A silver dollar in the hands of the
more than two gold dollara in the
pockets of Wall street capitalist
Gazette, Asheville, n. c.
We do not know where Miss Pollard
is but it will be news to her to learn
that Col. w. c. p. D. has discovered
and recovered his conscience. Will
miagton, IN. C) Star.
The goldbug argument is becoming
reduced to the statumcnt that tho
silver craze is dying out" It is al
mighty lively to be OIL its denthbed.-
Gazette, Phoenix, Ari..
Twenty-eight out of thirty-one CID
soldiers were for Bryan and free sill
yer, at the populist congressional con-
ventlon at Crawford last week. and
they were not all delegates either
Hornet, Brownlee. Neb.
Gold is the sovereign OF sover-
eigns" is the quotation prominently
displayed by local financial journal.
1t is well to remember that this great
republic does not deal vita sover-
eigns.-Los Angeles Herald.
The United States constitution for
bids any state to make anything but
gold and silver coin tende!' in pay
ment of debts" Mind yoa. the Ian
guago is gold and silver aot gold
or silver."--East Oregonian.
If the election were to b. held 10
morrow, Bryan would carry Ohio by
30 600 plurality. And there is no in
dieation that the present drift OF pub
lie sentiment viii be changed before
November. Press, Columbus ohic.
six-legged Black beetles, a new pest
in that locality, have done much dam
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08
rynnn SIT i,-rr.

New York. oct. 5.-Dispatches have
been received by friends of j. Il. Ty,
nan stating that he has been released
from prison at Eoulognc Sur Mer,
France. and is now on his way TO this
country.
Rotterdam, Oct. 5.-Kcarney and
Haiucs. two of che Irish suspects, have
been conducted across the Dutch FROM
tier. The failure of the Scotland Yard
mcu to secure eN,radition of lyman
made their arrests of no import.
uncc. 81" g.,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

Melissa Hunt OF Fishk.ll. N. Y. aged
fifteen, had long sought her brothers
10 buy her n piano. They pretended
to demur, but secretly purchased one
and had 1t placed in the parlcr while
the sister was away. Upon her return
her amaZement was so great that she
threw up both hands and fell shrieklng
to the noor. Joy had turned her brain;
but she will likely recover, we are
happy to state. Young ladies who
read this should fortify themselves
against such sudden surprises. A piano
may be coming your way.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08
fh,,,rcry M,Cc,cw to We'd.

New York, Oct. 5.-The WOr1d tlis
morning says:
The engagement of Miss Edith Col
Iins and Chaunccy NJ. Depcw is now
nra actically acknowledged = by their
friends. The wedding may be looked
for in Novcinbcr II viii be celebrated
MI st. bartholomew church.
An Intimate frieul of Miss Collins re-
ceirrd Il letter from hcr yesterday. She
is row in Russia. but VIII reach New
York the latter part OF octohcr. MISS
collins is n beautiful YOUNG woman,
mrrot granddaughter of Commodore
Vanderbilt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

There has been considerable re-
duction in the customs duty on corn
imported into Mexico. and according
to report to the state department
by United States Consul-General Crit
tenden. at the City OF Mexico. the rate
OF duty for August was 81 per
"corsa" of 300 pounds. which is re-
duction OF forty cents per "corga." .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

Seth Darsett. n Connecticut boy.
claims to have been chased by snake
eighteen feet long. and yet the people
who know Seth say he never takes any
thing stronger than plain Lemonade.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

The medicine which civilization Is
compoundins for the sick man OF Eu-
rope seems TO I'll. him as full Of unpleas-
II: anticipations as nice big spoon OF
castor oil does an ailing small boy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

II people would take as much pains
to avoid trouble as they do to get ont
of it. life would have fewer rocky spots
in the path.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

1t is said that Chin Ye HI Pun, the
Corean minister. eats ice cream for
breakfast. dinner. supper and between
meals. His mother or one OF his grand
mothers must nave been Il Chicago Slr',
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

It is now assured that the Third ave
nue railway in New York will adopt
mir motors as propelling power. This
will not be the first, time, however. that
B. railway has been run on wind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

Faith amorg different people is like
eating out OF the same dish with DIFF
terent colorcd spoons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

1t is beginning to look very much as
though the European powers were at
last preparing for Turkey dinner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

Men resemble machines to the extent
Of generally being broke when they
ere worn out.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

1t is reported that the sultan of Tur-
key is about to fall. 1t ought to bs
fatal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

A story is one of those things that
has to be either very new or very old
In order to be useful.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

There is wave of feminine horror
overspreadlng the land at the an
nouncement by Jeannotte l.. Glider that
she has never in her life worn evening
dress and never intends to. Still this
revolt against fashion is forgivable.
for 1t is balanced by the added fact
that she has likewise never worn
bloomers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

Half the hard work in the world Is
done merely for the purpose Of start
ling somebody.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

Tho man who is not satisfied with
himself always grumbles about his sur
roundings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

It takes n vast amount Of brains to
be funny without being ridiculous.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08
The Rocky Ford Enterprise
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO.

People who plant trces @cea MT
monuments over their graves. 1874
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

slx-legged Black beetles, a new pest
in that locality. have done much dam
age to the watermelon crop in S@crs-
meuto County. California.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

Arkaneas has twice as many electo-
raj votes as Vermont, her majority 10
twice as large and the result is twice
as significant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

jefferson once said Tell me what
England wants and that is what we
do not want" We might add: "Tall
MS that Wall street wants 1t and we
do not want it, Wall street wants
the gold basis. VIII you vote for it?-
Industrial News. t"f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

The republicans have entered vc-
bemeut protest against the assertion
Tint the next president will be tho
hired man of the people," They pre-
tend to think he will be the hired
man OF Mark Hanna.-kansas City
Time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-10-08

The single gold standard brings
nothing but disaster to the people of
this country, If we except few all
powerful bankers. There are in this
:ountry more than half million men
cut Of employment in the cities alone.
Post, Denver, Colo. ;l
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

querque foundry. and arrested the gang.
One OF the hOtos. u. Adams, made n break
for liberty, but he was captured, aud
there.was found In his possession two
pairs OF pantaloons aud u bolt ~ calico.
The men were marched 10 the city Jail,
and last night Adams was given n -iund
humping ny his hobo associates Tor al
lowing himself ~ W. caught after h. had
started ~ run. THIS morning Justice
Crawford @nt the hOlpp- tn the chain
gang tur thirty kay- The pantainn.
belonged ~ Wehb'- bargain store and the
bolt ~ calico ~ lesser, lewin-on A Go.
VIM. CWgroIe was sent up fnt thlfl
days for assault Two hul-s we're given
ten days each and three others we're n,
on their liberty AMI requested To- ,ainu-
POGO pfonto.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

United states. In the bred Scott case, en-.
pressed sentiments which are both true
and applicable here. Notwithstanding the
Objectionable features of the bred scott
decision In other respects. In The course
~ that opinion he aid "1h're IL Ger.
hihlI Il" p"wef given b, ~" runstitu.
ton L. the federal government tn e-tab.
liSll ~ maintain colonies l,f'rfing on
Va" nltr'i States, or al distance, 10 lie
ruled anu governed NJ IT. own pleasure.
VI power Il given To- acquire a
TERRITORY t. held ami ant covered per.
ntnenil! III that chafac,,,." Speaking
.d newly acquitted territory, h. said 1t
l. acqullri H. h'cune n tate. dnd Il tu
hr nell u a" .nui ami - .I.,, ht rnn.
sfr-- ~l;b a","lulr Authml,' Further
along IN Ihr -Alnc upitinn h. -,id he
ri,ntlpI' uIpn which our governments
rest, aud upon which alone thcy cont nue
l" "ilSt Is the union " states.
\ IT~er, therefore. IN the general gov.
eminent tu obtain AMI hold colonies aud
dependent territories. over which II might
lrgi-lair without restriction. would be
Inconsistent With IT, own existence IN
H. pfrrrnt tnrm."
HE sum w The east has 10 tcasnu 10
Tear the admission ot the proposed -tairv.
Tor their inllucudc upon national legi-la.
tion would be small, and besides, national
legislation does not come a. clnSe home
Ia the peopie ~ state Legislation. The
interests of the people II Arizona and
New Mexico In respect Of domestic Iegi-
lation should receive the first considera.
tion. Both territories are Ampl, able 10
maintain state government aud their In.
hAbltantS desire statehud, 10 continue
them any longer under territorial ~, ern.
nents would I've " violate u iundamentA
principle II American liberty and " the
union M we'll. II justice IL done they
Will b" amlttcd. and II Is anything but
cfrditahlr IL the people II III east that
hrcai-" 1T narrow sectional pfrJudices
they seek tn keep them out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

turn "a III" stat" " Pueblo, old Mexico.
"l"r" hr wen, with an American colony
ah"ut Nv" years ag". This colony, num-
h"iing ahult two hundred Americana. Ia
engaged III putting out coffee plantations
"h u larg" scale; also In u. cultivation
81 Vanilla beans ani other tropical fruits.
MI, Mclnnin II much pleased over the
prospects II the colony. aud the treatment
they have Received from President Diaz.
VII" has recently shown his good will By
ordering tho construction NJ good wagon
fnad from u" colony Ia u seaport on the
rna~F some Iutty miles distant: also Ia
giving them til weekly mall. lie has
ais" permitted them Ia establish AL Amer.
lean public ~chuul assisted from the pub.
lie funds Mr.Mclnnin says the first coffee
crop viii l." harvested next year. Lemons
hni oranges grow Wild. aud many other
trtr'"al fruits. The 4Oil IL very fertile,
aud will ptrlpc" all kinds VI crops In
abundance, 10 irrigation being needed.
When the present culunists get their
plantations III bearing aud their internal
affairs running smrothly, they will invite
other r"luni~is a. Join them.
Take u dr,o ~ Dew it's Little Eariy
ltl-"fs, Just Tor the g"-i they will do you.
Thee" little pills ara go1i Tor indige~-
ton, g1'i for indigestion, g,sd Tor liver
complaint, gaSi for constipation. They
are g1si. Pillsbury n Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Long Pending PreSbyicrlan Mission
Tj:ctmcnt Suit on Trial,


The trial u the somewhat hoaI, head
ei case, entitled The Trustees ~ IN,
hoard II domestic Missions " the ten
eral Assembly ~ the preSby terrain Church
III The nitei states 81 America w. ChAs
i'rub-t, elrctment," began before n jur,
III Judge Laughlin's court yesterday, con
ilnurd all day and into the night, and |,
'tlll i~ndi nv ~ this report closes. II
VIII prohabl, h~ completed and the ca.
rnhild,si Ia the jury this afternoon
=. A. FlSke represents the plaintiffs and
Nessrs. {. A. Spices and Geb. ". knaehrl
are ATTORNEYS Tor the defendant
MS SUIT ma, h+ property cla,s4ed Us All
"iu Timer: ~ Wa brought In the district
court In July, 1881, WA Originally tried
before Judge AAtell In 1884. and the inry
composed ~ some Of the hest men IN Tie
county. found that Prohrt had no right Ia
the land IN controversy; PfObst appealed
a. the territorial supreme court and that
tribunal sustained aud affirmed the judg
rient Of the lower court. prul,st then al.
pealed a. the United States supreme
court where the decisions Of the lower
courts were reversed, not on the merits
81 the case. but on an error In Judge Az.
tells charge 10 the jury, aud the cas-. was
remanded Tor new trial: the trial now
On grows out u that action.
me lana In question In the north part
of the tract on which the Presbyterian
mission school IL located, and was nc.
Quired prior to 1871 by the trustees ~ the
church through various parties from IN.
geni0 Lovat0, but I,o,sto secured Is,..
session Of the land Ave year. before lli-
suit was begun and has held SANE ever
since. II IL not worth probably more than
$500. but IN nee,ied by the church L. carry
out its plan Of putting upa larry mission
school for boys adjoining it, present
school for girls
The above Is from recent issue ~ the
New Mexican. Re-, James Menaui. the
synoiical missionary for the presb,ter
ian church, who wis at santa Fe NJ a
witness In the ahoye rase aud who has
returned to the city. informed this paper
that the ease was decided against MIR.
l'rulst and that hr has taken an appeal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
A. uIiER kllI'tn
Hank winnie lAllS through II lEn
Iolly

Hank winnie IlllS Through II uEn
FOLLY,
h. IT, hendricks atti,,d A-t nlgl,l,i...
cherry creek, bringing the new. ~ g.
killing ~ Hank Winnie hy Mai ..u.. t
that place yesterday aftcruvou. ~. the
Prescott journal
The particulars ~ the AlIhN while
nlragef. are nevertheless conclusive. and
tend to rXun~fatr Jour- It seem. that
Winnie had been under the Influence. -
whisky Tor several DAYS. ah Whit ia
that condition was very ,tHHruI-ulur. 800.
much ~ III fact that hr va. uuhrttanl,.
tn even friends, and hrram. alul,. g..
ward Jones early IN a. rufrLrpu ,r-,rr
day. Later Nv tLrltl hr f,uwpl the
hght, and went g. hl.r,mu. % ,,.- sal 100.
heel himself threatening beforehand
Ia sh"t Jones IT, h,w o. u.r aul
on returning ana vial. r.mu. .uwu ~,
hill NithA IN L,-l ,Nru-,l BOO h.
hand, Wa ~rcn hN Iorr,. w., latter lu
mrdiatrlN got Winchester uin ANT
when Nlnhir Ma within about NV
yards u Jone- the latter nrrd repeating
I; three times Mluul" lnll and expired
Instantly
The victim hhu also r'laa,rurI tbrlA,
before to tai" N" lilro' FRANK llrWurl
a miner N thr distinct. AMI IN od,r Co.,
r,ad' him Howard hld ont u lho hill.
Winnie, while ina sober STATE. horr u
favorable name. hut when unlrr the IN.
il'i"nc" Of liquor Wa threatening AMI dr
irfmlnrd, and his sal ending Is hut ,hr
RESULT u hl- own FOLLY. aud over which
1T" best friends could plrad to uo puf
pI-r.
Tie leaves u wife ~ the ,i.l amt a
daughter III hrTtN Gtrrk
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
rwo nrA,rirtI MoNrMtsr>.
They win he set ~ In car i"c.i Gem
~t~ri.s.

They win he set ~ In car Local Gem
~t~ri-s.
z. A. Mnurinn. the well.knOwn mon,l.
ment and tombstone worker. has just
completed handsome monument for the
grave Of Richard II. David. the deceased
son-in.law 81 q. Scottie. whose death nc
CURED In this city on Jan, ~. 1895. II II
In the finest Georgia marble. with noun.
tain granite base. II will he -rt up In
fniryiew cemetery this afternoon. Mr..
N iurino will also have ready, In n few
days, a monument ~ G~rgia marble. cut
In the rustic shape of the stump of tree,
for,ihe grave " Mrs. Chas. Melini,in santa
Barbara cemetery. This monument
will be five feet high, with granite base,
There will he u stone curhing around the
grave, with granite pcst at each corner
Al 4 a chain. with tsSsels, extending from
zach pest. The work un both monuments
shows artistic skin, and proves that Mr..
N ,urino IL up.todate In his liae of trade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
4 st.ltk fOItGkH

S"d-"h Allen faK-, thri.tian- t.iks
Noung Man, Goes " rong
About two months age Juison Allen
Page, u young man about ~ years old
arrived In the city from Phoenix, Arizona
and a. he carried highly recommended
letters from former employers. he was
given sit" at the woOl buying house
of ilamm \ Edir.
Page was one ~ the incest, auir,es,
and most unassuming 81 Young gentle
men, AMI the firm trusted him implicitly
Ia such an extent that he hal free access
tc the Office and slept there at night.
Last Saturday night, however. was his
last at the office Of liamm n Edir, and
his whareahoits are now largely sought
after by several " our merchants, from
whom he obtained money by forging the
names of liamm \ Edie a. bogus checks
on the First National bank. Page got
ts1 checks cashed at the stores ~ r.. l..
Washburn X Co. Simon Stern. u. Bache.
chi X Co. and Wickstr0m X Barnett, and
all the checks are numbered 800. Six
blank checks are missing from the check
lirye that Page forged Aix checks.
Page has n letter showing that h.
worked Ter three Years for the iefunct
llaS Furniture company 81 Denver.
II i not u miracle. IL won't cure W.
erSthing. but II will cure piles. That's
what lrW iit's Witch Hazel Salye will do.
because IL has done IL IN hundreds II
cases. piilIhury X Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

during this spring than Ia any former
year, says the leming Headlight. IN,
contracts call Tor gsd prices, and III,
only difficulty appears to be- that the de-
mand IL greater than the supply. This
Is NOR" NJ lrss direct result ~ the ar.
ri>al 81 many buyers coming here IL buy
Mexican cattle. These men invariably
prefer Ia purchase from the local stock
men when they are IN the market. and
depend upon the republic In event II a
failure Ia obtain sufficient cattle here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02

We ha'. u go,h trade on ChainberlailI's
tough lten@iy; In fact seli ~ much NJ Il
~ of all other cough medicines combined.
aud VIZ handle more than n dozen differ
ent kinds.-RAE X PErERsES, Druggists,
Pelican Rapids. MINI.
This remedy II popular because IL ran
always be depended upon. IL prompt
nrSA In curing bad colds. Group. and
whpping cough. makes II n fayorit.
everywhere. For sale by v. A. Max.
well Co., wholesale druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
The Ideal rsnar.a.

James l.. Francis. Alderman. Chicago
'aA~. II regard br. Kings New Disco,
~, ~ All Ideal ranacca Tor Coughs. CoId.
anu Lung Complaints. having us,si n m
ny family Tor the last five wears. e. th.
exclusion ~ physicians prescriptions OF
"thrr preparations.
Rev, John linrgu-. krukuk. Iowa,
writes. II la," been a minister ~ the
Methodist Episcopal church for a. years
~ more, and haN" never found ANYTHING
Z" beneficial, ~ that gave me aurh speedy
relief ~ Df. Kings New Discovery" TRY
Hits Ideal tough Remedy now Trial
BOTTLES Free nj rillshury \ Waltnn's irug
store
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
\ pr..r,rd I'r"un.riuu

Mr.. Fred Manager, whu tur the past four
years has la'rn IN charge II the llanry
eating house nj thl- point and who has
Ia that time made n hest IT warm friends,
expects a. leave tn-muftuw night fuT II.
Louis, where he viii take charge II ih,
new dining fWpuI ~ the hig union depot
This II n decided promotion fur MIR Man.
get, AMI TN IlIlI'\ Jnln. his man,
friends IN congratulations
ben MangrT. VIII" ha- been ~ chafg" ~
the supply dri"t here. Will succeed hl-
brother ~ manager IT the eating house,
the suppl, drppt being discontinued with
the taking Of u the tyers,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-02
Enr Over YIN Arnra

~ OLD AND WkLLTRiEp REMEDY.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
Pee, for over ATTY years by millions of
others for their children while teething
with perfect success. II sOothes the child,
,ftens the guma, allays all pain. cures
Elnd collie. and In the beat remedy for
liArrhra. IL pleasant ~ the taste. Sold
y druggists In every part of the world
wenty-hv cents bottle. lts value IL
ncalcuable. Be sure and ark Tor Mrs.
inslow's Soothing Syrup, and take nO
bsher kind.