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New-York tribune., 1896-01-02

Ho,leTS Cf nsOlldated mortgage ponuS diu va
the stock Of the Ohio Southern Railroad COM
psnv are informed that deposits OF those securi-
iiss with the Manhattan Trust Company. under
The plan Of reorganization. will not be received
after January Il. except in the discretion Of the
committee and subjec, t. such penalty as may b"
p.ssc.iteG The agreement provides that any
lenos:tsr who may be dissatisfied with the plan
of reoreanization can withdraw his securities.
TIE time for dcpositing consolidated mortgage
horEs and common stock of the oregon Improve
r,ont COMPANY with The Manhattan Trust Com
1p1y. Of Ncw-YoIk. and the Old Colony trust
e Conpanv. OF 'Ston. has been extended 70
= mary = after which date deposits VIII no.
, received. except on payment or slV pc
~l and 81 per share of stock. Neg goti- Die
'Dts of the Manhattan Trust Company 10:
g -. sscur.t'es have been lsted on the New
'-'. Sock Exchange The agreement provides
{ A. snr Gtr si:or who may be dissat SIZED with
q. olan o. reorganization. when issued, can
grhdlew his SECURITIES
The Crion Pacific Reorganization Committee.
General Louis Fitzgerald. Chairman. announces
'as' It has received a majority OF al Union
Diri@ Main Line and Kansas Division first
mortgage bonds in circulation. well as large
deposits If union bonds and nearly One-haif oe
Of It's intention 10 proceed promptly and en-
ercatica,ly with general foreclosures. 1t extends
the time for deposit Of bonds and stock without
penalty until January 10. but informs security
holders that no deposits will be received after
that date except in the discretion Of the COM
mttee and upon payment Of the penalty Of five
per cent stipulated in the plan. Stock assess
ments will not be called until the plan has been
declared operative. Applications are being made
for the listing Of the committees certificates Of
depos:t
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
pubIie n ot,tss.

CITY OF NEW YORK
DEPARTMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
STEM ART BUILDING. $50 BROADWAY
January "a 1895
IN COMPLIANCE with Section SlI Of the
New York city Consolidation Act of lss2. notice IN
hereby given the books OF the Annual Record OF me
CIV and County New-York for the year lsj VIII be
on.ned n January 18th and will remain open Tor eX
ANIMATION correction until the Both day OF Apr IT'D
believing themselves aggrievsd make
nnca,on to the Commissioners Of Taxes and Assess
ments at this Office during the period said books are
opcn in order to obtain the relief provided by law
Applications correction Of assessed Valuations on
ertae uus made by the person assessed 70
,he ma ners the hours Of 10 M ana
. D. m except Saturdays when between ~ r. "' anu
10 IN M this Office during the said period
EDWARD p. BARKER } commissioners
THEODORE STTRO. OF
JAMES l.. WELLS Taxes ana ASSESSMENTS
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csiiih's''' ...... 81. Ga 375 379 81. 7oS sTl67o
The increase In the interest bearing debt was
tes 1e9 $40 During the last two years the coun-
U.s. bonded debt has increased s62,6O2.24'
- ~. 81 rsai Dec. 81 1895
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02

ua, cash slGs l23 as sl97 9s2, ,oio Inc s2a s5s"'
rSsuc, minor liza . -se. .ec On sss oss Inc e1oo go
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02

THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE n. n. co.
New York. December IL. 1895.
vaNUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
! declared dividend Of ONE PER CENT. on the Pre-
rerred Capital ~ the company OF the
ings PAYABLE January -. proximo.
transfer books Of the preferred stock viii close at
noon January sg, and reopen the morning OF
January 10. GEORGE CoPPELL. Chairman of the
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
ceudl Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pursnant TO an
~ order Of Hon chauncey f. pGnkieberger Surrogate
~, Niagara the State Of New York made ana
DAY OF December ls9J. notice IL mere
bv given Thomas T. Fager VIII on the lst day or
the forenoon OF that day
make ppicaton the Surrogates Court OF said county
administration the estate OF Huldah
NJ Fager Of The city Of Lockport in sail county de-
with tn" provisions OF section wv"
hsrd sy hunirei and four 6G4 bf the Code OF
,'iy procedure State NJ NewYork; and all per.
sons claims against the estate OF said
ceent the same with the vouchers
Surrogate OF said county on OF before ths
10. day OF February. 1896. ~ ,.,
rpEDr,RIc II PONEROY. Attorney for Petitioner.
EationaI Exchange Bank building Lockport n. T.
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finaneial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
First Mtge. Seven Per Cent. Construction Bonds
OF THE
Cedar Falls and Minnesota Railroad Co.

Notice hereby that. in Of order OF
Court the Cedar Minnesota Railroad Company
s now prepared to redeem all Of the coupons which ma
in the years 1890 1891 1892 1892 AMI 1894 on
the FIRST Mortgage Per Cent Construc Bonds OF
said Company.
~ said Bonds who shall present the same
IN. agency Cedar Falls and Minnesota Railroad
Company. PA Broadway. in the city Of New-fork
with overdue coupons attached to said Bonds there
will be paid the Of the coupons which maturei
years above named with interest at six per cent
Ter annun from their due dates January l. 1896
oge,her with Tths OF the face value OF
the COUPONS which maiured said Bonds on January i
1885: 10 wit SO coupon ~ $50 and $50 on each
coiron of xl1 30 OF that maturity.
The coupons paid full will be detached from the Bonds
cancelled and retained by the Company and the partial
aymen on the coupons l. 1885 Will lie noted
on sa coupons by t,ornpanys officers. and the bonds
with these and coupons OF later dates returned TO the
owners
Bonds with coupons attached must be left with the
Conpanv one full day for examination.
No interest will paid coupons which maiured be
fore January but the face value Of such coupons II
Notice given that interest on the coupons which
matured on January and July J. respectively in the
1889 s9o 1sJl 1892 1895 and 1921 VIII cease
10 accrue from ana after January l. ls'1. .
" j. KNIGHT. C. II. NENMAN.
President Secretary
New York. Dec. 9th 1885,.
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STEAMBOATS,.

SIeuWUCuI9s
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DOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND POINTS. o.
I'D VIA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS oNLf.
kAI.I, RIVER LINE, Newport and ran x' tfoo
new pier is ~ r., foot OF Murray-st, al q J.. M
sTONINGTON LINE Stoningfon. IRON. Ssw ~
"a n r. one block above Canal-s, at oVO r. a
NORWICH LINE. via New.l& ndon from fier w. ~ '
next Desbrosses-st.. at b:'tO - W. ----------
NJ EW W-HAvEN-FARE. 81; Excursion. si.oO.-
~ steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 20 r. X.
NJ daily sundays excepted arriving IN tme for ram
- Wsriden Hartford Springfield. &C. Freight steamer
leaves J. NJ
pvERrIsEMENrs AND sspscRrTloTsr WI Rr FSS Tn
ccn,vEp AZ THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. .42 BresS.
wsv "a door north OF Thirty -hrst-st: and ADV In
T:sSMENTS At she following Branch oices sSt Eighth
ave corner Twenty -thlrd-st; 10. Sixtn-avc, 70.
Fourth,ave cor Four,ecnth-st $50 $50 Third Third ave: !eo
Th,r, we cor Forty seventh Io2o Ihird ave- near
,Htv nrsst l. 7os Frstave los West Forty second
10 Coiu,ibus.av 80 Avenue A.. LIB Thd.ave 2oI
West Forty-secondst I5is second s't Thrd-sve;
sss Third ave 205t Ttirtavs, between one-hundred
nd twelfth ard hundred and ,hir,een,h sts
A, tho HARLEM OFFICES. fsO East One. hundred and
wenty 6fth- 81 e43 West Orehundre twenty NTH
ana 3ao West hundred and fortyd dftirst up to
M ..su!,lon,ss rates ,so r,., ana.
hfthsf 24s west One hindred nd twenty -hfhs
ana go West hundred and forty hfthst up to
p NJ at rekuiAr ONCE rates
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS

INSTITUTION FUR he SAvINGS
OF MERCHANTS CLERKS.
No. 20 Union Square.
divide I'd has declared depositors entitled
thereto under the six months and three
months ending December 81 ls95 the rate Of -FOUR
PER CENT per annum. all sums from - 10 soooo pay
able on and after MONDAY. January 20. 1896
a. rcreiV cd from MI persons anu
NOT rxcIusivrIy from merchants clerks and
In mnde On % before January 10 Will draw
interest from DanuRry !.
Bank open holidays excepted from 10 clock ~ NJ 10
O'Clock T. " saturdays 10 a. NJ 10 IL NJ.
ANDREW WARMER. President.
C. C. BRINCKERHOFF Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
80 WALL STREET
New-York. December 3ist. 1898
ylNHE COPARTNEKSHIp heretOfOre eXistng

q between Hamilton ]. kean and T. = van VOFtIandt
under firm of Kean < Van Cortlandt. expires
this day by limitation
All outstanding will be assumed by the firm OF
Kean. Van Corilandt ca, whose announcement below
Q request your attention.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
tcst an0 (oun0

OST Certificates no ois si. dated February, L. Is.@
yr fourteen shares and Nos Sl3 O2i3li, O243+o.
o.t $40 dated September 49, lss fcr sixteen shares IN
name o Jasper OF the preferred STOCK OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad company No,.. Us he'roy n
eivsn that VIII 10 ntc m me Northrsn ia
nr NJ Ilroad COMPANY the issue OF new Certihoates
IN ue, thereof JOSHUA BURROWS. Administrator
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
finanfial.
Guaranty Trustee.
Of New York.

Formerly New York Guaranty and Indemnity Co.
Mutual Life Building,
s. CEDAR STREET. n. Y.
CAPITAL, Sx,OOO.OOO
SURPLUS. $4,000, 900
ACTS As TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS. AS GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND Personal
ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject 10 check or OH certificate.
WALTER G. OAKMAN, President.
ADEiAN ISELIN. JR, Vice President
GEORGE K TURNBULL. "a Vice-President
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas and sec.
J. NELSON BORLAND, Assist. Treas. and Sea
DIRECTORS.
Samuel ID Babcock Adrian Iselin. Jr,
George f. Baker. Augustus H. Ju'''iSru'
George :. Bowdoin. james " Jarvie'
Fr r.aerlc Cromwell Richard A.. McCurdy,
Walter X. Gillette Walter o. OakMah'
Robert Goelet, Alexander r." o'f'
G. G. haven Henry H. Rogers,
Oliver Hartman. Henry smith,
II eoners HAYES H. Mex. Twombly,
Charles r. Henderson. FREDERICK '" NahueiDii''
william G. whitney.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
tinantial.
financial.
UNION PACIFIC
Reorganization.

The committ'. announces ha, there have been lodged
with considerable maorics Of all classes OF First Mort
gage Bonds in circulation n fol.ows:4
UNION PACIFIC H. Il. FIRST MORTGAGE
PER CENT BONDS
UNION PACIFIC. EASTERN DIVISION FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS.
UNION PACIFIC. MIDDLE DIVISION FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS.
KANSAS PACIFIC. DENVER EXTENSIOS
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
tNCALLED OMAHA BRIDGE BONDS
LARGE AMot WIS of the JUNIOR BONDS AND
ALMOST ONE-HALF OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
have likewise been lodged with the Doiosiiarie.
The Committee having placed In position 10
enforce general foreclosures. proposes 70 proceed
promptly ana encrgeiicaus
TT NOW GIVES NOTICE 20 holders O., above
named FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ami other Bond.
Included IN the Plan not yet deposited. Wei! a. -
the holders ~ Certificates Capital STOCK tina,
deposits VIII he received the NERO ANrILE
TRt ST co. OF NEW -NOR> and the OLD COLONY
TRt 81 co. OF BOSTON, without penalty. until
and including " cdn~sdny. january II. after
which date deposits can he received. except
In the discretion Il the Committee, and upon
pay m~nt of the penalty of per cent stipu-
lated under the PInn.
The assessment upon the stock viii be- called until
after the plan shall ha," been DECLARED operative
Overdue viii be- cashed and certificates for com
pound Interest payable when by the court VIII
be Issued heretofore. the dcios,ng ot Frs,
Mortgage Bonds.
Copies Z the Plan Circular upon appli-
cation e. the Deposarics
Application IL being made 10 the Ncw-Nork
and Boston Stock Exchanges for the listing
of the Trust Companies Certificates OF De-
pOsit.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
JACOB II. SCHIFF.
\. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. JR,
CHAINCE1 w. DEPEW.
MARVIN HuGHITT.
OLIVER AMES.
Committee.
WINSlOW 5. FIERCE. funsei.
ALVIN W. KRECH Secretary. 40 Broadway. N Y.
New York January 'ls0G
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
Urouosals.
DROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUl

>~o~~~~~.>oo~~O>cI~ooI>o~
DROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB
l. Lie PRINTING AND BINDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received until January
% 1896 At 1879 80 qsGSk ~ 2 for nfSGs M 5Se H PArER psas
ending 2sth of February 1891 the said proposals to De
opeed before and the award Of conS,s 20 ne maze & by
and bidder for the interest u the Government
the committee reseryng TO itsef the rsh 20 rsee. any
Detailed schedules Of the description; quantity. and
quality the paper required accompanied by samples and
blank proposals and giving the regulations with whSn
I3enedict Public Printer Washington. D. C. ,
quantities OF paper be needed during the year. ana
more. -. +, ,.,,, 4. ,ha so,.n
" 30 90 reams machine finish printing paper, 2ixSs
10 900 reams machine-fnish printing paper 3sxls
e reas sized and supercaendered white or tinted
printing paper. various sizes.
"a 300 reams white writing paper various sizes ana
400 reams colored writing paper various sizes and
1000 reams Cover paper various and weights
100 pounds Of best plate paper
$50 oOo pounds of best map paper
l75 pounds fine coated wood-cut paper ,-s..
100 600 200 pound pounds sIa @ed bond paper.
2o.0oo pounds artificial parchment various s'Ne'
zoo zoo hso cardboard various coors sizes weights
ooo Ems srst-class ledger paper white blue, laid
''- or yyove various sizes and weights
1900 rsan ss. Or y%p various sizes and weights
2 700 tissue and copying paper. .o,or or
30 reams blotng paper, any Feauireo c"''' ="
$50 reams tar paper. 2ix36. ., .- .,r,ov.
3i5 resms plaid marble ana comm paper ''''0"'
400 reains typewriter paper. various sizes and
weights.
@S5 reams cap, letter. and note Is.sa EaGsr
100 reams white French folio IKE
900 sheets parchment. l3N2l 49,
Proposals viii received for one thousand reams or
fy direction Of Joint Committee of Congress on
Public Printing. TIL T. BENEDICT PUBIC fr'h'er'
Washington. December 20. 1885
New-York tribune., 1896-01-02
Copartnership Noilres

New-York. December 81. 1898.
MR.. WILLIAM KOCH rpfires from our firm
AVl his day. T. s SMITHERS & co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
| cOunty Commissioners Proceedings

J.C. vrop,an was elected chairman oil
the new board.
Orren Gemmill was approved as under,
sheriff, II. W. Potter as deputy sherin
and II. @. Bourne as deputy county
clerk. ,,.,o
inducted into Office.
Or. VIM. Dow was elected county ply
sicinn, salary e20 per month, the doctor
10 furnish medicine and treat all cases
within radius OF 10 miles OF In Junta;
The clerk was instructed to correspond
with The Board OF County Commissioner
OF Pueblo county relative. to stamping
ont the disease OF hog cholera along me
county limo between Pueblo and Otero
counties. ...
fzed at $4,000; that OF the deputy clerk
OF Sl,6O0. -
elected county attorney.
n A. Steen was approved as deputy
treasurer. A..
Tho county printing was awarded 70
the Democrat and Tribune at very low
figures.
THE Sollovino clainas against tho
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

Coupon notes at Enterprise Office.
Also full line Of legal blanks. If we
do not happen to have some blank rarely
used we will provide it on short notice.
Before the receivership the Santa Fe
was paying $4,000 a day interest-oyer
S5,oOO,OOO year. 1t is now about half
that, but yet handsome sum.
is it not about time the La Juuta
watermelon was letting up on ]. G. Yro-
mad and +. A. Sabin2 Its assaults on
these gentlemen have been vicious and
carried to unwarranted extremes.
. Too many people are going to Grim
pie Creek. Many OF those who escape
death by pneumonia come home much
disappointed. This splendid gold camp
is too small to provide business for The
thousands who are rushing there
1t is now proposed that the receiving
stamp placed on the back Of every Letter
at the post Office shall contain in large
type forecast Of tho weather for the
next "a hours. 'Tis splendid idea and
Will give wide dissemination Of this in.
formation not otherwise possible.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

After having slaughtered and robbed
Armenians by thousands, the Turkish
government now refuses to let the Red
Cross feed starving women and children.
The sultan says that he will furnish NIL
needed relief. As well trust lamb in g
tigers cage rs the suffering Armenians
to the merciless Turk. The Turkish
government is the most rascally and
on tho globe and the great
powers Of the earth should see to it's dis
in the interests OF civiliza-
ton and humanity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
THURSDAY. JAN. %, 1896.
Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet Growers

Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet Growers
Association.
Next Saturday should see the lnrg-
est crowd ever assembled in Rocky Ford
Watermelon Days excepted. The
magnet which should draw o large pro-
portion OF the farmers Of the valley is the
Bee. Sugar Convention to be held here
on that day. The interests involved orc
great, md il the meeting shall be chnrac.
terized by the attendance and interest
which the occasion merits this portion OF
the valley will have the basis laid for o
new and more rapid growth. Lot tho
farmer reoders OF the Enterprise lay aside
other duties for next Saturday and par
ticipate in this most important conyen-
ton. The Santa Fe gives special rate
for the occasion-one and one-third fare
for the round trip. Tickets good return
ing up to Jan. 81. This rate good at all
stations from Pueblo to Lamar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

j. Il. Empson, proprietor OF the
Longmont Canning Company, whose
goods have the highest reputation
throughout the country, has been max
ing peas specially. Mr.. Empson says
that Colorado grown peas are superior in
quality for canning purposes TO those
raised in any other part OF the United
States. During the past season Mr.
Empson put up more peas than any other
factory in the Union-45,OOO cases OF "a
cans each. Rocky Ford soil possesses
equal properties for growing peas to per-
fection and ought to aspire to Us great
production in that line as Longmont.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
Annual State Horticultural Meeting.

Annual state HORTICULTURAL MoetinSs
The State Board OF Horticulture will
hold its annual meeting at Denver, Feb.
1928. The board aaks that tho horticul-
turlsts Of the state write the Denver Of.
fee by Feb. LIST as follows:
First-What subject OF subjects you
suggest should be discussed at said
meeting.
Second-What inquiry you have "a
make on any point relating to horticul-
ture in Colorado.
Third-The title OF any paper you
wish to read or have read at said
meeting.
Prompt attention to the above will en-.
able this board to formulate an interest
ing program, and very much tend to
make such meeting Of practical profit to
the horticultural interests, and of bene.
fit to the state.
Address W. s. Coburn, Pres, or Mar.
tina A Shumate, Sec.. Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
Another New Business.

W. L. Newlee spent the day yesterday
in Rocky i'll Rocky Ford, where he is
thinking Of starting branch tailor shop.
Mr.. Newlee has by industry and sticking
closely to business built up large trade
in La Junta, and if he should conclude
to branch out in the Ford they will find
him worthy Of patronage.--La Junta
Watermelon.
Mr.. Newlee very prudently decided to
establish himself in business in Rocky
Ford and has opened shop one door
north of the Golden Rule.
H. F. Hagen has the stone on the
ground for his two dwelling houses one
block west of the Swink Hotel.
"A dancing school is being conducted
two nights in each week one door north
OF Ed. DeScent's.
g. L. Delhi has opened new barber
shop in connection with his jewelry shop
IN the old stand Of Brown, tho tailor.
W. R. Gibbons has about completed
the stone dwelling on his ranch under
the Holbrook ditch.
Landlord Atkinson of the Rockford
House reports business good and all his
rooms taken.
B. NJ. Palmer has decided to start a
issued about Feb. 1st. This will make
Otero county's ninth paper.
Mr.. Menzie, general salesman OF the
John V. Farwell Co. Of Chicrgo, was in
the city three days recently, doing bust
ness with Meyer K Co. in the dry goods
line.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
McVay Encounters Soft Rock In Fair.
m8unt.

Contractor McVay is having lot of
vexatious fun at the Lenox artesian well,
as it is caving in as fast as the drill goes
down. Tuesday they had almost reached
the bottom OF the hole where they quit
work some time ago, but during the
night the we'll caved and filled up 80 feet.
While ut the shops the packer was brok-
en- Wednesday morning 80 that work in
packing and filling up the hole to the
second Dakota has been seriously de-
lnYed LA Junta Trihuua.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23
OBITUARY..

MRS. RoUHAN, wife Of Capt. Chas.
Rouhan, died on Saturday last, after a
long illness. Funeral services were con-
Quoted at the NJ. E. church Sunday af-
ternoon by Rev. Warren Mayo. Mrs.
Rouhan was an old resident Of Rocky
Ford and was highly respected. The
death Of his wife is specially sad afilic-
tion to Capt. Rouhan and in his bereave-
ment he has the sympathy Of the entire
community.
BERT HYRE died Jan. Is, aged 1S
years. The funeral services were con.
Quoted by Rev Warren Mayo at the
Presbyterian church on Thursday. Tho
deceased was the president of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society and an exemplary
young man. He was student in the
high school and his funeral was attended
by the high school pupils and those of
the 9TH and Sth grades in body, all
wearing badges of mourning. The Y. p.
8. g. E. also attended in a body. AS the
funeral procession passed the school
house the pupils stood in open rank with
uncovered heads, the flag being at half
mast. Beautiful flowers provided by the
high school and G. E. monogram from
the Christian Endeavor covered the cas-
ket.
MARTHA A. CLARK, wife of W. P.
CLARK. died in Rocky Ford, Wednesday,
Jan. !5, in her Goth year. The deceased
was born near Elizabeth City, N. O.,
Dec. 23d, 1926; removed to Indiana when
five years old; was married to w. P.
Clark in Madison county and lived ut
Dublin until 1870, then moved to Iowa,
where they lived until they moved to
Rocky Ford seven years ago. Mrs.
CLARK was the mother of eight children,
four OF whom are yet living in Rocky
Ford, and four generations OF the family
were present at the funeral. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark had lived together for almost
90 years and had planned to celebrate
their golden wedding Jan. %. She had
been member Of the Universalist church
for many years and hers was one OF those
lives 30 rarely met with, whose mission
was self-sacriteing devotion to the well
fare and happiness of her family and
always pleasant smile and word Of sym-
pathy or advice for any who were in
trouble. Funeral services were conduct
ed at the house and grave by Revs. War
rem and Fl: M. Mayo. The body was fol-
lowed to the cemetery by a large con-
course OF sorrowing and sympathizinp
friends. The sympathies of the commun-
lty go out in special manner to the
aged and bereaved husband.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

The country north Of the Divide has
been afflicted with numerous and very
severe windstorms this winter. At the
same time the weather Of the valley has
been as serene rs May morning. II
you want to enjoy the best all-the-year-
round climate in Colorado You must live
in the Rocky Ford section OF the Arkan-
sna ynllay
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

NOTICE is hereby given that
there will be no sale of the above
stock at the time stated.
T. j. BARNARD.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-23

land OFFICE at Pueblo o0'0.' Jan. H. ~
Notice ia hereby given that tho following
named settler has hied notice OF bis intcntion
and that said proof will be made be fore CLERK
Of District Court for Otcrp Co3nty: Colo. st
WALTER BISHOP
Of Rocky Ford. Colo. HE No. go for tho NV
l. Sec 10, TWP. ~, RI. S7w.
He names tho following witncssos TO provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivs-
Warren Russoii, Lothar Hartig Plstt Rus
sell, John II. Crowley, all OF Rocky Ford.
Colo.
3LS RAYMOND AlLLKR, Register.