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Personal ERIE MESQUITE so.

Texas will make a park of San ia
cinto battle ground.
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Not DisintcrcSted

New Jork Evening Journal: Jenkins
Its a pity you wouldn't pay Smith
that ten you owe him.
Jones-How does that concern you:
Jenkins-Well, he owes me ten, and
has promised to let me have it as soon
as you pay him
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Temperance O%lator--O. my friends.
whisky is the curse of England! You
must all try to put it down. There
must be no half measures; if you don't
want whisky to got the best of you, you
must get the best of whisky!-PaU Mall
Budget.
"If you must knew, ma'am," said the
doctor, "yonr husband won't live TWEEN
ty-four hours longer Good graz
cious!" calculated the broken hearted
woman. and here you've gone and
prescribed medicine enough for five
days.-Punch.
Mrs. Brown-Mrs. Smith is SO d;sap-
pointed about the outcome of her di.
vorce suit. Mrs. Jones-She obtained
her decree. did she notP Mrs Brown.
Yes; but her husband made no defense.
She had looked forward 80 to his cross
exuminatiou!-Judye.
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Two thirds of the ships of Great Brit
ain are built on the Clyde.
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Hi.h Art on tic sens.

Mrs. Winslow's soormIso SYRUP for children
%terthing. softens the gums, reduces Inflammation.
sllays pain. cures wind colo. ac a bottle.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1897-12-25

why so, monsieur?"
That's avery tough ward"
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CONTINUED next week,
THE SITUATION WAS coMlcAL.

Lady Somerset Laughed When the Little
Citrate Told His Story.
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aWhat was the principal object OF in.
lerestin America when you were thereP'
Tho eminent British novelist looked at
his qnestioner with chilling scorn and
replied; II was, Of consolidating
ton Star.
She daughter of millionairc)-Real.
ly. MIR. Price, l don't understand what
you find attractive in mo. He with
emotion)-Ah. can it be Your fathers
daughter who asks nle thatp-RuHalo
Courier.
Chclly-Won 300 on the game to-
day. Chappie-Good. Let's 60 on
regular tear. Cholly-Allright. Watt
ah, a couple of Worcestershire sauce
cocktails and a bunch of oubeb cigar.
ettcs!-TauM.
Edltor--somchow OF other I dom,
sec the sense Of this thing. Poet-My
dear sir that's poetry.-Atlanta Consti.
tution.
$50 you let Mr.. Clinkcr kiss you last
H;shtp" Eyes. How did you knows
HE asked NE today if l would forgive
him."--Lye.
MISS l.-L'oeSh MI. IOnuerS belong TO
the smart setP Miss K.-O. dear, no!
Why. he's only a school teacher!-SouM
Boston News.
q cannot tell q lie, father" "Do you
mean il, my boyP" ION the dead!"
Then take this income tax blank and
practice. fudge.
Miss Charmante-Do you believe in
hypnotiEm, Mr. De Softie? Mr.. De
softie-.NVhenever you look at me I do.
Soancrrilh Journal.
Tom-Didn't the encore unnerre Miss
TwittcrP Jess-Not q bit; she's used to
having the neighbors pound on the door
when she sings.-Jadyfe
From 1870 to 1850 tho sun total Of
foreign arrivals in the United States
vas I.6so,Ooo
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From 1870 to 1850 tho sun total Of
foreign arrivals in tue United States
vas 1880, 900
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Tom-Didn't the encore unnerre Miss
TwitterP Jess-Not a bit; she's used to
the %neighbors pound on the door
when she sings.-Jadye.
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painntc Send for Inventors Guide free. Edgar Tate
sis"'S 4 Co. Patent Solicitors. 2i3 Broadway, NY.
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nENsiONs, PATENTS, CLAIMS.
Late Principal Hammer D. 8. Pension Bureau
syrs In last vAr. Is adjudeaans eiaims. atty. sn&
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-13

Westbound-Leave Chicago, Burlins-
ton route, No. 3, 1870 p. m. Arrive
Denver. Burlington route, No. 3. 7:l5 q.
m. Arrive Colorado Springs, d. 4 r. G.
No. l, 11:l0 a. m. Arrive Pueblo, d. 5
R G., No. l, 1928 noon.
First car leaves Pueblo. going east.
July 4th, and Chicago, coming west.
July 1st.
This virtually makes = through train
service from all D. i R. G. points to
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City. St. Joe
and Omaha; passengers taking D. 4 r.
G. No. 4 can move into Pullman car at
Pueblo without leaving train. Through
sleeping car tickets on sale at Pueblo
and Colorado Springs at same rates a.
are in effect from Denver.
Reservations can be obtained from A.
Jackson. G. A.. d. L r. G., Pueblo; ]. NJ.
Ellison, G. A. D. i r. G., Colorado
Springs, or this office.
GEo. W. VALLERY,
Il General Agent, Denver.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-13

The next event OF any importancs =
the meeting os the Western Slope Con-
gress at Delta during the first days a
September. This organization has il In
its power to do good and lasting work.
Heretofore about the only action Of any
note has been the preparation Of finely
woeded report BY its secretary aud Q
final banquet and free drunk by some
delegates in attendance. This year. ws
understand, there is to be good and
wholesome work done which will certain.
ly react to the good Of the whole West
ern Slops. Delegates from Ouray should
Be appointed At once. % that they may
prepare their work that they may entse
into the spirit OF the meeting under.
standingly and with dsterminatioo 70
sdvsrtise and spread broadcast the f.c4
that Ouray county has . future a
brighter and ., Ire glowing prospects than
the most sanguine expect.-Ouray Her
aid.
The next session of the Western 6aope
Congrso vtn b hsld st Dslta 0sDtsa.
~ 1 10 3 and the odloses annosncs that
k viii Be . very important ssssSon. II is
hoped that each county of the Western
Slope will send full representation 20
that the largest session in the history Of
the congress will Be the result. Theee
meetings have Ia the past brought the
people oe the slope together and the
papers read and discussions adduced
have in great measure united the slope
upon matters Of concern to the section.
The importance OF the Western Slope is
gradually being recognised outside OF its
own sphere and when its counties unit.
sdly work for . certain object It will be
gained. This has mainly come about by
these Western Slope congresses and
interest must not be allowed to wane
right At time when Ne most need it.
By all means let the commissioners and
mayors Of tho various towns in the
county appoint set Of men who will go
FROM here. -Gunnison Tribune.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-13
Denver. Colo. June I

Denver. Colo. june Is. 1897.
Beginning July lst. the Burlington
Route" wll iuauGurate . daily through
Pullman car service between Pueblo.
ton with the D. 4 r g. Railruad q fol.
lows:
Eastbound-Lsave Pesh3o d Z r c.,
No. 5:3S p. m. Leave Co3oesdo 0psings,
d. 4 r. c.. No. 4. 6.S7 p. N. Leave Den
vse. Burlington route. No. & $50 p. ..
Arrive Chicago. Burlireton route. No. 2,
S.N q. N.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-13

The best live stock and general mar.
ket reports publiahed in any Denver pa.
PER wfll b found each day In Tho Den.
yer Times. Quotatioos On al live stock
10 Deuves. CAicago. Kansas City. st.
Louis and OoaAa. and ths grain markets
and peoducs markets at al Important
poaats arc given Together with much
general gussap and nsws rslatinkto the
live seock aed graia Interests. Move
Dsats Il seock viii b foand to b ecu.
raes1y rsposesd. TAs Toss b the ooly
papss b Cosoeado giviag sooplete and
aecurate Vesek uafkst sepoets.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-13
a Peculiarly Favored Section
sr Delta County,
Colorado.
Where Poor Mem Have Worked Them
selves Into Comfort and
Plenty.
Veil WasessA aoA with a. AbanA.
a0ee 81 Natural

1he truth OF the saying. "the West is
smother name for opportunity" 10 again
indicated. No one can doubt this for
o. instant who has visited the beautiful
valley OF the North Fork.
Hardly had the ground grown cold
IRON the press OF the savage foot when
. few men who were able 20 see an op-
pDrtu nifty and seize it possessed the land,
end today their beautiful and valuable
ZONES are monuments to their good
jodgment. These pioneers among whom
night be mentioned W. A. Clark. s. A.
Wade, f. T. Hotchkiss, ". 8. Coburn
end George Duke, have done much to-
vsrd making the valley what it is, and
tAeir faith made manifest by their good
vorks has encouraged others to assist.
1t was no more than Is years ago that
tie first trees were planted, yet today
lsrge orchards are to be found in all parts
q the valley and adjacent mesas. Many
q these are bearing and bringing to their
eeuers incomes that might be desired BY
aoyone. The men Who own these ranches
ale not spectators, but horny handed
sjns Of toll, Who are ready to welcome an
An.e nan thou.h poor And ..,;.t him
As N puse6Sle.
~ valley 10 emipeutiy agricultural,
thouRA the surroundinR hills contain
bodiss Of coal, the extent Of which is un.
known, but it is certain that there will
be % lack Of fuel for centuries to come.
The heal blacksmiths use II exclusively
and n ~;ver perfect ss stisfaction.
S,oond only To the fruit interests are
the cattle interests- The men who have
cho,,n to place their money in cattle are
nov r,.n;ns rich returns. With pIenty
Of fr,. range. god water and a short
,ss.3,ng ....on tb.c.,tIs bps;nsss ,h,;vss
Ev.rv foot ~ the land in thu valley
prou.r ia available for cultivation. and
,bsr. IN little Of the mesa land but can
bs mad. n,,,uc,;ve nv s;mpIx adding
u.tsr 70 Il
n. ~;.,d ,.., =, .,,, -h... ont.
,oeoAo.. hax and ,,r5.n .,ue x;,, not
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-13
G. A. r.
BUFFALO AND RETURN.
Low rates open to all
via the
WABASH.

The only route that can ticket
you via Kansas City, Omaha, St.
Louis, Chicago, Detroit and Mag
ara Falls to Buffalo and return,
over its own line and its own track.
The only line that can give you
FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS.
KANSAS CITY to BUFFALO
STOPOVER AT NIAGARA
for ten days, going or returning,
can be secured via the
WABASH RAILROAD.
Special trains through without
change from
KANSAS CITY to BUFFALO.
GRAND ARMY MEN
write to me for timetables and
other information. Make up .
party and see the Inducements Of
fered by
c. NJ. HAMPSON,
Commercial Agent,
1O35 18th Street, o
Denver, Colorado.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-13

H0W's Year laO0ey.
II some OF our country subscribers
feel like paying for the paper in honey
We will take a couple OF nice. clean casss
that way. Send it in at once. Also q
crate or two OF raepberries-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that pro-
posals will be received at the Office
Of Chas. A. Reynolds in La Junta.
Colo, until 12 o'clock, noon, of
Saturday, Feb. Goth, 1897. for the
construction of q Dam, Headgate
and Wastegate at the head of the
Timpas Creek Ditch, according to
the plans and specifications here
tofore adopted by the Timpas Creek
Ditch Company.
The said plans and specifications
will be on file and may be examin-
ed at Office of Chas. A. Reynolds
on and after Feb. 10Th, 1897.
The successful bidder will enter
into contract with The Timpas
Creek Ditch Company for said
work and will also furnish a GOOD
and sufficient bond for the fulfill
mont of tho Same.
The right reserved to reject any
and all bids.
The TIMrAs CREEK DIToH Co.,
By J. l.. Potter, Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
1t may be somewha. premature &c

1t may be somewhat premature to
speak OF postofiice matters, since q. r.
Salyer has yet one year 10 serve before
his term will have expired. Nevertheless
items regarding the probable saccession
hre always read with interest. The la-
test rumor is, that W. b. Goblin is slated
To Adccsed Mr. Salyer. Gentlemen who
ire ION the inside" Of the political ma
chine assure us that Hon. Thos. II. Hoff-
anire Of La Junta has control Of the fed.
eral patronage Of this portion Of tho Ar.
knnsos valley. This arrangement was
made during the campaign and Mr.. Hoif-
inire's Ihsuocessfnl faoe for congress- will
only give HIM yet further cinch on the
distribution OF patronage. Whoever Mr..
HofImire fnvors will be named for post.
naster 1T Rocky Ford, and il il now ro.
ported that that lucky individual is W.
D. Goblin. provided he wants it. The
contingency is that something far better
may fall to him from the gollbug pres.
ident. a., . -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
.The outlook is now good for For

The outlook is now good for Fort
Lyon being converted into home for
Colorado Old soldiers. Every man who
can help along this most desirable move-
ment should do no. us tho old fort il in
finitely preferable for TINT purpose to the
present home high up IN the mountains.
The Rocky Ford Mill was not run.
ming for fcw days last week because Of
lack Of coal, but is now as busy as us.
ual. The market for their product is
widening as In evidenced by the car load
Of Hour this week shipped to Louisiana.
-l5 years ago when running news
paper In Illinois a news item crept into
the columns which subsequent investiRn-
ton showed wis not In harmony with tho
facts. A similar instance occurred last
week-R sort OF double error. II is Mrs.
Chns. A. Reynolds who owns the build
ing occupied by Gerbing's ment market
and II Ia not Mrs. Reynolds intention TO
build new brick ON the ground. When
Mr.. 1erbing moves to his new shop the
building will be thoroughly overhauled
and put in tip.top shape generally. It
has been rented for five years TO syndi.
cate Of Eve Rocky Ford business mon for
purposes not yet announced.
The lateet addition to onr exchange
list Is the La Junta Daily Democrat,
Marion X. McCaulcy, editor. We do
not believe that daily was ono OF the
pressing wants OF La Junta. Tho fields
too email for daily, but Editor Nc
Cauley makes most creditable showing
OF news nnd will no doubt make the pa.
per financial success.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
NOTICE Of SALE OF DITCH STOCK.

nh dny q NovcmSer IL i c tho os osns.. Ss 'as as
bsa wSeh S nS 4
q stock are rcprcscntc,i By two stock certin.
Whereas. on tho said iith day Of November.
ls1, 81 their annual meeting. tho stnckho,d.
;ss,..t Srs of tho oxford Farm.r: Ditch Company
each and every share Of tho cspl;si % sioci S q
saIa ;aI,, company ~ Ghisi @ levy -, made hy ma.
% making such .sscssment: by virtue Of
longing 20 Steele Malon were asscs.cd tho
aggregate amount Of $7e.co.
The assessment made against each Of said
sssins, then, ms their just portion ON nscss. @
70, sho ss ss e ,hs hssSs S.a T. ssD !.
whcrcason tho stth day of November. issi.
inr % tsSnss.,orc hSss Q, said % as'e:s%sns hay,
Ditch Company. under aud BY virtue of tho
sncc Of tho sta statute @ oi shc sis,o s 81 CotersdS.
IN y. such case. made and provided. declared
stock saso names % on aSeoan, ~ 81 ,sc ssssss o.
mont thereon remaining unpaid.
Now. therefore. moss that ono year having
declared forfeited. and tho ssmo romainins
Wv. NV irronIu Ot directors OF The OxfOed Farm.
Ing OF said Board. hold at tho GONNA ny's Oeico
IN roslcr, Colorado. on the 9Th day OF Febru.
nry: 1871, dirccting mo to soil each and all Of
ss,u snarcs OF stock on account Of failure 70
pay said assessments above named, with pen.
% :se .fs s,R ss g Sf.S r.
lssI ~ tho hour Of 10 O'Clock q. M, sell to tho
niEhcst and bctt bidder, for cash, all OF said
s,narSs OF stock and all interest therein be-.
.alo will bc made for tho purpose Of payinf
the assessment above named lovSed nrHlnst
ench AND every share OF tho same and tho
penalty thereon at tho rate Of per cont per
s sse asy %a Ass 4. ~ s s c
dent to this saic. The said sharSs of ssook
necessary. Will DO sold subject to an asscss.
10th 10Th day oi November. isei. With penalty
thereon ut tho rate OF ono per cont psf month
from the 10th day Of December, lHA sill tho
day OF this salc; and subject; also. to another
shares Of stock on tho 2ist day af Scpscmbcr.
1885. with penalty thereon nj tho rate or ono
per cont per month from tho L.. day Of Fob
runry. ls06, till tho day of this sale. and also.
subject 70 another nssessment Of ssi:Ss. ley.
day of September. is96 with penalty on Sis.Us
OF said assessment at tho rate OF ono per cent
per month from Noycmbnr I. 1888, I'll; Tho day
o. of this mi, sale. nnd with like penalty on tsa8
ary. 1877, I'LL tho day OF this salc.
All Of said last named assessments wcro
mAdc against said shares Of stock ~ their
Just portion necessary tp keep In good repair
tho ditch Of tho Oxford Farmers Ditch Tom.
pany.
Of 9sSp FSsq,qao sqo5 ss hand and 'ss ss: ss day
of tho Oxford Farmers. Ditch Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
-0ov. Mount ot Indiana b leyel. .head.

Gov. Mount Of Indiana h level. bead.
cd on tho prize fighting question. We
.sish p heartily endorss The following
seutimenI Of hh Id answer 10 . query
from the N. Y. Journal: "The action Of
Nevads In leealizing prize fighting 10 not
only unpardonsbly peruicioua, but utter
~ iniquitous and monstroua The prize
sipg has always boon the resort Of law.
breakers and rufllans, and Nevada's po-
sition presents = phase Of degeneration
that must necessarily be regarded NJ .
crime against socioty." Nevada is in poor
shaps 70 resent President Cleveland's
Late nninented fling ut the western states.
One newspaper worry charitably excuses
Nevada on the ground that il hns lost oil
4 x;tractiScness a. Q mining section and
never nat.;::ss t.;:s had any other resources Is
on its Inst legs, and ready to welcome
anything that looks like business, even q
prize fight,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
During tho time @. P. salyer ha.

During tho time @. p. Salyer has
been postmaster he has never received n
call from postoffice examiner until
Tuesday. One OF these officials, who
never give 80 days notice OF their com.
ing, dropped in on MIR. Salyer unexpect-
edly and asked to see how the books and
money stood. Mr.. Salyer is always ready
for such visits and Uncle Sam's messen.
found everything o. X. Tho examiner @
did have one criticism: Among the
money on hand WIS check. The law
requires postmasters to receive cnsh, and
cash only. Since 80 much OF tho busi.
ness of the country is done by checks
this seems an unreasonable requirement
but We suspect that Mr.. Salyes will try
10 obey the law aud refuse checks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
News is about as scarce this week as

News is about as scarce this week as
water in our canal.
Several cars Of hay and straw were
shipped from hero this week.
Alex Gray and family of Orlway visi-
ted Sam Andrews and family on Sunday.
W. F. Tarbox of Olney visited his
many friends last Sunday.
Ira Gilbert's rheumatism is improving.
He is using one Of DR.. Harrison's mag
neto machines.
E. M. Canard OF Leadville is visiting
his brother H. w. and looking after his
ranch.
Mrs. H. W. Canard has recovered
from her recent sickness.
L. w. Walters OF Ordway was one OF
our visitors the first OF the week, calling
on his many friends.
DR.. Pedan Of Manzanola was in our
city the first Of the week on his way to
Ordway where he was called to attend
Mrs. L. w. Walters.
Thos. O'Donnell of Independence, is
visiting his many friends.
W. H. Hackworth who has been at
Colo. Springs in the feed business has
returned. He is now shipping hny to
that point.
Mrs. Benz. White and son Jessie were
visiting in Rocky Ford a few days last
week.
Mr.. Cage and family moved from
Fowler last Friday. He is now our
blacksmith.
O. Warren OF Macon, Colo. Ia visiting
I,so old time fr,onl w T. Roepoo
Olney people were surprised to learn
through the Enterprise Of last week Of
the double wedding which occurred at
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davis.
We all wish them well.
Ed McClain Of Manzanola was seen
in our vicinity Sunday. Ed, come
around when here.
We eco that Ordway is somewhat
jealous Of Olney. Why can't we have
electric street cars and such il they have
an artesian well? We can afford dis
tillery. We are willing to exchange
drinks, Fred.
An oyster supper at school house three
miles east OF Olney Friday night. A
good time is promised ind proceeds to go
toward the Sunday school.
4WO mOutu6 mOto Oh 6cutUip Iuukiu8
eight months altogether. Children are
glad as We have good teacher for this
district, Mrs. Mary Whitman.
@. J. Larsen made a business trip 70
Buena Vista Inst week.
Rev. Corey Of Ordway was visiting
friends hero Saturday. He came on hi.
wheel but the storm bcing severe he had
to take train home.
| Saml. Andrews and J. NJ. Hackworth
have their ice houses full OF fne ice.
Sun Down.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

turing enterprises were inaugurated.
Thirty states Of the Union have laws pro-
viding for railroad commissions, giving
more or less authority for interference.
Eleven states give their COMMISSIONS ab-
solute power to make rates as does the
Crowley bill. The Industrial Reporter
believes the bill in question to be far
mbrs lmpoftsRt 70 the mining and mann.
facturing interests oi the state t6an any
matter now under discussion, and it urg-
es upon the legislature the necessity OF
passing tho bill without delay.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
At Rocky Ford, Friday and Sat
urday, Feb. IL and 10.

Az ROCKY FOro, Fr102y an0 Sst
urlay, Feb. IL and 10.
y,Rs4 pAx; FRIDAY. $50 ?. u.
Opening address BY ~ H.o chairman; 4 r. R;.,,o,.
Lecture -4shssp FsediSs. ., =, - :. a
Discussion led by F. Il. Orcntt,
PaperI;;sApglss for she A;1.1sss I. 4 8 ..,,,,.,
Discusslon led by R. o. MoLain.
Paper-1Small Fruit for Profit"
Discussion led by R. o. MoOlain.
EvxNINa SESSION, 7:30 P. y.
Decentralization in Many
Prof. L. @. Carpenter
SATURDAY MORNING, 300 A. n.
PapsrccaDai.y Prospects for. e, oss,O Sso,, ,,von
Discussion led by Prof. ". W. Cooke.
Paper = .Truck Farming for D.,
Discussion raHss led by J. N. Ianbsst. ass D'''
Marker ]. G. Kahn
aAruRpAT AFTERNOON, 1:80 p. n.
-"Cantaloupes" A. P. kouns
Discussion led by T. J. Britt.
Paper-"Insects and Diseases In
furious to Plants in Otero
County" y. N. Berry
Discussion led by P. X. Blinn.
Papcr-"Farm Bee Culture"
H. +. Hagen
Discussion led by Frank Crowley.
Paper-"Alfalfa for Hay and Seed"
]. e. Gauger
Discussion led by NJ. Badger.
SATURDAY KvxSINa, 7:30 p. u.
Lecture-"Higher Education for
tbs Farmer"
President OF the State Agricnlt-
ural College Aston Ellis
A good musical program will be pro-
vided. II time permits there will be an
open discussion on Irrigation, Its Uses
and Abuse" utter the lecture on Friday
evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
-.rhe industrial Reporter cf Denver

The industrial Reporter Of Denver
epeaks highly Of Hon. ]. H. Crowley's
railroad bill. The bill is almost repro
duction OF the Texas law which has been
productive Of such good results. The
tlrst years operation under the Teaas
law showed increased earnings for tho
railways due to the following causes:
Cutting of rebates 10 favored persons;
local traffic stimulated by lower rates;
existing mills aud factories received a
hew stimulus and many now manufac.