Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-07

A telephone line between Denver and
Cheyenne has been opened.
4 telegram from William Jennings
Bryan accepts the invitation Of the
Bryan Democratic Club To- speak NJ
Grand Junction September llth.
". T.. Pabor. who has been furnish
Ing agricultural and horticultural mat
ter To the Denver Sunday Post for the
last few weeks, Inns been given per-
innncnt assignment To write two col
umns every week OH Colorado rural
topics.
Arthur Blake. on. OF the BEST snawn
young men Of Colorado Springs. fell
from elm In North Cheyenne canon
and sustained Injuries which. u "
thought. must result fatally. Blake
was with party of young people who
were ,pcniins the day In 'hc canon.
The smci,cr nj Durango II workin.
only about hnlf of Its capacity. Very
few union men r-guiIed to work nnd
new crews arr i--ins drilled ON fur.
nncc and ruasicr work. All Ill" coun'
ties In the San J'ian report that all til.
ni-n who desire work ARE steadily rni.
ployct.
Figures prepared 10y representatives
OF the geological survey show c"l".a'
dos output of petroleum for ISIS I" 'T
tjis:tSi h1rr'l-. representing IN Nniu-
:iSs ~. The wyoisiins output wns o.
ts5 barr'is. representing Ssss.:t.,. The
total output of Colorado for is:'. was
;t>i..eii Lafp,ls. aud of Wyoming. a,'Sp
haETriS.
\ petition To rgrsiiCat Mckinley
originated Ia I-suis- Tccrn,iy. request
ing the removal ot Dak.s Murphy. gov
-FnoE af .Nriannn. u IL lsinE scn'
from Jerome though every Ips'oiIir-
in Arizona. The charges against the
governor arr ,NtnnsCi-i with hi. r.
I ,.nt oi,-n letter i,'nutincins lake nsn'
l ins conipanis~.
IIgty.on- carload. Of range horse
went ras, fron. wyainin: oil- day last
", ~. aui this week twcniy'sis ear
/ Load. we're riiir,a,i,-i east from Man
I saHaia. C.iasu,in. nil Euin. I" ~. Louis
/ Tor sai- on tiir ".'-n market THIS
.hows l,uw w-s;rFn rans.-s HE- siNihs
/ III their h.Esrg. Ru'i u also EiE.-s wSF5i'
. Ias OF u srvas shortage III 'hc iuia'v'
The Colorado SUGAR Manufacturing
( ,',lnislliy. tn nj official ,rtg"s. Evsu''s =
tho rapE.srair,i n-t.sjat-'F reports -
s.a,,iins The raVass@ Of tl- sgissu isr-i
caterpillar. 11lr iusCet only nIlvaTr'I
in a saiRli ssc,iuu ~ 'b- valley an,l -
. sp,upIrsrly stamped gut thgEUs th'
sr-aI fields arr uniuTfli.Vi. ati ihr
yirii will isc -u"giaVtts ffuin 'hrsH.
The directors Of ,llc ~" Usau,is'
Western Hallway COMPANY have JC'
CiaFrd dividend u pct Cci't,. I'sy
shi- Sepl-UIigr -. ia IEvs'EErN! STOCK
/ uf il- cpniIaHy. at IiE. I" ih' F'!in'
mon stockholders ~ Fceu5i SEg;"EnhrT
IL. The nFss dividend uu ih- cpniii'";'
/ si"rh. : lsrr srni. iu prcfcsFri s,,''A ~
. Irr. was Iaid SEgiCHi'scs -. lSsss
IsaisrFta FgV,is II N-siila l'ark. N-w
MsSiCu. was cUnVitgssl that y sCtCTc
I attack Il Tisruuaiisui. fgutt Whiril b.
was suffering was causrt lty Ts'sarii
brlEudn of Ia Ncs1. wh" enjoys 'lr
! reputation Uf sritIz witch. EEysl'
ypGk club anil assaulted Donna 60
saFia. iBiiiciiuE terrible Injuries lie
Z was piarv,i under i41ii 10 nriCHF l'rI"r''
the grand jury.
SSmC i,i-a Of the magnitude uf 'lI-
iusinrSs Hnw bCin< handled ly tbs
tniuu I'aCiiic can isr gained FROM 'hr
| iUllIy iuE iiguTs~=s During the tuauill
/ af Iuly. 1881. the Union Pacific han
,ll-,I .lrsI car> at Cli-y-nur. During
the month of Angus; "T tile saiI" y"ir
Z tu.nih Of July. isss'. SiBH ears wCT-
I handled at Cheyenne. aui during The
/ month just closed tlir uuml~r viii
[ reach 1900 ears.
Seine srySm-rirs aTp adding Isas,rtr.
isrFS for skim milk which is meeting
with much <sisv,r<s aud giving paiTuns
I satisfaction. For fCC-lIus PURPOSES the
IistvuringF s"ttics our ~ the greatest
B ,IifiiCuIsiCs tp the gr,amrry Industry.
. particularly in the hot summer season
when it is almost impossible tu r,rtuTu
the skim min from H., separator In n
F.. sweet condition. Wherever ;hc IsaS.
iruriscT has isrrn iHtru,iiC,yl the patron
I has irryumC mDTv satisfied
In the Fort Collins ,llst.irt alfalfa
growers aT,r buyiu nothing at all and
will NOS CONSIDER the purchasing ~
feeding laui,s an,l sheep at thr pres.
,nt prirrs Tb-y will unt undertake tn
fs-d this winter at tho pri'1ss asked
an,i hardly n lamb has I,,sVn <ri'l tp zu
ts Fort Collins. This j. sy,v'nlinr yraS.
the Iucst uf the ipIys iu uui Know
whether they nrp Hfvot ur horseback.
and do not Sggm ~ Crru much which
/ 1t may H..
4 tremendous rush Of C.iiil- from
chipping points in Colorado. Wyoming.
Utah and other cattle raising states has
issgun. and the principal railroads. pS-
,.,y'iaily the trunk llnCS. have ne much
,< they Csn ,iU io handle the business.
Last Mun,lay several Of tho Passenger
trains on the various TUatls wcrC i,s-
Iaycd on account of The number of
through cattle trains Crowding the
tracks. and which IL was impossible tu
Keep entirely clear Of the passenger
traffic.
Registers and receivers Of United
states land Offices in Wyoming have
t,ccn advised by Acting Commissioner
W. 4. Richards of the general land
office that the fyuTc settlers may omit
furnishing as one uf the proofs for
proving mn un desert cntrie< ccrtih.
cate from the state engineer of npprU-
uriation Of water. Proof that he has
| completed the appropriation in the
manner required 10y the state laws and