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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
ARERIcAg BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING
PROGRAMME OF THE CONVENTION TO BE HELD
AT SARATOGA AUGUST "a


PhiIs delphs, June 27--The progra mH1e If the
tventy-third annual meeting OF the American Bar
Association. 10 % held at Saratoga Springs, was
made public to-day. The convention vii continue
throughout three days. beginning August % IN
addition 10 the meeting Of the main body there
vii be sessions Of the sections Of legal education
patents trademarks and copyright law a confer
ence Of State Boards Of Law Examiners and q
meeting Of representatives OF law schools viii also
take place
The annual address, which is feature of the
meeting win be made by George r. Peck, Of Chi
eag0. on Thursday, August 80. After the routine
- each days session papers Of much importance
VII be read and discussed Among these will be
The Growth Of Law" by Richard n Venaoe, OF
Baltimore Ultra Wires Corporations Leases, ny
Edward avery Harrigan. Of Chieago; a Hundred
Years Of American Diplomacy by John Basselt
Moore. Of NeW-YeFk.
The address Of President Charles F. Henderson,
o. Omaha, viii deal with the most noteworthy
changes in statute law, points OF general inter-
esr mace 81 the several States and by Congress
II the preceding year
a me meeting OF the section Of legal EDUCATION
William Draper LOOMS, Dean Of the Law SchooI
OF the University Of Pennsylvania, viii read a
paper The Proper Preparation FOR the STUDY
q Law" and David J. Hill Assistant secretary
q State, WI speak The Study OF international
Law and Diplomacy"
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address before the State Editorial Association here
To-day. The association appointed a committee 10
confer with the associations of other States and II
possible bring it about. In the course OF his ad-
dress Mayor Nichols said
Ohm Campbell IS the real founder of Journalism
IN the United States THE Boston News Letter"
was porn April "A. l704, and existed until lT76 Dur
ing the nrst sixteen years of this period II the
only newspaper printed in the colonies Fourteen
years prior to Campbell's venture Benjamin Harris
ISSUED one copy of ''Publick Occurrences which
was Immediately suppressed by members Of the
King ofleial family because of a dstastefu para
graph. The beginning Of American Journalism is
Truly an event that ought to be cOmmemoraUed, and
can history
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sTRAcUsFs mayor ON TIE STAND.

ER INQUIRE COMES OUT As STRONG SUP
PORTER OF CIVIL SERVICE.
Syracuse, \. Y, June Z7--Mayor James K. Nc
Cure was the stand this morning in the IN
TestiEarton Of Civil Service methods being con-
Quoted here by the State Civil Service Commission
The Mayor denied that he dictated the work Of the
local Civil Service Board in the matter Of certify
Ing names Of candidates eligible FOR appointment to
various places He said that he the first
Mayor Of Syracuse 10 uphold Civil Service and that
he believes its enforcement. ForIy-fiVe per
Of the appointments under the city government
Republicans, whereas before he into
office not Democrat was 10 be found. from Mayor
amos down 10 street cleaners.
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BoDE REcoVERED FRon coAL MINE.

S'-@iAoEin, Penn. June 27--The body Of Robert
-sstoF miner was found to-day in No 10 Vein
- - esl4son Shaft by the party Of rescuers who
- search Cor him and several HuHgarians
-. we're supposed 70 have been buried By the
- % coal yesterday. Il is now stated by the
80 - on ed, me Hungarians having gone home at
'NF IHs o. the accident
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CoLoSEL TREADWELL TO GO TO EUROPE

1.@ahy June z7--coionel George Curtis Tread
iili4tafy secretary 10 Governor Roosevelt, VIII
- Loi Europe on Saturday for a six weeks tour
49, - 9nserVs the military manpuVres, having
a. 49, tfeesntals from Washington ard vii
- FlslL tne Paris EAposlllon
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PROPOSED CELEBRATION OF JOURNALISTS

tHssparre Penn. june 2 (speciaD.-A National
80 'tAlion Of tbs 10th anniversary Of the starting
- newspaper IL America viii take place in 1904,
4-s 70 me suggestion Of Mayor Nichols IN an
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Gounirp Boaro,


4 IDEAL HOMO on Farm. 50 minutes ogt. n West
moderate prices our own sFden cows aid poultry ample
plazZas.
stable pasruFaEe Address RUGBY
Pieasantylli4 Station. y. y.
A PRIVATE FAMILY can accommodate few people.
n near mountains. Ontario and Western r. r. teol
well shaded; good water. malaria. terms niodsr-
ate Address NORBCEtf'S MILLS. Bloouingourg Suli-
county, \. y
4 PRIVATE HOME Tor epteprics Address D.
~ WILLIAMSON, NeV-LondoT Cona-
A sHLEY hill coTTAGE-2ooO feet above uas. Cool
~ healthfuls spring water.
Mrs l. NELIUs Alandar. Berkshire Co Mass
pOARDERS TAKEN for the summer al Henry Ward
I'D BeechsT's farm IN SoUthsuFy Coma. Adaress
H. y. BETTER Box IS Southbury- Coun
poPLAR BLUFF LoDGE-siJuatsd on plateau sur
Il rounded By mountain house large roors.
rates moderate T. M. MERRILL, Icon Lake n Y
A DvERTIsEM EesTs subscriptions for TIE Tribune
- reserved A. Inetr Uptown once No l242 BROADWAY
"a door OF 8lst-st. clock m
e7ts received the following branch oess az rssnlar
cr1ce rates until O'Clock 2.
23d-sr ~ dth-aVe. i2Jn-sts Mays shave
snd Hast l42 Columhus-ave.
West S2d-st-. near 6th-ave.. 81 East 14th-sts -
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Summer Resort 9ui0s.
VACATION RESORTS

Along the North shore OF Long Island
sound, at the charming inland locations of
Connecticut and among the Berkshire and
Lttchneid Hills, reached by the hnest
through and suburban train service running
of New York. send twO-cent stamp
New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road, Room 3, Grand Central station, New
NOrk, TO Passenger Department, New
Haven, for descriptive books and list of
Hotels. Boarding Houses. Rates for Board
and Passenger Fares.
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6urroqate's Notires.

OHLLpgH4t NO4ILtS.
------~------------------ ------>->-~--
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
C Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE hereby given TO all persons having claims
aga c.. Freedman, OF the County
York present vouchers
to the subscriber place ransactng business
the Office OF Goodwin Thompson Vsnderpoel. Wall
Street Room 40, the City OF New York, before
the day Of December next
Dated New York, the 23rC day Of May, 1900
RICHARD ". FREEDMAN,
Executor
GOODWIN. THOMPSON s. VANDERPOEL@
Attorneys for Executor,
No Wall Street,
York City.
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II PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner
-&I,- fs hereby given 20 all persons having claims
%CtItf >0-.ries y Bates late or the County Of New
ggss sasaG TO present the same with vouchers thereof
- he subscribers at their place % ~ business
No 10 80 Of New York on before the lst day OF
IA me ClLs f1atea Kew York the 22d day Of March.
October he "a Z HS,Is BATES JAMES E. WALSH Al
rHinlstTSI ITr BACON NouAIp; Atqrnsys for sd
sstht-l No l54 Nassau st. CTribuns Huilding) Bar
n NO. q Manhattan. New YORK
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6rbooI Aaenries.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
&c. Colleges. Schools and Families Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. EOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
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SUMMER RESORTS SUMNER RESORT
5nmmer Resorts.
NEw-YORIS
NEW-YORK.
THE HRLGY0N-

Won, M dEI,s DUCHESS CO, NEW YORK
lNOW OPEN. Most exclusive
lutsy hTt class in detail Rooms single suite
Wlh private baths Golf links electric lights. orchestra
ma roads Two hours from Grand Central Depot by ex
press trains. - -
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MANOR RICHELIEU.
MTrRR raw nTrERR@s

7.
New hotel built by RicheIisu e Ontario Nav Co A.
communication FOR 4oD handsomely furnished re- a
cola salt fresh water baths, elevator heat sts
CIndte' CONN hot
Is beaufuy situated az the fot 81 the Laurentia Noun
taInS overlooking the Lawrence River - miles wIa
and as salt as he Atlantic Reached steamers az me
X q ., Nay Co from Toronto Montreal Quebsc.
Rates So 70 IS day SIS SIS wees send to- iIIIs-
trsted booklet Albert Miller manager care u ri 4
Nav. Co. Montreal. Quebec. -
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N PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner G.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon, Abner G.
= Thomas q Surrogate o County o. New-York
all persons having claims against
County OF NewYOrk, deceased.
present with vouchers thereof 70 the SUBSCRIBER
Office
Schell & EIkus No 56 Pine Street, city
York on or before the 10Th day Of September
Dstel NeW-YoFf the 2lst day Of March 1900.
JULIA A. GROH, Executrix
JAMES. SCHELT, ELkUS Attorney for EXeeutTiX,
So Pine Street Borough OF Manhattan, NewYork City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
4 ABNER C THOMAS a Surrogate OF the County of
Nev York notice Is hereby all persons having
OLSON Of the County
Tork deceased present the with vouchers there
Of 10 the subscribe her place Of ransactng business
Al the ONCE OF F. &. Wightman No 22s Broadway, in
the Borough Manhattan City q New York. or be-
Tore the sixth day O. August next
dated New York the list day Of February, 1900.
ANNA OLSON,
EXecutFtx
T. 3 wIGHTMAN. ESQ.
Attorney for Executri1
129 Broadway \. 7.
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NIAME@MAaLAGE=HAMsE

RIAMEsHA, SULLIVAN CO n
An ideal summer home moderate cost; the heahiest
locality in the East positively malaria no osquOes
no humidity always cool; gas electric
bells toilet and bath
bowling fishing. pool tennis finest GOLF LINKS in sui
livan County. Call beautifully illustrated
booklet giving 81 photographs views.
c. n BARTLETT, I56 Fifth Ave n Y CITY
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon, Abner
c, Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
~ & hereby given all persons having claims against
Gertrude c Walter, late Of the County Of New York
Se--asss5 with vouchers thereof
~ e1bscrber at place q transactng business No
Broadway. Borough of Aiaraaltan n the CITY OF
bafo 10th day of December
Md New York. the 6th day OF June 1900
D@'- $500 WALTER s. KEMEYS. Executor.
ANDREW 5. HAMEHsLE1,
III bISaa"aSt borough OF Man
hnr-an NV York CIV.
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WDRanNlA mOT SPRINGS.

All SEASONS RESORT,
ON CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
sNhiatAihS summer climate lHVigcratng curatfvs
and heathzgyVRg Hotel cottages - the hsb
est class Fine drives Coli adjan hotel Through
compartment from New York Excursion yickets AZ
9 4 O Offices S62 and 1854 Broadway and eaices Penna
J. H. New York: also offices y Y. n & II r. ~
Hot sprinEs Va. : -s--'
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I L
L r 7-hornas a Surrogate County o. York
70 al persons having claims
T1crs Of the County Of New
Dresent with vouchers thereof
place Of transaetipg business,
80 s+reef Manhattan Borough. In The City OF New
= ar befgrs % day OF August next,
-GA; "A Sew york the LIST da- Of February, 1900
Da'e4 49, ROBERT / MORRELL, Executor,
81 Pine St. Man. B.. N 7.
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i -, Hon Frank ?. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the
rtv - New York, notice IS hereby given 10 all per
CoA'k stng claims against Rose Lincoln late Of the
soI.a - NJ y York Borough % Manhattan deceased,
LoLias he same with vouchers thereof the
% NJ place tranEacting business IN the office
- I'm DeInona Hardy, No "a william Street In
- 60 ~ New York. Borough Of Manhattan on or
~ p 6th day Of September next
usI I9aTed Sew York. the lst day q March. 1900
@'aAeu 49, SOLOMON EMANUEL.
Am with will annexed
,ocAN DEMoNp s HARRY.
AZ IN Rorough. New York CITY.
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L ABHER C THOMAS, Surrogate OF the County Of
New York. - . -, - ., ,,
against Alice c. W Lloyd; late OF the County OF New
81 70 he his place OF Iansaeting business
81 the estate Office Of Henry " Goodrich, No SO
SvaII street in CITY Of New York before the
sixth day o. August next
Tsted New York. the first day Of February, 1900
DAVID LLOYD
HENRY " GOODRICH Administrator
ATTORNEY for Administrator.
wall Ct New N Y
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
New Bu.ine-s Blocks Commenced.

Monday was notable day for the be-
ginning IL operations on important bnsi-
mes. blocks IN Rocky ford-ihrcc large
enterprises being started.
Early In tho morning ground was
broken for the fine X. T.. block on north
main and the work will bc pushed by
Schuyler. T.awton 4 Co.
J. L. Go,ldinH about the same hour be.
gun operations on his addition TO tue
bank block. Eonr rooms will he built.
That adjoining the bank will he for firc
proof storage vault aud additional space
tor the use of the bank. The next front
will be occupied by the Golden Rule.
The new buildip. will connect in the rcar
with their present room. giving the Golden
Rule a front on two streets. Tho new
room will be devoted exclusively 10 the
shoe department. For the other two
rooms Mr. Go,ilipH has several applica.
tions bu. the occupancy Of them Is not
yet settled.
June 9Th also saw work commenced on
the block to be bnilt by 7. +. 6oddinc
jr. The large frame now occupied by
the Dawley Hardware and Furniture Co.
i. being moved by A. l.. Gray TO the rear
Of Ill. present location and faced TO the
south. Much Of the heavy stock has been
moved to the room recently occupied by
Harris feed store. which will also bc used
ms tin shop pending the completion oil
tho new block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
Strayed.

Strayed or stolen, May %, half
way between Sugar City and
Rocky Ford on open prairie, one
gray blocky horse, heavy name.
lays both sides, no brand. black
or brown horse, white star on fore
head. small knot on left front knee
no brand. l dark sorrel horse.
bald face. brand Nj on left slioul-
der. l brown smooth looking
mare big scar across breast from
wire cut. All about LOO pound
horses. so Reward for their re-
turn. Address ID. B. Keller,
2p Rocky Ford, Colo,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
Camp Of Woo,imcn at sugar City.

The new woo,imen camp at Sugar City
worked np by General Organizer krum.
WINS organized by W. q. I.cwis Wednce-
,lay evening. He wns accompanied TO the
sugar camp by Neirhbors Will Gefb'ns
and q. W. Morse. A camp was organic
e,l will, membership Of about fifty char.
ter members. The leading officers are:
'I,hn Hike. c, c.; Louis Hike. adviser:
ClyJc Todd. clerk; DR.. Crawford. exam.
ming nh, sicinn. A supper was waiting
them on arrival. n breakfast provided
nc,t morning, and not cent to pay. The
WHITING ncirLbors speak highly Of the
hospitality Of Sugar City.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
Csnccrnins NcSican>.

The Las Animas Democrat OF last
week in commenting on Rocky forfs
,ir., land wc hope lasD riot. says:
s,s The Mexican never Was n men
ACC 10 American labor. Any one who
has ever worked with them knows he al.
WAYS demands tho same wages that were
l,r.bg paid Americans The Mexican =.
not labor disinfbcr: II ID" is not Paid
ii,c sam. war.. tina, arc paid others In a
community bc quits: he rarely II ever -
f,ol rnourh to GO on n strike. Another
thing about the Mexican. he spends his
money freely. Tho Mexican women love
fine cioshe-. and when they go TO dry
roo.is stores thcy buy the bcst their
means will permit. They arc patriotic:
they take delight In entering into all the
sports and games In which Americans
take paft.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
To Our Friends and Custo.
merS.

The early removal Of our store
to a side street and the confusion
Of building operations will caus.
us to he doing business under con-
siderable difficulty for the next two
months. But all orders will be
promptly executed atd your wants
attended to ns faithfully as in the
past. When our new building
shall have been completed we will
have the finest business rooms in
town and filed with n most attrac-
tive stock of goods.
Dawley Hardware & Furniture Co.
buy your Carpets at Phenicic's
at low prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
A Correct View.

Some Of the laboriue people in the Vi
,;nity Of Rocky Form are objectinc to the
importation Of cheap Mexican and other
foreign labor by the promoters Of the beet
auvnr factory. II is claimed there is
nlenty of home labor TO do the work. IL
ibis Is the case it will be the first OF the
kind in the history Of sugar beet raising.
Our trouble in this valley is to get SUN,
cient help TO thin and dig the crop, nnu
il n failure is made in Colorado 1t wiii ne
because there is no on. here :" raise 'ne
Lecta n foreigners will do this work we
cannot understand why they should he
nrcyen,ed from helping to bring prosper
,,y TO amy locality Grand Junction
News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
Kind N'uryis.

Brother Bafkley last week cclebfatel
the thirteenth birthday Of his paper. the
Rocky Ford Enterprise. which has t.esn
one of the main factors In tho upbuildins
Of the thrivin. and beautiful little city in
which Il IL published. All the nc.sPa.
psrs OF tho valley will join heartily. in
wirhins the Enterprise and It's publisher
long life and incrcasiu. prosperity
Lamar Sharks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
Look, sec and be Convinced

That I handle the most COM
plete line Of Implements, Wagons
& Buggies ever saw in the Ford.
and my prices are right. Osborne,
Standard aud Champion Mowers,
Osborne Hay Rakes. Fleming
Stackers, Mitchell. Milburn and
Fish Wagons. A complete line of
Buggics, Harness aud Saddles.
Also agent for the J. I. Case
Steam and Horse Power outfits.
T.. II. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
Card II Thanks.

The members Of wadsworth Post. No.
90 q. A. Il wish 10 tender vote Of
thanks TO Rev. @. I. Mills for the able
sermon given on Memorial Sunday, May
"a, and to Hon. Tbcs. Il. Hoifmirc aud
Rev. Il. =. Walker for their able addrcss.
re given Memorial Day; also to the Odd
Fellows for the use Of their hall on both
these occasions.
J. II. Bum, WILLIAM GREEN.
Adiutant. Pest Commander.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
A waternclon lay
EnqI,ry From England

J. Z. Orr. photographer. has received
n letter frum +. A. A. Talbot, Linden
Cottage. Moutacuie Road. Tunbridsc
Wells, England, askip. for photos OF the
various phases Of Melon Day and OF sen.
ators Swipk's 5.foot.lone watermelon.
Wr. Talbot also asks for facts relative TO
..tbis curious custom as he dceignatcs
Watermelon Day. Mr.. Talbot is cvi.
IDENTIFY fully up.to.iate rs he rcque-fs
that u copy Of tho Enterprise he sent him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
Saddle Blankets.

Horsemen wanting Splendid and
Cheap Saddle Blankets should call
on Mrs. d. W. Barkley who has n
fine assortment direct from Navajo
Faith Mission.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
l,jt. Or Wisdom.

Ct'rom the Saturday Evening Poen
Tho modern temptations: for men poll.
,,cs: for women, bargain sales.
Success or failure is more n matter oi
character than Of cash, more case of do
ing than OF dollars.
Keep the dollar moving. but don't let
Il roll too far away.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
Interesting to the Ladies.

For the next ten days l will sell
all Trimmed Hats, Sailors and
Street Hats at Halt former prices.
Opposite Post office.
Miss Ella Cline.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08

La Junta's big Fourth OF July
will attract many people and those
who want the very best of dinners
will find them at the Park House
kept by Mrs Foxwortby. 20
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
For Sale.

Two or three sets second hand
harness. good as new. Two Nc
Cormick mowers, one years use.
Two secondhand wagons and hay
racks. Ezra Nuckolls.
81
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08

Give us your order for
Window Shades. We du-
plicate any price given you
in the city, and put them on
your windows without addi-
tional charge. The Dawley
Hardware and Furniture
Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
The sisters and brethren Of the Eastern

The sisters and brethren of the Eastern
Sta- had Il meeting Of unusual interest
Tuesday evening. The Chapter was
bouured by visit from Mrs. Mary
barry. right worthy grand matr"n. OF
Denver. who is on n tour Of inspection
and instruction through this portion Of
The state. \ number ot addresses follow
el the evenings work. Refreshments
su,tel to the heated term closed the pro-
gram. Mrs. Barry speaks highly of the
efficiency of tho officers OF Acacia chap
ter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08

Ladies wishing to purchase mil
linery can secure the same of Mrs.
a. Sl!carer and n tue same ti.nc
do kind net to n worthy woman
in great bereavement and financial
straits. Ladies should call and see
if Mrs. Shearer cannot supply their
wants. Zip
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08

Buy your Underwear below cost
at Phenicie's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08

This week 4. +. Godding; Jr, begins
sbearing his 1000 sheep. He expccts 10
have total Of 3,OOO pounds oil WOOL. -.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08

See me quick for tile best Hay
Rake on earth, the Osborn.
T.. Il. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-06-08
ROCKY FORD, COLORADO, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1900
A FAIR STATEMENT.
Hon. W. u. Ebl'crt Puts the Pueblo
Courier Right ON the Rocky
Ford Episode.

In response to a request from the
Pueblo Courier Hon. ". u. Ebbert fur.
nished statement for publication from
which We make tho following extract:
''The demands for labor here, Just at
this time. are extraordinarily large. The
town has many residences aud business
blocks in the hands Of builders; the beet
sugar factory il Ia course Of construction,
calling one day for more hands and the
next day for fewer hands, Rs is tho case
with hll large contracts; and now the far.
mers want beet thinnsrs in considerable
numbers and without amy delay. This
week the thinning begins in earnest IN
hundreds Of fields, running IN size from.
sny. one acre 10 ten ncres. Thinning il u
thing that cant wait. There arc not
enough of MS, counting farmers, farmers'
wives aud children to do II. Nor can this
section. counting all the newcomers, meet
the urgent demand put upon 1t Tor labor
In the fields. For tho moment, Rocky
Ford Inns bit on more than II can chew.
Til. present condition WIS forcsccn and
for-siin,lowe,i. Actin. for itself and many
soliciious farmers, the sugar beet com.
pnny Inns undertaken to Lclp things out.
Il informed mo last week that Il had nd.
vertiscd east uud west for American help
nj Rn expense Of upwards Of 500. but
had failed to receive ANYTHING like ndc.
qnats encouragement. II then employed
or arranged to employ. lot Of Mexicans
in Socorro. New Mexico, for field work
during this period Of stress. Promising
them cheap transportation TO Rocky Ford
aud. when this work was done. back to
their homes. II IL conclnsiycly shown
that in this matter Of getting M.aicans.
th. sugar people wcre not seeking To
max. amy money out Of tho farmers.
They could not have made anything. The
price advertised In Sorocoo was ID coats
M hour. guaranteed by them. This
amount tho farmers wcrci " pay tho Mcxi.
cans. aud tho company stand ready to
loan the needy farmer none! 10 pay this
help. II hc wanted this help. Also the
pricc Was right. II was no; beating down
home labor. HON. labor has understood
that 81 ,lsy aud board. or 81 20 without
toar,i. wUa;i - the goin. pric.. For.
mark YOU. s..1 aud boari II the regular
m1u,lily pay In this farnin. aud garden.
inl: s..,iion. nni for hayinI. or other such
piece work. si day aud board. All o!
,li. ct much uf 70. was brought on; nj u
VIDE open mass meeting held IN the Opera
house last Saturday night. when every
body had hts say.
OF course. our community Is divided IN
opinion ou ,iic acts %. the p-oplc who fo'
mn hour took the Law into their own
hands. do no, know. however. that
ti.-rr !. any divided opinion on the con
due, Of tho sugar people 80 far as u r-'
laic- "a their dealings ~iil. hc farmers oi
| In the capacity Of land owners. Up io
this day they have met tho farmers inors
than half wny aud helped them In mol
broil-riy fashion. II what they say 10
me Ia true. the valley will remain as u Is
now, a settlement Of independent Amcsi.
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