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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20

Retta Olse7, both of Brigham City.
The wedding occurred at the temple.
The groom is a nephew of President
Snow.
Mr. Jesse w Hooper and Miss May
Eastman, two Wen known young people
of Brigham City, We're married in the
temple yesterday afternoon. They win
hold a reception at s O'Clock this even
ing, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ricy
II. Jones in Brigham City
Miss Matte P Horrocks. daughter Of
Mrs E HOrrOcks, and Mr.. Ralph r.
Snow We're married. at the temple yes
terday afternoon. In the evening a
brilliant reception was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Snow, the par
ents OF the groom, there being 100
guests present. The rooms were made
beautiful and attractive with roses,
carnations and ferns, while the lawn
was strung with many cOIOred lanterns.
The bride was becomingly attired in
white wash chiffon trimmed in lace and
insertion, and wore white roses at her
belt and in her hair.
Mr.. Snow. is employed at the Consol-
dated Implement. company and is
nephew of Mr.. George. A. Snow.
Mr. and Mrs Snow viii reside at 375
Sixth street.
David A. Af1eck and Miss Lillian
Burt viii be married at the Salt Lake
temple this afternoon.
- 9 .
The Bible Study Circle Of the Council
Of Jewish Women held its last meeting
Wednesday,, June u. The study OF the
"E5hics of Judaism" viii be resumed
in the fall.
The Utopia Card club was enter
tanned yesterday by Mrs. Charles Cliff
ton Slade at her residence on Fifth
South street. Prizes were won by Miss
,Tinsman, Mrs. NJ. z. Callahan and
Mrs. Z. Simon. This was the clubs
last meeting for the season, and an
adjournment was taken until Septem-
Der.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20

Another marriage which took pIace-in
the salt Lake temple Yesterday after
noon was that OF Miss Lucy NJ. Barton
of this city and Mr.. William J. Seely
OF Castle Dale. The ceremony was fol-
loved by a reception to the relatives
and Intimate friends at the home of the
Barton
Mr. and Mrs Seely viii leave next
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20

President snow yesterday performed
the marriage ceremony uniting Leo
Jensen, son Of j. N. Jensen. and Miss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-20
4 MUSEMENTS.

The Grand Duchesse' is the bill at
the Salt Palace tonight and for the
remainder Of the week 1t is censid-
cred one of the best works in the Will
bur Kirwin repertoire
Arrangements have been made for a
Special car from Murray after the per-
romance. OF the Frankel company
there tonight
The recital at the tabernacle .yester-
day was attended by about 500 people.
The falling of in attendance may be
partially. accounted for by the fact that
the programme rendered was distinctly
Of the classic order, but. as Professor
Mcclellan states, attendance or no
attendance, variety in respect to the
recitals is virtue and altogether in
dispense bic. A certain percentage of
the Salt Lake public demands Bach
and Wagner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
Odd Fellows Social and Banquet.

Tuesday evening Odd Fellows hall
was crowded to it's utmost capacity. The
invitations issued had evidently all been
accepted. the lodge mcmb bsrship is
about 100. which in connection with their
numerous friends made the brethren feel
the need OF enlaged quarters. Various
games were provided for the entertain.
menf OF the company but the chief
amusement Of the evening was dancing.
Fine music wis furnished by the Dil,h'
ney orchestra, compnsed o. MIR. md Mrs.
L. Diltliney and Miss Mary Colbourn.
The Italian harp. clarionet, violin and
cornet are used by the o.;hsstra whose
instruments without reducing the high
character of the music.
Late in the evening sumptuons sap.
per was served to the go persons present
and all departed with thanks to the Odd
Fellows for the good time they had pro.
vided. Il. l.. Meyer. q. NJ. Hall and
Geo. Daring, Sr., were specially active in
receiving aud looking after tho comfort
Of the guests.
Rocky Ford lodge. I. o. q. F.. was In.
stituted about eleven years ngo. H. A.
Dawley and q. O. Wnsl,burn being the
most active factors In securing the insti.
tution of tho lodge. In 1892 the Odd
Fsilows' Building association was formed
and the fiue tw0. story building occupied
by J. w. Phenicis aud the lodge Was
erected. The projectors OF the building
had grit aud faith ~ they undertook Il Q
erection Of = $1,000 building with oul.
- In the treasury. But time has proven
the wisdom of the venture, ~ only n
small prnpor tion Of tho original indebted.
ness remains unpaid. Since the original
building the company has built on the
adjoining lot the store occupisd by Ram.
cay & Byas. The lodge now sess the
need oe enlarged quarters and II 10 pro.
puersl IN pat seco0d story on lssmsay
i Byass' store and use Il for dining roosn.
kitchsu aud othsr purposes In connection
With the operation of their own aud 9TH.
Or lodges.
Ths Odd Fellow lo.lss is one Of tbs
lnrgest and most prosperous Of Rocky
Funls uumseuus secret orsles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

Monday morning fvr about three min.
uiss there was unusual exci,emeat near
the po.ioiiicc. While ben Hiue-' hor...
wss making frantic efforts 10 run of.
carrying Mr.. Hines aud the buggy on
Price n Lapce'- sidewalk. u pistol shot
was bcar,i in font OF Starks furniture
sicr-. On investigation II was discov.
-rri that The report OF gun was the
bursting Of n bic,c ,clc tire. About the
sam. time Mr.. lI,b.-s got his horse under
cputfol aud all was peace aud quiet after
the brief excitement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

All beet grvw.ts gut their cnecks for
teeis delivered in October last Saturday.
and us n result the per capita circulation
was greatly increased. There IL lots OF
hard work in growing beets bu, when
pay day comes the growers are happy for
they get paid for their labor and have a
fair profit besides.-IIolly Chieftain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

Harold Day. well known to our citizens
by reason Of his being pharmacist in DIR.
kearby's drug store, died at Los Angeles,
Cal. Nov. "a The body was taken to
Decatur City. Iowa. for burial. Mr.. Day
was highly esteemed In Rocky Ford. DIR.
kearby, who knew him more intimately
than anyone else. speaks IN the highest
terms Of his character.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

The city council has ordered all ,h.
material Tor the extension aud improve
ment of the water. works aud the WORK
will proceed ss syon rs practicable. q.
II. McVay will be ,in drilling the new
well ON tue c,ty's lots neir the electric
light plant ns som as lie has an outfit
released frum work pIs.yI,-tr
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

When the storms OF winter do begin
don't make word of complaint. but re.
member the magnificent weather you
have epjoyci for the past three months.
This is Tor onr readers in the Rocky
Ford country. Those who live in the
east were not so greatly favprei.l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

Tuesday ~c msj- call at Mrs. Mat.
tic Hulsc's studio In Stale Hank block.
aud ~efc surprised ~ the rsicn, aud elc.
vnocc of the pd.psiniri china sh. has
oa exhibition. all painted from nature.
Among the late styles OF painting we're
= humber os nut sets which are sPecially y
fine. IL lover OF handsome things yo "a
will enjoy n visit to Mr4. lIai.es studio,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

As soon after Dec. as possible the sug-
ar company will make full report on
the Orange Judd Co. Beet contest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly teachers
examination will be held in the Of
flee of the superintendent of
schools in the court house at La
Junta Friday and Saturday, Dec.
20 and 81. Morning session
opens Mt 8 o'clock.
In addition to the examination
held at the county seat one will
be given on the same dates at the
Liberty high school building,
Rocky Ford.
MARY J. ANDERSON,
Co. Superintendent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

The Tnbun. last week came out In
an enlarged seven column guafio form.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
Wsrr The Letter. Sislcnl

Frsqusutiy our business men aud 9th.
ers take letters 10 the postofiice too lste
10 get in tho outgoing malls. Ip such
cas~s tho custom has been to take them
10 tho depot aud lay In tho fold Of tho
mail sack. thereby securing their depart.
urr at the same time as " placed in the
po.tofiicc IN due season. Sunday morn.
ing last u or ~ letters were piac,al IN
tl,. fold of the mail bag. but when
Agent Curran's assistant handed n sack
into tho car thc Letters were minus. The
suspicion 10 that they wcf~ stolen. THIS
10 certainly tho cas~ unlrss some onc who
cont irbusel Ia the pile took tho isorhIe
10 plsc~ them in the mail car ontsi,ls tho
sack. The fact of theft cannot bc SURE
until complaints b~Iin to arrive II tho
TO css.pl OF important lett ,ss. The Ia.
c,deus uill tend Ia pr-v~nt the placing ot
valuable lettsss In tho folds ot the mail
sscka
We think our svadsss will agree that
this 70 specially psvsy Issue. nsvssshe.
Leo highly interesting ttsm quarter
column long bss bsso deliberately LETT
out.
The turkey crop of l,ocky Ford 10 o..
tsacUng considerable ssssattou. We last
ve.k spoks u large sales to Colorado
SpsinssL In Deoves . leadins srucesy
boass b vssv peuminsotly sdvsstis,ss
-isocky forL Taskeys.- Aud last bat
uos lsass Sssmp 4 Soa furn shed al st.
taskeys uspsl - the seats psuitsntiasy
fos sbs c,avScss' annual ThankssivipR
diuuss. You - Rocky foed b ssstins
" b = vs~y IN postaot psst u Colorado.
ToaisIl sss Woodmsa Of The wosid
give irss uasScal sosssssiumeat. sccom.
psssssl by sslisv~sss irom Prot. Harrison.
Csusai Cummspass Auseod. Head Coo.
sal Halkeuba NJ Aod head Msnasvr Lat.
shav. Mias Edith Wayne Baiisstisld
vill srrsis aud Mos. 3. A. Masters fur.
pish solo. A sorisl iancc will follow.
The W. u. W. band will furnish music.
Il nov se-ms probable that tho Max.
wsii. fcstoo kessby 0rfbinr. .ltobb buck
Siii bc ffvc from the prcscacs Of "a.
loon, which situation vii! be enjoyed by
the occupants 81 u q blosk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

II nov se-ms probable that the Max.
we'll. fcssoa k-ssby 0vrbin1. .ltobb buck
Stii bc ffvc from the prcscnce oi 90.
loon. which situation vii! bc enjoyed b..
the occupants .s u Q blosk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
most sanguine expectations.

| have shown my unlimited faithin your Con'p"''
by taking out additional insurance number ot ye"'.
ago, and only say in conclusion that anyone "''.
good, reliable and profitable insurance should inN'
consult your Company.
Wishing you continued success, remain
Sincerely yours,
WV. p LLIENfELp'
Represented by
M. u. RANDELy,
Tel 6s2 Blue. ROCKY FORD w.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

For Sale, Two Full Blooded
Jersey Heifers. Yearlings.
SAM HULSE,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
CHICAGO, Oct. "a, 1901

CHICAGO, Oct. "a 1ol
Mr.. Theo We'll, General Agent,
New York Life Ins. CO., Chicago:
My DEAR Sir:
statement just shown of the various opo'N
available under my policy No. l64, ,492 which took oa'
through you twenty years ago, is certainly very
pleasant surprise to me. The entire amount pad you"
Company is S,95450, and you offer me as to'a'
cash surrender value S5OSS45 paid-up policy l''
5000 and a dividend amounting to Sl,953So IN cash.
had looked for good results but these srpass cve3
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

We think our svadess will agree thai
this " specially pevsy Issue. nevssthe.
iess highly interesting itsm quass~s
column long bss bssa deliberately lsis
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29

Persons having tr"abi- with their cycs ar
needing spectacle. .hould not fail io 49, him
he will do ,au god. Many eases "f head
aeh-. neuralgia and other forms OF nervous
can b- rviicv~'i by the u.c OF prop
eriy nti-d sia..~s and IN no other ~sy.
Glasses properly ssssd asd guaranteed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-11-29
Nn.. Q. u. kixa.nrav.

Rocky Fori. Cole. Oct. -. tpni.
This :. to c.rtify that Prof. John josc. has
httc'i my daughter with special sroupd
sIss.e. Witch give perfect satisfaction. and
,herr'nr- take pleasure in rcs.pmme,i.
ing him to the public.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

boundless area of gray sand, broken here and there, as if through magic, by an expanse of green and towering vegetation. This is the case in many places where distinct lines can be seen dividing the irrigated lands from the unrrigated. It is verify realization of that old saying "to make the desert blossom as the rose." Will the presi- dential party in steaming across this wonderful country cross it with eyes closed or will they see the advantages of system of irrigation which will add untold wealth, population and industry to this nation? It remains for the peo- pie of the west to unite, not only in welcome to the president and his party, but to also at every turn and chance, bring their attention to the wonderful influence of water upon the arid coun- ry.-Southwestern Stockman.
 Were it possible for the presidential party to witness the work being done to reclaim this vast stretch of waste country, known as the Colorado Desert, by uniting the soil of the desert and the waters of the river, it would doubt less be an eye-opener, and they would be taught one valua ble lesson concern ing the Southwest.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04
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LIVESTOCK NOTES

One of the leading industries of this country is now, and always will be, the raising of cattle for the home and foreign markets. On account of the high price of land and water in South ern California this business has not come so prominently to the front as some others, but now that people will be enabled to get plenty of cheap land and plenty of cheap water through the reclamation of this vast stretch of country eminently suited to this bus mess, we will in short time become exporters instead of importers of cat tie and beef.
 The main facts about the cattle in- dustry come within the knowledge of all. Stop the first man you meet and he will confirm them. On the other hand, leave the city where beef is consumed and go to the mountains and valley where beef is produced, and if you inquire among all class es you will everywhere be told that COW is the best money maker in the world.
 When yearling calves sell for SIS per head on the range, two-year-olds for $50 to $40 and three-year-olds for $60 to $7O, cattlemen count on netting 40 to so per cent. profit from the business of actuall producing beef from herds of good stock cattle. Cut the profit in halves and there is "big money" in the business, provided only that the operations are conducted in favored localities.
 The Agricultural Department at Washington furnishes the latest and most reliable statistics in regard to the visibly supply. According to this authority cattle in the United States have existed in the following numbers during the past ten years:
 In 1890 there were 36,849,024.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04
Tennessee ee Farmer

Tenuesse ee Farmer
 Five thousand dollars for U. S. Department of Agriculture for a new building sounds very modest. But re- member it is merely an architects fee, to secure plans for the proposed new structure. It is time for this department of the government to be worthily housed, as is the Treasury, the Interior and other executive departments.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

Attention is called to the new ad in this number of the PRESS of Kerck- hoff- -Cuzner Mill & Lumber Co. of Los Angeles. These gentlemen are wide awake business men, and realize that a vast amount of business must of necessity go from this section in the future, and they are anxious to get portion of it turned their way.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04
Educate the President

President McKinley,s $ trip to the Pa cific Coast may result in greater good to the arid west than may be supposed at first thought. No one in crossing the great American desert has been more impressed than by the sight of this
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

A Des Moines young man who has bankrupt his reputation by gamb- ling says he acquired taste for the habit in the social card parties where prizes hung up to be played for. This is an old dodge, as old as Adam, plac- the blame for our faults and frailties upon others.-Ex.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04
Orange County Herald

The honorable" Chas. A. Towne is now having cramps in the brain be- cause Aguinaldo has yielded "to force only" It is not to be expected, however that MT Towne should take quite the same view of the affair as Aguinaldo, who has been maintaining his position in actual warfare while the Minnesota patriot has simply been shooting at his country through his mouth.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

Samuel B. Brown, of the firm of Brown Bros., representing the Impe- rial Land Company at San Bernardo no, is here this week. MT. Brown ex- poets party of people here in day or two, whom he hopes to locate on land in this country.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04
Los Angeles Herald

Mayor Carter H. Harrison told the New Workers during his recent visit, that it is "not true that Chicago is a wide open town" He said ''it is close ly shutdown towr, in every sense of the wo-d.' From this we infer that Mayor Carter's conception of wide open town is one that is turned inside out.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

IT is reported that an honest real estate man died in San Fran cisco a few days ago-which is nothing so very remarkable.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04
P R E 5 5 NO IF 5

Arizona Republican
 A man in Vermont recently created a sensation by coughing up tack. We fail to see anything peculiar or remark able about it. Every winter in Phoe- nix every man is expected to cough up his tax.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

Material for the lumber sheds of w.. F. Holt, which has been at the railroad for some time, is now being hauled out, and the work of construction will be commenced at once.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

Willard F. Hudson took the school census of the Imperial School District this week, the appointed census mar shal, P. E. Ferguson, being absent from town.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

In 1895 there were 34, ,364, ,216.
 Tn 1896 there were 32,O0O,OO0
 In 1897 there were 3O,5O9, ,4O8.
 In 1898 there were 29,264 4,OOO.
 Tn 1899 there were 27,994, ,225.
 The number of American cattle has declined during the past five years at the rate of about 100000 head per year and is today less than it has been at any time since the industry assumed large proportions. In 1890 there were 589 head of cattle for each 1000 inhab- itants. In 1899 there are but 373 to each 1 ,O00 inha abitants. As the mum Der of cattle went down the price of beef went up, as witness the following record of the Kansas City stockyard on the same day and month of year for the past three years:
 August 10, 1897, $4.8O per 100 po.nds
 August 10, 1898, 5.25 per 100 pounds
 August 10, 1899, 6,2O per 100 pounds
 Texas has 2,5OOO,OOO head less than in 1895. Cuba has dropped from s00'000 head to less than 25,OOO, and now the Boers, the great cattle raisers of Africa, are neglecting their herds to go to war. The number of swine, and hogs are most profi+ ble raised with cattle on stock ranches, has fallen from 51 ,0O0,- 900 head in 1890 to 9,641 ,635.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04
Fl Paso Herald

Fl Paso Herald
 If Russia and England are as anxious to avoid fight as they say they are the best way to avoid trouble would be for both parties to get out of China. It is unlikely that any objection would be offered to such course.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04
Arizona Republican

Arizona Republican
 Bryan is surely a most unfortunate mortal. Before election he prophesied all manner of disaster If Mckinley were elected. And now he does not even have the satisfaction of saying "I told you so."
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

MT. and Mrs. Paul E. Ferguson left for Los Angeles Sunday. MT. Ferguson expects to return to 1mpe- rial in few days.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

w. F. Holt. who recently purchased the stock of general merchandise of Dr. Heffernan, will take possession of same next week.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

P. Barnes arrived here from Los Angeles Thursday. MT. Barnes came to stay, and established his camp near Cameron Lake.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

A. Rigsbee of Los Angeles, the electrician, having completed his work on the telephone line, left for the city yesterday.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

w. S. Post and A. w. Perry left here latter part of last week for Los An geles, MT. Post returning yesterday.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

Dr. Heffernan and c. R. Redwood went to Los Angeles last Saturday. Dr. Heffernan returned Thursday.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

A U. s. postoffice has been estab- lished at Imperial, with Dr. Heffernan as postmaster.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

The New England Homestead de- clares that "The horse trot at the county fair long ago outlived it's use fulness as a means of encouragement to farmers to breed improve d horses. This is true all over the country, but it does encourage gambling, and ruins more farmers sons than ever before, and is ruining the usefulness of our state and county fairs. Farmers should not give up their fairs to fast men to run, but should see to it that other stock breeders interests are recognized by putting in better officers.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

Crawford Bros. of Pomona shipped a fine lot of fruits to the Imperial Land Company last week.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

Call bells for the telephone have been placed in every house in town.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

Leroy Holt is spending this week with his family in San Bernardino.
Imperial press., 1901-05-04

w. F. Holt left Sunday for Redlonds to spend the week with his family.