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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
CORRESPONDENCE;
olNey SPRINGS.

Mrs. John conard gave an afternoon
reception last Thursday In honor Of her
daughters. Misses Grace and Lulu. who
arc homo from Washington. D. c.. for
their vacation. Among tho ladies present
were Mesdames Comstoek. Collins. Bam-
ford. Rockwell. Parker. Rogsrs. Green.
Conard and tho Misses Maueher and
Conard. An excellent rspAss was served
and everyone pronounced h one Of tho
finest events OF tho season.
Tho surprise dance gwen tho 0laxe
brothers Friday night al their now build
ing was a very enypyabie affair. Ice
cream and cake were served. and every
ono pronounced !, tho best dance Of the
season. as the hall was large and the
Glaze brothers ard their mother. Mrs.
kesf. are royal entertainers
Miss Cora ~. 0uynn came down from
Denver Tor two weeks visit with Mrs.
Parker before she goes 10 West Chn.
whore she ~ill teach this winter.
The iee cream social gwen Friday
evening By the Ladies AID Of tho Chris
tan church vas well pa,ronsxsd and =
good sum taken IN. A.
School will begin the FRS, Monday IN
September. with Miss kieiy Of Denver
and Miss Lucy Rockwell Of La JuniA a.
teachers.
WIN. haes~os;h ard James Jewell are
fsssisa;ing IN the mountains this hot
weather.
Rey. Bryan Of Sugar City was IN olnsy
las; Friday.
Little Lulu Rockwell fell from . chair
enc day las: week and efote her arm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

-whsis pscnieking las, month my IL
year-oid boy was poisoned by some weed
OF plant says w. n. Dibbls Of Sioux
City. Ia. "Hs rubbed The poison of his
hands into hts eyes and fof . while wo
were afraid he would lose his sight.
Finally nesgtbor recommended Oewis; 9
Witch Hazel Saive. The afss application
helped him and . few days he was az
well as ever For skin diseases. euss.
horns. seaIds. wounds. insect bites De-
Wits Witch Hazel Ssise is sure cure.
Relieves piles al once. Beware Of eoun-
ssrsei,s. For sale BY City Drug Store.
GLIB
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Il Needs sTosic.

There arc tines when your liver needs
tonic. Don't give pargasives that grips
and weaken. Dewisis Little Early Rissrs
expsl all poison from the system and act
as tonic TO tho hvsf. W. Scott. 65l
Highland avenue. Milton. Pa. says: Il
have carried Dewits's Little Early Risen
with mo for several years and would not
b without them Small and easy 70
take. Purely vegetable. They nevsf
grips or disussa FOE sale by City osua
Store. s-is
The Enterprise has excellent facili.
sica for poster work. Call aud sre Us
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Remember the Rocky Ford Trading Co.
is headquarters for everything in the
grain line. and before you sell your oats
or buy any grain Of any kind il will pay
YOU to see them. 7-t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Your Typewti;inr and SsenoTraphie
work solicited. Prices reasonable. Sat-
isfaesion eusrsn,esd.-Mrs. C. Q. oillun.
Office with Randel & Preble. pos;ofiiee
block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

or's Gallery IS now making. and until
September |. will continue to make Cab
met Pictures for 81 ger dozen cheaper
than heretofore.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Don't neglect cold. !, is worse than
unpleasant Il Is dangerous. BY using
One Minute Cough Cure you can cure i
At once. Allays Inflammation. clears tho
head. sooths and strengthens tho mucuous
membrane. Cures coughs. Group. throat
Immediately. Children like T. For sale
BY City Drug Store. 9-l5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

@. w. Collins. whose friction with w.
r. Dabuey was reported last week. left a
few days since tor parts unknown 10
avoid meeting sGndry obligations. Collins
during his residence here managed TO
stir Up much trouble and no injunction
was issued 70 prevent his emigration.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Eat Onions and have better health.
IS pounds for so eonts-
100 pounds for Si.66 at tho Seed
Store. D. v. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Grand stand seats for The Fair are now
on sale at the osfSee Of the r. W. English
Lumber Co. 1918
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Own your own home. We have desira-
bic houses for sale on The monthly pay
rnens plau.-Sandel & Preble. p. o
block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

For Sale City Warrants bearing 8
per cent interest. Price: Face and ae-
erued interest Call at Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

No Mistake will be made IL you buy
your fresh meats at Stauffer's Meat
Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
A Necsssary Precsutioa.

Quality Is the first thing TO consider In
buying . piano.-T. ]. Hill Ut
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Buy your reserved seats for the Fair
now. l2-l3
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Take L H. oerbIng your butcher. Al
his Meat Marke, will Do found tho very
best 25u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

The best Coffee in town IS served at
Abei's Lunch Room. Try il II you don't
believe il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Free! On Wednesday Of each week
during July and August orr's Gallery will
make picture Of your baby FREQ. Meg
ativss made from 8 TO $3.50 O'Clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Z The Rocky Ford Trading Co. has the
largest and most complete line Of single
and double buggy harness in the county.
as well Is heavy work harness. It will
pay you to investigate before you buy.
Z-d
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

The Pfsmissn Lists for the coming
Fair are no~ beng distributed. The
work was done a, the Gazette Office and
e very efedi.sb,e Iob Of printing. The
first cover page s a fninisufe reproduction
Of the li:hoGrs phsd poster which has
attracted 80 much attention for several
years. The premiums offered are on the
same liberal scale as former years. The
late issue Of the let Is matter Of regret.
as It's usefulness Is thereby greatly cur
tailed. But pfo-nps printing Of the lis; g
not practicable under the gssres which
have prevailed since the origin Of the
Fair. and which should be radically
changed. 1, has been the rule for The
oh office to do The work without cost 70
the Fair Association getting his renum-
era,son. greater or less. from the adver-
Users. Doing such obs is like riding on
canal boat and leading the horse TO pay
for your ride. II the association wants
the work done promptly !; should be is
sued wholly without advertising matter.
and the work paid for out Of the Fairs
treasury. Do this and a more convenient
list will be the result. ard The work be
out in time to be Of some service.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Candy fresh every day at Ginger's
Candy Kitchen and Cream Parlor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

n you wish TO rcn, farm, advertise
10 the Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Among the first official duties Of Squire
Osborn was holding an inquest over the
body Of Ira Smirl. whose tragic death
was reported in last weeks Enterprise.
Coroner Green being out Of town. Tho
evidence at the inquest showed that the
boy was riding on freight train and in
getting of whom tho train had attained
considerable speed he was thrown under
the cars and instantly killed. the body
being fsarfully mangled. The verdict
was. in substance. that he came to his
death from bis own negligence.
There Is an ordinance against boys
getting on moving trains. It 10 not easy
to enforce. as It would keep one officer
busy to keep in sight Of all tho trains
which pass through the town. II would
seem that the terrible death Of Ira Smirl
would DO such an object lesson to the
boys Of Rocky Ford that they would
obey the ordinances against riding on
trains regardless Of all fear Of the mar
shall. But Il they continue to take such
risks they know what is liable 70 be their
fate every time they get on moving car.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Query: u The action TO set aside the
decision Of Judge Mullins Of Denver.
which released Jacob Thomas ard VIM
Moran from The ssnissn;iafy. is sustained
will these criminals be captured and
made to serve ,heir full sensenees7
Moran was sent 90 from osefo county in
November. 1900. for twelve years. and
was che Of the leaders N The sensational
jailbreak during The summer Of that year.
He Is desperate man and when he left
here he registered a Won that as soon ss
he got out Of the genissnsiary he intended
to return 70 os-fo county and kill both
Sheriff Barr and Undetsheriff Steward.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Jss1ees Of Eiecsioe.

Among the election Judges appointed a
the lats session Of tho board Of commits
sionsrs arc the following:
Precinct No. 3. Rocky Ford-wm
Matthews, W. 3. Ebbert. Horace Amos
Precinct No. I. Rocky Ford. c
oraesy. j. w. Todd. W. X. Hiekox.
Precinct No. 8. Fairnouns-J. W
Longaere. Mrs Celia oervAis. X. p
Badger.
Precinct No. 10. oinsy-o. r. Com.
stock. W. n. Haekwos;h. W. c. Warren
Precinct No. u. ofd~ay-A. N. Ward
Alex Gray. W. c. kropt.
Precinct No. ~. Holhrpok-w. A
Campbell. T. W. Taylor. J. W. Bennett
Precinct No. Is. S~ink-J. e. Cauger
r. A. Grove. q. n. Willis.
Precinct No. Ia. Rocky Fosd-F. n
Harsin. o. J. Baxter. W. N. Randall.
Prseine; No. ia. Rocky Fosd-H. v
Alexander. J. W. Williams. q. A. Collins
Psseine, No. 10. Holbsoes c. E. Tur,
ney. Sylvester Masoa. J. q. Lashbfook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
Capt. crawford's EntertaInment.

Tho second visit OF Capt. Jack Craw-
ford. the Poet Scout" to Rocky Ford
was quite as much of success as his
introduction to our people during tho O..
A. r. encampment- two months age. when
for three evenings he was the star per-
former. Tho announcement OF his last
visit completely filled Rockers opera
house and the audience was delighted
with the assorted program. The audi
enee was fine one and its appreciation
Of the captains monologue was highly
enjoyed by the entertainer. Capt. Craw-
ford is splendid elooutionist and imper-
senator and allows not dull moment
during the two hours he is on the plat
form. We have no, space to notice the
details Of the evenings program. but Il
was Of such character as TO make the
Poet Scout" = welcome visitor in Rocky
Ford at all times.
The evenings program was pleasantly
intarspsrsed with vocal music by our
popular qusrtstts. Messrs. Albert, Harsh.
ChFitton and Adair. and with the fine
music produced from Col. Lockhart's
QyamAphono,
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show. u . specialist staghtens
minute, q
outa confined Ia dark
before the oafAfaoee,
md ali grow is Ct scientific method
e e: sone,is saa.stod S0NE
permanently.
Nsisse II the stopped In nearly every cured
uhnvoh of tImcL
makes cmnd
cnnci o minutes whether b. cured
CATARAd-l
present jx Of Miami County Ohio
eknawnp y.sadh
Of a.
d. Truwbddg Of vlrclua, wi~,
ds
nrasrk q an
Bertha O..
than
Polo. H..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
One More Week /!
DIR. Fahnestock

Has kindly consented to remain another week
al the Office of DR.. Wolfe.
Burson fitted with pair prescription
glasses ago the Doctor He relieved the
beginning disagreeabe burning dread light
Mrs Fundeburg she has not had headache fince
fitted her glasses prescribed by the Doctor
Do you want TO with those dim, weak, watery eyes?
those headaches cured? DO that
ing roaring stopped? call while
hass horo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Denver ne~ sets up the claim that the
great American aeeoessoa known a. Ice
cream soda was originated By o. p. Bauf
a druggist Of ,ha: city. Very likely the
claim is well based. but along with Il
should 60 into the eyeiopedia Of history
the fac, that The sres; American eantslors
~as originated IN the Arkansas valley.
By George Washington S~ink. the man
that never tells lis.-Pueblo Chiefsain.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

The creamery trust has suddenly gone
to smash owing money 10 eight or ten
thousand farmers. This will tend 10
slightly unsessls The impression sha, the
trusts are all ifeoslad and isnpsegnsble.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

W. W. Bugbse. the western agent Of
The childrsn's Al Society Of Ne~ York
City. writes Us from tho New York once
where he Il taking The place Of one II the
headquarters officers who Is absent on q
vacation. M. esgbse has been unable
70 send the number Of boys he originally
planned. but hopes 10 ssnd IN se~ days
two OF three young men Ct about Ia
ysass Of age. Any Of our readers who
have need Of such help would do well TO
send their names 10 the Enterprise Office.
The society Is vesy careful IN regard TO
sending Only worthy young man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

D. v. Buffell q Determined sha; tho
high reputation u the Rocky Ford eansa-
loaps shall not suffer By reason Of desee-
tive seed ~hseh shall be Distributed by
his seed house. He gathers his seed in a
most pAinssssinS way. Choice eansa-
Icups are selected and Grated as u for
shipment. After laying IN The crates for
three days 70 fully ripsn. the seed is re-
moved. thus tnsufinr as perfect seed as
possible. The ss;sn; Of NJ. Buuell's
sfads may be asasad from the fac; that
he ~ill this season gather the seed from
1000 crates Of The hes; eaa;sIo0pss
which are raised N The valley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
PAWTUcKET.

The reception OF the class OF '02, Paw
tucket High school, took place last even-
ing in the hall OF the high school, and
was largely attended. The event was In
every way success and was one of the
most satisfactory affairs OF this charac-
ter ever held under the auspices of a
graduating class. The hall was pleas
ingly decorated with potted plants. ferns.
and cut flowers and the walls were fur
ther adorned with banners, emblems OF
different sorts and college flags. The COM
pany that was present was received by
Joseph J. Malcolm, Lillian H. Johnson.
Principal Y. II. Hosmer Miss Josephine
Moroney and Miss Florence Barnfeld, the
last three named being members OF the
faculty OF the school The reception was
held before a large classs banner. j.
Harry Farnum, "a Charles NJ. Franklin.
'9e, Ray NJ. Hood. sS William II. III.
Moies, so. Charles j. Emerson, 1900. and
s. Eugene Jackson. The patronesses were:
Mrs r. III. Hosmer, Mrs. Henry ID. Her
vey. Mrs. w. W. Curtis, Mrs. Lellan J.
Tuck, Mrs frederick II. Law. Mrs. c. NJ.
Read. Miss Marie Therese Brazeau, Miss
F. NJ Barnfeld Mrs J. r. Nichols. Mrs.
Henry f. jerks and Miss n. H. White.
Hawes' orchestra furnished the music and
the floor was directed by Ernest l.. Moff
TT, assisted by Harry A. Forbes and Cliff
ford T. Carpenter. The event was arrang
ed Dy a committee WHICH OF
Joseph j. Malcolm. president OF the class.
H. Ernest watjen. Miss Henrietta G.
Brazeau and Miss Ardella II. Read.
Among the guests were Mayor and Mrs.
John j. Fitzgerald.
The Brockton Cricket club. which Is
considered 10 be one Of the strongest
cricket teams In Massachusetts. Will visit
Pawtucket and will play a match at the
Pawtucket Driving Park with the Paw
tucket Cricket club. The Pawtucket club
win have its full strength in the field
and IL Is expected that the game will be
close and interesting. The match will be
begun at 2:l5.
Mrs Sarah J. Con- who died yesterday
al the home OF her niece. Mrs. Ernest G..
Scott. 13O Woodbine street. was one OF the
best known women I'm the state In fra
ternnl circles. She was prominent as n
member OF the order OF Rathbone Sisters
-af,A-ra=- lone -tlraa- supreme chief, tho
highest office OF the order In the world.
She was connected with May Temple.
No q OF this city. and represented that
organization. At n meeting OF May
Temple last evening it was voted to drape
the charter OF the temple for 30 days and
n committee was appointed TO draft suit
able resolutions Mrs. Goff was also n
member OF Victoria Rebekah lodge. / o.
o. r. OF Central Falls. and was well
known as a member OF that Szsanization.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27

occurred at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7
w. johnson, on California avenue. lsJ
evening, when their daughter. Misi
Maude A. w. Johnson. was married u
Horace Mason Hovey.
The ceremony was performed In the
front paror beneath large and beautL
ful floral arch formed OF roses ana
greens.
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Pearl Johnson. and also by her cou'
sin, Ralph Johnson. who off1ciated AZ
page, also as the ring bearer.
The groom was attended by his brothen
Ray Hovey.. as best man.
The ushers were Lester Nichols, Ber.
nard Ever. Arthur Wakefield and Thurs.
ton Phetteplace.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Edward s. Holyoke. pastor OF the Cali
vary Baptist church.
A large reception followed the cere.
mony. and during the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Hovey left this city en- route for {
brief bridal journey. after which they
VIII spend the summer at Lake Whine.
pesankee. at the summer home OF thu
groom.
The groom is n graduate OF Brown unis
versity. at present one OF the faculty ot
Suffield academy. Connecticut.
The bride until recently occupied z
prominent position In the government
SHEFFIELD BURTON.
A pretty wedding scene was witnessed
at the home OF Mrs Julia A. Burton. 1St
Linwood avenue, yesterday afternoon
when her daughter Grace Il. Burton. was
united In marriage TO Louis Chase Shelf
field.
The officiating clergyman was Rev. j.
II. Bromley. pastor OF the Stewart Street
Baptist church. The home was taste-
fully decorated for the occasion with
palms and cut flowers and the bridal
march from Lohengrin. was rendered by
Miss Clara Il. Burtwell. The bride wore
gown OF white organdie. over white
silk, with bridal veil and carried a bou-
quet OF bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Sheffield left the city dur.
ing the afternoon for journey into Con.
necticut. where the honeymoon will De
spent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
CLOSING DAYS OF JUNE
BRING MORE WEDDINGS.

ST. Marks Episcopal church OF Warren
was the scene OF a most brilliant wedding
AT 1880 o'clock last evening. where Miss
Mary j. Merchant. daughter of DR.. j. NJ
Merchant OF that town. and Mr.. Howard
X. Dewolf were united In marriage.
The church was tastefully decorated
for the occasion and was filed 10 over
flowing with the people from the leading
social circles OF that vicinity. Quests were
also present from this city. Bostol and
New York.
The bride was attended by her cousin.
Miss Caro- e. Wyman OF Lakeside.
Maine.
The ushers were Messrs. Charles d.
Potter and William III. Hull OF Auburn.
r.. l.. also Captain Charles w. Cutter.
Edward r. Cutter. Gilbert l.. Church. Jr..
and John o. Waterman, all OF Warren.
II. i.
The music for the bridal ceremony was
rendered by Miss Emma Adams. organ
ist of the church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Frederick r. Call. recvtor OF 81. Paurs
Episcopal church OF WEXFORD. the faith
er OF the bride giving her away.
The bride was gowned in beautiful
creation OF ivory duchesse satin trimmed
with rich old family lace. She carried a
shower boQuet or bride roses.
The bridesmaid wore a gown OF white
dotted silk muslin with trimmings OF VAL
enciennes lace.
During the ceremony De Koven's 20
Promise Me- was rendered by the organ
ist and the bridal party left the church
to the music OF Mendelssohn's wedding
march.
A reception at the brides home follow
ed the ceremony after which Mr.. and Mrs.
No Walt Aar.a rfaA nn thar bridal fOtrnaX
Upon their return they will reside at
the home OF the BRIDES father. on Main
street. Warren.
The bride was formerly the supervisor
of music in the schools OF Cranston and
the groom In member OF the firm OF
Bennett and Company, druggists OF War
rem.
HovEY-JoHNsoN.
An exceedingly pretty home wedding
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
EAST PROVIDENCE.

This morning Liza Raymond was ar
ralgned before Judge Bliss In the
Seventh district court on warrant
charging her with keeping intoxicating
llquors for sale. She admitted sufficient
evidence TO convict. was adJudged guilty
and sentenced 10 pay q hne Of $40 and
costs and 10 days in jail. She waived ex-
animation and furnished bail for $500
Her bondsman being Louis Lazenon OF
Providence.
She was also arraigned on warrant
charging her with selling intoxicating
liquors. She admitted sufficient evidence
TO convict, was adjudged guilty and sem
tenced 10 pay n fine OF SEQ and costs. and
10 days In jail She waived examination
and furnished same bonds as In other
case.
Officer Taggart has returned TO day
duty in Watchemoket IN compliance with
the order passed at the town council
meeting last Saturday evening Oficer
Comrie has been transferred TO Riverside
district to take the place OF officer Tag
gart. Special Oficer Charles Gould is
patroiitnE Officer Bickfurdis beat who ~
absent on account OF his wife's death.
This Saturday and Monday evenings
the town clerks office will be open until
o'clock for the registration Of voters.
This morning jeremiah Connors was ar
ralgned before Judge Bliss on a war
rant charging him with the larceny of
two hens belonging TO Mary Malone. and
was found guilty lie was sentenced 90
pey a fine OF $40 and costs and three
months - jail.
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MAY NEED FILLING LATER.

Some time ago a little girl, whose first
name r. May and lives on Webster ave-
nue.. lost two OF her front upper teeth.
Yesterday she noticed that two more
we're growing In their place. and she call
% her mo other, telling her that she did
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
AND HE DIDN'T FISH.

Peter connerton. the we'll known Pa
trolman from the Chaffee street station.
is off on his furlough, and day or two
ago he and a party of friends made all
arrangements to go down the bay this
morning and bring home a couple OF tons
Of sauiteague. The start was TO be made
et 4 o'clock from the square, and at that
hour Mr. Connerton was on hand. He
waited and waited until long after the
sun had made Its appearance over the
newly proposed park, when his old-time
friend. John Scott OF Valley street, came
along and asked him why he looked so
lonely.
Mr. Connerton told his sad story. but
Mr.. Scott made IL still sadder by inform
ing Mr.. Connerton that all OF the party
had gone to New London 10 see the boat
race and had evidently forgotten the fish
ing excursion.
Mr.. Scott sympathized with Mr. Con-
merton and the latter picked up his big
load OF fishing tackle, bait and viands
and returned 10 his home. O'Gara and
nve or six others have got the matter TO
straighten out when they reach the
square, and there are some who think
that II would be a wise move on their
part to keep away from the square until
Mr. Connerton returns to duty.
MAY NEED FILLING LATER
Some time ago a little girl, whose first
name r. May and lives on Webster ave-
nue.. lost two OF her front upper teeth.
Yesterday she noticed that two more
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
CUMBERLAND.

The Cumberland town council held
specal meeting last evening at the town
house at Valley Falls at O'Clock, the
purpose OF the meeting being to have the
entire council meet the members OF the
police force and 10 reach a perfect under
standing as TO the protection which would
be given the property OF the United Trac-
ton company, its employees, and TO sup
nress, so far rs possible. the demonstra-
tions made by a small proportion OF the
people OF the town against law and order.
The officers were told that IL would be ex-
pected OF them 10 arrest every person,
who violated the law. whether he be an
employe OF the street railroad or citi-
zen, and that no breaches OF the laws
and ordinances would be permitted.
The council further announced that
clear understanding had been reached
whereby the railroad management would
cooperate with the council, that the cars
would be run regularly and at moderate
speed, and further that the crews OF the
cars would be under instructions to pay
no attention to what was said by the
people. President Gaskin stated a conver-
sation with Governor Kimball I'm which
ne had told the governor that he believ-
ed the town council was abundantly able
TO preserve order n the railroad company
would cooperate.
lie also recited conversation with Mr..
Perry TO the same effect. II was decided
TO ask the cooperation OF all citizens In
preserving law and order. A communica-
ton was received from Railroad Com
missioner Freeman, In response 10 inquiry
made OF him. which stated the control OF
the railroad as TO speed. etc. was con-
tained in the franchises granted by the
town. The council voted 20 ofrer q re-
ward OF $50 for the apprehension and con-
viction OF all persons who removed. de-
stroyed and defaced town property. af-
tor which adjournment was nsaaa.