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NUTlCk.
The People Of the state Of Colorado. to the
above. named drIcuslanta, and each and sv.
IN IN P.sk Adiiiion ~ 10 hocsy f"sd. Ossro
County COlurado. OrcctinR:
You arr hereby potiaesi that on the i;th day
Q! febsusry.. 4. p. ipps. the alovs.oaincsi
County, IN the State of Colorado. . duly vcfi.
ned pctition In the abovc-cntiiicd matter.
That the object for which the said petition
VIA. bruuabt was To- sccurr Judgment and
dccrcc ot -sid County Court OF Otcro County
sr q 5,a. ,s ss .s .s e osfy aSs IN .as .as
aa ,'i's 'sa, % 'r.s, OF o, land and % he ,cpri.S9y @
Otcro County. CoiorsJio;" saIj land aud terri.
tory bcinR In the county Of O'cro and state
OF Jolorado. and particularly described as
follows. tO-wit.
BEGINNING at point on the east boundary
lin. Of the south west quarter OF section I.
township twenty three. south oi range nfty.
seven west. OF the sixth Principal Meridian.
lsIg feet soutl, OF the north east corner OF
said quarter section.
Thence \, o Os T.. along said cast boundary
i.ssl.9 feet.
Thence n. 81 Is F.. a distance Of al, feet.
tn the porfhwc-tcriy line OF Ninth Street.
Town of kocky Ford.
Street. n distance OF ti feet To the northwest
criy corner of Sinth Street and Ihc-tnut Ave-
nuc. both of the City OF Rocky Ford.
Thence y, 6s !: w. along the porthwc-tcrly
line OF said Chestnut Avenue. u distance OF
i.5.6 feet.
Thence n. Is ~ W.. n distance Of tco.s feet.
Thence North. n distance OF ai7.s feet.
Thence N. 81 IS r.. a distance of 1.3ii.o'
feet. to the point OF beginning.
Now therefore. the abovc-Damcd defend
ants. and each ard every one OF them. aud
all owners OF land In said Park Addition to
Rocky Ford. Otcro County. Colorado. as well
rs all other persons interested. are hereby
notified OF the filing OF said petition. and are
given four weeks notice. should they or any
OF then, desire to defend against said petition.
to appear and plead TO the same.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
County Court. nt f.a Junta. In said County.
this 18th day OF February. A. ID. 1@:.
All. WALLIS.
Judge and cx-oflcio Clerk of the
IL. 8. County Court Of OtcrO County.
Colorado. o-&l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28
Notice to School Patrons.
Ordinance No. 81. 'An Ordinance concern
tic I,nhlIc ncnlih."

Ordinance No. 81. 'An Ordinance concerning
the rubiic Health
SIC. .. The Board of Health shall have
juri-.iictipn In all matters pertaining to the
preservation 81 tho health OF t,u-c In attend.
aucr upon the public or private schools In
the town. and to which end 1t Is hereby made
th. duty OF said Ioari to require that all
persons attending said schools. either pupils
,r teacher. shall nave presented satisfactory
rvidrnc, ct proper sni successful vaecina.
ton. and To exclude fr,m said schools any
person with Infectious or contagious disease
who nrc liable to carry Ur convey said disease
to ti,v-c In attendance.
"Hcsolvci. That pursuant to the provisions
Ordinance conrernins the Publlc Health. the
city Health Onccr bs and hereby Il directed
To serve notices on the Board OF Trustees OF
school District No. I. and on the principal or
proprietor OF any private schools In the city.
that all persons attending .chvpl- within the
City Limits shall present satisfactory cyl.
dcncc ot n successful vaccination to the
superintendent or principal 81 such schools.
aud that no scholars he admitted unless vac-
cinatcd within one week from this date. or
having IN their possession proper certit.
cate dating within the last previous two
years. and that all vaccinated at the present
time shall present subsequent to said vacci-
nation. n certificate from u regular physician
that said vaccination has been stccc-sful. or
that after two repeated NEGOTIATIONS the same
will not take"
the above resolution was passed at meet.
Ing OF the Board ul Health OF the city Of
Rocky foryi at meeting held Tuesday. Feb.
II. W. LANCE. Mayor Pro TEN.
q. N. HALL, Clerk Pro TEN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ., 1902.
Eaterpri.e Telephoaes.
Rocky Ford Heads the Procession

On another page OF this issuc will be
found the report Of the Orange Judd
Farmer Contest. which establishes the
fact that the Arkansas valley Of Colorado
leads the entire United States In the pro.
duetion Of beet sugar. The facts essab.
iishcd by the Farmers contest. and the
uuion.~idc circulation given given the
marked prominence of Colorado In the
growth Of sugar bccss. will be worth
many thousand dollars to the valley and
cannot but accelerate the already rapid
growth OF the Rocky Ford country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

The first pnsses made in the Colorado.
Kansas suit before the supreme court a,
Washington Indicate a complete victory
Tor Colorado. To the Kansas attorney
the Justices plainly intimated that they
did not know what they could do to law.
fully interfere with Colorado in the re-.
moval Of the waters OF the Arkansas. u
right which the laws OF Kansas originally
conceded. The Colorado attorneys are
confident that Kansas will meet with a
Waterloo defeat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

We sell the grratcs, OF blood puri.
her-. Ackcr's Bloui Elixir. under y
positive guarantee. Il will curr all
chronic nnsi other blosi lnl-ous. II
you have rruptious or sorvr ou your
hosiy. or arr l,aic. weak or run down.
II II Just wiiat you nsSsi. We rcfuu,l
money II you arr not satisfied: IN
nnd xi.W. For sale by Hereford 4
Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

This vas perhaps bscsnss there vas
somebody personally Interested in seeing
that Il was cowplisd with: tho man Who
wanted the job u putting up The mum.
bsss. And there 70 NO harm in having
somstoiy personally Interested In tbs
suiorcsmsot q lsv that y for the geo.
srsl good. Il b decided coovsoispcs
10 have The houses Of the town uumbssssi.
aud the cost v too triains 10 b srisv.
ancs TO anybody. Lst tbs boarl Of sl.
dsrmsu issus . potics TO houss owner.
and appoint somsbody to supply mum.
bsss aud put them mp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28
THE SURE WAY

to prevent Pneumonia and Consumption
II to cure your cold when Il first appears.
Acker's English Remedy will stop the
cough In a night. and drive the cold out
of your system. Always quick apd sure
cure for Asthma. bronchitis. and all
throat and lung troubles. II II does not
satisfy you the druggist will refund your
money. Write to US for free sample. w.
n. Hooker & Co., Buffalo. y. v. For
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

In many localities the general preva.
ience OF smallpox is promoted by care.
lessness caused by the mildness of the
disease. But in this mild type turks the
greatest danger. In the Arkansas val.
ley, however, the mild form OF the dis.
ease is. most properly. given just rs strict
a quarantine as the virulent types.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

Car load Of Onion sets just re.
ceived by Burrell. Buy. plant aud
profit by the high prices sure tc
prevail.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

Evidences of President Roosevelts in.
dependence aud level.headedness con.
tiuue to accumulate. Among his lates,
aud most commendable acts was with.
drawing Senator Tillmans invitation Ia
the state dinner given Prince Henry
South Carolina seems to he a boodoed
state.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

Would it not be Il good idea to have
the eiiouse.numbering ordinance brought
atrcsh to the attention OF our citizens9
When the law was passed quite mum.
Der Of people promptly complied with it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

Just added to our list Of Blanks
q form for general contracts, cover
ing y wide range of business
$40 4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

A favor wi,l be conferred on your
eastern farmer friend by letting
Burrsll send him one Of his seed
catalogues.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

II you have gardener friend in
the east give his name TO Barrell
who will send one OF his seed csts-
lOgues.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

We wish to call your attention
tn tho fact that Payton 4 Rogers
Home Made Candy can only be
purchased at ms South Main st.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

Make L. II. Gerbing your but
cher. At his Meat Market will be
found the very hest. 23tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

Ruy Onion sets OF Burrell and
plant n profitable crop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

The first half OF the tax for 1901 be.
comes delinquent tomorrow. March !,
and interest begins at the rate of one and
one quarter per cent per month.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

The La Junta aud Rocky Ford Round
Table wal meet at the Liberty high
school building. Rocky Ford, Saturday
afternoon. March Slh. A lecture will lss
delivered by Df. Lancaster Of Colorado
college. Colorado Springs. At the prrsby-
evening seseions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28
Rocky Ford Oil Development Co.

A meeting u tbs difsctoss u the Rocky
Foed OIL Dsvslopmsas %. WAS hsld
Mooday might NJ the olius u Handel 4
l'rsbis. u which shs odicsis u the c,,m.
psny wsrS chosso. Thsy sss: II. a.
Dsvisy. prssisisos; A Z. Cum<s. vsos
pres; n. U. R.ndsi. sscrsssry aud Jss.
A. LocAhass, trsssurse. Tbsss With
Msssrs. fs. wtstsse aud John Z. 0ul.
uiux csSss1stuts tho disectoesis. Ihts
mskss IN ossautssasou u rspesssotstivs
0ussiss.s nss0. ~ which tbs cUmmunity
eau have svsry csJunlsocs. 1hs nrsi
nisn Of tl,o cvsnpsuy v lO csuvass i0s
isss<s u - much u tbs psvbsbis osl
ussssuv Land IN tbs vicsuity u Rocky
fosL ~ cssu 6s wUs. aud psxt u sDiicst
tbs coopseAssva u svsey interested man
~ Sbs community ~ seocklsoldses, fos
tbs purpsss u osi investigation. tue put
sinx down VI ssss wells. ssc. An scsivs
caaapsixu asDas this lius - u BE- begun
- vpce sisl prosecuted with vtgoe. IL
tvs psessus 0si nav csusas ks,cxy Ford
has ~ xvOI ps,,spscss - any psst " tbs
ss,uossy sss u0dsvss0prd. sod sbs vVek
" this csIumpaoy Wal Jssno0ssrats tbs
is,sn VI sUs psVpis N ear sssoucss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

Call at the Enterprise ONCE for
samples and prices on all kinds Of Job
Printing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

There is now being circulated "by au.
,horiiy OF the railroads OF Colorado" u
series of leaflets intended to show the in.
Justice that Is being done to the railroad
companies Of the state by the revenue
law OF 1901. The figures shown are sur
prising and even startling, and are wor.
thy the attention Of all who are Interested
in the welfare Of the state. Unjust tax.
alton OF the railways will canse such re-
sistancc and protracted litigation as will
deprive the state and county treasures
of needed portion Of the general rev.
enue. All corporations should be made
to pay their fair proportion Of taxation,
but any attempts at evident extortion
will result in defeat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

The new artificial stone Industry q
Germany y claimed to have important
advantages ovse bsickmaking. TIE oat.
put u larger with givso invsssmsnt.
producsioo can bs coosiuusd throughout
the year aud tie stoos y harder and
ssrpogse than brick. The iugrs<lssoss
are four to 8 per osot os lime aod % 10
% per- csat of sapd. Tbess arc mixed
aud shaped into blocks, thsa placed 10 =
boiler and exposed for ~ b0uns 10 Steam
st = pressure oe 10 10 $50 pounds pss
square inch. Pressure sud ohsmicsl 70.
tioa combins.l bring sboat upioo os the
calcium and silica, forming. Il 70 stated.
. much more niut.liks csmpoand than
results from The hardening Of mortar.
w. Il. 0obiu informs - that experiments
ars soon 10 b. made iu Rocky Ford 10
ascertain II oor abundant supply of ssnd
cannot bs utilized 10 The msuufscsurs Il
this new building material. Any devices
whereby the cost Of building material
can bs chsspsnsd will b heartily vel.
coined and will greatly promote tbs
growth oe both city and country.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-28

Coloradosns have = right 70 disagree
on things political, says the Pueblo In.
jicstor. but they shoald bs unit 10
their desire to have their representatives
In the United States senate devote more
time TO the protection Of the sugar beet
industry and the promotion Of Western
irrigation and do lees talking against the
policy Of the government ia the Philip.
pines and such extraneous subjects. 1,
is true that Mr.. Teller il doing most ol
the talking. for US yet Mr.. Patterson has
only reached the question.nskine stagr
in his senatorial career. but the people
out this way regardless OF politics should
send them an ultimatum in the matter OF
getting down to business. Colorado
needs some things badly. aud the way to
get them is not to be always stirring up
opposition with the majority.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-23
Rayages of Cholera

LONDON. July s.-While Harry de
Windt has been undergoing tragic ex-
periences in Siberia. his nephew,
Charles Vyner Brooke, son of Rajah
Brooke of Sarawak. who married De
Windt's sister, has been having ter
rible time in the northern part of Sara
wax. Dispatches received here from
Singapore, Straits Settlements. under
yesterdays date. give details of the
suffering from cholera of the expedi-
ton. said to number 10, 900 men, sent up
the Batang Lubar river, Borneo. to
punish the head hunters. When the
expedition. of which Vyner Brooke was
member, started June 10th, it was
corr posed Of SIS boats. BY June 18th
the fiotilla was reduced to 40 boats. ow-
ing to assertions and on account of the
fear Of the cholera By JunRg19th over
a thousand deaths from cholera had
occurred and hundreds were ILL The
intensely hot weather favored the rap
id progress of the disease. The rem
nants OF the expedition, however, sue
cessfully fought the head hunters
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SALISBURY AND OTHERS.

5y,~ line of great Prime Ministers In
England was not broken by Lord Sails
hurry 1t was Prince Bismarck's char
acteristic sneer after the Congress Oh
Berlin that Salisbury was lath paint
ed to look like iron. The phrase would
have been true If Lord SALISBURY hao
eyex let his conciliatory spirit fah INTO
weakness and vacillation; out IL mas
baeu shown in more than one Crisis
that the successor in Disraeli's bril-
liant leadership was a man who coulo
stand firmly for his country II is per
haps enough to recall the Fashoda incl-
dent and the sudden front of broad
sides when CsexeIaud's Venezuela mes
sage and the Kaiser's telegram 10
Kruger brought danger out OF clear
skies. to show Salisbury at his pest
Cancellations WAS not an underscored
word in Bismarck's lexicon of politics.
Always and ever he was the man or
blood and, p..nHe kept the peace OF
Europe by showing that 1t would De
dangerous for any power except Ger
many to break 1t. In domestic pohIicS
he brooked no opposition: and he endeo
his career in public life by disdainins
the wishes of the Emperor himself.
Sucf, a man was SO foreign to the tenn
peranelt of Lord Salisbury that he
naturally misunderstood it. 1t remain
ed for the one to withdraw into a cran-
bed. snarling and disappointed OLD
man: for the other to stay in power
until he was ready to leave it and then
to go ,poluntarily back 10 private life
Win o.,aor. love, obedience, troops Of
friends.
The Few Premier, Mr.. Balfour. is
Statesman of the Salisbury school, |
nephew. of the late Premier, and prom
ises to maintain the great traditions OF
his chief 1t was thought and to
marked extent feared. that Mr.. Cham |
beriain would come next; but conser- !
yatism held it's ground and the SAFER |
man went to the front.
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Earshquake starts aeyssrs.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.-Near
Salina Cruz, on the Pacific side of the
Isthmus of Tehuantepec, giant gey-
ser has broken out as the result of the
heavy earthquakes occurring in that
section since April 18th last. The big
column of hot water, rising to height
of about fifty feet, roars and misses
from among the rocks, and is an Object
of great interest to the people and to
passing vessels, being plainly visible
from the sea. 1t was seen and admired
by the passengers and crew of the
steamer Newport, reaching port yester-
day. The news is brought by the
STEINER that affairs in Guatemala are
becoming normal again. after the stare
occasioned by the tremendous earth
ouakes. The havoc wrought by the dis
turbances will not interfere with har-
vesting of the coming coffee crop, as
at first anticipated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-23
MAYOR INDICTED
FOR TAXING BRIDES

MINNEAPOLIS (Minn.). July g.
The grand jury has returned indict-
ments charging A A. Anes, mayor OF
the city; Fred W. Ames. Superintend-
ent of Police, and Joseph (Reddy) Co
hen with accepting brides. The
charges are based on the alleged col
lection of tribute from abandoned wom-
en-. in which it is charged that Cohen
acted for the Mayor and Chief.
when Mayor Ames was arraigned IN
court this afternoon on two indict-
ments. each charging that he received
SIS for protection" on certain dates
named from the keeper of a house OF
i'll repute his attorney denounced the
charges as infamous and trivial, and
demanded immediate trial. He urged
this further on the ground that it was
for the public interest that the charge
a pa;ust the chief executive officer OF
me CITY should be settled at once.
Judge Harrison said that the court
was no respecter of persons and that
the case must take it's turn with the
others. He set the case for trial July
18th. and fixed the bail at $4,000. which
was promptly furnished.
Neither Chief AneS nor Cohen were
arrafgned. The latter has not been
found and is said to be out of the city.
The trial of Captain John Ffchette OF
me police force began today. He is
charged with receiving 5000 for secur-
ing Patrolman Long his appointment
on the force
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LANTANA.

Prof. Koebele writes from Mexico
that If all the insects SO far found
nreyfne on Iantana could be introduced
mere that plant would soon be killed
Oft. Butt the Professor adds that ne
will go slow, so as not to send any ne%
nest into the islands. What he wants
are insects that will confine themselves
to lantana and not harm other shrubs
or crops. =
Pref. Koebele can be trusted 10 90
the right thing in the right way If he
succeeds in getting lantana OFF of our
pasture land the service will be second
only to that by which he saved the cit
rus Industry of California from the
cottony cushion scale. 1t is inevitable
that. unless our pastures are rescued
the prices of milk, butter and meat VIII
go UP; and that if they are freed from
the iartana, such prices will naturally
fall. An enormous area of the most
accessible pasturage is now covered
with veritable jungle which cannot
be prohtably cleared by hand; but once
cleared by nature it viii support big
herds of mich cows
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The following desirable properties
upon moderate terms:
Ia brand new and modern cottages
on Beretania street west of Piikoi
street
2-Cottage on Kukui Hill, near the
corner of Beretania and Nuuanu SITS.
s-Cottage on South street near Queen
street.
4-S Cottages on Chamberlain street
near Queen street.
5-Store In Orpheum block on Fort
street.
6-Land of the area of one acre, sit
uated on the corner of South and Hale
kauila streets, and suitable for storage
purposes, or for a building site for
warehouses or factory.
building site at Kamoiliili, front
ing on proposed extension of Rapid
Transit to Kaimuki. area one acre.
S-Three building lots on Kaaihee av-
enue and opposite the Experimental
Station at Makiki.
9-Taro land at Manoa and Pauoa.
10-Rice land at Aiea, Eva.
Also other lands suitable for agricul-
tural and other purposes in different
parts of this island
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THE REAL CAUSE OF DANDRUFF
AND BADNESS.

At one time dandruff was attributed
to be the result of a feverish condition
of the scalp, which threw off the dried
cuticle in scales.
Professor Unna, Hamburg, Germany,
noted authority of skin diseases. ex-
plodes this theory, and says that dand-
ruff is a germ disease.
This germ is really responsible for
the dandruff and for so many bald
heads It can be cured IL it is gone
about in the right way. The right way,
of course. and the only way, is to Kill
the germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this, and
causes the hair to grow luxurlantly,
Just as nature intended 1t should.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-23

1t is so natural in man placed as
Edward VII now is to worry over
trifies that the public need not be sur
prised at the report that he is uncom-
Portable oover the old predictions that
he would never wear the crown. Va
rious cIairvoyants and witches" have
brought themselves into notoriety from
time to time by such prophecies and in
his weakened state the King fears the
worst. On that account his doctors are
anxious to have the coronation over
with The ceremony has been shorten
ed to one hour and it is possible the
King may be able to get through with
it some fine morning early next month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-23

The progress of harmony in the Dem
ocratic party is watched with interest
in view of the claims of that party TO
the control of the next Congress. Mr..
Bryan accuses Mr.. Cleveland of being
a traitor. Mr.. Cleveland warns all
persons that Bryan has left Democrat
ic bed and board and Col. Watterson,
while not liking Bryan, says that ne
cannot go to rest withsa clear con-
science unless he has branded the Sage
of Princeton Inn as an Understanding
fraud. In the interim dozen Demo
cratic State conventions have given
Bryan and Organism cold shoulder
with uncomrnonly bad results to the
fierce creatures who still live in the
Calamity Belt.
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General Kitchener quite fills the eye
of the world as a soldier who is neither
a politician nor a courtier. In these re-
spects he calls to mind General Grant
in his earlier days and Sheridan as he
always was. Kitchener is essentially a
fighting man: and 50 long as he has
employment as such he is satisfied. But
under no circumstances will be go into
politics or become a carpet knight or
court functionary. The British Army
has long needed a commander of that
stripe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-23

The identical notes on the subject of
the fire claims, sent by the Japanese,
Chinese and Portuguese ministers, very
nearly brought the item in the Def
cheney bill past the gauntlet Of the
Appropriations committee. Had these
diplomats pressed a little harder they
might have won. From the shape
things are taking now. we believe there
will be no lack of diplomatic pressure
when Congress meets again and that.
as a result. the fire bill will be paid.
perhaps in full.