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New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
oUT-oF-TowN CHECKS AGAIN.


To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The first of the thousand New-York mer-
chants | hoped would demand the abolition of
charges out-of-town checks has spoken. under
the of Frequent Reader" in your issue OF
August 90. VIII not the rest express their views?
There Is defect III the present methods of
collection which no business man defend and
all should publicly denounce. Several years ago
published the peregrinations OF a check which
drawn bank In the adjoining town. upon
the same railroad, and yet passed in process of
collection through six distant cities and eight
banks. travelling in ten days a distance OF over
one thousand miles to reach a bank only six miles
from the starting point. This an exceptional
case but most checks are collected In roundabout,
unnecessarily expensive ways check Is a letter
directed to the bank having the deposit. 1t is a
letter OF exchange Everybody knows how letters
are transmitted through the mails. Why should
this particular kind of letter be sent thou
sand miles out of its proper course. and the de-
livery delayed over week? The public requires
of the postal service practically direct transmits
sion and prompt delivery. OF course. letter ad-
dressed to Peekskil and mailed Chappaqua will
be carried straight across the hills In wagon
by a star route. II will be sent by the Harlem
Railroad to New-York. and by the Hudson River
Railroad to Peekskill The whole country is pro-
vided with approved postal routes There should
also be approved check routes. which banks should
be required to observe in collecting checks
II the Fifth Avenue Bank. OF New-York City,
has checks on the Second National Bank. at the
corner of Twenty-third-st. and Fffth-ave.. they
are carried right past the bank drawn on TO the
Clearing House. in Cedar-st-. where representa-
tves of all the city banks meet daily at 10 a m.
so that checks all can be presented In ten
minutes In like manner, checks all points
around New-York. from the ST Lawrence to the
Potomac and west TO Lake Erie should be taken
nv city banks to the Clearing House In the after
noon and sent direct TO the banks drawn on.
New-England banks want the New-York banks
10 collect England checks In this most direct
manner practicable. They have accepted the invi
,stion of a Nev-York banker TO make their propo-
stion In writing They make the offer on condi-
ton that checks them shall be received by
New-York banks without charge to depositors. IL
Is no local matter confined to New-England. but
the beginning of a universal reform, q change
fron, indirect and expensive direct and economi
-aI collections. with gradual abolition OF charges
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
NEw.YonK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER :. 1902

stones from q wall In cIumsily scramoling over
it. and 90 his way without thought OF 'he
mischief he has done. unless it be to joke al II.
who would be nightly indignant If some one
we're TO throw a stone or poke pole through
his window in the city. Yet, the one is as much
breach of law and morals as the other II is
not we'll to seek to enforce that principle with
sbotgnn bnt in some way it greatly needs to
he
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
NORWAY HoNoRs FOREIGN SCIENTISTS

Christiania, Norway. Sept. 6.-In connection win
the centenary OF the birth Of NieIs Henrik Abel
the Norwegian rnathema ticii,n (which began here
september d. the honorary degree OF doctor Of
mathematics was to-day conferred on twentv-nins
foreign scientists, including Professor Simon New
como. OF johns Hopkins University: Professor J.
and RayIeigh. nus AA0i'+4
Illness prevented Queen Sophia from coming here
to participate in the jubilee
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

THE BISHOP OF sALIsBURY's RIDDLE
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: read with interest the proposed solution OF
the riddle in The Tribune of the 18th inst. but
IT does not seem to altogether satisfactory.
l do not see how siren be said to be 'gentls
and kind " when the storm has abated. more than
another time. nor how any one animal could be
said to be 'aIone in the ark. 4 foghorns weight ts
more than three pounds" and il can be heard
more than mile but this IS hardly the ienSth
of siren This version differs somewhat from
those that have seen before. Instead OF thres
pounds knew il three mites and for oest
read wish of our Isle meaning the r~nefa.i
Isle, it called the irish riddle II Is
easier TO critcise than furnish satisfactory So
luton. but IL seems to that the only thins that
be said to raise the wind is sunlight or the
suns rays. The first line read II sit on the rock
while I'm raising the wind" Wind is raised or
caused by the suns rays resting rocky places,
which heats the air and 1t to rise. while the
surrounding air rushes in. Nothing is more "sentle
and kind" than the rays of the after storm
The third line was, Tho seen hy the many. I'm
known TO but few Every one sees sunlight. but
comparatively few understand it's nature Accord
ing 10 Scripture those whose deeds are evil hate
the light. therefore both Gentle and Jew who re-
ject the true light may be so described The Cen
tiles detest me; I'm pork to the Jew. Kings with
out plumber await but my nod to kneel in the dust
that my footsteps have trod'' Sun worship has
been very widespread. and this worship is usually
offered at sunrise. Dust is produced by sunshine;
the daily course of the sun leaves dust in its path
Il have never spent but night in the dark. and
that was with Noah alone in the ark On the old
suppoSitfon that the Flood was universal there has
been but one time since existed when there
darkness all over the earth, l. when sunlight
has had a might with Noah.'' etc, might mean
while Noah was alone 1. e. with perso4 but
his own family My weight Is three mites my
length is mile When Professor Crookes invent
ed the radiometer he thought 1t proved that light
has weight. but mite is the for the light
est weight and the SUMS rays have three compo-
nent eements-heat. light and the actnic ray:
If Il has any weight Il is three mites" \ mile Is
eight furlongs stadia and the word sunlight. or
suns rays has eight letters steps its length
Sunlight Is certainly the wish OF the Emerald
Isle. H.
Asheville, y. c., Aug. Is, lsos.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
ARCHBISHOP CHAPPELLE SAILS

New-Orleans. Sept. 6-Archbishop chappeIls a..
companfed by Father LoreI-e his private se,ra
tary, sailed to-day the Southern Pacific stesns.
Chalmette for Havana 1S3
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
Business Ioiite.

Some COMPARISONS Are NOT "odious.
comparison circulation of The % oh tn
r,ls for the months August. 1901 and iS shNS an
ef Daily and 10 per cent suho8s s "
T. still forging ahead
The moral is obvious
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

HaK-witted adventures eager to risk their
lives in the Niagara rapids have not been
numerous of late, but it is announced that
further experiments of that sort may be at
tempted soon. Is there not some warrant OF
law on both sides of the river for police inter-
ference to prevent these periIous challenges to
6eatho
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
CzARINA's CONDITION sATIsFACTORv

Darmstadt. Sept 6-According 70 information re-
ceived here. the Czarinas condition Is in eyerz
way satisfactory. 0''
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

After his hippodroming convention at san
dusky. it is no surprise to hear that Mayor rom rom
L. Johnson Of Cleveland Is to make MS ofiio
canvass behind the flaps Of reguiatioh circuS
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

There has been a falling off in the fish pack
this season in Oregon Can 1t be possible that
even the salmon are trying to help the Beef
Trust to keep up prices?
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

On the Campana which arrived here vss+s-5,.
morning from Liverpool, were the following.
Charles Adler. lNlato, sr5 NJ. 80.
Miss Blanche Adler. FJs-sr0r 1l7l'iAe
The Rev. George d. Barker The Rev D. s45,-,-
Mrs L. Benziger. ! Henry " - ----'S'o
Ihe Misses Benzger. tC5eOree 4 EEsa-,
Charles Booth. iT;eorSs L-s--sT
George ". Booth lTr4 Fay r. = u,
Miss VI p Booth NJ ana NJ Cs1--- n.
j. b Breess. '- NO1-7S j. IL
The Right Hon. Lord Monk Miss Helen T yf~R-,4.
Breton NJ
M Mrs. = Rc-iairef mick ~ - 'i1N010
Brown.
Mr. Ms. Charles De- rasste- C5sns-aI - ~a[sSs
CordOva- i<Yr
Mr. and Mrs Ambrose The Right Frv = : r-c7
CFaIl=r- GsrgasI.
me Misses Crar1e- III. ". RhinelanGsr.
AMBROSE CraTner. r. F. ". Rhfneianda- r.
Alfred Davies. If r. iTrs Rev Il " F3bf7sI7rae-
Miss Virginia Earle. General a15 RIrs C,ba-Iassr
Nr and Mrs Fl. ". Frost.
Miss Jeanuie FroS-. fD'N---
"a " Er0st il W. ". sherman
W X Greene p. " Sherman.
r, Blouut CSresns- n
Mr.. and Mrs F E. HaIssy Nfr ana Mrs = II Uir,sr-
William ? Hanna
Some OF those who sailed on the steamship
Errurfa yesterday morning for Liverpool were:
Rev Cannon Armour. Ernest z. 7 Irons
Robert Bennett Mr.. and MIS- J. VI. Las-Ii.
Miss Lucy Bell Robert Macdonald
MI anc MIS- George Clark Joseph Walworrl.
Ir. and Mrs. John Hopkins.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Pier rents and leases swelling the
municipal revenues to a reasonable extent. Un-
der Tammany misrule the docks were parcelled
out to the favored pets of Fourteenth Street
without regard to the public interests.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

on out-of-town checks as the different sections
around New-York conform 10 the new order OF
things. following the excellent example OF New
England.
One important body Of q thousand members. the
Merchants Association OF New-YOrk. whose oo-
ject is to foster the trade and welfare OF New
York. might very properly extend the glad hand
OF welcome to the wEnsland banks and see
that their proposition. obtained by invitation shaI
be Hospitality received according promise.
Brooklyn. Sept l. 1902 JAMES G HALLOCk
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
WIFE OF BISHOP Foss GIVES n,xxva

Peekskiil. n y, Sept. (SpecaD.-A dinner No..
given at the Hotel Raleigh this afternoon ~ ,,
Amela Foss. the wife of Bishop Cyrus d F.
ot ID honor of the surviving member,
ertson' OF this village. BY a coincidence tbo -
surviving children happened to be at tbetr ~
nome this week They were Mrs Cyrus d e.
OF Philadelphia; ex-senator George w Robar+son
OF PeekskliI; Mrs Mary Wilson. wife of p VI
wilson, o. IT. Louis, Mo: Mrs. Augusta VET
wife of Major Henry Waters principsI ~ vogtra'
Lake School Michigan: Fred A. Robertson :.
Brooklyn, and Mrs. William d Sothard of I5s.a. OF
Kill Bishop FoSs- Major Waters and ssrarsI
others were also present Hands ONE pearl ns1sa "a
cutters with silver handles suitably inscribed T-sr.
given souvenirs. "eAe
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
souf People end Social incidents.

Sands the former winning the loving cup for -.
championship. The score was 60 10-s es
Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting gave a dinner ar -.
I.edges this evening. uis
Mrs. Charles NJ Oelrichs gave a h,n-bso
afternoon at the Clambake Club As
Mrs. Ogden Mills entertained at dinner TO-.
at Ocean View in honor of Grand Duke Eo-t sas
table and house decorations we're OF Arrer;aas
Beauty roses The guests included Count T~.
Baron Schlippenbach. Captain W. Barren Fa-'
Lieutenant Greaves, the Vicomte de paris eA ,T
Astor. Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Astor NJ is
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs. Ogden C>oaIo, .+i SUI
May Goeiet. Arthur Isen. Mr.. and Nrs :, ss @
Brooks Miss Gladys Brooks, Eugene Iijt-S@;a n VI
and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer. Mr.. and V-s MI
Gerry and tne Misses Mabel and Angelo ~ -. =. T.
rms afternoon, at St. Mary's Hall a n,,-sry
pretty taoleausr illustrative of Mother C.npl os
dies. were gwen for the benefit nf 81 LleiO-
Church. The Datronesses were Mrs ''I S9idrys
name MIS- fdul Andrews. Mrs. William C.-eeIancey
and others The children of Mrs GeoreeH HTTI2SSvenor
mrs Nliiam Grosvenor. Mrs. Winthron Cbasanler.
MIS- Ado1 Ladenburg and Mrs. Paul AnfraI-sa amer a
part in the performances e"S took
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

The editor Of the German paper who declares
that american arrogance is directed not only
against Germany but against all Europe"
ought to have a few minutes OF confidential talk
x-i+b p-fnca Henry The Emperor's brother
might be able to impart something of sweetness
and light to this troubled soul 1t Is not the
general impression here that the Prince dis
covered anv arrogance among US. In fact. it is
thought that he sailed away with a feeling of
cordial friendship to this republic, and had
satisfied himself that we were by no means
had lot after all.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

1.-THE Jewish Herald" a daily newspaper which
has been published for many years an ex-
clusvely Yiddsh sheet. made its first appear
ance yesterday with well arranged English
rage There is large population in the tene
ment house district of the East Side to which
the English language is a sealed book. but the
younger people are gradually acquiring a taste
for English, and it is undoubtedly in answer to
a demand from this part of the community that
the innovation has been made. The addition of
an English page TO The Jewish Herald"
probably hastened by similar feature in THE
Jewish World" the new. but already popular.
Yiddsh newspaper. This departure from the
strictly Yiddsh is indication of the growth Of
the American spirit on the East Side. on which
both publishers and readers should be congratu-
lated
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

On the Campania, which arrived here YESTERDAY
morning from Liverpool. were the following:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Many turfmen are asking this question with
emphasis: Are the betting rings and the book
makers at the race tracks an absolutely indis-
.'pensa Bile and inevitable evil?"
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

. The New-England Anti-Imperialist League is
not to be intimidated by reason or argument
from whatever source. Its reply to President
Roosevelt's recent speeches. just Issued. an
nounces with touching fngenuousness that it has
no confidence whatever In either the Presidents
policy or in his purposes 1t prefers to remain
unuolested and unconvinced.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

The Rev. and Mrs George Grenville Merrill have
left Tuxedo and gone to Newport. where they are
staying with Mrs, Merrilrs sister Mrs. Nicholas
Brown, at the Fearing villa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
OLNEY SPRINGS.

u v.- rv,,nr,r,i -.tac jsy. ago that tho
water had t.-cu turn-,i into the canal. hut %
yet " bs. nps <uticn j"us this Tar.
wn,. Park. Of Cnlorssi. springs vas in oi.
rcy SATURDAY. locking after sotnc cattle and
csiiinz on sotac friends.
VIM. AurkisBd ha. just finished shipping
nearly s..uo vo.th OF csiiic. aud has in''rr ycs
to sss.
The market Tor alfalfa hay is bppnIinx.
ptirsc h-y selling hcrc fsr - per ton on track.
Died. Friday last. Of pn-urnpnts. Nuna. lit.
tie daughter OF NJ. and Nr>. Hsn- wtcssir rpri.
ss..i .tse vc-r. Nr. sn'i Mr.. wtck.trrsn have.
the synp-thy OF the eommunity In their sd
bereavement.
The dance at the houe Of Harry Nnrris last
Thursday uisht vss veil attcu'Is'l aud n arrDl
time is tcppttcsl.
Mr.. y. T.i-r,.n Of Pueblo came down Fri.
.isy sud Hni.Ise,l her wurs pf usssuisinz y
H'yai Ncishtors ic-iEc. Holly is TO b- Or
rsnited NEXT.
Mr.. and Mr. Vaughn.
W. q. Ilapru las br-u on the sick list for
several days: elso little Edna sbsr.r.
john Howard. Who has bccr In the hospital
rt rushly for some time. returned hume last
night much improved in health.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
NEWDALE.

4 g~v .si.i ...s to b,c.. the h:mr 81 Ns.
Me. jasc rsyW t~ft It.t ~rrs q" make q
toax ei.it 9Th ksssss friend. ssl relatives.
tbssu. Jau. - tn the wife of Uvo. Heel. q
son.
VIII petahuaty. = broshrs.ia.lsv OF VIII
A"srt-s'u. srrisv.i svsscuiiy fr'm liiinsI.. hs.
Prayer mr.'tins ). uos he'll 81 In. ssnsssi.
bustsss s-sgi, "Wednesday ~v.uInss
TIE revival .rrsic.s rioss-i -u-dsr evening
with several s.lsiitksus tn the church.
N...-s sherman .s u svssur. Ill. asrivct
"Wednesday ou . visit t' his hr,aher sin'ls~.
VIII Morrison. anil Incidentally to l.-sk uvcr
the csapsry fof Investment.
The evening utiiins .ch.pi is ia h. revived
tie uf.t -sssiun trius tsssnusrtsu uiEht.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
OBITUARY.

A sd dsash occurred in the western
part us town ThurAlay. In August last
Msp. Z n. Moore snd bse brushse arrived
bsrs fepm tbsis home In Caliiosnts. driv.
ing through the counisy. Tbsy havs
lived In tsot here svve since.
whils pot iu greatly rpluced cirrum.
sesucss they suffered considerable pesya.
sSou. Mr.. Mooss vas = highly s,lucsir.l
lssiy sud spr = numbsr af yssss received
st wash,nsses. Slse vas = widow. hss
husband hsviug beea cnloo~l In the civil
uss. The dissasc which took Mrs. Moorc
10 = bsishsse world wAs p~ssiouiits
J. r. SpurH~oo. ser-aiiy II Elsmo ~.
ks. lissi ueas The Diushsm ranch yss.
seclay. Ths body is held IN the under.
taking pasloss oi the Rocky Fool Hard.
wssc Ga. awaiting iniosmaisoa from Tbs
sass ~ To iis disposition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

IL conte~~ion is good for the soul.
Prceideu, Havpme.cr OF the sugar irus,
mus, feel someubat relieved lie makes
the Ha,.foo,ei statement ,hs, the Cnban
sugar tariff or free trade With Cuba will
make no tiif1errncc ,n the tasc charged
consumers In this country. The -irus; Is
IN absolute coutrol o, ils. price. II peo.
pie refuse TO pay 'hc price they can have
no sugar. The only pctsces who will
i,eneti, by tariff! reduction. Mr.. Have.
meyer says. are the Cubaa ss,Tar pro.
duccTs. and he strongly recomwenis re.
lief for them. hut Mr.. Hsvemeyer for.
gets To- mention the fac, that The Cuban
sugar producer lives in New Yock.-ox.
nard Courier. Calif.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
For Sale.

Fine improved ranch 40 acres
all under cultivation. stocked with
everything needed-Jersey Cows,
fine Pigs. Bees, etc. Catlin ditch
water. New six room residence,
very convenient and comfortable.
Il. Il. station of Swink on one
corner of the premise g; also store
and postoflice. Enquire on the
rrem ses. W. +. Powars. 1896
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

Tho Mutual Farm and Home
Assn. will buy you . farm or resi.
dence or pay Oh = mortgage for
You aud take monthly payments
until paid out. Our plans are far
aud honest. No interest and NO
risk. We arc not represented by
n stranger here and we invite you
10 investigate our proposition.
Office at Briscoe's grocery. J. 8.
Woody, ngt. 81 81
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

In the district conrt few days since
the county commissioners OF Oteru
obtained a Judgment of s!,s1 .03 against
the Santa Fc. This amount had by or.
ror been dropped from the assessment
against the Santa Fe aud when the error
was corrected the road denied the right
The case will be appealed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I. 1909
Eairrpri.r T~leph'se-.
The Arkaa.a. Valley phch ASSOCIATION

me, at the Grand bo,ei Tuesday aud
discussed tho Colosai. ani Kansas water
case. which will cau,e up for hearing be-
fore tho supreme court IN Washington
February -. The ohiec. et the incs'inr
~a. To complete the caiploymeu, Of coun.
s-i. II |, understood that ,h. hearip.
on the 9Th will dcsctlnine whether OF not
Kansas has the r,sh, 60 Gle an Injunction
sutt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
st. Valentines Day, Feb. l4th.

We are prepared for the occasion
with the finest line OF Valentines
ever placed ON sale in Rocky Ford.
Send her a nice one. boys. Ken.
nety's z. y. Bookstore. 1855
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

The developments Of tue Boulder oil
field are most encouraging to the many
RocEy Ford people who have made IN
vesimenis IN that section. With the
present wells producing an unusually
valuable quality OF oil the Investments
made 10y our citizens have much promise.
The Office Of Fenlason & Gretchen is
headquarters for the Bradford Oil Co
where prospective investors will secure
all needed information aud may purchase
Of the stock treasury stock just placed
ON the market
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

q. z. Tustls l,as he ssv dwelling Ia
Park additioa Nsdy fos shs
plssssessp, bat ths vssihes n too Guild %
20 On With that psss u the work. Ths
sarss roudision, exists With seteerucs u
Dr. Lavsou's hsntsous rsssdsocs %
south Main street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
CHURCH NEWS.

German Baptist.
n'nS.sr.: .: SsS.s%ss; S',s%s:.r.ou
HIP. TALxHELN, supt. sunday School.
scrvlues every Sunday ~ foliows;
Sunday School q 10 u: n.
sin:"ss ESsnia. ssrsies: sst: !, u s:a. 4 u "''
Morning subjsct at the NJ. E. church.
.The Phsrisse and Publican." Evening.
.The Wise and Foolish Man. or Two
Foundations" Hymns, 38i. 45O. 400.
Epvoeth League topic. "rhe Pathway
OF Peacs;" Mn. Saunders, lender. Tho
revival meetings arc we'll attended md
full OF interest. They will continue dur
ing the week aud will continne indefinite
ly. All are invited. J. T.. knuckey,
pastor.
Tho German Baptist church will begin
| ses1es OF meetings next Sunday morn
ing. Services will be held every evening
next week. The meetings will be con.
Quoted by Elder Granville Nsvinger.
The public cordially invited.
The local society Of Christian Endeav.
oscrs celebrated the anniversary OF the
origin Of that body ut the Presbyterian
charch lust Sunday evening. the exer-
placs of the regular evening service OF
the church. A lnrge congregation wis
IN ATTENDANCE aud appeared markedly
interested iI the din erent features of the
program rendered.
Special evangelistic services are to be-
gin At the Baptist church mt Hn early
date. The date II not exactly fixed yet.
Rsv. W. II. w. Boyle Of Colorado
Springs inauguratcl y sssiss OF revival
services nj the Presbyterian church Mon.
day night. The church Was crowded nj.
msst to sufYocation and tho reverend gea.
tlemAn bsli tho close attention of the
crowd through most Of two hour ser.
vice.
Regular rssvicss vill bs held st tho
Presbyterian church usxt Sunday. con.
Quoted bv the pastor.
The special meetings At the Prvsby.
tssisn church are we'll attended aud fruit
tul oe go0d rssnlts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

The Masonic lodge bid mnch busine e
last evening, balloting on new applica.
tions, conferrinn degrees. etc. BY an al
most unanimous vote the movement
looking toward the building Of Mason.
ic temple was definitely abandoned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

Call at the Opera House Phar.
macy and get acquainted with the
new management. You will be we'll
treptel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

Make L. II. Gcrbing your but
cher. At his Meat Market will be
found tn. very hest. g3H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

X. a. S,eeu. q. 4. Patterson and O. q
Crawford, WHO was appointed by Judge
DIXON last Nuvemper to examine the
bcuks and accounts ut County Treasurer
Beerbobm. submitted their report at the
District Court Monday. They say
tbst the books and accounts are entiely
free from error aud have been skillfully
and carefully kept and that the system Of
keeping accounts Is such as to exhibit at
all times the exact condition of the
<puuty's finances.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

J. T.. Gaussr was in Fort Collins last
week a,,endin. the meeting Of the state
hoard ut agriculture ne The representative
~ the Rocky Fond Ditch Cu. When the
experiment station was established y
number ot holders ~ Rocky Fori ditch
stock transferred some y shares TO the
state for the use Of the station. Now
that n large portion u' the original sta.
ton premises have been abandoned for
experimental purposes. those who do.
mated their stock think 1t shonld be re
turned. Tie board saw the justice Of
the claim and will Hsk the attorney gen.
stal IL they can legally return the stock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

The Shelton. Hssdsy grocssy nov dsz.
siss Tbs eyes u the public with hns
new dslivsey vagun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07

In our sdvssaising oolamus r. 4.
ksspe suuouncss . bssud new seoak u
hardware, fnsuiturs sud stovel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-07
Farmers Attention.

Coal from our new mine-S1 30
ton at mine-Peoples Coal &
Transfer Co.