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Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

The signs of the coming of spring are beginning to show themselves here. Painting and house.cleaniug has commenced, and men are be. ginning to sit in chairs in front of the sidewalks.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

On account of the large amount Of illness there will not be any services in St. Johns church or Sunday school on Sunday, February 23rd.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20
Deaths

On Saturday, February b, at Globe, a son of Mrs. Samuel Blight, aged three years and seven months scarlet fever His fathers name was Crowl.
 On Sunday, February l6, at Globe, a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James E.. Ellison, aged seven years and three months; scarlet fever MT. Ellison is acting secretary of Globe Miners union
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Winter goods cut down in prices to make quick sales at the Cyclone mid winter clearing sale.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

All kinds of guns and pistols re- paired at the Eureka Repair Shop.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Rev. r. s. Eastman left yesterday morning for Stafford, Clifton and Morencl. on his annual missionary tour. He will be gone a week, which Is a very short time to do much good in those burgS.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Just received fresh supply cigars GLOBE DRUG STORE
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Robert l.. Pinyan, whose arm was broken while working in the Grey shaft on January 2l, was on the street Tuesday for the first time since the accident His arm is in a good condi- ton considering the nature of the in l. jury, yet 1t will be several weeks be fore he is able to use it perfectly.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Just received at the News Depot fine assortment bar glasses.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Best goods at the lowest prices This is the winning combination al
 MAX LANTIN'E.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Owl Owl, Owl... cigar , cents
 GLOBE DRUG STORE.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

l.. W. Leighton returned on Tues day night from Los Angeles, where he nod been in the interest of the Pinal Parafline Oil company and assisted AlOnzo Bailey, president of the oil company, in the purchase of stand ard drilling outfit. Next week we will be able t0 give definite infOrma. tion regarding the plans of the com pany,
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Notice-Everything in the furnitur line at bed rock prices at
 C. w. TILLMAN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

A recent dispatch states that the brigands have released Miss Ellen NJ. Stone and handed her over t0 tine American legation, and that the hus hand of her companion, Reverend Tsilka, has been arrested for putting up the Kidnapping job.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Tomorrow is the day on which the committee on territories of the house of representatives will submit their report t0 that body On the question uf statehood for the territories.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

The oil excitement in parts of Col . rado k laying all other business in the shade. and Denver men will hardly mention mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Mrs Leland Stanford visited Phoc- nix in her private car last Sunday.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Paints, oils, window shades, wa paper, at News depot.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Just received, at the News Depot fine assortment bar glasses.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Dr. C. II. MOSher resident dentist successor tO Dr. A. P. Preston. or ice over ilitchcOckS drug store. Open evenings from 6:30 tO So'clock, sundays from Q to II Ia. n.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Don't miss the grand masquerade ball, Washingt0nS Birthday. Febru- ary 22. Music by Prof Lyons. cornct, ist; Prof. Lamb, vioiiniSt: Prof. Short piano. Managed by Prof. |. C. Woods.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

1t is reported that man was held up at MUrenci the other day, and not having any valuables about him, the hold-upS took the biggest part of his clothing.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

The Atlantic coast, from Florida north, is being visited by the Severest snow and wind storms that have oc- cured there for years.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Our line Of Ladies Misses and Childrent Shoes is complete and Up-to Date.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20
pany

Albert l.. Waters, formerly shelter superintendent for Phelps, Dodge X Co. here, and now manager of mines and d shelter in sonora, has resigned to become general superintendent for four mining companies in the state Of JaliSco, with headquarters in Guada- laiara. Jaliscn is rich in soil, timber, water and minerals, and Is very healthy. MT Waters will leave his present position about March l.
 William Riley, better known as One Eyed Riley" d cowboy, we'll known in the territory, while roping COW, on d ranch near Phoenix, about two weeks ago, his horse fell thro wing him on the ground so hard that his skull was crushed, and he died few days afterward from the effects. Al though he has lived in the territory for years, no one appears tO know any thing concerning his relatives.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20
BOYS SHOES

Other reductions not mentioned here will he found tn be just as enticing
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20

Stops the Cough end Works of the Cold. Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tablets cure a cold iu one day No Cure. No Pay. Price 2 cents.
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20
MEMS SWEATERS

No. D4-A good heavy navy blue
 sweater; regular price sl; now 50c No l65--A lambs wool Sweater navy
 blue and maroon; regular price
 sl2o; sale price ..... ............ 15c No. S2o Mems heavy all wool Sweaters:
 regular price Sl D; sale price Sl2j No. 392 Mems fancy all wool Sweaters;
 always brought Sl a; safe price Sl ? No. 36l Mems fine all Wool Athletic
 Sweaters; were easily sold at S2;nowsl 10
Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-20
MEMS SHOES

No sil Mems Wei Kid, lace; neat
 ana swell shoe; regular price s3 75;
 clearance price ......... e 65 No. SjS-A Genuine Calf, plain toe, lace;
 real good shoe and always brought
 s35O; now for ..-...',- s2 65 No. s29-Men's Kangaroo Calf, Good
 year welt, Coin toe, lace; neat
 and seryiceable shoe; has always
 given satisfactiOn regular price
 s350; now ..,............... $40 No s46- Mems Vici Kid, lace, Coin toe;
 a neat, dressy shoe; regular price s; No l004 Mems Velour Calf, Goodyear
 welt, Coin toe, lace; one of our
 guaranteed shoes; always sold for
 Si50; clearance price ............. $3.45 No. s34 Mems Burro skin. plain toe.
 lace; soft and easy; guaranteed
 Shoei regular price s3 9; now S2.i5 "OO'' Mems Box Calf Harvard last
 Goodyear welt; very swell shoe and
 one that IS guaranteed;regular price
 Si 90; clearance price .......... S3. 45 Good Luck "A heavy high lace min
 ing shoe; just the thing for the
 hills; regular price $3 50; now. s245 "Klondyke "- Kangaroo Calf all solid
 plain toe; good easy shoe; sizes s,
 and lQ regular price S2 .5; now Sl.95 No. ll90-lron Calf Butcher, lace; good every w0rkday shoe; our best
 S3 90 shoe; clearance price S2 65 Reaper All solid Kangaroo Calf, plain toe, screw bottom: regular price s2; sale price ........... SI45 "Dynamitcr A heavy oil Grain work
 ing shoe; regular price sl 75; now sl25
 BOYS SHOES The Sheridan A good school shoe for boys; sizes l3 to 2; regular price Sl 9; sale price 95C "lhc Sheridan Sizes ! to ,; regular price sl.50; sale price ...s $lIO No SIS A good heavy shoe wears well
 and looks neat; sizes 2 to 5; regular price $25 50; sale price sl s5 No. v Box Calf, Goodyear welt: swell
 shoe for boys; regular price g 50
 sale price ............... SlO No. 76l6 Boys King Calf; well made and good wearing shoe; always sold
 for S2; sale price ....... $l 65
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
s.sp.sse-s ,se s.ayme~.

A Ernsl-msn prumincn, in ono Of
the state departments had ocessiaa se-
Gently to visit Ne~ York. rpoa his
way hack he was seated a, dinner op.
posite a gentleman whom. by the Gu,
of his frpck. his white tic and general
appearance. he took to be clergyman.
The waiter entered with the dinner or
dered by the supposed clergyman. lie
was a pomPous 6srky. With a pro-
nounccd strut. and dignity to sivs
away. just then the train rpunded .
curve. and before the waiter could 60,
on ais dignity the tray was tipped a
little and a bottle of salad oil fell into
the ''eiersyman's'' soup. breaking the
dish. and srlatt.TiaE soup and all oteT
his clothes. white tie and gray vhis.
kcrs. The clerical gentleman exhibited
all the external appearance Of having
an apopiec,ic hs. but before he could
say vord the waiter gathered up the
tablecio;h with all i,s contents and
vss on, Of sisht in a minute. The
clergyman turned 10 the Albanian. and
empha,ic;iiiy remarked; "My God. aiH't
he the limit
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
w.w,,.. r,,,. /, N.,.,-,

a DR.. Mobius has made some es,en.
sive anatomical and psychological in
vestisa'iuns. in his endesvor to fud
the place ~hioh women oecupy in life
He concludes that woman is ia,erme-
diate between child and man, both
mentally and physically. Mentally. az
we'll as physically. he AYERS that vo-
men are undevelupcd. that they are
no. so quick in perception that they do
not suffer pain as men do. etc. showing
lover-toned nervous mechanism. lie
also calls attention TO the fact that
while woman. on account OF her physi-
cal inap'i,ude. canno, Gil mans place
in life. man is invariably the superior
to woman when he enters the field.
which is usually assigned to her. Dr.
Mobius may possibly he correct. but
all the same We should not like 10 be
in his skin at meeting Of the average
voman's club.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
uIssnrir NiIrrur

The clerk of the senate committee
of the District of Columbia, Charles
Moore. has TesurTected from the luni-
ber room of the capitol mirror that
every vice president of the United
States is said to have looked into. IL
Is small one in a gilt frame and was
bought by John Adams for use in the
vice presidents room. lie paid $40 for
1t. and there was long debate in the
senate as TO whether the sum should
be allowed, but the bill was finally
paid. The mirror was handed along
from vice president to vice president
until IT reached Gerret A. Hobart.
After Mr.. Hobart's death the mirror
was taken to the lumber room of the
capitol. This last summer, after MIR.
Roosevelt had left Washington and
before he came back as president, Mr..
Moore got out the mirror and had I;
regilded. intending to give it to Mr..
Roosevelt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
". K. c. Proceedings.

The W. r. c. met in X. p. hall. Mrs.
Madeline Sloan. department chaplain.
gave the following address Of welcome:
1T is with great pleasure that extend
TO you the hospitality Of our city. In the
name Of our mayor and loyal citizens. and
especially Of Wadsworth Relief Corps and
the Grand Army Of the Republic. we
give you a most hearty welcome. We
open our hearts and homes to you. all
that we have is yours.
We sincerely hope that your stay with
us may be most enjoyable. for our city
has put on her most beautiful attire. has
robed herself in verdure green and gar
lands Of flowers in your honor. The
lovely days Of June are here. And
what is so rare as a day in June" All
things have eonspired for your pleasure
in order to facilitate your labors during
this meeting Of the eighteenth convention
Of the Woman's Relief Corps Of the De-
partment Of Colorado and Wyoming.
The order TO which we belong is a
noble one the outgrowth Of the gratitude
Of the loyal women Of the country and
their desire to extend the hand Of sym
pathy and help TO the man who Tough,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
The Encampment Decorations.

1t would take columns Of the Enterprise
To do anything like justice to a detailed
description OF the store and residence
decorations put up for the eneampment.
and such an amount OF space il is simply
impossible To give. II Can only mention
as prominent among the decorators tho
following business houses: Tho Farmers
Department Store. whose spacious show
windows gave them ample space Tor
elaborate display. The store Of Comrade
j. w. Phenieie was simply enveloped in
red. white and blue. Tho State Bank
made a truly characteristic exhibit with
number OF weapons Of war as well as
the national eolofs used in pfosussor. Tho
Golden Rule store had two good windows
on which much labor had been bestowed.
Tho Rocky Ford Grocery Co. was truly
loyal 70 tho occasion. II. l. Maxwell had
tent and sontryman on guard. The
Dawlcy Hardware and Furniture Co. had
. similar exhibit ascep, that the sentry
man was of guard. Tho north window
Of their furniture room was uniquely
dressed for memorial window. having
dfaped eassa; and funeral ,fsppings.
Geo. c. NaS~elIs window display Of
beans. bacon. handana handkefehiess,
o;c.. made a showing which bfoagh; WV
tCt{ 70 liu Ulstf6s " NiS fssSNsIl- Als
camp scenes Of the COS. A, the English
Lumber Co.'S office there was notably
artistic arrangement, Of tho national eolofs
which was designed ard executed BY o.
@. Crawford and Mr.. EngeL in tho snow
windows o. tho Rocky Ford Hardware
Co. ~a. a miniature piece Of artillery
wrapped in tho na;lJnsl eolofs- Hosi& d
Son with block sugar and hfo~nsa coffee
displays. and Banell with ~s;sfreion
and other seeds made ;hs letters q. a.
r. very ptominen: in Their sho~ Nsnap~s.
Fred n. Hilfisef bestowed SPECIAL pains
on his show windows and also The store
within and had very attractive dseafs-
;ion Of tho whole store, The dseofssi9ns
on hts residence @efe equally notable tof
the pains ard sasse Displayed. The tesi-
dsnces Of Mayer S~tns ard John T.
Codding were handsomely sdafns3 fof
tho occasion. TIE Presbyterian fnsnse
had novel ard tasteful, decorative
blending Of the aa;sonsl eo,1fss Al alo1g
the Inc Of march IN fae;. and over she
town in general. decorations Of the homes
ard business houses were ssty general
where they ~sfe no: elaborate
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
Observation-Disclosures
EHcAMpMeM1 RECEPTIONS.
The Reception Of the Patriotic Ladies'
SocleSlcs.

Tho Knights Of Py;hias hall never held
a more brilliant sssa'nblsge Of mon and
women than Wednesday evening. tho oe-
ession Of tho W. r. c. reception TO tho
veterans and the members Of tho other
patriotic societies. Tho hall was crowded
with fair women and brave mon" Tho
toilets Of tho ladies' would have done
eredi, To sseie;y function in tho state
capital. ~hile their guests Of honor wore
the regulation blue IN which they
had faced death for The integrity of tho
union. Tho woodmen orchestra furnish
cd delightful music. some Of which caused
tho ladies' 10 pfo'nenade with ryihfnle
no;son indicating ;hs: they regretted tho
handicap Of a heavy brussels CARPET. The
veterans were escorted 20 tho hsnspe;
room By the ladies' Of tho eofps. where iee
cream ard cake were served.
While this reception was filing X. p.
hall duplicate function was in progress
in tho pafsofs Of Hotel e Captain. where
the Ladies Of the q. a. r. held a fsssp-
,ion. The psfiofs and hsllsser jsmfnet
with the ladies af the circle and their
guests. and many plsasan; seauain,snees
made. A generous shefhss bowl presided
over By Misses Belle Swins and Mamie
Chfi;;on furnished a delightful beverage
20 the hundreds Of guests. Tho ENJOY
fnsn,s Of this reception and ,ha; at The
4. p. hall were reluctantly eu; short by
the openinE Of the program a, the Trad
ing Co.'S building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13

for the saving of the Union. They have
ever since held dear to their hearts the
interests and welfare OF the old soldiers.
for as time passes
The days hold less OF gladness.
This nights more weight of sadness
for the remnant of that great army
which braved hardship and death that we
may enjoy this land Of freedom and
peace.
I'VE have only a few more years to
care for them as the ranks are thinning
fast. 1t is estimated that one more
decade will end our labors. Let us then
strew the path of these heroes with the
blossoms of love and kindness, thus show
ing cur loyalty TO them and the beautiful
emblem Of our country that they saved.
'oh beautiful flag 50 pure and white,
Thy radinnr stars arc life and light;
The ilns OF our union bright and fair.
That waves In triumph cverywherc'.'
The response was by Mrs. Theresa
Jenkins OF Cheyenne.
The retiring president. Mrs. Johnson.
was presented with a handsome $50
badge. tho presentation speech being
made by Mrs. KILN Of kiowa. Mrs.
johnson was also presented with an
officers gavel in the design Of g canta-
loupe with handle in IT, The regular
committee reports were made. Late in
the day general reception TO the depart
ment officers was given. and very largely
attended.
Thursday morning the w. r. C. pro-
ceeded to the election Of their department
officers. who are the following: Emily r.
Jones Of Greeley. department president:
Minnie L. Benson Of Denver. senior VICE.
president: Adelia Mulford Of Boulder.
junior vice-president; Ida Critehell. Dem
yer. department treasurer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
A rirearm Of tho rorme- DAYS.

kmorg the Interesting relies ;hst the
saeampsnen, brought 10 iiRh; there has
been on exhibition in ;hs @. a. r. hall
this week a qusin; Old tiins ioes musts;
,ha; was found in 1899 near a spfins in
the foot hills Of the Rocky Mountains
some Sc miles south Of Denver. u was
found BY brother Of CIR Alderman
Roth. and By AID. Roth lcansd 70 she @
a z. for hall eShitit The cid shooting
iron had been changed from is original
ard ansisnt design Of a flint lcek 70 a
pereussson cap discharge. the indsn;sti01
Of the barrel supporting the fash pan
remaining On The gun.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
The Boy. WIN Arrive Later.

w. w. Busbee. the western agent Of
;he children's Aid sOeis;y Of New Yerk.
says that he Is obliged to cancel the date
for The ARRIVAL Of the party Of boys adyer-
,ised for June 27;h. as the demand for
boys IS so Trea; that none could be had
for that date. The boys will arrive later
in the season and due notice will be given
all interested parties. Remember This
ard wait for next notice. In the mean
time think about This matter and see Il
you do not want boy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
Thursday Evcning.

Thursday nights program opened with
good music by tho Rocky Ford band and
a good deal Of noise by tho audience. I;
was no, until CAPT. Jack Crawford eafno
forward To second tho efforts Of Chairman
c. c. washburn In getting quiet that tho
audience came TO order.
There was promp. response 70 Capt
Jacks appeal. and Miss vanpenborg ron
dcfed very pretty solo entitled The
Veterans Last Song.
Then Capt Jack 90: tho platform again
and delivered tho Cowboy Sermon" for
which hc had been billed tho previous
evening. !; was Characteristic ard whole
some and well gwen. and tho eongregs-
ton didn't have 10 ba called 10 order
while he talked.
A recitation by Miss Hyde followed.
The COMMITTEES 70 Judge Of ;tr deeofa-
report. through Mrs. Ida Cfitshsll. Tho
now department treasurer Of the w. r.
C. The prizes were awarded ss follows:
Business building. Farmers Department;
Store: residence. Mayor S~ins's,
Miss Huston pleased tia audience with
a song and was recalled fof another.
Mrs. Mary Abbott. president Of tho
Ladies AID Of tho Sons Of Veterans. made
an address Of acknowledgment 10 tho
Rocky Ford entertainers Of her auxiliary
society. She also presented bouquet u
roses 20 tho now department commander.
Con. Huff.
Gen. Sherman. tho retiring department;
commander. made brief speech with
like acknowledgements.
The chorus Of Rocky Ford male voices
rendered Just Before tho Battle. Mother.
Mrs. Curtis playing the accompaniment.
II 4 II
address Of thank you In substitute for the
newly elected presiden, Of the w. r. c..
Mrs. Emily Jones Of Greeley.
Gen. Huff. the new department COM
rnandsr. spoke next. in fulsoma praise Of
the entertainment; given the eneampfnent.
Mrs. Ross. the newly elected president
Of the Ladies Of the O. a. r. made the
next spsseh Of thanks.
Col. Vaughn Of Denver. the new dele
gats-at-larFe Of the department. was
introduced and amused the audience as
well ss thanked the Rocky Ford comrades
a class Of pupils from the public
schools gave a pretty flag drill. under
the direction Of Miss Net;ie Partner.
Co1nfade mekilip Of Pueblo GO; the
floor for talk about his experiences in
AndersonVille prison. but a train outside
the warehouse with bettar pair Of lungs
had the inside track. and half the audi
enee got tired Of the oratorieal contest
and moved out.
Miss Houston sung another song.
And then Capt. Jack Crawford got the
floor TO wind up the eneampment meeting
with one Of his characteristic addresses
He said !; was a compliment to the vet
Grams that such an audience would sit so
long 20 listen 10 their programs. All
waited till Jack run down then gave
him hearty round Of applause and wen;
home.
Gen. Sherman. retiring department
commander. like the chief officer Of the
w. r. C.. was presented with gavel Of
the eantaloupe design. which he greatly
pyizes
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
Wednesday Evening.

Wednesday night the camp FIRE was
presided over BY W. b. Gobin. The pro-
gram had a lengthy prelude Of music by
The eornet bands and drum corps, after
which the La, Junta quartettes pleased
the audience with one Of their well-ren-
dersd songs. entitled 'ln Libertys Name. s.
and were eneored.
Mrs. Beerbohm followed with charm
ing rendering Of the Mckinley Memorial
Hymn. She received a well deserved
recall.
Miss Hyde gave another patriotic DEC
lanaton. Our Captain"
Capt. Jack Crawford next entertained
the audience for half hour with stories
Of his experiences during visit to the
effe,e east. He attended Italian Grand
Opera in New York and social function
in Boston. The stories were told with
eonsunmate skill. though elegance was
subordinated 10 force and dash.
An oratorioal medley by Misses Pol
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
Gov. ormsn's Reception at the Homo
Of d. U. Dye.

Governor James q. orrnsn and Mrs.
Ornsa wers attendants al the enestup-
frsn;, They were IN the city as The
guests Of nf. and Mrs 3. v. Dys. who
on Wednesday afternoon rendered them
an informal reception a. the beautiful
Dye home on South Main street. Be-
tween The hours Of $3.50 ard 1880 quite
a company Of cur eitifsrs Pad their re-
spsets TO the state executive and his
arniahle LADY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13
THE SURE WAY

10 prevent Pueunnpnia and Consumption
Is TO cure your cold when II frst appears
cough IN n night and drive the toiI dut
of your system. Always quick and sure
cure for Asthma Bronchitis. and all
throat and lung troubles. n u doe not
satisfy You the druggist will refund your
money Write to us for tree sample. w.
III, Ho ,ker 4 Co. Buffalo. n. Y. For
sale by Hereford 4 Award
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13

Capt. Jack Crawford Of San Marcial.
N. NJ. was the next figure on the pro-
gram. and very unique one. He is in
physical makeup the typical frontier
woodsman and army schout. while intel
lectually he has much Of the taste and
talent OF the literateur. He entertained
sonal allusion and original poetry. given
with much force and native eloquence.
The Enterprise will give elsewhere some
extracts from Capt. Jacks literary saddle
bag. He made an interesting figure in
tho encampment gatherings in many ways
and always attracted general attention
whenever and wherever he got tho floor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-13

Gen. Sherman. department, commander.
responded To the weleome addresses Of
Mayor Swink and MAJOR Chri,;on. saying
that tho little city o. Rocky Ford had
given the q. a. r. boys and their wives
and s~eo;hear,s = magnificent reception.
sponse 10 the addresses Of welcome on
behalf Of tho w. r. C. Tho point Of her
remarks was tho value Of tho patriotism
being ,au-h, in our public schools.