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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
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San Esteban Proto- Martir.

Este gorioso Santo fu6 hebreo de, nacion
y Sc educo con Saulo EN- a escuela del famoso
doctor Gamaniel, discipulo ocul o de J, sucris o.
Eo su juventud Sc dstlnguo por la pu eza lie
s,,s costumbres por una conducta POGO com1n,
mereciendo ser 81 primero dc O, siete ore or
tcnaron de diaconos los apostolos para ayudar-
les en- SD sagrado m mis- eric, en- los p imeros
dias de la Igesa Su ard,ente ce 0 FOR go-
ria de Jesucristo ie atrajo Ell odlo de los judios,
Que le condenaron q morlr apedreado Mientras
SIS enemigos Sc preparaban quitarle la vida,
exclamo el santo diacono: "Veo los celos abier-
tos y al II 10 del homOre a Ia destra de Dlos'
Como 81 hubieran dido aiguna blasfe'nia, sc ia
;,aron los Judi IS sus oidos e1nDezar n des H
targar sobre el S nto una liuvia de- piedras l
iuesto le rod l4s,st XclaI osfoefor. NOS se In
.;,;tdlses. pecado os pi 10 qle Sc 10 perdonels II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
GOMEROlOY NAVEGAOION
Revista de operaciones pracdcadas hey

50 cIs jabon 50 CTS galletas 10 SIS chfcharos BIS
remslachas BIS navos 20 BIS coles BIS efectos
A la ordsn A B 1913 jamones A 20 SIS ave-
ma 10 he's jamones E F 2ot3 manteca
G c manguera G II hcs jsmones J D
NJ 43 bits varios 44-7o bultos provisones J
l. CT dulces CTS leche d cIs datiles CTS sal
mon bI sal atdo ciruelas cl cocoa COOL cl
medias CT escritorio 4-Io he's cocoa 2
cIs encurtidos ] B 3S fds tabaco r CT taba-
CO 3S-I CT encurtidos hcI cocoa CT dulces R
L 5 ocs jamones 1875 CIs encurtidos M n 5
he's jamones S T 25 fds efectos 6-1o cIs leche
M ID CT varios w X o5l2 bis manteca 100
I CT cintas NJ bits z d cIs efectos SOL eli
armas bulto 34-I5o SIS harina 0 p
a5Ia BIS manteca oC CT mangnera G P G
S 2bIs sal q frutas CT te P Ct tabaco S
5 he's loza 5 codes P Q r Is fds efectos Q K
1913 manteca.
sALIDAs DE vRAvESA
Para Brunswick (Ga.) gol. amer. Martha
E. Wallace" por su capt. an en- lastre.
Para Aguadilla vap. esp "Alcia" por So
brinos de Ezquiaga con carga de trdnsito.
Para Habana escalas vap. cub. "Julia"
Gibara:-M Manuel Olivar IA novil!as I65
a1ojos af1ojas.
Habana:-Bozzo Bas CO. I GAIA muestras
encajes.
sALIDAs DE CoSTANERoS
Para Aguadilla ruta vap. amer. Porto
to Rico con carga general.
ENTRADAS DE COSTANEROS
Ninguna.
DESPACHADOS
OPERACIONES SOBRE Ell MUELLB
CPERACIONES DE BUQl Es EN- PUERTO
TRAvESIA
San Jose Mallorca Barcelona
Springfield pend1entc
I1Stire Fl TnoerSol1 Tescar0apdo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26
vapor acoAMO"

Este buque lego aver de New York con
noventa pasajeros, entire los cuales 6grr'n don
w, Borda v famiia don Juan Cortada. dor
Pedro. Fournier y una hija, la tamiia Gual, de
Gna ANA; Mr. Keedy, don Gu,tavo Preston
esposa don Conrado Paau. don sKamfn H.
patr6 !, e Dir Romero Canterov Mr.. Smith
se, retario de la Junta Superior deSanidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26

La glorioSa rnuerte de San Es'eban sucedi6 el
afio 50 de Jesucrlsto, sieudo llorada por tcdos
los fleies. San Agustfn refere gunos de sus
milagros, como testigo de vista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-12-26

Dciembre ~, Sabado.-San Juan Evan
geiista.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09
"A. P. ABBOTT &CO
# YOU ARE Indicating

Where buy your White Waist 20" had oJ' ,oss Ion
over sample line, a. they are selling at o"e'A""
usual price.
YOU OUGHT TO
see onr two-pece suits selling at Csc $lo And 149 tor
they are all special values
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09
Wedding In the Vanderbilt f|nmiJ,

Lcnox, Mass. July o.. The mo~i
maSililcrnt wedding that ever took
plac" IN tine BERKSHIRE hills. that -.
Miss lila Vanderbilt Sloane, thtro
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. WilliHH.
douglass Sloane Of Kew York, a,r
Mr. William Rradhurst Os%ood Field
was celebrated in Trinity I,ujsrnr.i
church here The guests included
mainly persons whose wealth and &,
rlal distinction have made tler nan,..
widely known.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09

washington. July 9.-Tht follovin,
nontcd:
Maryland J. 5. Sclby, Rover; J y
McMuhon, Windy Hill.
PennsylvnuIn J. 5. Nraimao A..
GOOD; W. =. Miller, Rcbersburg
MasSnchUE'tts-M V. h. Eri,nos
East Temp!rton.
Maine X. l.. Gay, Casco.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09

LOOK OVER remnants CT laces ana llIto"l
What there Is lett from last Saturdays sale will be sod
this and any piece is bargain and will be 10
the last piece
OUR WASH GODS This is the weather for lighter,
cooler goods and assortment is as good as we are
able to keep by buying every pretty desirable material
that we think l trade will want We are selling at
present all of our Is and lSc Dmties at l24c. We
have two pieces of soc Chal!ies that closing at
25c PEI yd. Are they what you would like:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
CITY BUILDING SITE WANTED
Pressing Need for . Central Site
for the Hose House.

The aie depastme nj committee of the
city council has not. up 10 date. been
able TO comply With the councils In.
strucsioos 10 hnd \ new location for tho
fire apparatus. All the ground svail.
able centsrius about the junction of
Main ssssss and ths Santa fe tracks 10
about occupied and new site for any.
thing 10 that vicinity IL hard to fiud.
The little ground that the city still COP.
isols On tho railway grounds has not
depth coough TO admit OF the - foot
building required for . hose house unless
the hook aud ladder truck ts made TO
run out lcngthwisc Of tho lot and
parallel with instead of at right
angles 10 tho ssrecs. which is not 9
desirable nrraugem~ut. There is oua
available aud also very desirable location
which u OF The railway right Of way but
yet very ccatra1. IL is tho vacant Rsck.
CT land between tho Grues barber shop
and the Cbriiou cafpcatcr shop. os
Front street. facing the Santa Fe depot.
II V unquesiionably the best place In
town foe = permanent Hire hall. and the
city could not do better than make pur.
city hall, In which could be combined
tho lire staiiou, CITY council chamber.
clerks Office aud possibly a public II.
brsry and reading room. Tho area IN
front Of this ground is likely to remain
open ground u MOI parked plot. A
good depot building will probably come
time adorn part Of u. bat In that case
the open area that will remain makes the
situation = i. sirabje one for public
building. Mr. Rocker tells rs that he is
prepared 10 encourage such a plan on
the part Of the city and will pot exact
any c1horbitaut price for his land. But
this question aside. tho present and
pressing one is a site for the fire sppara.
tis and there IL nothing 20 available rs
this Tor even Temporary use. The ren.
tai asked by Mr.. kecker 10 ~ per month
for 5Ox60 feet. THIS 10 not more than
fair interest on the land value Of the
aifc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1909.
General Linus 4. sherman. command.

General Linus l.. Sherman. command.
or Of the Grand Army O. the Republic
for the department, Of Colorado and wyo-
ming. has issued general orders relative
TO the observance OF Memorial Day. fr.
day. May 20. The various civic societies
will be invited to take par, in the pro-
gram. The department, commander rec
oumcnds that one or more comrades bc
selected to visi, all public schools in the
locality of each pos, on the Friday before
Memorial day. and relate to the children
nomc incidents Of the war. conveying an
idea OF It's COS, in blood and treasure.
On the Sabbath preceding Memorial day.
MAY ss), caei, pos, will arrange TO at
tend divine service In body. aeeompan-
led by auxiliary and other patriotic
societies. These services Ia Rocky Ford
will be held at the Bap,is, church In tho
afternoon. the sermon being delivered by
Rev. Wilson Mills, pastor of the Baptist
church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
NO CROP EQUALS
SUGAR BEETS'
Facts ars Good Enough Without
Wild Exsggeration OF tho
Value ofthe Beet Pulp.

There l. still lingering belief in many
quarters that lie is just as good as the
truth; and there are others who believe
in lying when it is done judiciously.
We are still long way from the convic-
tion that all lying is mistake ana tha'
. In the last analysis false statement
works out unfortunate results. II this
were not the condition there would be
little more care taken as to the state
ments made about the fertility and pro
ductiveness Of the Arkansas valley. which
has had great deal Of unqualified and
unwarranted lying done about 1t. The
latest sample Of it is an article appearing
In the Topeka Daily Herald and repro
duced In several Of the weekly papers OF
the valley. In regard to beet pulp as feed
for milk cows. 1t is hardly necessary at
this date to tell anybody who either
keeps cows near beet factory or reads
the papers. that beet pulp as food ar
sicle Is Of extremely small value. In
Germany In particular the most careful
and exact tests have been made over and
over again under both individual and
government direction. and 1t has been
demonstrated beyond the possibility
Of doubt that the feeding value OF beet
pulp Is limited. By repeated tests it
has been shown to carry not more than
10 per cent OF nu,ritivc elements. while
there arc other elements in its composition
that do actual damage to the animal II it
Is freely fed.
The percentage Of fat.forming matter.
which is all that would be available in
butter making. is 9-Iooths Of ono per
cent. The absurd article referred to
made the dairy value Of pulp greater
than the original sugar value Of tho beet.
Near at hand VIC have ono Of
the bcss authorities on pulp feeding.
Il Is the I.ockhart Live Stock Co., which,
was especially equipped for feeding the
pulp from our local factory and which
has made very careful tests. The opinion
Of Col. Lockhart. the head Of tho con.
ccru. enincislcs with the results obtained
In Germany. the conclusion being that
pulp feeding for any purpose Is Of cx.
trcmciy limited value and must be very
judieioas,y done In connection with the
use Of other food ssuas. A dish Of apple
sauce has It's use In the human stomach,
and 80 has little beet pulp In tho s,om.
ach Of milk COW. but Il won't do for a
regular diet. The man who gave the In
tcrvicw to the Topeka paper and sent
marked eopis. Of !, up and down the
Arkansas valley must be intending 70
work our farmers a little later for the
purchase u hand cream scpara,on with
view to ccnsraiizns tho production ol
butter. to the de,rimcnt Of the crcan,er'
les Of the valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

The following concerning the life Of
the farmer is trne in every particular
staiemcnii The farmer doesn't have "a
solicit patronage from anyone. lie
doesn't have TO enter into competition
aud strife with any OF his neigibj ire like
merchant; he doesn't have 10 wrangle
for living like n lawyer; he DOESN'T
have 10 depend on his collections reluc-
family dolei out ms editors do; In fact lie
more time and opportunity far oVltivat-
ing Ills mind; he Inns fewer allpwmcuts
for o1rruptiDg his moralsI and his oecu.
patton is more conducive TO the higliest
development Of his physical power than
any otlIor,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
Navsjoes and Their Blankets.

We make the following extracts
from private letter from Rev. ii.
II. Antes. OF Faith Mission. Anath,
Utah. which is doing n splendid
work for the Navajoes Of that por-
ton of the west:
Rugs are higher than they were
year or more ago. owing to the
unusual demand for them which
arose in 1901, and the consequent
competition Of traders to get them
Of the Indians, together with the
shortness of wool IN hands Of the
Navajoes, and their disinclinn ton
to weave any more blankets than
they have to, in order to keep
alive. II these people wanted to
work and there was anybody who
would constantly keep n lot Of
wool on hand for them. (for they
will not keep it thcmselvcs) il
would not tnke many months Ia
produce such lot Of rugs ms
would fairly glut the market.
But the conditions and circum-
stances being what they are, the
number Of good rugs will always
bc more or less limited. aud prices
correspondingly higher.
Mr.. Antes refers to nm item in n
recent Enterprise concerning the
employment OF Indians in the
beet fields and hopes that white
and Mexican bootlcgecrs and
gamblers can be kept away from
them. Payment in merchandise
instead Of money he thinks would
conducc g to their welfare.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

A suit has been died Ia tho Colorado
supreme court for tho purposs of having
tho six amsndtncnts TO the state coussi.
tuition. which wers adopted by The ihir.
tcesth general assembly. declared un.
constitutional. and 10 restrain tho sscss.
tsry Of state from havin. said proposed
amendments. published. The principal
ground upon which tho suit 70 based ID
that -rhe assumed amendment 10 section
/? article n. author isius tho proposal Of
amendments 10 sig articles VI tho coassi.
tuition at a single scssion of the icgisla.
turc was not itself proposed. submitted
or adopted ne by the constitution snthor.
isei. but In manifcst disregard of soc.
ton l. article 10. and sectiua of the
bill Of rights. which provide proposals.
for lis revision or alteration through a
convention Of the people with every safe.
guard Of prudence and conservative
actiou.-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Oar farmers have been compl aiming OF
a lack Of water. The past scarcity ought
TO remind them TO use water economical.
" when II is available. Yet all do not
do go, ms testified by the llale,l roads in
Garden Place. This eIcrss Of water ~
soiicned the earth over recently oiled
water pipe ss 10 cause ]. y. Dukes
hGrse to receive u fall yesterday, throw.
ing Mr.. Dukes TO the ground gnitc
heavily. The Law IL quite severe on
roads and streets, but It's enforcement is
almost dead letter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Prot. l.. q. Carpenter will. within a
few days, renew tho work he has under.
taken in the past Ia tho Arkansas valley.
Hereafter this work of measuring
water dow. loss frOm secpage. etc. will
be carried on partly on government ac-
count. incidentally IL is eSpecic,l that
a good deal Of data will be obtained thai,
eau hereafter be used in the Kansas Col.
orsdo litigation in the United States
supreme court. I, is Prot. Carpenters
view that the issna of this litigation is
not much to be feared by Colorado pco.
pie. Several years will bc consumed
probably in ob,aiDin. tho facts asked
for by the court in It's recent deciaion.-
Fort Collins Express.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

The Law cnacici by tho last lc;i-ln.
turr. known rs the Ammons Law. pro-
yides that railroads should build fcnc-s
along their lines and should pay sis per
head for all cattle killed IL 10 fcaici
that tho attempt TO place an arbitrary
value upon live stock will no, stand the
test Of the courts. and on that this &C.
count the law will bc invaliiaicd. II is
unfortunate ,ha, 90 much Of the work Of
ihis legislature should have been bo.ch.
,,i in this manu.r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
ROCKY Fore, to the
Front Il, Horses.

An energetic canvas Ia on foot TO form I,
company to purchase the beautiful French
coach stallion brought TO Rocky Ford by the
McLaughlins OF Illinois. the great horse
breeders and importers. or tho Si.Gi0 needed
to hay the animal $500 had been subscribed
yesterday. @. j. Cover has the. organization
of the company In hand and seems to be
making It 20.
This purchase. In addition tn that of the
French Pcrcheron few weeks ago, will place
the Rocky Ford country near the head OF the
procession for tine horses. both roadster aud
draft,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

In another column will bc found the
general invitation OF the G. A. X. TO the
civic and sccrr, and other societies Of Our
town to take par, In tho encamPmens
parade. As matter Of local pride as
we'll as qualification TO our old soldier
citizens I, Is To bc hoped tina, this invita-
,a,ion will be heartily and ananiraoasiy
responded to. We have societies enough
OF ono sor, aud another To make a pro.
eession tina; will require an hour to pass
a given point. and they should all turn
out. i, will be impossible for some Of
the "jiners" to appear In as many places
in the procession as they arc entitled TO,
la, every member of a scerc, OF civic
order slieald appear a; lcas, once in the
line. II they will do this the showing
will be very good one. The managing
committee asks tho societies 10 X. 5. v.
T.. TO the published invitation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Tho recent dccisioa OF Judge voosb~~.. af.
nrmin. tho validity Of the isv allowing
diiches to loan water. uss . most just ossg
aud has already hccu productive Of valuable
results whii- this suit vss psadins and the
leaning Of vai-r prevented. sugar t-rcts snd
other crops suffered delay aud Suss- AZ so"a
as Superintendent Cheu uas allowed tn s-rs.
n,ii inaains. tho reduced snoant Of water
available uss made us~ OF With prudence and
economy and tho valley bescast~,i many
thousands OF dollars hy the iisr put Into tho
erop.. Having Juisc vooshccs' opiaioa that
tho losninx Of water is good iav. and the
opinion of the fsrts~ss that u 10 good COM
moescnsc. the sssr.snanins statute is too
stronsiy intrrnchei to 10 successfully as.
tackled.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Hon. W. u. Ehl,crs iakes = very On.
couragipg view Of tho outlook for the
cantaloupc. He says that tho various
dates Of planting promise TO bring The
crop 10 maturity al such different dates
as 10 scatter the harvesting over long.
er time than usual. This avoidance Of
excessive shipments at ono time will con.
iucc TO better prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

:S~ssc years ago the Sons of Veterans
hal an efficient organization in Rocky
Ford, but i was allowed to disband. In
view of the approaching C. A. X. en-
canipmcnt it is highly desirable tina; the
organization be revived. The comrades
of the Wadsworth Post are giving the
matte all possible encouragement and
we trus, will succeed in awakening pa
triotic enthusiasm in those eligible for
membership in the Sons of Veterans, who
number about DO i'll Rocky Ford. Lc,
the boys ',get move OH them
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
= Kick and an Expsanasion.
liocky Ford, May 10, 1902.

To tho Editor Of the Enterprise;
Water Ia again In the Catlin canal
Bnt we are locked down ms usual TO get
water down the late extension they say
Now men who should know the law
claim they have no legal right 10 lock
down any water appropriated or sold TO
land prior to said extension aud for the
purpose Of getting water down any such
extension. Many are ready TO pay their
ehHre TO find what the Law Is in this case.
Now this being locked down from one
to thrce days every run OF water means
much to rs, aud II We do not by Law havc
TO submit to II. I move ihat we see how
we stand aud II they have no legal right,
move we put a stop TO II.
Reepectfully,
S u. Haley.
We believe the question Of priority Of
water as affecting the Fnirnrpant exten.
sion Of the Ca,lin has been mp for ad.
Iudioation and settled finally some time
since. As 10 the situation just at tbis
time wc are informed by the ditch
authorities that all the water given the
Fsirmount people up to date has been a
little for domestic and stock. watering
purposes, upon which the law insists
The upper end OF the Catlin has hean
deprived Of nuAhiu9 u should have up
to date.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
GREAT OIL PROSPECTS
FOR ROCKY FORD.
Tho Hunter Electrical Indicator Shows
Cross Veins Of on. Olviag Hope
Of Double Amount Of
Production.
Citizens Should Add $1,000 to th<
$1,000 In Hand and Let
.DrllIlng BeEia.

4. u. Hunter. the man who claims to have
an Instrument shat will locate oil veins with
out boring for them. was brought to town
again this week by some mcmbers Of the
Rocky Ford OIL Development Co. The whole
company II not committed to approval OF Mr..
Hunters test work. part OF the stock sub.
scribers only putting up tho expense hill.
They tonk Mr.. Hunter out south OF town yes
terday and had him make test. His instru.
mcnt consists OF small tin vessel Of slobuisr
shape about tho siso OF . hons egg. having
two tubes At different angles attached like
.Iouts 10 = tcakettic. Through these spnuts
Mr. Hunter pours from two bottles two chem.
ical compounds which he claims arc the
chemical atiinities of petroleum. oil. Then
into tho two spouts hc inJects the butt end Of
two willow switches. and n man who accom-.
panies Mr.. Hunter for tho purpose. and be-
cause he Il u man inordinateiy charged by
nature with electricity. takes Oao OF tho pro-
jectius switches In his teeth aud pivots the
point Of the other switch on tho palm OF his
hand. the hand being held facing out~ ard at
the region OF the stomach. Held In this po.
sition the vessel Of chemicals at the end Of
the switches Il supposed To swing toward the
nearest underground vein Of oil. Tho dircc-
tion Is then followed until tho vein IL creased
and the Instrument svinKs back In tbs oppo-
site direction. The ar1umeat Of Mr.. Hunter
Is that tho electrical currents of tho earth
carry the instrument In tho direction OF It's
oil affinity and 20 iocatcs tho vein. la this
way the party OF Investigators were conduct.
cd yesterday to point south of town where
vein OF oil about 10 feet vide Was said to
exist. Just how tho invrssisators stood oa
the question Of faith In the mschiae uss not
detsrmincd. no volo wss taken.
After rrturnins from the Investigation In
the afternoon some Of the oil enthusiastic got
Nr. Hunter tn su out again In tho early crcn.
Ing and use the instrument. With tho result
that he found . cruss Ssin running MOI th-
~astrriy acro<s tho vein located 10 tho after.
noon. This coalition Mr. II. says u p.>ruiiar
To Rocky Ford. lie bad not found any crusa
veins ~ L. Junsa or Nsusanoia. u Ns. H.'s
theory h reliable this mrans that we'll can
b- located at Junctioa Of cruz veins and
tho oil now thereby made double that of .
we'll CA tho limo of Que vein. This and further
rnfhussd Nr. Hantrr's friends and they Dc.
cidci 10 have him invcstisatr tho vbosc esid
within the mile and . halt ndius Of the town
stipulated In the coapany's stock iists. and
the result OF this vas the soratinH of three
morv cross veins. This puts Rocky Fort &C.
coriins To tho Hunter test theory. In the
cchtcr Of nn- oil deposit. and there is hard
iy any doubt but tho result Of thcsr iuvrsti-
Eaton. ~iii hc Tho prompt consamnatton of
the company's plans fos sinking . .vii In
this Sicinity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16
FARMERS Department STORE.
Observation-Disclosures seeSeeHesaexS8

sired. did an immense amount Of good.
This. together with an increased supply
of water in the bitches, has greatly re-
iicved the irrigation situation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Tho burglary Of Mrs. J. W. Pottcr's home
was reported To Marshal baldwin yesterday
morning. Two rooms had been ransackcd
but the only article missing wis Mrs. Snow.
denis gold watch. However. the watch seems
to have been recovered from I0-ycar-oli
boy before Marshal Baidwin's postal card
notices got out on the 7;i' u. IN. trpin. The
authorities n-e somewhat puzzled over the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

Acscr'- blood Elixir positively cures
Chronic Blood Poisoning and all scrof-
,ilous affections. Al all times match-
le-s system tonic and purifier. Money
refunded II You urc not satisfied. soc
and 81. For sale by Hereford n
Award,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

G. II. Tnmleson has resigned his place
with the Rocky Ford ufooeyy Ga. ta
open restaurant and bakery in the
Recker building fronting the railroad.
lie will be open for business early next
week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-05-16

5. l.. IIighlcy,nan. tax adjus;cr for the
Missouri Pacific. was in conference with
the county commissioners Wednesday
relative to the taxes OF that railroad. but
board did no, sec the justice Of the a.
mos, So per cen, GU; asked by the n. r.
representative.