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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

tickets al prices above ,ha; usually
charged. This is a fitting testimonial TO
tho enterprise Of the builders and de-
served financial assistance. as all will
eoneeed ,ha; the element o. public spirit
entered more INTO the construction o. tho
Grand opera house than esid-hloodsd.
dividend seeking business.
When the L. Jan;a opsra house was
opened tho management sppof;ioned the
sale Of seats. which Is $50 less than The
seating capacity Of the Grand. so they
would realize about $4,000. The man
agemqn, q tho Rocky Ford opera house
has appoFsi9Hea tho sale q seats for a
realization Of less than $4,000. which.
containing ss i does $50 more seats.
makes the prices for the opening nigh;
less than half as much az ttoss for The
opening nigh; az La Junia. Following Is
the lis; o: prices:
Parggs;:s ard frs; two rows Q. dress
circle ard balcony. SIS a seat.
Balance Of dress circle. 81 seat
Balance Of balcony. SIS seat.
Boxes. upper. siS seats with privilege
Of adding tao more. SIS seat.
1oSes, lower. six seats with privilege
Of adding tive more. Sc seat.
Gallery. si.5o seat.
During The past week ]. C. Graeey has
had charge Of the sale Of tickets and met
with excellent success.
Taken altogether Rocky Ford's Grsnd
opera house Is a public institution Of
which every citizen should tssl proud. !;
will add much 20 the snsiabls fame which
Rocky Ford now enjoys.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
State Convention.

D. 3, Farley. chairman Of the repub-
li1sr sts,s central committee. has issued
a call for a Republican state convention.
10 BE- held a. Coliseum Hall. Denver.
Fr3dsy, September 18th. for the purpose
o. nominating enc congressman at large
for the state q Colorado. ono governor.
one Acknowledgements, ono secretary o.
state. one auditor Of state. ono state
treasurer one attorney general. one s1-
perinisndsH, Of public instructions. two
regents q tho state university. and such
other business ss may properly come
before the e1nyenii1n. There ~ill be
9sE delegates in the convention. Of which
number o;sfo county Is entitled TO nine
tsan
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
A Sop" Who Did Not Read tho
Papers.

Spike Wallace. one Of the reformed
ersessmen in 'The S;owaway. one day
was walking down Broadway. New
YORK. where the show was playing at TIE
time. Wallace suddenly found himself
held Up By tiny nswsboy. with the sug-
Eos;ion ,ha; he buy paper. The ex-
burglar. out Of coed nature. thrust his
hand idto his pocket fof the change. and
in taking i cut dropped a roll Of green
stage money nearly as large as his arm
upon the pavement, Standing on the
same corner was one Of those quies
self-eontained policemen vho know every
body in town and a whole 10; besides.
The little newsboy with his arms foil Of
papers gave wallaee's coat a tug. and
pointing to the pavsmen; said in an OK
cited undertone: ~Say. Boss. GIT on ter
yer dough-
Wallace quickly replaced the roll in his
docket. but the wary policeman saw The
tremendous wat Of bills in the possess-
ion Of the not over-well dressed stranger.
and stepping boldly Up TO Wallace de-
manded in an irnperious ;one:-
Where did you get that money!
Il cracked safe last night. was The
cool answer.
What's tha,7-- yelled the excited pc
lieemau.
Il said cracked safe last night.
"oh no. you did. ehp Whereq"
Right here in this pumpkin town"
Welt" exclaimed the policeman.
You're cool one. If you don't look it.
Come along with me grabbing Wallace
by the shoulder.
NO: wait moment. Lst me tell YOU
-
Tell me nothing. exclaimed the offiser
Come down and tell your troubles to the
Captain. He's policeman. Come along
! say"
The two walked down to the station
house. only block away. followed b. an
enormous mob. which. thanks to the
newsboy. was seeing "a real live burglar
pinehed." Striding proudly up TO the
Captains desk the policeman exclaimed.
Dye see this duekP grabbed him Up
the stree; ways. He's a stranger in
town and has got roll Of bills as big as
my head. Swears he cracked a safe last
night"
"Sure. Mike" intsrpolated Wallace
eoolly gazing at the policeman. Then
turning to the captain he said:
aim one Of the blowing firm Of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
o.

1oyee and Wallace. We cracked Tho
Sio~away' safe las; nigh; over a, tho
opera house and 90: away with all this
stage swag. Think saw you there
yourself. captain. BY tho way. perhaps
you'd Ike TO ssnd the folks tonight" toss
ing some tickets on the captains desk.
ard you he said. turning TO tho al'nos;
pe;fifisd policeman and handing him .
stage dollar. heres tip for your trouble.
You're one 81 The aHss;."
As soon as The captain. sefgean; and
ether officers standing around could ge;
their breath ;hsy sent up roar Of laugh
ter at tho discounted policeman tina;
bfoaghs me mob outside surging IN
through The door 70 SEQ how many the
i've burglar had killed. Wallace. taking
advantage q the uptssr. quietly slipped
os; q The door. ard boarding passing
car. was sosn clear Of all sneunbfsnses
ard having oily coed laugh to himself.
Spike" viii be a; the Grand Aug. Is.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

\ great surprise Is awaiting tho Rocky
Ford public nes; Monday evening. They
have heard much Of the beauty and com
pls,eness Of The Grand our now opera
hoase-ha, their eyes will open with
establishment, when they step inside for
the ars; time and note tho si:e. complete
arrangement. and elaborate beauty Of tho
interior. Tina; ,hsa,sf Of such proper
tons. and q such elegance Of finish has
bean constructed in town tho si:a Of
Rocky Ford Is monamen; 10 tho enter
prise Of those Of oaf citizens whose uersy
has been Invested In ;his mos, public
spirited venture.
Tho accompanying picture gives good
view Of the highly ornamental and tasty
front. The beauty Of the exterior Of tho
building ~iil compare mos; tasofshly with
similar structures IN tho larger cities Of
tho country. The building Is tirs;-eisss
Throughout. no expense bong spared 10
make i the model opera house Of It's $40
in all the west !. Is Of brick. COIL 81
feet. with stage capacity Of unusually
large dimensions 52sso feet. |, Is this
feature which ~iil a;;fae; some Of the
inss; stage productions plays which are
rarely given outside the leading cities.
Tho stage no; only has size bG; complete
ness in every way. all scenery beng
moved parpsndieulsriy instead Of the old
fashioned method Of sliding. with is
liability 10 annoying accidents. This
mechanism Is the same as used in the
bes; ,hsatsrs Of The nation. and sir en-
;irely different sets Of scenery have been
So
a great varsity Of landscape and interior
surroundings Of a plot. The main drop
curtain presents one Of the mos, noted
mountain views Of Switzerland and IS a
beauty. Il represents an expenditure Of
SE0o. The work on this and the scenery
IS truly artists.
The view Of The stage as seen from the
auditorium IS one Of Erea, beauty. The
prosssnium arch and bones are COW
cred with relief designs in staff.
which is highly ornamental and a
da ssling white. The wall decorations Of
the auditorium are Of ,erraeo,;a. olive
green and blue. with stamp work Of white
and gsId. The chairs in The parquet,a
are Of the hes, and were purchased with
the idea IN mind Of perfect ease and
comfort. They are ball bearing and are
very comfortable and easy. All the
chairs are the same only made Of differ
ent woods. Those in The pardue;;e are
Of mahogany. those Of the balcony are o.;
maple and those N the gallery OF ASH out
a'i o. equal comfort
Inc boxes are artistic and eo'nrnodlous.
furnished with fancy stan wors and paper
'naehe- IN combination tasteful and har-
inon'ous. mere are dressing rooms Tor
ooin iadiss and gentlemen with hot and
cold water ana everything neediul Tor he
comfort OF the heater goers- ne VENT
.aVon : ps'tese any a,.s. pans WO-
.'oo..Iss - .ss's". ~ ..u s u's ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
The puekiin sIasIs-Tas ,,umsas.

Colorado has besn accused by some
harsh critics q beng freak state. bl,
Il has never dens a hing which will
compare with tho Blssin singis-;aS
amendment Tor lfeasinsss in the even;
that that absurd proposition to change
ths State constitution Is ratified .; the
polls By the people
This amendment authorizes different
communities IN tic Stale 10 change ihsir
taxing system and place ali the burdens
q ;sSa;.g1 On lands. rights o, way and
ifsehisss IN pable ways. Tits means
that The a,ifd.1 would BE- thrown on land.
Tor the aggregate ssiue u rights Of way
ard Franchises IN pubic ways does no;
sneur; TO sa5sEh IN C5lofd5 10 make an
appreciate differences in the amount Of
taxes that would BE- raised.
Tbs Bsskt1 smandrnsgi Is no; only
visisss b.; i is also silly. Wherever this
kind q legislation IS advocated in the
United States he advocates arc dfeaners
ard iatdis,s q ore sind OF another. Tho
world has existed no one can tell how
many thousands o, years. bat during all
that tins no race and no country has
ever adopted ihu Henry George theory Of
land holdings or land taxation. Il will be
quite IN keeping with the finsss Of things
.ey Coitfad5 % refrain from entering
UPON an experiment which. although fro
qusnty advocated 5y eranss. has always
been Condemned b. the eemrnon sense
49, ..i 49, -,,s !. ,.'.,.'. S..sns'. =.
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Co.. - y $500, ss,'.ls. I'''' s''-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

W. J. Bills. The supervising sfehi,se; IN
charge Of tbs finishing Of The Grand
opera house. Is pushing the work with the
utmost diligence and all have everything
IN shape fer the eni9yfrsns and sd'nifs-
sipn Of the people next Monday evening,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
An Opening.

Mrs. Matte Hulse will be glad 20 sec
all her friends who are lovers Of art at
her studio in tho Stats Bank block We'd
n0sday. Aug. "a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

For z5e. Hallaek Pain, will make 4,
look like new.-wilson Hardware & Fur
ni,ure Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

DON, fail TO sec Prof. John Jones u you
have any trouble with your eyes or arc
in need Of glasses. Read tho reeoinmon-
da,ions Of Rocky Ford citizens on page 6.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

When IN need Of Fruit Jars and Stone
ware call en- Young & Seozin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22
For Sale.

A good heavy Team for bee, hauling
mares years old. Also canopy topped
Phaeton. Call on r. p. Jonson on Swins
avenue. milo ives, Of town. 1871
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

The msazanois oil well has made slow
progress the past week, but is down
about zoo feet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-08-22

Tia Fruit Cans al Wilson's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
I'm hombre hOnradO.

Senior Editor. informar
G sus lestores que 81 me escriben con
6dencialmente les mAndar6 por co.
freo en- earta sellada el plan que ss.
gaf y por el cual obtave el restablo
cimiento pe,manente y compacso dc
mi salad y vigor varonil despu6s De
amos de sufrimientos de debili lad
nsrviosa, p6rdidas nostsrnas y par
ten d6biles y atrofiadas.
No es mi idea eonsegair dinero
do nadie; fxi robado y estafaao por
-charlatanss, hasta perder In f6 del
gSnero humane, pero graaiss 6 Dios
estoy ahora bian vigoroso y fuarts,
y CON deseo de haeer eonocer 6 tosos
este remedio ciarto de curarss.
No teniendo NADIA cue venaar nj
qus enviar G.. A. D., no dssso dine.
70.
Dirsesi6n: ID. Brant Box Dalrsy
Mich. EN. %. 8 1e0..
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-10-25
Victor Hust6 -SuCesOr de G. Tinaud
PLAZA PRINCIPAL SAN JUAN. P. R.

GIandes noyedades alhs Plata Briantes pie
Complete surdo Res de Gro, Plata nikada Ace
e Enhapado De las acreditadas
Patents Watham Egn The Ansona Clock &c q q
entes Espueos de CRSTALE DE ROCA ga
RANTIzADo vdo epeca receas de los ss Ocustas
Los mas moaerno obietos de- Are propos galos
garantzaao.
Agentes EASTMAN KODAK
co.. q IiUALES PRECIOS Estad0s UnidOs
Reover Rifles rosId De Salon
de las acrdiadas COLT WEssoN WINCHESTER,
MARLIN
Taller de eoiera Pater atendao
han hecho aprendisaje Abras de Franca
Sc hacen cualqu adienao la deou
clon de todo articulo satisfaga al comprador
pREcos FIJos .MUY EQuITATIVos q
Williams news., 1902-02-01

We acknowledge the receipt of recent copy of "The Lowell" a paper published by the students of the Lowell high school at San Francisco, which school, Chris Creighton, bright Williams boy, is attending at present. Chris was for some months delivery clerk at the local postoffice, and resigned his position to attend school.
 Monday evening pr. and Mrs. Melick gave a social in honor of Misses Hill and Overholtzer The evening was spent in whist and so- cial conversation; refreshments were served and at a late hour the party bade goodnight, all wishing for many more such pleasant even ings during the winter. Those present were: Misses Hill, Over holtzer, O'Neil, Marine, Lindsey, Mcintyre, and Mrs. Arkills; Messrs. Crawford, Cunningham, Ashurst, FreysZ, Glfford, Parker
 The NEWS regrets to announce the sad fact regarding the insanity of MT. Chas. Blue, who was taken to the asylum at Phoenix last Mon day. MT. Blue was we'll and favor ably known here, having formerly been in the employ of the Saginaw and Manistee Lumber Co.,, but un- til recently employed by the J. M. Dennis Lumber Go. at Maine. He was married in this city something over a year ago, and the sympathy of the community goes out to the wife and little child in their loss-which we hope will only be temporary.
Williams news., 1902-02-01
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Dodson corner for sale-3 lots
 C. P. SILvERNAIL-
 Mrs. John Baumgartner left yesterday for Ash Fork
 Surveyor James Lamport has been a visitor in the city several times this week on business.
 An extra good sewing machine for sale cheap. Inquire at the NEWS office.
 A. H. Harrell and family are liv- ing in the Barney residence during the absence of Mrs. Barney at the coast
 Mir T. J. Coulter, on Monday, was nominated by the president for re-aPPOintment as postmaster at Flagstaff.
 Don't freezel Go to s. H. Req and have weather strips put on your doors and windows.
 Miss Hill, formerly nurse at the hospital, has been visiting in the city with Dr. and Mrs. Melick for the past week.
 Genial George Irwin was a sui ferer this week from an attack of neuralgia, which located in his face, with the usual attendant results. Dr. Geo. B. Pratt, Arizona's lead ing optician, will be here February 10, II and 12.
Williams news., 1902-02-01

MT. w R. Mason, after a pleas ant visit of some weeks with his son in the city, left on Monday for Oregon, and after a trip through that section expects to return to his home in Iowa.
 Little Herbert, son of MT. and Mrs. J. J. Gilson, was taken quite sick last Sunday, necessitating the calling of Dr. Rounseville. With good care the little fellow has inn proved rapidly and is able to be out at play again.
 MT. and Mrs. Jas. Walsh, who have for some time past been at the San Jacinto springs in California, for Mrs. Walsh's health, have, we are informed, left that place and gone to Los Angeles, Mrs. Walsh being much improved.
 MT. Wm. R. Uber, deputy su- preme chief ranger of the For esters, has been Tn the city the past week enthusing new life and vigor into the local lodge. MT. Uber is a most pleasant gentleman, an ardent worker for the cause, and is having unexpected success here.
 Ward Thomas is dead. It will be surprise to those who knew him during his residence in Will jams, to learn that he died last week of heart disease at his home in Springer, N. M- MT. Thomas was formerly employed on the NEWS but for the past two years he had been a resident of Springer at which place he was but recently married.
Williams news., 1902-02-01

Miss Jennie Baylis went to Santa Fe on Monday to accept the posi- ton of bookkeeper for Solomon & Absolom, general merchants.-Gal- lup Republican.
 Mrs J. B. Harris, who has been visiting in the city for the past month with her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Phelan, left on Wednesday for her home at Barstow.
 Ida E. Wilmington, pupil of Herr Thilo Becker, of Berlin. Terms $1 per hour. Thursday and Friday in Williams. Apply at Mrs. J. John ston's residence.
 Through the Kingman Miner we learn that MT. John F. Phelan has sold his meat market at that place to Mrs. Samuel Crozier, the trans fer to take place January 31.
 Owing to the present cold snap and heavy snow. Ed Hoffmeyer has been having his troubles this week delivering loads of coal be- tween calls for a four-in-hand or cutter.
 I. w. HARPER Whiskey is a perfect distillation. It strengthens you and helps resist cold and dis ease. Try it-it is better than the doctor. The kind your grand father used. For sale by The Cabinet, Williams, Arizona
 Amos Adams, who came in Mon day from the east, reported a foot of snow all along the road from the divide west. Anne over here to see his family, continuing on west, Wednesday, to Kingman and other points
Williams news., 1902-02-01

ITEMS or GENERAL ISTEREsT
Williams news., 1902-02-01

Dodson corner for sale-3 lots.
 c. P. SILyERNAII.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-01

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prptotoIs Dor ben Disadvantage
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nal fiibrt Der Seimlpea ben Siibrer
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fuhren. gr bat stpar ben @ertmeis
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entbunben au tperben. 4ber Der batz
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meine 2eute, grfaB 1T teinsr ba.
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benz bumpfen 9Gufergepimmel in bic
erquidenbe Sommerfrii9e. Rinss
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tpetteifern I'm bic 9unit bibider 0as
men in buftisen, beaen Sommsrtoilets
ten. Sin neuer 3ua lit in Sauptges
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-24
WHEAT
POOL
FORMING
Waldo Hills Farmers viii
Combine Their Crops
Nearly 100000 Bushels Of
Grain in Compact

w. II. Downing, Of Whitaker, was
in the city today, and reports that
there will be a meeting of the farmers
Of his section at the Rocky Point
school house Saturday evening Of this
week for the purpose Of organizing in.
10 a compact for the sale Of their
grain. There will be represented
about 10000 bushels Of wheat and
100 600 bushels Of oats, and it is ex.
pected that the owners will by this
process push up the price about five
cents a bushel all round, thus clearing
to the neighborhood approximately
$4,000.
The success Of this process has been
several times demonstrated in the
past few years Twice they have pooled
their grain, and just recently their
wool was sold in a pooled lot at an ap-
preclable advance. Mr.. Downing says
there is talk of a permanent organiza.
ton Of the farmers for purposes of this
kind, and predicts that it will be a
perfect success, owing to the taste
they have had of it's merits in their
operations Of the past.