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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
LOCAL RELIGIOUS NEWS

GB- Pastors will please send in their
religious notices not later than Thursday
of each week.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor, Rev. Samuel Zane Batten. Divine
worship LIZ with preaching by the pastor. 1889.
Morning, Lords supper andI reception of
Evening .Beishazzars Feast''
Christian ss Endsavo =; Society s. sunday, s4s
Ladies' Bible Glasses. Wednesday $50 and
Thursday evening, Prayer and Conference
Friday at D. m, The Farther Lights
Saturday morning, Industrial School,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday Feb 2, at the morning service the
Holy Communion will be observed and no
sermon Will be preached.
. Ia the evening the pastor win preach on
Glass meeting 9. 30 a.. m.
Sunday school 2.45 D. M.
Epworth League Vespef service ct Q. 30 D. m,
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
MORRIS PLAINS PRESBYTERIAN oHucH.
Services 1880 .. M, 7:3O D. m.
sunday school .. m.
Q. E. Meeting $50 p. m.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday 1880 D, m.
Albert Erdman D. D.. pastor
Sunday morning and evening service. Com
mqnion Of the Lord 3 supper.
= Sabbath school at s. b. m.
AZ. p. y. @. e. $50 .. m.
wednesday p. M, Woman's Missionary
Society. X
Thursday. Las X M, Monthly Concert Of
Prayer for Missioxs-China.
Friday y p M Young Ladies Mission Band
Preparatory Lecture, Saturday s.SO p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcH.
Rev. Thos B Hall Of Union Theological
Seminary. New York City, will preach at both
services.
CHURCH OF THE RxDRnMER.
Sexigesimle Sunday. Feb 2.
Morning prayer and sermon, and Holy Com
muni0n 1890 g.. m,
to the SUNDAY schoo. 3. m. in the church.
Sunday School -. A. p. m.
Mems Bible class. 4,45 p. m.
Morning prayer and iitany. Wednesday. 10
q. m.
oHURoH OF THE ASSUMPTION.
Masses on sunday at $50 and $40 a. M. I;
high mass at 10.80asm. Benediction at 3 p. m
Sunday school at , D. m.
ST. MARoARET's oHAPnL
Masses on Sunday at :. 80 and s.S0 .. M.
MARRET sTsEnr MISSION.
Meetings nightly at 7.st p. m.A- Sundays
tuesday, s45 p. M. Children's meeting.
Mes rssdid 3 no. Room daiiy 9cm
Young Women's reading room from 7.so to
Q. 30 Z. m. nightly,
Boys Club 5., for white boys, Monday, Wed.
boys Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
7.30 D. m.
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MOUNT FREEDOM.

Henry Lawrence and wife have NOV
ed into their new house. -.
A delegation of people from here at
tended the sociable at Mrs. Bert
Eagles at Union.
The @ e. Society will hold a neck
tie party at the Presbyterian Manse
on Wednesday evening.
Everett Clark who went to All Souls
Hospital where he underwent All
operation, 10 recovering.
MissI.ucy Coe and sister from Nor
ristown spent Sunday with their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Coe.
John King died last Friday at the
home OF his brother-in-law, John
Blanch; the funeral services were held
ii the house on Monday, interment
Gu the NJ. e. Cemetery.
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DRYDEN ELECTED.
On Party Vote He Is Chosen senator
From New Jeraey

On rarity Vote He LIS Chosen SENATOR
From New Jersey.
Trenton. \, j., Jan. 2S. The two
houses of the legislature met separate
ly at noon and voted on the United
States senatorship. The name of John
r. Dryden Of Newark, the Republican
caucus nominee, was presented in the
senate by Senator McCarter and In the
house by Mr.. Bachelor. The name of
Congressman McDermott, the choice OF
the DeNocrats. was presented in the
senate by Senator Gebhardt and in the
house by Mr.. Hanlll The election re
suited in a strict party vote as follows:
Senate, Dryden, II: McDermott, 4.
House, Dryden. 4ti; McDermott. IA
Previous TO the session the Demo
Gratis held a caucus and selected Mr..
McDermott as their candidate. Sena-
tor Gebhardt presented to the caucus
the name Of L. j. Martin of Sussex in
Il speech in which he questioned the
Democracy Of Mr.. McDermott. The
latter did not support Bryan In 1896.
Mr.. McDermott was chosen by Il vote
of 10 to
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PARsIPPANY.

Skating parties are the order Of the
day.
Mr.. Owens is building neat cottage
on the corner where his house was des-
troyed by fire afew years ago.
The Methodist Episcopal Church is
much improved in appearance since
being painted.
w. T. Webb has increased his business
by adding we'll equipped butchers out
fit, running wagon on Tuesdays and
and Saturdays.
1t is reported that DR.. Cooper is much
improved after undergoing adelicate
surgical operation in New York City.
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GRAND JURY Presents.
Continued from First Page.

'conditlons owing to its elevation, and to the
further factthat the prevailing winds at the
Hospital are not from the direction Of the
beds. .s Ia
We also find that large numbersof fish have,
from time to time teen destroyed 10 the ponds
lying Immediately below the sewerage beds.
The Grand Jury do not deem 1t advisable,
at this time. to find bill OF Indictment, be-
lieving that relief can be given Mt a moderate
expense and that By calling the attention OF
the Board of Managers Of said Hospital to the
foregoing facts the necessary steps viii be
taken to relieve the present depiorabIe con-
ditions and that the trouble complained Of
will be abated.
WILLIAM ]. POWERS.
Attest; Foreman.
N. @. Toms. Clerk
ENDORSEMENT
Morris oyer and Termner.
January Term. 1902.
The State
The Board of Managers Of the New Jersey
State Hospital M
Morris Plains
Presentmcnt
Alfred Elmer Mills,
Prosecutor, &c.
Filed Jan. 20. 1902.
Dan. s. Voorhees,.
Clerk.
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Washington. Jan. 30.There is an un.
usual situation in the bureau or navi-
cation, navy department, with regard
to the appointments Of Frank f. Church
and Francis ], McAllister to be acting
warrant machinists., These appoint
ments were made Nov last, but the
men have not been located yet.
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Deerfield. ILL.,, Ian. 30.--In a rear end
collision between freight trains on the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
road here Hugh Cox was killed and
John McMaDus, Michael Gaffeny and
A. e. Mckenzie were badly injured.
All are stockmen and were asleep in
the csboose when the accident occur
red &
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Notice Of Settlement

Notice is hereby given that the accounts of
lVthe subscribers, trustees OF the trust created
for the benefit of John Inglis, by and under
the last will OF Henry Day, deceased, will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate, and re-
ported for settlement to the Orphans Court
Of the County Of Morris. on
Friday the seventh day of March next
Dated January both, 19O2.
DAVID AUGUSTUS CLARKsoN,
MALCOLM CAMPBELL, Trustees.
$3.50 20 Pine Street, New York City.
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Two Weeks Tour via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

Two Weeks Tour via Pennsylvania
- Railroad.
The first Pennsylvania Railroad tour
of the season to Jacksonville allowing
two weeks in Florida, will leave New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore. and
Washington by special train on February
A.
Excursion tickets, including railway
transportation, Pullman accommodations
Zone berth), and meals en- route in both
directions while travelling on the special
train. will be sold at the following rates:
New YORK, $4,000; Philadelphia, Harris
berg, Baltimore, and Washington, $4S.
90; Pittsburg, $500; and at proportion
ate rates from other points.
For tickets, itineraries, and other in
formation apply to ticket agents, or to
Geo. w. Boyd, Assistant General Pass
enger Agent, Bread Street Station, Phila-
delphia. 1850.
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LIE IL REMEMBERED. That Mt Court
~ ofOyer and Terminer holden at Nor
ristown,. and In said County Of Morris, on
the third Tuesday In January, in the year
of our Lord, nineteen hundred and two, BY
the Juetices of the Supreme Court Of Judi
cature of the State of New Jersey, and John
B. Vreeland, Esquire, Judge OF the Inferior
Court OF Common Pleas, in and for the said
County of Morris, by the oath Of William /.
Powers, Emile Hurtzig, Matthias T. Welsh.
Henry Misel, Daniel M. Merchant. William
d. Jardine, Augustus s. Bryant, William
Fl. harrison, William Mccormick, Joseph
F. futile, William T. Coghlan. Clifford A.
Fairchild. Henry w Berry, Albert W. Van
Saun, Martin b. Carroll, Edward T. Wills,
Jeremiah Hayden, Horace L. Cock, Walter
A. Youngs. Milton j. Black aud William p,
Garrabrant, good snd lawful men of the said
County Of Morris. duly summoned, and
then and there duly sworn. and charged to
enquire in behalf Of the State Of New Jersey
in and for said County of Morris, it is pre-
COutCu AL tuUAuCi Huu III 1OIOWiuk ~ WIZ
NORRIS OYER AND TERMNER.
January Term, A. D., 1902
Morris County. TO nit:
The Grand Jury would present to the
Court that pursuant to the instructions re-
ceived from the Court, they have made an
examination OF the County Jail and have
found that the same offensive and objection
abfe conditions exist as were reported by
the Grand Jury at the last term Of Court
The Grand Jury have further made an
examination and general investigation into
the affairs OF the Board Of Chosen Freehold
ers for the purpose of determining what
steps have been taken to remedy these con-
ditions. and lind that nothing has been done
in the matter beyond adding two members
to the Jail Committee.
Apparently, they have not fully realized
the seriousness Of the situation.
The reason for this inaction is represent.
ed by members Of the Board to be lack of
funds. owing to the fact that II is impossi-
Bile. at this time, to determine with accuracy
whether or not the appropriations made last
May win meet the requirements Of the sew
eral accounts for the present fiscal year
1t is the opinion OF the Grand Jury that
the appropriation for County expenses for
the ensuing fiscal year commencing In May
next can be SO arranged as to enable the
Board to put the Jail in such condition as
viii meet the requirements of th law.
The Grand Jury are also of the opinion fiat
the necessary improvements and changes
should be so arranged for and made, and
further that they can be made without, In
any way, increasing the burden of taxation,
or extending the present tax limit
The Grand Jury do not deem it advisable
to find bill Of indictment against any Of
said Board of Chosen Freeholders. at this
time, trusting that this presentment viii
have the effect OF bringing about the
desired result.
WILLIAM l. POWERS.
Attest Foreman.
ENDoRsEMiNr.
Morris Oyer and Terminer,
January Term, 1902.
The State
We.
The Board Of Chosen Freeholders
Of
Morris County.
\, Pretentment.
Alfred Elmer Mills,
Prosecutor. 80.
Filed Jau. 30, 1902
Dan. 8. Voorhees,.
Clerk
SrAre or New Jersey.
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On Tuesday Jan. g, 1909 At the parsonage, b,
the Rev, Albert Erdman p. p. Nellie MAY
John Q, Gillick. All Of Morristown. y :
On Wednesday evening, January %. ne 5
O'Clock, at the home Of Harry ri Krewson.
No. 8. SpGedwell Place, Morristown. IN
Rev. A. NJ. Sherman. Theodore Z. Kinslev
Of Morristown and Elisabeth b, Miessri Of
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STATE or NEW JERSEY

STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
County Of Morris, /, Daniel s..
Voorhees,. Clerk of the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer. holden in and for said County do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true,
full and correct copy Of presentment lately
found in said Court with the captionto the
same and the endorse ment thereon made as
fully and entirely as the same remains on file
in my Office.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto SET
my hand and affixed the seal
Cit of said Court at Morristown
ro,r,of this Twenty ninth day OF
o. January, A. D., nineteen
rS. hundred and two.
----.,----> DANIEL S. VOORHEES,.
Clerk.
The above stated presentment was ordered
published by the Court in the newspapers
authorized by law to publish the quarterly
reports OF the Board OIL. Freeholders.
DANIEL s. VOORHEES,.
Clerk
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DIED.

AT iol7 North A street Richmond, Indiana.
T ThhursdAy, January 20, 1902 George
theodore Stevens, son Of Sarah EmeIine
stevens, aged 81 Years. Paralysis 81 the
In this city. January 26 1909, Alice NAV Roy.
wire OF hchry Q. Bette. formerly Of Toronto
Canada.
aged 50 years. omonths. Is days
aged a years. , ,7,' ~ l77' - /
IA this city, January rs. 1909 James Hchermer.
horn Stearns. aged 90 seafe, 10 m0nthe I
days. interment Wo0dlawns n J.
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For Invitations. psograns. orders q
aauce, etc, cali at this ofice.
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srArs OF NEW JnRsnr.

SrATE OF NEW JERSEY,
County Of Morris. I, Dauiel 8.
Voorhees,. Clerk Of the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer. holden in and for said County do
hereby certify that the foregoing IL true,
FUN and correct copy Of presentment late
~ found in said Court with the caption to
the same and the Enforcement thereon made
as fully and entirely as the same RENAME on
die In my office.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set
my'hAnd and affixed the
s-s,-r, seal Of said Court al Nor
cn,,,, = ristown this Twenty-ninth
over and day Of January. A, D.,
TsEminer. nineteen hundred and two.
' DANIEL s. vooRHREs,
Clerk
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GB- Pastors will please send in their
religious notices not later than Thursday
of each week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Oil Exploration in
the Arkansas Valley

Early in the week n party CT Rocky
Forders went on an oil prospecting tour
into the country south of the town. They
covered n good deal OF country chiefly in
the valley of the Pnrgatoire river and
came to the conclusion that there were
evidences of oil. They are filing upon
u large area of land in the neighborhood
visited and have decided to engage an
oil expert to make the necessary inspec.
ton OF the territory. The company hav.
ing the promotion work in hand is the
Rocky Ford Oil Exploring 70. mentioned
in these columns two weeks ago. The
pnrty OF explorers who made the tour
referred to was composed OF II. I. Max.
well. Fred H. Hiltiker, John L. Godding.
w. N. Randall and Fred Haines. They
were joined by Asa Haines when they
reached his ranch ont south.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Rocky Ford Awake On
ga. R. Entertainment.

The visit Of Dept. Commander Sher.
msu aud bis Adjutxnt Robbins to Rocky
Ford last week IL thought to have fully
sstistisd those officials that tho town il
fully able 70 take cure Of the Department
Encsmpmsnt nsxt June. Ia addition 10
ths proceedings attending the visit report.
81 IN thsss columns last week il should be
said tlist in the evening uhseting OF u
public character was hsld ut the Business
Mems club T0otns, vt which Mayor Swiuk.
~ n COMMITTEES u one from the town
council snd ssprsesntive citizen. made y
brief speecb. assuring the Commander
that Rocky Ford would do her bsst to
make the coming encampment u success,
aud tlut in this NJ in most things taken
~ hand by our town II would prove
squsi to the occasion.
General Sherman also made brief
address. expressing his faith in the re-
sourc-s Of itocky Ford for til. coming
event, aud thanking the comrades for the
handsome reception and entertainment
gwen him aud his frliow.o!lieer vi the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

State Supt. of Education, Helen Gren-
fell, is IN the city to-day aud this after
nom addresses the pupils of tls High
School. Sbe will also attend nnd ad-
drrs. this Friday evenings regular meet
In. of th. teaching staff of the schools.
Ilirum Laadrus, specini representative
Of the Nst,ouai Council Of tho Knights
aud Ladies' Of Secarity. is In town meet.
ing tue members Of the order aud in-
spiring Interest IN the work. lls has
sppointsd Mrs. Ella Carroll District
Deputy. aud sl,s will visit southern
Colorado towns in the interest Vi the
cause.
4. J. smiri. manager OF tho depart
me0t store. hns beea entertaining his
frisud. T. =. Houx. Of Hale. No.
W. W. Lsmoo. sgricnlturiss OF the
American Beet sugar Co.. 10 touring the
upper rod u the Arkarsss valley urging
upon farmers the value u bect culture.
holdiuR nseesings snd making coutsncss
for growing beets foe tho Rocky Ford
factory. He u doing Florsacs and Canon
City this week.
The Every Tuesday club met with Mrs.
Cbsusy y this week and began the reading
Of "Ls1arre"
Elbsst Phillips len ycAcrlsy for Dss
0eWu91s 1OSNs WUeSV 10 wiz CosSt tuC
Highland Park medical college and begin
the study II the profession 10 which his
father wss such succres. Elbsst sr~ms %
possrss tho characteristics fitting him TOT
his chossu cslliug.
Miss Emma Rollin on Moudsy engaged
- cashier snd bookksspse Toe Price 4
Lance.
Geo. q. Maxwell arrived on Thursdsy
and b busy gsttina his large stock ol
clothing ~ shape for inspection u ths
public next Monday morning.
John Hnshav will soon Leave fos
Mscombs, Ill. foe future residence.
Tom Lee. late Of the Dslmouico rsst-
aursnt has departed Tor Manila where
hs will enter merchandising.
AZ Last accounts ". L. Meyer was in
New York.
Miss Fiosancs Corn Il steuographss
and typewriter for Burrclls ssed ware.
louse. What = harmony of names.
Ms. W. W. McClclland was called tn
Odcsas. No. = fsw days since by news Of
the SERIOUS illnees oe her mother.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

The Carnegie library proposition has
been cut downto 5000 aud Il Is now
hoped that interest can bc aroused In
getting this sum frum the Carnegie fund
for library purposes in Rocky Ford.
That will only require the town to guar.
hutee $500 q year Tor it's support.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

AToki Tea positively cures Sick
Headache. lndigcstoion and Constipa-
iion. A delightful herb drink. Re
moves NIL cruptions OF the skin. pro.
ducing perfect complexion. or money
refunded. o5c and zoe. Write to us
FOR free sample. W. II. Hooker X Co.
Buffalo. y. y. For sale by Hereford
X Avaid.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Wesley Wines and NJ. A. Gould
will hold an extensive sale of farm
stock and implements, on Monday.
Feb. 2lth, Mt the Wines ranch, a
half mile east of Holbrook Center.
Sale begins at 10 n. IN. sharp.
Lunch served at noon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

J. II. Crowley aud Supt. Griffin -.
cortesl the Agricultural College men,
Mc~rs. Prot Gillette. Heatldea and Buf.
FUN. To Msuxsnola on Saturday morn.
inR's train. aud they held Que day Farm.
rrs Institute IN the town of the big rcd
apple. Mr. Samsou oe the American
beet Sugar 20. also attended aud read
the papers of Mr., Wintcrhnltcr aud Mr.. {.
Mnbxanola turned ont we'll M they do for
everything ot an intellectual sort In their
town.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

A public sale of live stock, farm
implements aud household furni-
ture will be held ON the Vroman
ranch, 6 miles west of Rocky Ford
on Thursday, Feb. 90, by the Royal
Brothers. Sale begins at 10 n. m.
Lunch at noon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

The Mutual Farm and Home
Assn. will buy you a farm or resi-
dence or pay OIL = mortgage for
you aud take monthly payments
until paid out. Our plans are fair
and honest. No interest and no
risk. We are not represented by
a stranger here and We invite you
to investigate our proposition.
Office at Briscoe's grocery. J. s.
Woody, agt- I.37
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

II would be extreme folly for congress
TO disturb tariff system which has
gwen the country such unexampled
prosperity. Interests are not demanding
change except the Sugar trust, and its
mercenary position is patent to the union.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Call ut the Opera House Phnr-
macy and get acquainted with the
new management. You will be well
treated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Died in Holbrook, Feb 9th, Leslie
Nancollis, Of measles md pneumonia,
aged six years. Little Leslie one OF the
twin sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nancollis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

just received another shipment
OF that splendid Chicken food.
Blood aud Bone. Nuckolls l.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Make L. II. Gerbing your but
cher. At his Meat Market will be
found the very hest. 23tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Farmers Attention.

Coal from our new mine-Sl so
ton Mt mine-Peoples Coal Il
Transfer Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

One of the largest sales Of per-
sonal property ever held in the
county will be conducted at the X.
A. Potter ranch Tuesday. Feb.
18th. by Auctioneer Martin, with
Hauck & McKelvey rs clerks. On
that day Newbry Brothers will sell
IL horses, several wagons, n fine
lot of farm machinery and many
other articles. Buyers get s
months time mt ten per cent. Free
lunch at noon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Knights sf the Maccabecs.
Meet at I. o. q. F. hall tho Arst and
third Saturday nights Of each moath.
Visiting Sir Knights always welcome.
l9tf J. A. JOHNSON. Il. X.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Prof. Bnrzillai will Lecture at
the opera house Tuesday, Feb.
Is. Subject: Free Power to save
Humanity from Slavery, not Free
silver ms proclaimed by the silver
tongued. Will also give work.
ing machine exhibition at the
hall. 25cts. reserved sents 80 cts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

All we ask is II portion of your
patronage. We guarantee satisfac-
tion Mt the Opera House Phar-
macy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Fine large $500 Team for sale
Enquire at Enterprise Office
:B6-61p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1902
Enterprise Telephones.

TIL. sugar trust prc.cnds to advocate
tho cantc OF the consumers when Il
pleads for tho raw sugar. Iftbc pockets
of the people arc to bc benciittcd il Ia
the refined and not raw sugar which
should come iu free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14
Farmers Attention.

Coal from our new nine-S1.a
ton at mine-Peoples Coal 4
Transfer Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-02-14

Tho advisory board Of the Republican
state central committee gave lie second
sanual Lincoln day banquet at tbs Brown
Palace. Wednesday evening. Four hun.
dr-d ltspublicans from all portious Of the
state were psrssut and the occasion was
notable for enthusiasm and for bouyaul
hopeiulusss Of early Rcpublican DONNA.
tiou In the state. The banquet was fol.
lowed by = numb.s Of speeches. thr~s ol
them being notable. JudgsN W. Dixou
of Pueblo surprised oven his friends by
his splendid sddrsss, Hoo. Frank Long
of ksnsas proved himself an orator Of ths
highest type. Former Senator wolcott
revived fisitering ovation and made
one Of his always able sddrsssrs.
Throughout thu occasion was one 10 70.
vive and eiecsrify the party and 10 pro.
phcsic OF I,cpublicau success at the next
election.
&C. Thompson, Of the 81. James. invited
the Association of Hotel Men At its late
meeting In Denver 10 make Rocky Ford
the place Of its next annual meeting:
md tho invitation was accepted. The
Association is made mp Of hotel men In
three states, Colorado. Wyoming md
New Mexico. The attendance ut Deu.
yer numbered about 100.
At the late Denver meeting OF hort.
cultnrists In course Of discussion on sugar
beet raising, tho question Of cost Of labor
for cultivation was up. and Supt. Griilin
spoke in favor Of American labor ms
against foreign. saying that II was
quicker and moro intelligent and was
therefore worth the higher price paid it.
A representative Of the Lovcland country
spoke in support Of the employment Of
| foreign labor. In the process of report.
ing tho proceedings the Denver News
evidently got Mr.. Griffin and the Love.
land man mixed and quoted Mr.. Griffin ms
saying what the other mau said. In the
closing session OF the late Farmers In.
stnte, Messrs. J. II. Crowley. Vim. Mat.
tbews and J. A. Lockhart, who attended
the Denver meeting. offered resolution.
which WIS unanimously adopted, setting
Mr.. Griffin right on this labor question.
This il emphatically Farmers In.
stitutc issue of the Enterprise. containing
eleven solid columns OF interesting and
valuable matter. Extra copies for sale
Price . cents.