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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-22
MONEY FOR GOLD MOUNTAIN.
Old -Breckenridg Taken
Hold Of by Eastern Talent.

u
James Long. jr., the Gold Mountain
mining operator. returned yesterday
morning from a three weeks eastern
trip. He was called east for the pur-
pose of meeting some of his associates
in the wen known Mammoth recken-
ridge property and returns with the
information that the ground viii here
after be operated by the Gold Noun
tain Consolidated company, which was
formally launched and completely
financed during his stay in New York
The new cOmpany's possessions consist
Of twenty-six claims adjoining the
Annie Laurie on the southwest. and "A
great deal Of development has already
been done upon them.
Everything necessary 10 insure the
complete rounding out OF the enter
PRISE said Mr.. Long during the after
noOn has been arranged and within a
short time work upon the properties
viii begin in earnest. We have a
strong company and nothing viii be
half done When the time comes it will
be equipped with a mill and handled
just as a first-class mining undertake
ing ought TO be"
Aside from what his company is pre-
pairing to do. Mr.. Long gave the as
surance that it would not be long until
news was released of other big under
takings that are now being planned
for the Gold Mountain region. As he
was not personally interested. he de-
clined to give particulars, but he de-
ciared that the day was coming, and
coming soon. when this section would
be receiving the attention to which *
is entitled. During his trip he put in
some time in Boston. as well as New
York, and reports much interest in
Utah mining affairs all along the line
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-Rcts SHIPS
Coffee and snear.

New York, Nov. 21.-COhee-SpOt Rio
steady. No. invoice &c; mild steady,
COrdOva, 2 3-4Nl2 IA
The market for coffee features opened
steady, unchanged TO five points higher
The advancing tendency was en-
COuraged by continued small primary
receipts. and steady cables. Trading,
however. was very quiet and while the
market closed steady at unchanged
prices to an advance Of 10 points on
covering. sales were only q matter of
1000 bags, including; December, 5.15;
January, sos, March. 5.75U5.S0; April,
5.S5; Nay, 600; July, 6.O50610; Septem-
Der. $50.
Sugar. raw. firm; fair refining 3 1-4-
centrifugal SO test, 3 81; mOlasses SUI
gar. 8. Refined. quiet No @. 40. No
T. 4.25: No, S, 4-20, No Q, 415; No. TO-
A1O; Nc. II. 4O5 No. ~. 400: No. -.
SIS; No IA. $3.50; cOnfectioners. 4.55-
mould A. A95: cutloaf. $50; crushed,
$50: powdered, $50; granulated, 40;
cubes Ag5
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New York Mining Stocks.
Sam francisco Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

Clarence Z. Eddy and associates were
round ng out another Loon Creek incor-
pOratiOn yesterday
Walter James, manager Of the Black
Rock cOmpany's property, came uD from
the south last evening.
Robert Thompson. the well-known min
irg and business man of Moab is in the
city nursing an injured foot.
Peter Martin is down from the Park
sizing up conditions on the stock market
and attending 10 private business.
Superintendent Geo. b. Norman Of the
Carisa was in from camp yesterday at
tending TO personal business matters.
II. S. Joseph manager of the Carisa
and La Refine, returned from an inspec-
ton Of those Tintic propositions yester-
cay morning.
ore receipts at the Taylor & Brunton
sampler Yesterday included two cars Of
ore from Nevada, two from Tintiq and
one from Milford.
Two carloads Of matte from the Majec-
tic smelter were at the sampler yesfer-
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HOIST FOR SILVER BELL.
Gasoline Plant TO Be Operated a Long
Distance Underground.

Manager Sonnedecker Of the Silver
Bell annoupced yesterday that a gaso-
line hoist had been purchased from
the Utah Mining Machinery g. supply
company for shipment to the Park to-
morrow. 1t is 70 be installed at once
~ the mouth of the incline shaft
which is being run down from the tun-
mel level at depth beneath the sur
face OF something more than zoo feet
and. as everything is practically ready
re receive it, he expects TO have ii in
commission by a week from today. The
hoist IS Of the prospecting type, but
it's power Is sufficient TO operate to a
depth Of several hundred feet. 10 Will
carry 400 feet of cable and be used in
continuing the shaft from from the
190-foot point which has already been
reached
The bottom of the shaft has now
passed entirely through the fssure and
the bottom is now out in the bedding
planes a distance OF twenty three feet.
Here copper sulDhide ores are begin
ming to make their appearance and
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Money. Silver and Finance.

New York. Nov. 21.-Close: Money. on
call nominal. no loans.
Time loans. steady; sixty days and
ninety days, 1-405 IL per cent; six
months. 5G5 ID per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 6G6 II per
cent
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4S40
4S4125 for demand and at S4.S025G4 .SO-
625 for sixty days.
Posted rates. S4S16481 IL and S4.S4
s-2G4S5.
Commercial bills, $4.79 1-2G4S0 IL.
Bar silver. SO IA.
Mexican dollars. A "a.
Governments steady; rail-
roads heavy
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MILL FOR La SAILS.
Cyanide Plant to Be Erected at Once
on Gold Basin Property.

DAA AeAh A&elaAAA Z AUI w.
Material and equipment for a 100 ton
cyaniding mill is now being delivered
at John ClarlGs Gold Basin property in
the la Sal district. 1t is the first plant
of the kind to find its way into that
region and. IF weather will allow. it will
be in operation early in the spring.
Three carloads of material for the plant
have just been uuloaded at ThompsOn's
Springs and teams are nov engaged
i'm moving f. to camp. Millwrights and
stone masons have gone to camp and
just as fast as lumber can be secured
carpenters and other mechanics will be
engaged and shipped to the property
20 hurry the work along. At the point
where the mill is to go uD the elevation
is 10000 feet and, early as it is IN the
season snow is already on the ground
there TO a depth of a foot or more
Manager Clark claims that he has
developed i'm the Gold Basin property an
eighty-foot ledge of ore that viii mill
at an average Of $3.50 per ton. The
rock he says. is peculiarly adapted to
the cyanide treatment. and ne expects
within another year or two. TO incrsase
the capacity of the mill now going in
to 500 tons or more. The proposition
looks all right and If Mr.. Clark makes
the success he hopes to. the Ia Sal
country viii grow very rapidly
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stock with the exclusive privilege or
conversion in the syndicate coupled
with the unsatisfactory conditions i'm
the trade, steadily OverbOre the demand
for absorption by The syndicate
Therefore. the preferred stock. and in
fact. all the securities Of the corpora
ton. rallied sharply on announcement
Of the completion Of the conversion.
The better prospects in the money
market have been in favor Of the bond
market, but the prospect of large adj
didons 70 the list of railroad bonds has
been q deterrent influence Of buyers.
United States 2s declined 9s and the
3s and the Old and new As q per cent
below the closing cali OF last week.
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Metal Market.

New York. Nov. 21.-Business IN the
various metals today was light and
urices were about the same as those
ruling yesterday. Quotations for iron
continues more or less nominal and de-
mand shows little sign OF Improvement
in the near future.
Tin occupies a firm position with spot
at 25402560.
Copper is quiet. with lake at 1880
1900; electrOlytic at 1881 II and cast
ing at 1915.
Lead ruled quiet and steady at AS.
SpeIter. easy. unchanged at 5.62 IL.
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Cured Consumption.

Mrs. 3. w. Evans. Clearwater. Fan.
writes My husband lay sick for
three months. The doctors said that he
had quick consumption. We proc IreI
a bottle Of Billiards. HorehOund Syrup
and IL cured him. That was six years
ago. Since then we have always kept
a bottle in the house. we cannot co
without if. For coughs and colds it
has no equal" 25c. soc. 81. Sold by the
Il. C.. NJ J. drug department.
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Yesterdav,s Sales

Daly-Judge. 2O00S9. %; 5OqSs. 95; I5O0Ss. 80.
Total. 400 shares
DaIy-West, 25Q$36.OO; 25dS35. 60 Total
50 shares.
May Day. LOOOd8c; 1CO0QSllc; 2,O00aSl2c.
Total. 1000 shares.
South Swansea. 350d1Oc
Century. 200d64c
Tetro. 5OOd29c, seller 60.
Yankee 2O0d40c.
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MINES And MINING STOCKS=FNANCIAL and COMMERCIAL / :

Manager Sonnedecker is confident Of
tapping big body of ore in the very
near future. He viii go out TO camp
today and make all arrangements for
the installation of the hoist. which VIII
materially aid in the rapid develop
ment Of the property
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, Nov. 21.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in the
general fund exclusive of the $50 00O. 900
gold reserve in the division Of redemp-
ton. shows: Available cash balance,
S217, 49S, 332; Gold. S115. 1914.
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LIVESTOCK markets.

Chicago, Nov. Receipts.
$50; nominal; good to prime steers, $40
05.5O; poor to medium, 3.5OQA90; stock
ers and feeders. 2.00G415; cows, 1900
4.25; heifers. 2.0O@450; Gamers. 1900
2.40; bulls, 2OOQ5.25; calves, 250Q325;
Texas steers, nominal, 2.25Q45O; west
ern steers. 3.0064.50
Hogs-Receipts today. $4,000; Mon
day. $4,000; steady to IOc lower; mixed
and butchers, 4.55@47O; good to choice
heavy, 4.5OG465; rough heavy, 1900
450; light, 4.45G460; bulk of sales 4.504
46O
Sheep Receipts. 1000; sheep steady;
good to choice wetheTS. 3.6064.25; fair
to choice mixed, 2.75G3.60; western
sheep. 2.25d3.00; native lambs, $3.50
$50; western lambs, 3.00d5.25.
Kansas city. Nov. 21-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1900; unchanged; native steers,
425U5.1O, Texas and Indian steers, Z.45
G3.40: Texas cows. 1-7502.50; native
cows and heifers, 1.5004OO; stockers
and feeders, 1.5O03.00; bulls, L75G31O:
calves. 2.5066.00; western steers, 1900
40; western cows, 1.5OG2.85.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market 5610c
lower: bulk of sales. 445d455; heavy,
43OGA35: packers, 44564.55; medium.
4.5Od4.65: light 4-5004-60; workers.,
45715G460; pigs. 4.4064.55-
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady;
muttons. 2.6064.O0; lambs, 2.9005.S5;
range wethers, 21O6435; ewes, 2.250
2.45,
Denver, Nov. H.-Cattle-Receip
200: market strong; beef steers. ESQ
$50; stocxers and feeders, 2.75Q3.5O;
bulls, 1.5O6250.
Hogs Receipts. 300; market steady;
light packers, 45O64.55; mixed and
heavy. 435G4.40.
Sheep Receipts. $500; market steady;
A O0c7d IN
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Striking Hats

in styles and proportions are our Mil
Ter. WarburtOn and Denney Derbies.
They are the acme of the hatter's art.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
100 Main street
All members Of Salt Lake camp So.
Woodmen of the World. and visiting
neighbOrs are requested to meet at our
han in Odd Fellows temple, Sunday
afternoon, Nov. p. at 1-3O sharp. to at
tend the funeral of NeighbOr George
Ward
w. A. DCVALL. Con. Com,
A MKELLAR. Clerk
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Open Board.

100 Cor. Mercur at sc.
200 Daly-Judge at $50.
5 Daly-West at $3.50.
200 New York at BE
100 New York at 16C
800 South Swansea at l0i2C.
100 Victoria at 45c.
Shares sold. 1895.
Selling value, $3.50.
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$44.5o CHICAGO AND RETURN
Via Oregon short Line.

Nov. q to %. inclusive. Tickets good
for return until Dec. Z. PropOrtionate-
ly low rates from other Short Line
points. See agents for particulars.
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order Now

We are now taking orders for
ThauksgiviEg turkeys-au hne native
birds Radon & Williams Wholesale
and Retail Butchers, IL East Third
South. Telephone l29. Try our all
pork sausage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-22
Pocket Necessities.

We have just placed on sale a line OF
French embroidered handkerchiefs for
gentlemen. extreme novelties
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street
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Butter and Eggs.

$1,000 packages. Quiet to firm. Cream
cry 1761S. state dairy 15G1S
Cheese-ReCeipts. 1858 packages. r.
regular. State full cream fancy small
COlOred, 70 late made 10 3-4
Eggs-Receipts, 3.144 packages.
Western. .23G26.
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Chicago. Nov. 21.-On the produce ex-
change today, the butter market was
firm Creamery 1923; dairy 14G19.
Eggs firm 23G26. Cheese, steady, 1OT11.
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We exhibit many new patterns in
.neckwear. They are sold by us exclus-
lively.
100 Main street
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CHICAGO EXCURSIONS
Nov. 81 to % inclusive

Nov. 27 to % Inclusive
Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip
rate from Salt Lake only S4450 Re
turn limit. Dec. Z.
Picture frames to order. Am. Wall
Paper Co. East Third South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-22
Metal Market.

silver. 5fl4c per ounce.
Copper. t2ssc. New York. 127zc.
Lead. $50; New York, S4.25.
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Pacinc Coast Cir.
If It's the Latest

in neckwear. it's shown in our lines.
BROWN TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main street.
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leading long, bullish enthusiasm disap-
pesred from the oats pit the market
slumping along with other grains. De-
cem0er ranged between 35Ssc and 357sc.
and closed 12Qfsc lower. at 355l. LO-
caLy receipts were 143 cars.
Provisions were easier on selling by
packers and on lower prices for hogs
at the yards. Some buying by shorts
checked the decline. January pork
closed 1215015c lower. at S1L.45; Janu-
airy lard was of 7lzc. at S6.62la, and
ribs We're down Use. at S6071A.
Estimated receipts for Monday.
Wheat, I20 cars; corn, 205 cars; oats.
175 cars; hogs. 1900 head.
The leading futures RANKED as follows
Wheat-No. ?;
open. High. Low. Close.
Dec g.. 500 0S0ss SOS 1884 ls5s
May ..7S7s0l9 % ass 4SssG'Sla $50
July --749sQlff4 li94 l4ss lli52
Q open, HiEA- J Low. I Close.
May q. l25s 0429a 427 42is i2s.,
July LES as +I.s t1-ss1-
open High. Low. Close
R Rav : aas,s ss55ilsasg s 81. ae...
Ness Pork-Per barrel:
Open. High. Low. Close.
5f@ 4 HE HE ii59 9iaa HIS 49,
Lard-Per 100 lbs.
open. High Low. Close.
Nav I 81 Is SOS SIS
short ri5s-Per 100 lbs:
Open. High. Low. close.
KAN Kan . s s.5s s So SIS s.27 SIS Sc
Cash quotations were % follows.
Wheat-No. Q. 7sHas2; No. . red. $50
sos.
Corn-No. .. 49,; No . yellow. 44ls.
0ats-No. ? 339t; No. white, 36lz0S9.
Rye-NO. - So
Barley-Good. feeding, Sass; fair to-
choice mailing. 41059.
Flax seed-No. J. 80; No. / northwest
ern. 961s
Timothy Seed-Prime. 2.92fz
Mess Pork-Per hbi. II. 31laUD so
Lard-Per 100 lbs, 6.I5lzH6.N0
short RIbs-Sidcs GOOSel. 6.15NI.00
Sldes-ShOrt clear (bOXed). 6-50Q6. 62lA.
Whiskey- Basis of high wines, 1.25.
CloVer-Contract grade 1888.
IRcts, SHIPS.
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THANKSGIVING DAY EXCUR-
SION
To Ogden

Via Oregon Short Line. Round trip,
S1.O0. Special train, 9.45 a. M. re-
turning, leave Ogden midnight. Foot
BAH game Salt Lake High school VS.
Ogden High school.
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Utah Stocks in Boston.


IF-III-N-I0II 7
Boston, Nov. 21.-The week closes with
next to nothing doing in the stock mar
Ket- Closing
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Artistic Designs.

Don't forget Aunt Hannah's Quilting
Partsi
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
Business Announcement.

Having purchased the business of the
Peoples Coal & Transfer Co., we wish to
let the public know that we will continue
the business at the old stand. and desire
a portion of the patronage Of the public.
We handle coal. kindling wood and feed,
and are fixed to deliver artesian water,
also to do general line Of transfer busi-
ness. House and safe moving speciality.
When in need Of anything in our line give
us call, we guarantee you satisfactory
service.
Geo. Larmore.
Chas. S. Wilson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
Personal and Social.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Summers will in
few days move from La Junta TO Rocky
Ford. Both are priced members Of Shell
toms orchestra. Mr.. Summers plays the
violin and his wife both clarionet and
piano Mrs. Summers is lady OF rips
musical culture and has travelled extens-
lively. meeting with an appreciatiye re-
eeption everywhere.
The Little Four Hundred danced at
the X. p. Hall last night TO the excellent
music Of Shel.on's fine orchestra.
C. II. Mathis Of Blackyille. S. c.. ar
rived few days since To look over the
can,aloupe prospects for the coming sea-
son. Sam Matthews, who last year
grew large acreage OF cantaloupes for
A. F. Young & Co.. Of New York. with
whom Mr.. Mathis has been connected for
many years. will this year grow fifty
acres Of Rocky Ford's most famous pro-
duct.
o. C. Gates OF Trinidad is in town this
week assisting J. w. Rice in his work for
tho State Life Insurance Co.
A. l. Penney has Just removed from
St mary's to Rocky Ford.
Mrs. U. S. Ringer will leave tomorrow
for yisi, Of several days with many
friends in Fowler.
U. S. Ringer will tomorrow make Pu-
eblo business visit
Yesterday. Marjorie. the four year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Voor-
HES. living east Of town. was given a
pleasant birthday party. attended by a
number Of her friends from town and
country.
@. T Gerbing's many friends were
pleased to see him able To take drive
on Thursday.
James Bu,,ariield is real sick for tho
first time in twenty-four years. During
his illness tho express business Is being
managed by L. Garaseat Of Denver.
Miss Florence Elser goes To Denver on
Monday to resume her work with tho
telephone company and continue hor
School Of Music. Miss Rena jackson
goes at tho same time to tako up plano
study and painting.
Rev. r. 3. Norton OF Wausau. Wis. Is
tho CUES, Of his brother. c. W. Norton.
Mrs. J. E. Godding will leave for
Boulder in few days for fow weeks
stay at the sanitarium.
Mrs. Ben Reed. who is member Of tho
Republican State Central committee. at
tended tho Inauguration ceremonies in
Denver. and went from there To Boulder
for visi, with friends.
Frank Beach Of Las Animas. an old
friend Of p. X. Blinn. Is attending the
Farmers Institute.
C. C. washburn Is now a full fodgod
Justice Of tho Peace and ready TO dis
pense justice To all.
Rov. J. M. Mcbride loft on Monday for
ST, Luke's hospital in Denver. for treat
ment for sevore stroke Of paralysis.
Col. Loekhart and Charlie Reynolds
wore Interested spectators at tho inaugu-
ration.
Sol Wolfe managed a fino surprise for
his wifo last evening. inducing large
number Of friends and ncighbors to drop
in in honor Of her birthday.
The Epwor,h League had very pleas
ant combined business. literary and social
meeting at the parsonage Tuesday oven
ing.
The Yoemen had big time Tuesday
evening. Tho officers wero installed and
a large delegation was present from La
Junta. A fine supper was an attractive
feature and everybody had a magnificent
time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

Our car Of pianos will arrive on or
about January 2Sth. This will be .
full car Of pianos for Rocky Ford, Il
will consist mostly Of Stexer pianos
and . few Stcinhaucrs and we will
then be able to show the incest line
Of pianos ever on exhibition In Otcro
county. coiumbinc rlusic Company,
the only exclusive music house In
Otcro County.
G. e. LucOre, Manager.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
Round Table Program.

The next meeting Of the club will be
held Thursday evening, January %, with
Miss Frye. The program is as follows:
Roll Call-The Mothers of Great
Americans.
Paper-The Old and New White House,
Miss Irvine. .-,
Magazine Review-Miss Baboock.
Paper-How have Women Aided in
Americas Development, Miss Weaver.
Reading-Miss Hckox.
History Lesson Chaps. 4e-5e, Miss
Frye. s
Go to C. F. Abel g. Co. for delicious
cup Of Coffee. N2stGea 3
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
stockhoIders Annual Meeting.

Tn, annual meeting OF the Valley Hotel
Company not having been held at the rcnu-
lar tlmc the same will be held Mt the Office
nj the Company In Rocky Ford ON saturday.
Fcbrunry Il. igri. ut 10 O'Clock II. M. for the
purpose of clecting directors and the trans
Iction OF any other business which may
come before the meeting.
r. II. GIBSON, President.
Attest: p. J. REIFEI., Secretary.
First publication January 10. 1888.
Last publication February 10. 1903.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
cry.talllxcd Water

Is natures remedy for all ailments.
There is nothing equal to it for nervous
ness and female complaints. All eurable
diseases ,so called are cured in nat
ural way. No poisons, pills. tones or
plasters are necessary with this famous
water. Keeps the system free from all
poisons and will promote general health.
For sale by Holbrook Bros. Of Pueblo.
At the Alta Vista House this week and
next
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

FOR SALE-4o acres land, all under
cultivation. good six-room house, barn
and other outbuildings: good orchard; ~
miles from Ordway. Good reasons for
selling. Inquire at this Office. 55-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
We wish to announce to the pcopI

We wish to announce to the people
Of Rocky Ford and vIeInity that NC
have Just purchased almost ono
thousand copies Of sheet music Of the
Rocky Ford Music company. We
arc stiil the leaders In price for any
thing known In music and arc the
only exclusive music house In Otcro
County. We hsve . larger stock Of
sheet music than all other music
houses combined at Denver priccs.
Remember our big $50 discount from
SOW until some time In the latter
part Of January. We must sell every
plano We have In stock n We have .
car iosd and must have the room as
we arc stiii selling pianos. The only car
load Of pianos ever shipped to Otero
County. columbinc Music Company.
New Opera House Block.
G. e. Lucore, rlanaxcr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
Wanted, two mems bicycles.
Columblne rlnslc Company.

HORSES for sale cheap. Work and
driving horses, broke or unbroken. Call
on J. W. Kelsay. 2la miles southwest of
Rocky Ford. o3tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
New MIX Route.

Next Monday G. M. Zufall will start a
milk wagon and solieits share of the
public patronage. 33-lt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
january 1, 1908.

After this date will furnish my Hearse
for half price, SIS, for all funerals in Rocky
Ford, and Carriages at Sl.5o. have
the goods and must do business. Come
and see me.
5l-tf VIM. R. Dye.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

We can use fair stack of alfalfa.
VIII buy In stack or will buy deliver.
ed at Rocky Ford.
coIumbine Music Company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

Few ladies wear shoes smaller than Is
or larger than ss. In 9. c. Maxwells
,uth window is display which is inter-
esting to ladies who wear shoes within
the range named. A big stock has been
thrown on the market at only Is cents
per pair. Here is chance to get few
rich BARGAINS. IL YOU 90 soon enough.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

Work horses for sale or to exchange
for colts. Call on or address John Little,
Rocky Ford, Colo. 5l-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

Domestic wisdom says buy of Ra msay
g. Byars and save rs to 30 per cent
twenty days removal sale prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16
Bread Free

From alum.-Denver Bakery, opposite
new opera house. oz-oo'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-01-16

Go TO W. |. Stevens & Co.'S north
Main meat market for the best and
cheapest meats. Phone 222 White. 55tf