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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

mil granted such druggist shall be re-
vassa Easrs BY !ss c'S fusssa essa'
ss. ns %a before isTS ;S Ssy eS
Sis5n apas which 'sRe any liquor sas bssn .aia IL
hi- store during the preeeeding calendar
en.h %sh clearly Tssn ssntes state the
amounts and kinds Of liauors and to
whom the same have been ds sold by ~, Sirins Tue
shah lie preserved for 4 period of eighteen
ciation or corporation holding a permit as
aiorssaid shall preserve n, snid ppescr,pta,ons a
M tsr the dais Of the fiilins Of the same W and
shall at all times durin. business hours have
such prescriptions open and accessible 10 the
the duty ofthe marshal To examine every
such prescription issued and used as afore,
NJ their next regular meeting and give the
quantity OF liquors sold by virtue of every
Preseribtion issued and ri other informa.ion
require; any druggist OF this city holding
permit and failing 10 conform To the provis.
an offense and upon conviction thereof
shall be lined in sum not less than 500
and the permit granted such druggist may
he cancelled.
Sec. Amy person violating any of
not herein specifically provided. shall be
more .han so or .mprsonsd Ga IN the esy @
less than ten days nor more than ninety
See, n.-Any person fined under the
provisions OF this ordinance. who shall
shall be dealt with and committed TO the
city eli taii Of, 81 the city Of Rocky Ford as
VI Vided d. until % saeh iins " and nd" costs @ have been
fully paid. Provided. that no such I'M
prisonment shall exceed ninety days for
See. i:.-secrion F: of ordinance No. 70.
the same being an ordinance entitled. An
sns @s snf Nav
shs, sn a RrISiss R @ and a,nans al o,a.nAsss" nee y
An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No:
;s.an ordinancs concernins Licenses and
Mas is,h. isss ana all 6rainaaess fR'cssa is cSni
hiet Herewith" and all other Ordinances
or sa. arts ssrsss ss in ssnsi hsss ss
nothing heruin shall release or remit any pen-
& asss: sss CIV gs, OF no. .rs
forces aud effect. aud any violation OF said
ordinance. which shall have occurred b-ior.
OF. prosecuted and punished In accordance
with tho ordinances now In force.
49,. ROBERT n. PoLLScK:
". c. HEREIoRp,
tscai.H
c,ry srtE$ ssRs's e. 5; saasssno. ;sas.
!. W. c. Hereford. city clerk of IN.
that the foregoing ordinance as originally In.
'roiuc-d and heretofore pubiishcd Was placed
and passed on iis iirst reading a. rrs.
ular meeting OF the City Council OF III.
city q Roxy Fo.d on the 9Th day OF
other regular meeting Of tho .aid city coun.i u
held oa the ,sh day Of May ipu. said ov,ii
nance WAS duly amended and that the fore.
Tuins 1. n true. fun and cosrcct copy of the
same a. amended and that said ordnance ~.
80 amended "a. at said last mentioned meet
thr same duly passed its second reading al
said last mentioned mcciins.
". c. HEREFORD.
City Clerk:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Commencement Week Prorr.m.

Sunday. May oath. union services a,
tho Grand At IL a. m.
Educational address. Prof. w. H.
Thomas. Agricultural College.
Tuesday evening. Csn,a,a. "Nymphs
Of the Elements" by primary pupils in
paper costumes. Rockers opera house.
Thursday evening. eighth grade gradu-
alton exercises in high school room. Lib
or;y building a. 2 p. m.
Thursday evening. Ebbers Medal ora
tofieal contest. or;hologieal Literary So
eie;y VS.. ehiloma;heon Literary Society.
Grand Opera House. Admission FREQ.
All arc cordially invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

vent clear and unobstructed view of
the whole OF the Interior of said place
f% asd arranred sNe so as Sn 10 as De
nit of clear and unobstrucied view
from the street to the rear of said place.
mann6f with any side or back rooms.
basement or overhead room. and no liz
cense shall be granted TO any person to
conduct any such place unless said place
conforms strictly in it's manner OF con-
struction and ARRANGEMENT with this
section.
Sec. s.-No person conducting any such
place shall have or keen within the same
and this section shall be deemed 10 in
einds playing cards; poker ehips and an, slot
Hsians Of shis section shaii on 'ee eonwie nfe
ton be fined in any sum not less than
sloo nor more than 500 or IMPRISONED
nor more than ninety days. Provided no
such imprisonment shall exceed ninety
ductins any such place shall be- permit
ted tn Keep or sell any KIND oi merchandise In
the same without first having obtained
eli OF the city OF Rocky Ford authoriz-
irg them 70 t..s do 80 and r,s,, This provison a.r
is termed ''soft drinks Any per-
son who shall violate any OF the pro-
o %heh is nor
fore specifically provided, shall on con-
yietion be fined IN sum not less than
Tense.
II any person shall he convicted OF vi
olatins any OF the provisions OF this or
dnance his license shall be revoked by
the City Council and "a new license shall
not be issued TO him during the remain-
der OF the fiscal year and his bond shall be for
feited and the city council may nj any
time when In their Judgment the welfare
cense granted under the provisions oi this
ordinance
see. 9.-Au ordinances or parts OF or
dinances In conflict herewith are hereby
ROBERT NJ. POLLOCK,
IL. c. HEREFORD.
City Clerk
lseai.l
STATE OF COLORADO.
CITY OF ROCKY FORD.
]. ". c. Hereford. city clerk OF the
city Of Rocky Ford. do hereby certify
that the for.soin; u-uinanc. "a originally Ia
placed on it> iir,i reading aud was duly Rad
and passed on its hrst reading AT IA reg
ular meeting OF the City Council OF the
city of Rocky Ford on the 9Th dny OF
April A. ID. lna nDd that thereafter at an.
other regular meeting Of the said city coun.
ell held on tho spth ia, OF Mn! ipJ. said or
dinnncc was duly amended And that the forg-
going 10 u true. full and correct copy OF the
same as amcn'icd and that -aii ordnance as
80 amended wa. at said last ucnI Ion,d meet
ins piacrd upon Its second T-adin. aud that
the sane duly passed it, second reading at
said last mentioned meeting.
W. c. HEREFORD.
,s, city Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Memorial Sunday.

The Annual Memorial service Of the
g. a. r. will be held at tho Grand. Sun
day. May oath. at 5 o'clock p. m. Rev.
Rev. M. NJ. Nelson. pastor OF the Chris
tian church will preach the sermon. Mrs.
G. P. Randall will sing solo and appro-
pirate music will be rendered by the
choir.
The w. r. c. and Ladies Of tho G. a.
r. will meet members OF tho Grand
Army and other veterans Of the civil war
at Odd Fellows hall Ut 2:5o p. m. and
march in a body 70 tho Grand.
Special invitations have been issued To
city officers. pastors Of tho different
churches. and pupils Of our public schools.
Tho general public is invited no join the
Grand Army in this religious service.
Committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Al. Adams. one Of New Yorss mos,

Al. Adams. one Of New Yors's mos;
noted policy shop owners, has been
sentenced TO tho peni;an;iary for long
term. I, Is said that Adams receipts
were $4,000 a day clear Of expenses for
a long time. and ;hs; he made S2.2oo.-
600 a, tho business. But tho pani,anii-
ary 20. him at last, VIVA. shall |; prof,
a man. though no gain tho whole world.
Il finally he lands in tho poni;en;iary dis
somh,ed and disgraeed.-Ft- Collins
Courier.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Colorado's enthusiastic reception Of
President Roosevelt, means more than
may appear on the surface of things. OF
course. the President is personally pop
ular there. as well as all over the west.
But Colorado has come back 10 the re-
publican party. 1t was the most anti
republican Of all the states in 1896. but
it has been moving steadily back TO the
republicans ever since and il go, back all
the way in 1902. |, is safe To say that
the plurality which Colorado gave to tho
republican candidate for governor in 9o2
was small compared with tha; which she
will rail- up for the republican presidential
ticket in iso4.-St Louis Globe Demo
eraI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

There is. we believe. a law on the
Colorado statute books forbidding the
killing OF song birds. but Il Is honored IN
breach. says the Fort Collins Express.
Parents and teachers owe the
youngsters a lesson about this matter,
not merely as matter Of sentiment. but
also as a matter Of sound business policy.
Every farmer knows or ought 10 know,
that tho birds arc his bes, friends. and ,o
destroy them Is inimieai no, alone TO his
interests bu; TO those Of the entire COM
muni,y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Tho ,wen.y-three British workingmen
who visited this country TO investigate
tho methods Of operating mills and work
shops are now to bo followed by forty
six German agrieul,uris;s. who arc CON-
ing to study American methods OF farm
ing and stock raising. As a school Of
applied science this is great country.
with a universal ps,ronsge.-sos;on
Herald.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Members OF the Grand Army. and 9TH
or veterans Of the civil war, the w. r. C.
and Ladies' of the G. A. r. will meet at
Odd Fellows hall at 9 O'Clock a. M. and
proceed to the cemetery. where the
Grand Army will engage in its ritualistie
service and decorate the graves OF their
fallen comrades. and oenotaph in mem
ory Of their unknown dead.
At the close Of this service the patriotic
orders and invited guests will proceed
to the bridge across the Arkansas river.
where the w. r. c. will carry out an i'm
pressive program in memory Of the sail
ors and marine dead.
At 8 o'clock p m. the patriotic orders
will assemble at Odd Fellows hall where
Rev. J. T. Knuckey will deliver Memo
rial address. Some appropriate songs
will be rendered.
All who can furnish flowers will please
leave them with Mrs. Ida Hiekox. corner
Maple and 10th street, Friday evening.
Citizens generally are invited to attend
all Of these services.
BY order Of Committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Many Of tho magnificent eo;;onwoods
which arc the pride Of Rocky Ford arc
threatened with damage u no; destruction
BY borars. The raysgos Of this insect
can DO prevented by treatment which
costs but little. It will pay all interested
in Rocky Ford shade to consul, John E.
Goddnp.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
FRIDAY, MAY, % 1903.

On another page will be found a paper
read before the city council by Mayor
Pollock Wednesday evening. 1t contains
carefully considered recommendations
relative to important municipal affairs
suggestions which will commend them
selves to our citizens as embodying a line
OF policy which cannot but be Of great
beneii. To Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

The Ote.o canal syphon over the
IAp:shapa near Fowler. is completed and
ready for business. The syphon is eight
feet in diameter and thtss hundred feet
dong, and big enough to take Ssre of all
the flood waters Of the raging Arkansas
during the coming season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

An unavoidable shortage of force. in the
Composing room caused this issue to be
late and prevents the Enterprise from
being Gp to its usual standard.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Hon. G. W. Swink is making extensive
improvements on his beautiful and valu-
able lands near Ordway. He has 22o
acres of the finest land just west of
ordway which is now being put under
ycultiv alton for the first time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Robert Mckinney and wife are seeking
place for ranch work. Address him at
Fowler.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

The entire stock oi the Farmers De-
partment Store has been purchased by
the Windsor Razar Co., Of Trinidad, at
about IS cents on the dollar and will be
closed out at once regardless OF cost,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Beet Growers PROTECTIVE Associa-
tjou,

The directors of this organization met
yesterday and transacted important bus
mess relative to the finances Of the asso-
citation.
The advance guard Of the Pueblo boys
who are to work in the beet fields will
arrive Monday morning under the care Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Of Pueblo. The first
squad will go to Newdale. the beets in
that section being more advanced than
eleeWhere.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

The Business Mems Club is planning
to lease large and fine suite of rooms,
including the entire upper story which
M. o. Coggins is to have built over H. l..
Maxweil's store. These new rooms will
be fitted as the club shall direct and will
provide every convenience which the
membership could ask.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Onc-Eycd Beet Seed Not n Panaeca
for Thinning.

Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson has a
plan for reducing the labor OF thinning
oeets. His theory is that beet seed has
several eyes or germs, and seed may
produce ono. two. three or four plants or
sprouts and in thinning all Of these but
one have to be pulled out The task is a
laborious one. tho cos. por acre is con-
siderable. and the necessary disturbance
retards the growth Of the beet and is in
furious as evidenced by the wilted con-
dition Of a beet field after thinning. II
seed can be grown which has but one
eye Il would be an easy matter TO plant
the seed by machine at proper distances.
The plan he is working on is to eliminate.
by seleetiye cultivation. all but one eye
from the bee; seed.
IL Secretary Wilson had more prao-
tea, knowledge Of beet culture he would
not set so high value on his sought-for
one-eyeo beet seed. II every beet seed
had only one germ there would yet re-
main a demand for such thick planting
as to require thinning. The beet seed
will not all sprout and the young beet
plants are remarkably tender bit OF
vegetation. easily kept down by soil hav-
ing hard coating. easily destroyed when
first through tho ground and
subject to such injury by insects as
would prevent perfect stand If not
thickly planted. The experience of
many years has proven that the best
plan is to plant ls to 90 pounds per
acre-and then thin out the plants to the
desired closeness. Only in this way
have the most experienced growers been
able to secure that full stand which is
important for the most profitable crop.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Tho Houx- Brown Grocery Co. ha s
just received a car of tha. splendid Kan
sas Flour.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Ffosh Cows for sale. Phone 742. c.
r. Towes. @4-a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Say, do you know that Kreider
the ieweler has moved to the
City Drug Store?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22
Sand and Gravel

For Sidewalks for sale by l. W. Babeoes.
Three -sour,hs OF milo south o! Wash
ington school. Down hill pull. +o-a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-05-22

Decision of Judges.
A special invitation to be present is
here extended to every person who has
ever been a member of the High School.
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Dinner a, Tho DAY Nursery


fhree long tables With Glenn,
white covers. stood in the day nuras
cry dining room. Tiny chairs were
carefully IN phase, 1u q slide tahle
stood a huge howl et potatoes and
ny ks side was q Errat howl of
graNN dried beef rraNN, too. and the
tempting odOY rrretnd the uustriia
OF the hungry little people,
They straEgled In rrat opes then
another, shining and rcd from suap
and scruhhtns, and took their places.
carr nlly hitchlng and WrlgEltng
INTO position doe WAS h last orr
IN = he was the last scrubbed.
Here me am Miss Hafti"
Yes Joe. | see yeu
Liza. pat your hands this wayl"
Liza vas seated at does left hand.
This way. see aud he proceeded
90 nlustrate
Lisa folaed her chubby. black
hands carefully
hut Joes sharp eyes wev not
satisfied
e1lsa,s hands dirty Miss Hartle
snont worry about either hands.
Joe Are you sure your own are
clean
"Joe's hands clean asserted the
youth LISA rot dirty hands see
Miss Hart, an round herer
one q Ioo's short finger traced
the dark clrcle about tifa's palm
See Z. Miss Hart Hsr N
HUT Miss Hart was busy. and nv
ionE IS Liza didn't object. that
seeuted one way to divert luass at
tention from other and less limo
cent amusement
The babies were 81 hIbhcd when
Joe'S voice rams cut "rtm.f
rlght. Miss Hart. see T. see ~ Ills
ever ready finger traced scofnrilly
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down the fold IN the center OF his
hth. All the other hihs Wrte put or
with the fnid bent outward toe'a
hih VAS Wrong stda out sce a.
see a"
Never mind. Joo. said Miss
Mary.
Great soup plates we've filled With
the potato and the delicious gravy
In each plate MAS a spuon.
"ttsa didn't SAY. Thank YOU 20
announced joe Its own portion
had hot been served
"Nou want e. he careful 20 see
that SOU say g. cautioned Miaa
Mary. gently.
"loe say e" announced the
vannEstyr uuahHshrd tits plate
WAS set before hiu
Thank YOU. Misa Hart
You Bru welcome iov
Thank YOU. Misa Mary
Yes Joe
erhauk voui Thank you' THANK
yuui' tanE round the room.
Yes yea ehlldrenf' exclaimed
Miss Hart, rather overcome by the
chorus Of helated thank yaua.
You are al welcome But. romem-
Der that It doen't mesn VERY much
when Il comes 50 late.
Miss Mary was pouring the milk
mta glass mugs one mug vas
utled a little quicker than we're the
others and the milk foamod 60 the
caEe of the glass
soarsudsl cried an excited ur-
AIN, dellghtc1ly
Joe stretched his neck IN see who
had dared 60 intrute upon his
PLATFORM
ti.a wants mo milk. Miss HART
III you suggested Nlss fart.
II sou snt one was the quick
reply followed hy q sudden
please that quite undid Lisa. who
was - clarified that she cousttel
into her glass and sent the white
fluid ftyius Ia all directions
Stan q" cried joe IlHa dld her
best "MlsH Hart. this IL a little
hit joe iifted his spoon on high.
showing the marsrl - food which he
considered polite Ia appropriate az
ore m~outhful
Yes Jce. hope o always take
Just a little bit
esfly,
Joe's mother WAS wlpinE he vim
dcwa She hHd washed them and
rtnsrd them. since the little people
haa been seated at the table. As
Jers vosce use higher than he
ethers SIR stoppsd ana turned to-
waFd Misc Hart perhaua IL vas he
cause her English was decidedly
deficient that abe restrained her DE-.
sire 70 ssY something
Here a little biz" and another
spoonful vent un
THO idea caught like via. fire
l4aas spoon dashed into the aig f4r
above her head eJuth a fttsfief" shs
iiapeh
Another vent un another and atui
another. Little biti Little bfffe
went rapidiy nFuand the tables
Joe looked on calmly. Here's an
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either little hlti' he announced with
IA sudden flourish. and the little
hit Htnrted un lts second round
The potato and gravy came down
with a splash In IiHa'a glass ~ milk
"E4t L. tisa'' commanded the
autoerht ef the dinner table. shortly.
LISA uhrYed,
Ioe'a mother polished the window
carefully. one cold eye upon her SON
The Desire fOr the inspection of
each mouthful had spread = rapidly
that Miss Hart and Miss Mary were
some minutes IA restoring ordcr
Two aT thrive SPOONS had fallen ana
several curly heads were dripping
with rraNY before the desired was
accomplished. Juo'u mother uxnd
her hopeful with au unforHiNinH eye,
'Sas e Miaa Hart. age r. he
ahtleked above the am Lisa got Z
in her hair see Z. Miss Hart see
.lti"
Joesa mather wheeled impatiently,
Zoe talk 90 SuhrH. she exclaimed
indignantly, You slap his facet"
.tler English was eleHf " not ule-
SAINT and Joe understood and sub
sided.
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