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So ar four acres q land rIuHe @
49,, sasb t',is,,e@ J., s,,it 49,. b,.sf
$50 Tor two acres ~ Hnr land un rler.
trte sac and tNnsfF minutes ride 70
The eitY. 80 cash balance . per
q N Siehals. 81 Washington halldIuK
CitEAff stiEAts-.ts acres. house. fa
chic keus. z COWS. pafiY can make
Eund living - this land ard clear
- per month lttee ttaa Terms 81
dnSn. 81 pr month eee nafkef
biagk west Garden Station Take
Henton ear. ist aud jackson e
sAtIsMEN ar rranlred 20 handig
s an tracts people az sa 49,, ss, '' e.
act them - cheap and on siseh saaY
terms t-g.ni fare On Washington 81
Camn taaay
ciiEAP Two iarFr tfaeis q lard ard
gHtoFy house only tta Il snld ~ anss
Nes uwuers. Aaals - urlfin. carson
Station ~ esnts fare nu new Rem
ton ear let ard Jackson -
cilEAr iets ~ 81 up, a, niilmsn city.
only II minutes ride on old Rent IN
n down. 8 ,narthiY. eafus TO-DAY.
Large. ~ar'n office on srpupas
Z GOOD timber eiaita ACCOMPLISHMENTS
S sss y ot soe e. sesse g '9 a.. q
Fss ssI.-Fsrns snd lard
SEVENTEEN ACRES AZ railroad sta
ton rarh level isad partially am
proved, small house ; ininuisA watk
ffufn depot stores tostnfi1en and
Eppd sChani 80
Robert Maiihf. $50 New foTk Bloek.
A BARGAIN acres. Fe..d level lard
mostly Second bottom. - miles from
the Inisrufhan. tract faces country
road rieHT - schooi and nFlahbufa
Price Tor feN DAYS. t.6a
NORTH OF onFEN LAKE tIai' a
land. : arrsa Erutesd and planted ~
stfa n BERRIES balance cleared and
seeded AZ fsagsd small house snd
Robert Mai,tY. 80 Srw York block.
DAIRY FARM -ias srrcs. nearly AL
{ bottom land > aeres N eaitlyslln.i
b-rpeui huuss large t,aFn; close 50
sehoai ard nstxtuarp. : Jersey coNa
g. Niih place = 30
Robert MsiihY, 80 Sew Yars nieek.
FORTY AeREs half bqttern lard bal.
nnee xuod upland All nearif leNsl
~ acres cleared Is acfea partly
CLEARED. plsuiF sprihs water hy.ss
barn s~Fafai authailfiuNs .qft hsfa
~ 80 trees Ia heaftnE. All kinds OF
small fruit u miles from AEaitls.
cinaa - - hoai and reiahiluras g. -
Robert Malibr. 40 Sew fork hlacs
A HNAP-u acres ~ Kand lard ~
E miles frufn u r. depot one husig
L frush seattle adiaiHiuE an iuNfus -
1 farm = rods frusn shinEle mill
acre rlsar~a small naFu. arFeA
1 partly CLEARED. baianro q land hAa
I enough cedar timber e. mere than
L paF for ID NNurr needs mnnFY, II
tnken THE Neek price To-
Z ROBERT MAfsTbY. 40 NsN York hth
raa ). acres fine upiand good timber
+ small imuruv near tuWn and
i Iutaftirhau electric line
tfoa d acres at Kent. fine fFuif ans
/ berry lard
/ RIET-TENUHES q AHNEtf.
Hnam - Hoxasil Block
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J. 0oopFEfr.ow a SON
A Few Barsalas
nGa
San DOWN balance like rent for a
large Groom house on aith ave. This
place + modern tu every PARTICULAR
has both Kaa and electric light =
large cement basement uusisr neatly
the entire huuss u IN n very nne
resident dtwtrfel The street isnpfuVe-
ments are al Paid incindiuE esuant
Naik.
ira down. hal monthiy. A s-raonn mod
HIT @rhs awnsr buiit THE for he
esn hums bot f. new lsAvirE iho
eItg II - n very pretty place IN =
swsli resident district lot l. Gxisu
feet to aiieY.
J. GoonFEf.r.ow a SON.
SIC Washington Bldg.
A COOP uur.
fs4s
side 81 take waAhlnetan. This i .
snap az this price Property on the
Lake close 20 tire city is hard 20
49, - - =
$40.
FoR an acre and on.foufth In South
rArk. IL CLEARED and fenced and not
far frem car hHs.
Yen nethlng. and ~ nil get you re-
tarna
J. goopFEffyow a RON.
SIS WaahluEtou nldK
NTH AND MADISON Sra
IL, 7trlto. small house. tioo cash. %
per month
lots sunset Heights add izo cash.
s-raom house. lot ariia. IN good con
dition. u.ise tart cash. balance
monthiy.
n rooms. must h. soid AZ once. entns
and see u and MAKE an offer.
. rooms. close IN. ra: good house TO
make money.
! rooms for light Housekeeping: come
and see y. Low rent
MAHrs a co,
"a Bostnu block.
QUARTER section IN skaEit county,
/ uatsntsd. - million feet cedar and
/ fir will exchange for house and lo'
/ IN Seattle.
louarfsr erection 10 g.laiiam county. pat
entrd million feet for u.s"'
Twa s.reorn cottages near high school
rent Tor 81 per month. only t,esA o.
will sell one alnus.
Kline room house. close IN. IN good
order. street graded and s4dsw aiked
1000.
Houses and tots IN All parts city al
low prices and perfect titles
s.,snala corner on south siops Queor
Anne. : blocks car. tiizxisn. genuin'
bargain at tsA
noGIE \ COMPANY.
81 Pacific biprk
Ii -CTOfcE modern b.ronm cottage
fsal1. ard near Columbia.
tisa-elxf0, house that viii finish
4, t .5.,l.s.rsorn modern cottage within
fWo btorka ~ high school
lffEz-1niM. end 81 Rainier car hho
- cnah. SIC month.
ines UxtQ1. ath ave. 20 ehaf ies
ii z0--t acres chqiee land y mile iron
! car. - Green Lake
lDeut fail % look ny largo list over bo
fore huyinE. Farms and acre tract
at bargain prices.
A. q JOHNSTON,
pest Fsfets Is Downs block
Phones 3 Main NJ. ind.. a 2iis.
TIMER claim REIMBURSEMENT, con
tanning 4ga.H0 feet ~ flr ana HON
lock ii skaRit county, for sale chear
| n taken ~ once
lla1 acres ~ fine wheat land east q
mountains for Haic cheap and O
eaay terms N Yau want a nice fHfn
| cheap. call on vs..
| n you want to invest money AZ n Roo
| rate q Interest. come IN and see ~
~ g. BfERs a Co,
a3-3E1- SO Arcade bldg.
broom house. sii7 Western ave. Pric
a. 20
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tunlneefa ana gontfhet9fh 49,.
praEf HOrND iiRtbGs n DUEbo-
no 60 Scandinavian American
Hank huiidiHa, railway and highway
hfidgfn aud NlndHrtHi steel nud iron
work Ter building dredging aud
harbof improvements bile driving
Folding Beds
NORRIS FOLDING HEDg can at
fagtury sisA I'ifsi tables made go
order
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MADAME A q SMITH % Illnokiey.
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Mechanical Enalnsera
- AII a A-L-I.Il - H..
Music

Mlts. a. ~. HANSON Fall millinery
re the lowest prices Coz. Fourth ana
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oeulis,s and huris,s
DH }. a. MAcKfANoA % 81
Arcade building
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Notary Public
JAZZ ii TAYToft Downs hik MALI N
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WAailtNaT0N tHFlHMARY on
o6TEurATftf- iHt Second avenue
Onfeopathni examination free
WARiflNGTON iNHrirurE on ds.
TEnfATfif Five years in Seattle
safe beponit building i1i First
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peoples SAVINGS BANK
iiat bald un. 8inn11. 81 G. Neufalder
pfaa j r GreeHirVf cashier, com
nicrCiai savings and trust business
PrgET SOUND NATIONAL RANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capitai stock paid IN. N2a Qq05 surplus.
fsawo, j Furths pres ] \ Gold
smith vice pres r. V. AnksnN,
cashier CuHrcHnandFntH IN pfiuelpal
cities 81 the United States and Eu-
rome
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g7TiTSTfJ7S -~,aafsa 6S sSPcftsncc ID
Watahman. saher and reliable cltY
references Addreas y. 4. Rich. 30
tth Ave. North. city.
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HE,.LEg,., Printer 10 seneca. LslT'
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Physician ard Surgeon
M 1OaErnfNE BELL. ~ aud 90
Arcade nuiidinR
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taFi rent 81 30 fine location don I
nina dis Seattle Heal Estate co
lh Tlmrn bldg
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New seysn-tnom house ou full size
lot ti.f1s. tib0 down and 80 a
month.
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EASY TO PAY FOR

Two lots with fnursfoom new house.
ys7s. too down. SO a month.
New fixe-ruom house on lot ana
half. 81 .ooo. 500 down aud si2 a
month.
Now six room house aud lot and
hslf. ti.ieo. tgQQ down and iis a
month.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
Royal pagean, a, poublin.

Dublin. July s5.-King Edward on
Thursday reviewed 1900 troops and
5000 men OF the naval brigade In
Phoenix park. The scene was by
FAR tho most brilliant OF the many
witnessed since their majcsties' ar.
rival In Dublin. II was the largest
muster OF troops ever seen AT n review
in Ireland. Tho Duke OF Connaught
was In command.
1t was after midnight when the
days festivities closed. Tho King
and Queen held sp, cial court ut the
castle In the famous st. Patrlck's hall.
which was gorgeously decorated and
illuminated for the occasion. There
they received the. most representative
body OF the irish nobility and the Irish
people which had been seen ut the cas-.
tie In many years. Queen Alexandra
wore a croam.colored gown embroid.
cred with gold. She wore vari-col.
oied jewels In the form of shamrocks
and her diamond ornaments were set
in designs OF rose. thistle and sham
rock. ..
The influence of the sovereigns Sc.
cured the social union which English
statesmen had yainly sought to at.
tain. The Irish guards acted as a
guard OF honor and the grand stair.
case was lined with lancers. 1t was
= function OF regal magnificcnce.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
CONFERENCE COMES
TO AN AGREEMENT

Denver. July ss.-Tho conference
committee on the appropriation bill
reached an agreement last night. after
n harmonious session lasting little
more than nm hour. The S.nni. amend.
ments were allowed To stand for the
most part. Changes made Will. II ID
stated. increase the appropriations as
made by the S"naI. at least 5000.
making the amount Of the deductions n
little more than 5000.
The members OF the conference com
mittee are unanimous In their belief
that both houses will concur and tina,
the bill will be passed to-day. The cS-
tra session will then be brought to an
end.
The Senate yesterday passed the
long appropriation bill on third read
Ing with the amendments proposed on
Thursday. and the amended bill was
sent to the Hous. OF Representatives.
That body Immediately after the read
Ing OF the bill as amended gave notice
to the Senate that IL would not concur
In tho amendments offered. The Sen
ate refused to yield and the result was
the appointment of n conference COM
mIttcc.
Tho House committee appointed for
the purpose of tracing the Morgan bill
for the protection OF miners cSoncratcd
Mr.. Morgan from all blame connected
with It's disappearance.
Tho Senate passed resolutions on the
Worlds Fair Board. the State Board OF
EQUALIZATION and demanded an invcs-
tigntIon ot the alleged pcnItentiary
land deal in which II Is claimed that
Governor Peabody was Interested.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
Murderer Mus. be Hanged.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Jtfsy 25.-
Judge Seeds. OF the District Court.
Thursday denied the motion Tor new
trial in the case OF Harvey King. col.
ored. convicted OF the murder OF his
wife. and sentenced the prisoner to be
hanged.
Under the rc.enacted capital punish
ment law. King must be hanged at the
Canon City pcnitentiary not sooner
than ninety days. nor later than one
hundred and twenty days from the
time OF pronouncement OF sentence.
Unless n stay OF execution Is granted,
King will be the first man to suffer
the death penalty in this state since
the capital punishment law was abol'
ished.
Judge Seeds. on the same day. sen.
fenced John Trusty. colored. to the
state penitentiary for term of not
less than twenty nor more than TWEEN
ty-five years. Trusty was convicted
of the murder OF his wife on the even
ing of May 18th.
When asked whether he had any.
thing to say. why sentence should not
be pronounced. Trusty said:
Yes. sir. have. II ever man
stood before your honor innocent OF
the crime charged against him, 1t is
your humble servant. With uplifted
hands before God, and upon my Ma
sonic oath as n man. swear that did
not kill my wife and ask YOU to be as
lenient as you can. | declare that
am innocent"
Judge Seeds pronounced sentence af.
ter announcing his decision denying
the motion of defendants counsel for
an arrest OF judgment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
POPE'S EAr1OUS
RING Is nlSSlNG

Rome. July :s.-tNsw York Herald
Special EVERY effort In being made
In the Va. can to prevent the news
OF n terrible scandal leaking out.
The ring OF the fisherman. which
should have Zen found on the hand OF
the Pope. has disappeared. IL IL not
10 much a question OF It's material as
of It's intrinsic value. for the ring OF
the fisherman is used TO seal the papal
bulls and IL tn. outward align OF author
lily OF the Pope.
when the cardinal camcrlinEo Ger.
,lhcE the death OF pope. he receives
the ring of the fisherman from tho
then destroyed. In the presence OF all
the cardinals. at the FIRST meeting OF
the sacred college held after tho
Popc's death.
hut when Cardinal orcglia. the
present camcrilnHo. had certified TO
the death OF Leo KILL. MonsiSnor Bis
lctti was prey OF the deepest de-
spair and mad to admit that the ring
had disappeared. Cardinal orcsl!a.
who had. ns Is the custom. brought his
declaration OF having received the ring
from the papal chamberlain. all writ.
ten out. had TO put II back In his
pocket.
MonsIgnor BIslcttI can give no indI-
cation rs to the robbcr. The theft
must have taken place between the
death OF the Pope and the morning OF
tho following day. whca Cardinal Or
cx;ia officially certified to his death.
During this time large number of
persons entered the death chamber.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
Upholds Flat Tax Decision.

In the case OF the United States Re
duction and Refining Company against
Charles Crouter. former State Auditor,
Judge Carpenter in the District Court
at Denver July goth, gave judgment
to the plaintiff for SlO,34i.41. In rem
derinC his decision Judge Carpenter
stated that he agreed with the opinion
handed down by Judge Dixon. who
held that the revenue act of 1901 was
invalid.
There were two questions involved
in the suit, he said. One that of the
Constitutionality of the act, and the
other as to whether payments of fiat
taxes made by the plaintiffs were vol
untary. He had examined the matter
carefully and found that he must agree
with the ruling of Judge Dixon. The
plaintiff corporation. with number of
others interested in the action will re-
ceive back S10,344 of fiat tax which
they paid under protest.
In regard to the case Attorney Cen
eral Miller stated that the people of the
state would not appeal the case. THAT
act of 1901" said Mr.. Miller. has been
decided unconstitutional often enough
and | do not think that it would do us
any good to keep appealing this case.
and VIC will not. therefore, do anything
further with the case. The inheritance
taxes which accrued under the working
of the act of 1901 cannot be collected.
for the act was invalid and that is all
there is TO it,"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
State School for Girls.

Because OF the rumors which have
been affoat In the corridors OF the state
house and elsewhere regarding mis-
management at the State Industrial
School for Girls, says the Denver Re
publican OF July 18th. Governor Pea
body. accompanied by DIR. Eleanor
Lawney. president of the State Board
OF Charities and Corrections. and DIR.
d. II. Dougan and Secretary Hagnr Of
the same board. swept down on tho
home yesterday without announcing
their coming. hoping in this way to
get n clear insight into the inner work
ings OF the home.
The rumors which had been ahoat
were to the effect that on Thursday
night five girls escaped from the home
and that the fight was due to con-
dition OF things which made 1t un-
bearable for them. 1t was also said. In
effect, that new solitary confinement
cells were being constructed, with a
view to returning to the old methods
OF punishment. and that the fear OF
this caused almost daily attempts at
escape.
When the rumors reached the ears
of Secretary Hagar he at once institu-
ted an investigation in the city. and
learned that they were without founda-
ton. Wishing to make 1t doubly sure
he intended to visit the home unex-
pectedly yesterday afternoon and in
spect It thoroughly, questioning the in
mates and getting all tho information
he could.
Before starting he apprised Governor
Peabody of his purpose, and the latter
at once announced that he had been
desirous of visiting the home for some
time. He thought it best to take with
him the president of the Board of
Charities and Corrections. and such
other members as would wish to go.
No notice was given of the intended
visit and the party walked from the
station at Morrison to the home. Here
they found that n general house-ciean-
ing was in progress, and that every
thing for this reason was upside down.
The party at once commenced investi-
cations. examining the inmates of the
home, the sanitary conditions and the
treatment accorded the girls.
They found that no attempt at es-
cape had been made on Thursday. or
since June 25th. The inmates question
ed. according to the report. said that
they were all as well satisfied as any
person would be who is deprived Of
freedom. The food was excellent, and
the genral treatment was all that could
be desired.
The only censure which the visitors
had for the board of control was the
condition of the plantation; it was
thought that the orchard was neglected
and portions of the farm needed atten-
tion. The grounds Immediately around
the house We're much admired.
According to the official report. the
last girl to escape from the home was
Frances Wagrin. and she telephoned
in two days later and wished to be
taken back. She escaped on June Gath.
and on June 25th Ethel Guthrie and
Nellie Judd made their escape. The
Guthrie girl asked to be taken back
after three days of freedom. and Nellie
Judd was captured by an officer of the
home shortly after she left.
Tho visiting party expressed them
selves in the report prepared as being
entirely satisfied with the management
of the home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
Camper. Mus, n.y. Llssnsss.

J. n. Woodward. state game COM
missioner. returned To Beaver recently
from the western part OF the state.
where he went to look Mt the condition
OF affairs over there and especially the
condition OF tho trout in the streams
of ths state. lie stated that he had
placed 10000 spawn in the nsh hatch
cry Mt Steamboat Springs. lie said tha;
Will. the trolt In the stat. were not
healthy a, this time they were much
better than they had been. lie stated
that durih. the spawning season the
fish ate tut little. and became very
poor. but that from now on they would
improy. and before u month was over
they would he In excellent condition.
Mr.. Woodward stated that he had
come TO the conclusion that II was n
part OF the duty of his once TO look
after the forest reserve. Especially did
IL come under his province when it
came to granting licenses for camping.
There has been n Law on the statute
books" said Mr.. Woodward. since
1901. which stated that every party In
tho state that goes campin. should
have n camping iieg1sc. do not be-
iIcyc that one party In nifty gets one of
these when they go out ! discovered
something over thirty OF thcs. parties
while was out on my last trip over
the state and failed to ind n single
license.
II am going after this matter and I
am going to see that the law is en-
forced or dropped. one OF the two. The
state ought to have tho money for
these licenses and the law ought to be
enforced. Then. too. II all campers had
to get licenses and did get them. II
would he certain that We would no,
have irresponsible parties In the for
csis OF the state who set fire to the re-
serves. consider that this much OF
preserving the forests OF the state be-
longs to this dcnartmcnt Ms well as to
the land board
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
COLORADO STATE AFFAIRS AND
DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL CITY

The State Land Board has decided
that the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany must obey the instructions OF
Mineral Superintendent cogdy or lose
the famous Forbes coal mine. This
mine which is near Trinidad. Is OF al
most inealeulable value to, this com
ANY. for it furnishes practically all OF
Iae coal used in the eompanys fur
naees in Pueblo. and the cancellation
of this lease would cause the plant
there TO suspend business perhaps for
months. The trouble arose over = ques-
lion Of the best way OF mining. The
company wished TO leave large
amounts OF coal in the various drifts
TO serve as braces Mr. cowdy insisted
that this coal DO removed and its place
taken by wooden uprights- The COM
pany refused TO do this and the order
issued BY the land board is the out
come.
State Engineer Carpenter says that
there have been some reservoirs In the
state too full for the safety Of the peo-
pie in their vicinity. This vas espe-
eially so in the Poudre valley. where
two reservoirs were fiied much above
the safety mark. II. L. Reid was sent
TO Investigate the matter. He has made
his report to the ono. and there is no
longer any danger anticipated from
this source. Terry's lake. al Fort Col
Inns. Was another lake which was not
considered safe. and Will. no ono In
the State Engineers ONCE would say
that the lake was unsafe. still II Was
stated that the lake had not been In
spscted for several years and II nigh,
not bc in good shape. Professor Car
penies proposes To examine all Of the
dams and reservoirs in III. state. but
he states that he Is handicapped be-
eaus. OF the lack OF funds.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
New Pacific Cable Opened.

New York. July 25.-The CONNER.
cial Paci:c Cable Company announces
that on and after to-day its entire
system from San Francisco to Manila
will be open for public traffic. The
rates from San Francisco to H>..olulu
will be reduced from so cents per
word to 35 cents.
The following rates will take effect:
From san Francisco to Midway
Islands. 60 cents per word; Guam, So
cents per word: Luzon, S1.05 per
word; all other Philippine islands. Sl.15
per word; Hong Kong, s1.10.per word; !;
China, Sl.10 per word; Macao, $1.15
per word; Japan. sl.41 per word !;
Chemulpo, F'usan and Seoul, in Co.
rea, $l.4l per word; other places in
Corea, Sl.49 per word; Formosa, $l.2l
per word.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
CARDINAL RAMPOLLA LEADS IN
CONTEST FOR THE PAPACY

ninety that his relations strongly op-
pose his going 10 Rome.
For political reasons. all Spanish
cardinals are favorable to Rampoila.
besides a dozen Italians, thus making
a total OF twenty-five. Hut to be elect
ed Pope IL is necessary TO get altogeth-
er over forty votes. as OF the present
sixty -four cardinals not more than two
or three will be absent from the con-
elaye.
Thet anti-Rampolla tendency has
more prominent candidates. such as
0reglia. Vannutelli. Saiolli and Asliar-
di. which will cause difficulty in ar
riyins at an agreement ON any one OF
them. II Is already foE-shadowed that
should the success OF their Opponents
be probable. this group will center all
their votes ON Cardinal capeceisiro. a
bishop OF Capula.
A cardinal who seems to have con-
siderable chance OF success was Car
iinal Sarto. the patriarch OF Venice.
but now he is scarcely thought Of. be-
cause he does not know French. and
is not likely to learn IL al seventy
years of age.
Il is understood that the Prussian
minister accredited to the vatican has
received instructions To favor the cleo
,ion OF Cardinal S.rafino vannuteili.
or Asliardi. Cardinal Kopp. bishop OF
Breslau. who arrived yesterday. has
been approached to the same effect,
The gossip OF the day may be
summed up briefly by saying that Car
dinaI Gotii's chances Of election seem
to have improved In comparison with
those OF other cardinals who have
been mentioned as likely TO succeed
tho dead pon,in. although there still
exists a strong feeling that some one
hitherto scarcely talked OF may wear
the tiara
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-07-31
Slight Earthquake in Utah.

Salt Lake. July 24.-Several slight
earthquake shocks were felt in this
city at lao yesterday morning. The
disturbance seemed to pass from the
southeast TO northwest.
In Ogden, thirty-seven miles north.
the shock was the severest ever felt
there. The disturbance lasted about
ten seconds, and appeared to be in
the form of short, quick vibrations.
No damage, however, is reported in
this city or Ogden.