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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
SUMMONS.

State Of Colorado. County OF otcro. ga.
In the District Court.
The Valley Hotel Company. CORPORA
iion. Plaintiff.
Lewis Duhs: Miller & TORY, n co.
partnership compp.s II Of Charles w.
Miller and Il. X. TORY: Charles w.
Miller and u. X. TORY. Defendants.
The People OF the .,tatc OF Colorado
Toihr above named defendants. Greet.
ing:
You arc hereby required TO appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named y aintIfr in the Dis
trict Court OF ctero County. State Of
Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. If served within this
County. or. II served out of this Coun-
". or by publication. within thirty
days after the service hereof. pxclus-
i've of the day OF service: or Judgment
by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer OF the conn
plaint. And II a copy Of the complaint
in the above entitled action be not
served with this summons. or " the
service hereof be made out of this
State. then ton days additional to the
time hereinhcfore specified for ap-
pearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking OF judgment by de-
fault as aforesaid.
The relief demanded in said action
is for the recovery OF n Judgment by
the piaintiff against you. said defend
ants. as follows. to-wit:
on the first cause OF action for the
sum of s5is.ss. being rent. insurance
premium and taxes due from yoti. said
defendants. and each OF you. TO the
plaintiff under the covenants Of lease
lated January 18th. 1904. from the
plaintiff TO the defendant Lewis Dubs.
on the second cause OF action for the
sum of sssi.og. being damages for the
breach of certain other covenants In
said lease.
All of which will more fully appear
from the complaint herein on file in
the Office Of the Clerk OF this Court.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court at La Junta. in said
County. this 2Ith day OF october. A.
d. 1901.
(SeaD J. n. PEARCE.
Clerk of the District Court.
BY Myrtle L. Brown, Deputy.
79-Sa
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Mayor =
cMY Cirrk.-

City 'ITfE.
And the Mayor and City Clerk arc
hereby directed To sign the same and
afIix the city Zeal thereto.
Section J. This Ordinance shall
take effect nt the earliest period al
lowed by law and shall be irrcpcsiabic
until all tho bonds herein referred to
shall have bc,n fully paid.
Introduced snd rrai a, regular meeting
OF the city caun-iI duly bid on the issh dsy
of D-c-mti-r. \. u. issi.
Published In full in tho iiocky forj Enter.
prise on the isib day Of prcvmhr-. A. u. tsoi.
Passed AMI adopted o. the soth day OF To.
c,,at-r. 4. u. ipa
Iscaii itatcrt u. roilock. Msyor.
and presiding esiie-r Of the Ctr Coaacii.
Auc.,G
FL. Ackci,.y. City Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

G. A. Kilgore, president Of the La Junta
board of trade. was in town Wednesday
in company with Rev. ]. M. Unnemaker.
and r. j. Heatwole of Window. kans..
who are inspecting the resources of the
valley. and while here made visit to the
sugar factory. These gentlemen repre-
sent the Mennonite people Of the east, a
large number Of whom have. during the
past two years. settled in the vicinity of
La Junta and in Hobrook. The Menon-
ties now here arc well pleased with the
country and their representations will no
doubt be potent in inducing the immigra-
ton Of many others Of this most desir-
able class Of new settlers. Rev. D. S.
Brunk is now in tho east working to in
crease the members Of the Mennonite col
ony in Otero county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
n,,, Culture lmnrsyss Land.

'.nmu4rativc experiments made In
'ertnnny. covering period Of ten
Years. in which various farms were
"-Uwu on exactly the same lives IN
our years rotations. with and without
Suvar ticcts. gave the following aver
go gains OF the various crops. ON the
7r1 on which Sugar Beets were
.rown once in every four years:
Wheat is rcr cent. Rye 6 per cent.
g1rley 20 per cent, Oat 90 per cent.
'ars s2 per cent. and Potatoes per
Spn-.
The above Is OF much interest to the
iaruers Of this section and we'll worth
he trying. What is n success in other
'nuntrics. TO certain extent. viii be
a success hcrc.-Oxnard. Calf. Cour-
Ter.
Same here.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Rocky Ford is not content to save
fame for material progress only. our
city IL noted for being the hsaduuar-
tcfs for the famous CHntaiuuyc. for
its splendid sugar factory. its rTodti,.-
tive orchards. its highly profitable seed
culture. and for being model place
for sobricty coupled with unusual
push ani enterprise. We now havs
a new claim for public recognition.
making start for musician promf-
nCnCe. our fellow citizen. Ferdinand
a. Aylo.. has composed and arranged
a beautiful March and TWo-S Step.
"oliondria- CAiexanUria). which has
been copyrighted by the composer and
viii b. published by the Bolton Music
Co. our critic says u Is a very credit
able musical Comuoaitinn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Oliver T.. Virgins. one Of the pio.
7rsrs. first saw tho Arkansas river nj
Great Ucnd IN iS5s. From that time
Until the present h. has been on the
-ivEr at various POINTS ali the way
rom Pueblo 10 Great Hend. almost cv-
~ year. He testified that its ZEN
7-ni character had not changed: that
Z was always dry below the Colorado
Inc during the summer time. even
hen there were no irrigating bitches
~ Colorado at all. Other old timers
testified 10 the same fact.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Ladies and Gents suits dyed. Hats
cleaned and pressed. SO to rs cents.
Fancy dyeing and cleaning W. N.
Brooks with Anderson. the Taylor. el7
Elm Ave. 5otf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
couchIng Spell Causes Death.

Harry DuckwelI. aged rs years.
ehosed TO death early yesterday morning
al his home. In tho presence Of his wife
and child. He contracted slight cold a
few days ago and paid but little a,,en
,ien TO It. Yesterday morning no was
seized with n: OF coughing which con-
,inued for some time. His wifc sent for
a physician. bu, before no could arrive.
another coughing spell came on and Duck
well died from suHoca;ion.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat, Dec. !. 1901" Balisrd's
Horehound Syrup would have saved him.
55e. Soc. 81 a. O,ero Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Or. Bulette will be at Hotel El Captain
Rocky Ford. Wednesday. January 4th.
and will be glad to see anyone needing his
services. Practice limited to diseases OF
the Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat. Special
attention TO fitting Of glasses. 5O-5l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Cured Paralysis.

W. S. Baiiy. p. o. True. Texas. writes:
"My wife had been suffering Eve years
with paralysis in her arm. when ] was
persuaded TO usa BslisrGs Snow Lini-
mont, which cured her all right. have
also used !, for cid sores, fros;bites. and
ssin erup;ions. I; does tho work" 25e
soc. si.oo. Otoro Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Secure a Travel Accident Policy IN tho
United States Casualty Company before
taking the train for the Worlds Fair or
elsewhere. Policy for $1,000 at cost OF
81 annually.-Mrs. Mary J. Anderson.
agent. lltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
To Be PubIi.hed One Day Earlier.

In these days Of city and rural dcliv-
cry IN. publication OF country week
iy ON Friday runs the risk OF not reach
ins It's readers before Sunday-which
Ii one sin OF the publisher which
many readers do not easily forgive.
Do the best that In possible. circum-
sian cE sometimes unavoidable pre-
vent the printing OF the Enterprise
on Friday afternoon or evening. This
prevents some readers from getting
tn. paper until Monday. To prevent
such dl-appoln,mcnis We viii after
January iRt so to press with the pa
per Thursday afternoon. All copy OF
either news matter or advertisements.
must be Ia the ofiicc by Thursday
noon. We give this advance notice
that all Interested may be prepared To
adjust themselves To the earlier date.
Colorado II the masterpiece OF the
divine hand. II IL the sum OF NIL
good things lp nature. Its mountains
are more magnificent. itH valleys nrc
more beautiful and fertile. i,s climate
is more saiubrlouH. It's ripping streams
arc purcr. It's sunshine II more hciath-
giving. No mines produce yeiiowcf
gold or brighter silver. Our fruits
the JuIccEt and sweetest. Our vese;-
abics arc sought for and shipped all
over the world. and wherever they
arc known they bring premium psiccs.
No soil produces better grain or more
of Il. No alfalfa IL srccner or more
easily preserved or yields more boun-
tcousiy. our potatoes arc world
famed. and our sugar bccta nf- the
biggest and full Of sugar to bursting.
No more Intelligent energetic. prosper
nua and happy people live today than
arc TO be found within the confines OF
Colorado. the mos, glorious part of the
woTId.-irriEation Notes.
You ~ill mako mis,sks u you don't
hear tho Mo.sr; Symphony Cub this ese-
ming At tho Grand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Tho J. w. Butler Paper Co.. Chicago.
the oldest and strongest paper house in
the union. has remembered the Enter
prise with handsome pocket book-use-
ful in which to bunch the money which
comes in in small sums, that large paper
bills may be met the first Of each month
must be met whether subscribers pay
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
fic.es Ei,ssrrinr.

undiges;sd food and gas in tho stomach.
located iass below tho heart. presses
against Il and causes hear, paipi;atson
When your hear, troubles you In that way
take Herbine for fo~ days. yog will soon
bo all right. 5oe-O,ero Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Contingent Fund.

" il,eSrt Work sypter, ,a.ane. resr 81 %
state ttdus. SCHOOL. Satc Iucpsrisiblc
Wilson Moore. hauling asbs.. cauft
u " SiEmau health Uffifrr 80 -. Is 80
Hushucr. health officers suppIIcs gpl
,'tss". fSais a:Sss. supplies s. ss
Nary Andersen. work IA safs.tb... 81
iIitcly. tanitst court house. ...s... al o
l. q Morse. opening safe Co Sur;.. MI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

FARM TO RENT. a. Allengcr. Colo.
All you can raiso for two years for
breaking the land. Enquire a. this Of
Hr. oI-H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Epler & Coffman report the sale Of D.
E. Barnes l5z acre farm Y miles south
Of tho city to Malcolm Mcleod OF Colo
rado Springs, consideration $4,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

The first good snow Of the season fell
Sunday night and brought with 1t quite
bit Of wintry weather. Monday night the
mercury got down 70 l2 below zero. and
was aimos. as low Tuesday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Tho Humble oil field in Texas was
rcc-ntiy the seem OF remarkable be-
haNior by n number OF wells. From
them stones. mud and lava were huri-
cd 100" fee; In the mir. falling over a
territory Of a mile In every direction.
The destruction Of property within the
affected district was total. II seems
probable that this particular oil field
will haNn 10 be br abandoned.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

We guess that L. R. Fenlason is cor
rect in claiming to have the most useful,
most elaborate and handsomcst desk in
this city. 1t was Christmas present
from Mrs. Fenlason.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Money TO lOan.

On Real Es.a,e-Seven per een,.-Rear
Of FRS. National Bank.
25ti Eplcr & coHman
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Sand for Sale

During my absence ! have arranged
with O. r. Daring TO furnish all parties
who may reed sand. Ed e. Swins.
po.s6,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

The beet sugar industry IL scarcely
six years old In Colorado. yet the state
has about onc-third OF tho CuuntTy's
investment ia tho industry. which ia
estimated by the United States ccn-
sttE at So 600 900,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Holiday Rates.

In Colorado one -re for round tri-.
Sell Dec. a. 7'-Jan 10 limi
Jan. 4. 1904. 70 rassa- date Ct
sale. Also rates outside Of state for
teachers and students holding eertifi-
Gates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

81 was afflicted with seiaues.- writes
Ed c. Mud. iowaSille, Sedgwie; Co. Kan
going abou, on erusehes and suffering a
deal OF pain. was induced 10 try Bal
.ard's Snow tinimen;- which relieved me
used three Soc bottles Il Is tho great
est lininen; I over used: have recon-
nendsd !, TO number Of persons: all e1-
press themselves az being benefited by !;
! now walk wi,hou; esu;ehes. ablo 20 per
form deal OF lish. labor on tho farm
Csc. soc. 81. Otore Pharmacy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
STATE or COLORADO,
County of Otern, -

X NIGHTS OF THE MACCABgEs-Nee,
N at J; 2. o. =. hall the iirst and Third sst
knights always welcome. "s or
" ~ BRowN. ER
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
DR.. S. M. KELLOGG
os1EopA1HIC PHYSICIAN

GRADUATE AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
OSTEOPATHY. of Kirksyille. No.. unaer
the Founder of the Soience-Dr. A. T.
Still. Office over Hardy Dry Goods
Store. S. Main Street. Phone 6zl BLU
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Poor Fund.

pr q u wsshsm. county rhy.irian sm
Br = u Grifiu. d.. o.
4 Moody do 10 uo
- W shelton do 10 o.
Ew Hearty do Is 90
W puisn. enunty physician. etc. g 60
Nrusn. SUIT uf ppuf sasu-s.rss..,., so
y ktrktattick. sar, Of tsssr4 sm
= q susiiin< Jr. 10 su1
\ kius. Maintenance of raupcrs ... tls o,
" shelton supplies fos ispar IL el
u ~ Beach do sm
sautr do a IN
Matt panihcr. furl for rpa. s..... 70
y Chestnut. supple. for t.ssar .,.rTrtr. I q
ME-. Isns,c i,aIss-.s car. q pssr.... u %
Nay ls-u House fur Cp. burial paur-r 10
n Br.rt-.hh,. cash sdtsHc-si for rppr 10 p
la lunta Hardware Ca. supplies. t-put u &C
q W Higgins tfsusI-prta,ton psrar Frtn On
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

The Spanish nobieman who has
called us "a nation Of shopkeepers has
overlooked the fact that we exait the
eagle. n bird that doesn't lay an egg
that is practical for market purposes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Something Good.

Silver Brook Anthracite Coal at S 1850
per ton. 5oa G. r. Daring.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

HORSES FOR SALE. 20 god teams
weighing from 1000 to i.soo. Time
given TO responsible parties. Enquire a,
". E. Fen,on & Co.'S drug store. Rocky
Ford, Colorado. s2:f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Fine specimens Of California oranges
have reached the Enterprise office through
A. C. Conner. with tho compliments Of E.
E. Swink and Elmer Conner. Thanks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.

Certified Copy of u portion of the proceed
CO. transacted at the December 1901. meeting
thereof.
The following claims against the county are
now presented. and after due consideration,
are On motIuns allowed and warrants are or
dercd drawn In payment therefor. as follows
fp-wit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Albert 81. Travis Of pitisbuTg has
frightened the Enterprise ONCE with
one Of his 1905 calendars which In q
bandsofnc specimen Of the ii,hoEraph-
| gfss art
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

a dsiiehiful everinE AZ he Grand 'his
esening-The Mozart Symphony Club.
You'll enioY Il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

It is estimated that Denver will he
called upon to entertain between 20.-
900 aud 10000 PEOPLE on the occasion
Of the seventh international conveu-
iion OF the Epwotth League. which is
TO be held in the Queen City of the
Plains, piy 5-g. Extensive prcpara
tions are being made for the comfort
and enjoyment OF the guests
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

Good results Of the granting OF Win
ter Passenger rates by the railroads
and the systematic advertising of Col
'rafo rs winter resort. by the Colo
RADIO Promotion and Publicity Com
mittec. have already been seen. The
Denver headquarters OF the Promotion
Committee receive many visitors each
day who have been attracted to the
Centennial state by the advertising
done to set forth the advantages
which Colorado offers as a place of
winter residence
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

FOR SALE. 2 Dairy Wagons moi
badly worn. Sell al bargain.
29-5l ]. n. Elliot. Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30
Fee Fund.

q \ Bscrbohm. county treasurer tss On
y I.ov vncr. deputy county treasurer 100 up
" " ,tarw usls cJunty clerk .......... IL n1
|, " Robins. deputy county clerk -. % a
No!a Fcarson- assistant TO cstunty
ccv harr. shertn les. Is
Carl Thurne. work. Clerk. Office ..... ,p
ida Thic,.. Work in 20 Irca. Office isW
W nruwn. work In - Clerks osiicc go
In the matter 81 letting the Contract for tn,
furu shlnz uf all material and construction
ut = bridge acrUs. the Arkansas river ai.Isit
nilr. nstthwest uf Rocky Furti. the follow
ins niu, y,ie t.rr scntc,i. viz.
The Pueblo Bridge pJo.......-..T..., pSlop
The Contract is on motion su,,.,.,, a, iii.
Puthio BridFe Co. theirs teinr III. lowest
aud bcst Did. Upon further examination Of
tue SPECIFICATIONS OF the sati bridrs IL ia
tound advisable TO make the follow ing change
W thc arpiuach. via! instead ut twenty
pie bcnis u :. on mrtion ordered tha, ssIi
apttSach lie chan9cd to , thirty.tso and 1
twenty funt ptle bent~. u is slslJ on motion
ordcre1 that the said Pueblo Isridrc Com.
psny hc allowe,i an additional sum Of 5000
for making such change.
;.I;,a, SgAIE : q Sr o,s,s' os,so,Lsnnapo.,..
!. II. ID. Gsrwooi. County Clerk In and for
said County and State aforesaid. do hereby
certify that the foregoing contains ali Of the
prOcecdinrs OF the hoarri of County Com,pjs.
thereof. which rcla.cs to the ALLOW ,ncr n
lulls. the Erauting Of Rrtsatps on Ta,ps and
the letting Of Contracts. '"
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have b,,,u,,,
set my hand and aft Ell the seal OF said Conn.
". this 18th day OF Dcceml.cr. A. ~. iypl.
- II. ID. Gafwood.
io"'" 'ouh'y seaLl County Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

State Of Colorado. County Of otcfo. "a
In the District Court.
The Valley Hotel Company. n Corpora
tion. Plaintiff.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-12-30

SeaD j. II. PEAR'E.
Clerk of the District Court.
BY Myrtle L. Brown, Deputy.
79-S2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-20
NO sYMpArHnr1o STRIKES.
The Individual Walk-out is no Long.
 CT Popular,

CT GOPQ4AIs
 William English Walling in The World
 In New York today the individual walk out does not flourish The men are sat isfied. Their dearest wish has been granted. As a result the unions hold good conduct. Where one is rebellious the others stand for employment of non union men. Their sincerity has already been put to the test. They have received with open arms whole group of s"non- union" unions, the detestation of all good union men.
 The contractors had agreed to employ none but union men, and in the lack ot the union men went ahead with the full consent of the conservative unions to form unions of their own. To the sur prise of all, the new unions were a marked success. The members of the re- membership, Their last hope Is to "bore from within since they have failed to "batter from without"
 The Employers Association has chosan as its secretary one of the most promi- nent union men in the country, Samuel E. Donnelly. formerly President of the Typographical Union. asked him why the individual walkout had not superse- ded the sympathetic strike in New York We don't tolerate the individual walk out, he said. We hold the officers of the union responsible for the acts of each individual member. If the men get re- required to replace them. If thev don't we are ready to i'll the places with onr- of-town men and the unions have no right to object. There Is no doubt that fine sympathetic strike has, for the nrAsent at least. disappeared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-20

will prepare an entirely new schedule will depend to. large extent upon the good faith and conduct in the national agree. raent to prevent either league prepar- ,ns ana adopting schedule entirely in. dependent of the other.
 After the American League commitses adopted and gave the public its proposed schedule. the National. without consulta- ton, made certain changes. notably sc as so the New York National opening in Brooklyn.
 When Ban Johnson objects to this sc- ton on the part of the National as breach of good faith and common under standing he Is attacked and assailed by men who, few years ago, by their per nicious methods and schedule-Jugxi aa habits, have almost ruined the great nas tional game.
 Every lover of the national same would deplore a return of the conditions of the past two years. but even peace is too dear at the price of broken promises and breaches of faith.
 T hope to see an entirely new ecled- ule adopted by the American. and If the National sees it to treat that as f'au<e for war, why. then, let it come
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-20
HICHLA AND PARK GROUNDS
 ARE BEING PUT IN SHAPE
Ragiand Now Controls Montgomery Baseball Team Which Begins Work This Week--Other
 News of Sporting World.

An interested crowd of baseball enthu- niasts will be at the Highland Park grounds this week. as 1t is definitely settled that baseball win be played there unless there Is legal interference.
 By noon .to-morrow it is expected that a good sized bunch of players will be in Montgomery. and brpising practice work VIII be inaugurated from Monday after noon until the opening of the champion snip season of the Southern League.
 There is q movement on foot to have some practice games next week between q picked team of local amateurs. and the Southern Leaguers. when the fans will have an opportunity of sizing up the new men for the first time.
 Work is going on steadily at the High land Park grounds. and 1t is said they will be- made to compare with the best bah grounds In the Southern League. Tb1 main gate of the park is now at the corner of the grounds nearest the car line. instead of being near the grand stand as formerly. This makes 1t q nreat deal more convenient for the pa- trons of the game to get from the street cars to the ball grounds. and either q board or paved walk will be built from the cor line to the entrance gates of the ban grounds The fences around the grounds will be repaired as will be the wire fence in front of the bleachers in- aide the grounds. The bleachers will b strengthened and enlarged. an addition being made on the left as well as the present bleachers being built higher.
 Last summer new grandstand was built on the site of the former one, and work will begin at once strengthening ,k and putting comfortable backs or the seats. An entrance will be built at about the center of the stand with steps leading into the stand and walk open td from end to end of the rear of the stand
 while 1t will take some time to make these improvements, everything should ne in good shape in week or so.
 The exhibition game with Comiskey's white Sox next Sunday has been called of, an exhibition game with the Auburn College team on the preceding Saturday being substituted.
 It 10. said that legal steps win be talk an by the Montgomery Traction Con- pany to prevent the transfer of league baseball games from Athletic Park to Highland Park.
 Announcement was made yesterday that ". H. Ragland. vice president os the Montgomery Street Railway. was the real purchaser of the holdings of the Montgomery Baseball Association. Mir. Rasiand was formerly an ofncial of the Montgomery Traction Company.
 War Between Big Leagues
 It begins to look as if Sunday baseball lh New York will renew the war between the American and National League.
 A special from Milwaukee says: @
 ''Tfenry Killilea, of this city, proprietor of the Boston American League baseball
 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-20

I am the Sole Rep res entative of the Reming ton TypeWri ter for this territory. Of ices in the Firs | Maj tiona1 Bank Bldg. New Telephone 26o.
 A. c. SMITH,
 Re sident Sale sman for Middle Alabama.