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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Tvvo Favorites Got Home.

New Orleans, Jans 12.-Mad ,Mullah and Lou Woods were the only winning favorftes. Weather fair; track good
 First race, six furlongs-Mad Mullah. Il (Robins) 8 tn 2. won: Dusky 110 Gan non) 8 to i, second; Wreath of Ivy. 105 (H. Phillips) to 1, third. Time, 1:16 2-5. Arthur, Second Sight, Sea Shark, Katie Powers, Miss Melton, Diaphanous and Tom O'Day also ran.
 Second race. selling, six furlongs- Vestry, 94 CW. Hennessy) 10 to l. won; Jim A. Long. 106 Higgins) to 1, second: |: Caterpillar, 100 CW. Fisher) to 1, third. Time, 1:15. Little Jack Horner. Ralph Young, Tioga, Velos, Bounding, love and LOcket also ran.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Captain Ar mold, Ill (H. Phillips) 9 to ?. won: Ostrich. 96 CW. Hennessy) g to 10. second; liar makis. T CPierat0 to 2. third. Time, :29 3-5. Safeguard, Cyprienne, Ciales and Burgoyne, also ran.
 Fourth race, selling, mile and eighth Malay. go QIiggins) to l, won; Ginspray. 97 (Livingston) is 10 5, second; Elizar l :56 1-5. Reckoner, Pompino. Larry Wilt, Illuminate and C.. Rosenfeld also ran.
 Fifth race, selling. mile and eighth Lou Woods, 99 (H. Phillips) 6 to 5, won; Baronet, 10S (Minder) 10 to l, second; 1 Leviathan. 95 CW. Fisher) 30 to 1, third. Time, 1:57 2-5. Kitty Clyde Compass Fullback. Eugenia S., H. l.. Coleman Whitmore and Pirates Daughter also ran Sixth race, selling, mile and sixteenth Lady aMtchless, 95 CH. Phillips) to 2 won; Shotgun, 80 (Callahan) r to 1 l second: Hegira, 8 Hyams) 12 to 1, third Time, 1:50 $-5. Decoration, Hist, Kiawasa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
FUNERAL NOTICE.

HuLT-Ths friends and acQuaintances of Mfr
 and Mrs. Charles N. Holt are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral of their little daughter. Nelson. this morning at II o'clock from theis family residence, No.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
B SPECIAL
 NOTICES.
FUNERAL NoTTJH.

8EARKs--The friends of Mr. and Mrs. .s. C. Marks and family are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. s. c Marks from St. Johns Church this (Wednesday) afternoon At 3:so o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
FOR SALE

Jackson Selected 5eed Corn. The original Jackson corn. from the Craw- ford Jackson Farm raised by Young Jackson and Brother. at Coosada, Ala. Warranted pure and 1908 crop For sale by
 JONES & RAY,
 Agents. Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
ARBITRATION
 WITH BRITAIN

Continued from Page one.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
At Oakland.

San Francisco, Jan. 12-Letola and S0- menos were the only pronounced favor ites to win at Oakland today. The fea- ture event of the day, the handicap at by Martinmas at 2 1-2 to 1. Wentworth and Claude finished in the Tuck. Weather cloudy; track fast.
 First race. one mile, selling--First Chip, DsaS i to r sesond; sSn i'hRssa aansarlsn an o ios (Beii), to 1, third. Time 1:40 3-4. Sisen- vine, Donator. Grand Sachem, Brissac. Tonapah, Donee, Dr. Bissell, Katie Wal
 Second race, six furlongs. selling-Le- tola, 97 (Kunz), to 10, won: Ananias, Ill QIildebrand), to 1, second; Telephone, TOT (Larson). to l. third, Time, 1:1S 1-2. Tibbie Sadid and Wartimes also ran.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Somenos, 10i CHildebrand), to 10, won; Tom Sl1vin, 12 q. Daly), 2 to 1, second; Velma Clark. Fl Oriente, Achilles Candidate, Pat Nor rissey, Hellas, Lou Clieveden, Esfortzado also ran.
 Fourth race, thirteen-sixteenths of a man), l-2 to 1. won; Hagerdon; jos Qar- son), to 1, second; San Nicholas, 12C (BelD. 8 1-2 to 1. third. Time, 1:1S 3-4. Claude. Arabo. Wentworth and John A.
 Fifth race one mile, selling ng-Gawaine |96 (aildebrand), to 1, won; Milan. 10l (BelD. 8 to l, second; Byronerdale, 9t (Kunz), 6 to 1. third. Time, 1:A Ex- pedient, MT. Phinizy, Mac Gyle. Tuckback Emshee. Rinald. Postmaster and Virgie dor also ran.
 Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth, sell ing-Lacy Crawford. 106 (Burns), $ to i won: Illiluon, 1O4 QIildebrand). to 1, sec ond; Frank Woods, 109 (Seel. 6 to l. third. Time, 1:46 1-4. I. O. IT., PreStolus, Mae Scott and Marlin also ran.
 Entries for Today.
 First race, Futurity course, selling-Bo- ris, Lustig, Scherzo, 92; Floriana Belle. S7: Dr. sherman, 105; Saul of Tarsus. Hilar 11O; Dandie Belle. Wandering. Zem-Zem 10S; Ben Lash, 1O6; Little Sister. 10S; Sir Preston. 100.
 Second race, three and a half furlongs Gloomy Gus, McGregor, Elba, Rose Ely 109: Prince Brutus, Bill Short, Giacoma 1l2.
 Third race, Futurity course. selling Evander. 97; Alice Carey, 10S; Emma RemboId, Fuss in Boots, 99; Watkins OvertOn, 10l; Nullah, 107: Rodolfe. 109 Modder, Alta G., Amasa, 110; Goddess oi Night, n2; Waterpower, 113. Fourth race, mile and an eighth, handk cap-Grafter, 100; Major Tenny, Leader 101: Our Bessie Horatius, 1O2; Falcon bridge, l05; Oarsman 11S.
 Fifth race one mile-Prestano, Respira- tor. s7; Leach, Caribee, 100; Batidor, Joe John. Mesme, McGyle. Gewaine, The Mil Ter. 102; Shark, Billy Moore, 107.
 Sixth race, thirteen-sixteenths of mile. selling-Colonel Van, 94; Abbeystead, 94; Fort Wayne. Mocorito. 9S; Soothsayer, g.; Sterling Towers, 100; St. Ilicho, 102; liar " Thatcher, 1O5: Gondlus, 1O6; Be Happy, 1O7; Kublight, 10S; Meehanus, 1lO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Hohson Goes West.

Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson. of the Merrimac fame, left today for Boulder. Col, to be at the bedside of his mother, who is dangerously i'll. He cancelled his engagement to lecture in this city to- night, leaving on the 12:30 Frisco train for the West. He will return as soon as possible to take up his campaign in his race for Congress from the Sixth Dis- trict. Captain Hobson announced before his departure that L. B. Musgrove of Walker. and Ed deGraffenreid of Hale, will assist in managing his campaign.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26

esta Venus, sus vergiienzas y
sus congojas, cuando haya visto
pasar en- grupos a sus amigos de
olegio; cuando las haya visto
del brazo de sus maridos, volver
la cara para no saludar a la des-
honra; cuando haya podido con-
siderar que alguna que engafia
al conhado esposo, Sc lleva la
palma de saludos y cortesias,
mientras que ella, la pobre We
nus en- prisiones, sigue ALI, en-
las penum bras de su banco,
arrinconada para ell amor, para
ell respeto, para ell mundo....
~ que mas poema, que mas
doior humane Y grande que las
ntimidades de esta mujer, cuyo
corazon debe estar seco para el
oien, para ell amor, para TODD 10
grande, y cuyo hermoso cuerpo
juvenil-prislo nero entire grillos
seniles, excitado por besos sin
Querer-ha de emblar con amo-
res intinitos en- la prision de sus
enca es. en- la soledad de sus no.
ches, en- la santldad de sus in
decibles deseos2
IY que mayor gloria que Ell
rescate de esta gentil Venus
prisionera v la humiliation de
ese viejo rldiculo, cuyos Milo
mes, quizas robados en- contra
tas. en- vez de una mujer joven
y magni6ca, piden a voces I'm
presldlo'
CriSf6bNE de Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
Ell marquesado
de Casa Riera
CriSf6bHI de Castro

Telegrafian de Paris que un CORES
ponsal del "Matin', enviado a Espafla
para investigar ell case del marques
de Casa Riera, acusado de hallarse en-
possession farudulenta de bienes cuyo
valor Sc hace ascender a $4,000, 900,
|telegraf1a que ell documento presen-
tado como prueba de que Ell verdade-
70 Alexandra quien correspondents
el marq esado ha ia fallecido en- Bar
celoua tres amos antes que su tic e1 viejo
marques, eS una fe de muerto falsif-
cada, y este echa por terra toda la
fabrica.
Todo el asunto parece reducirse a
una esta1a descaradisima, de que son
victlma los VarloS slndiCatoS que Sc
formaron para proporcionar dinero
con que htlgar a pretenso heredero
.egitimo, y enIre las victimas fguran
personaje> prominentes como el mar
ques de Dion, fAmoso automobilista;
| el baron dc M.ucay ell diputado Paul
mier, y otros, q'.e hundjeron respeta-
bles sumaS en 81 vl1o empeno de des-
poseer Al marques Alej ndro.
AhOra ias YlcImas acusan de estafa
cierto abate Gonberd, que defendio
la cauSa del preten heredero, y el
abate acu5a Cicrto seflor Soulere, eX-
consul dc ESpaia cuyo indivlduo, Sc
gla Il aba.t, lie quien proporCiono la
| fe dc muer.u lal>i6cada. Soulere Sc
evapor0 La int3cmacion del "Matin -
| resulta lnconcestable, y Sc esperaban
lrreStOS.
La Gsura central de este que parece
lgigant~suo fraud es Pedro Mora 6
peir, Riera qoe Sc vende por here
| dero lesjtlno doI marqueSado, y que
90 obstAute su oajd Il de herrero in
quito, o tai Vez dcbdo la misma, que
sueie trAer cunStsJ infnita gramatica
pards. cupo AiIne4r dc su lado y ira
| bajarles los CUartos rnultltud de eml-
nenteS persouajos mobiles, millonarios,
diputados, cleIlSos y otros, conven-
ciendo!eS dc l. iexitimidad de sus
lerechos Eu rte4to segtln los des-
,achos y las yofrospondencias, todos,
con la posibje exc, p-iGn del abate Gou-
verd, e1 cousu! Soulere (o Soler)
fueron victimas dc astuto herrero.
Un diario da5 domingo contiene
! %rAba l0s cue ulee ser retratoS del
marquG~ dc! bgrr@ro ambos ancia =
nos, y facsimile dc Us dos mansiones
palaci5s del paf4u6s, una la Casa
del Sjleuclo,' en- Madrid, calle de AL
Gala. Y otra Ia "Waison du Silence, -
en- Paris, Nue De Berry, junto la
Avenida de los Can pos Eliseos, asf
| Qen0minadas nor la o-curidad, Soledad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-26
Venus prisionera

Frente a nosotros. en- las pc
numbras de un bancO sin gente,
solas Y en- compania de su cavi-
lar. dos mujeres tomarOn sitio
Fran hija Y madre. La madre,
enlutada, senoril, de buen yer
a1n, tenia Ell dolor simpatico de
las reinas sin trOno.
Su hija, alta y garbosa, arro-
gante y como entristecida, Sc
llevaba detras los ojos. Tam
bien vestia de luto; pero las gra-
cias de su traje negro eran de
colegiala V de artista, y las plu-
mas de su som brero grande
temblaban con distinction supre
ma. De pie, gallarda y magni
flea, aquella juventud morena
pedia la salutacion primorosa;
lCuan gentil y gallarda
te me apareces!
Mucho te me elOglaron:
imas 10 mereCeS!.
70 la admire como a una apa-
ricion y OF sus palabras como
versos de un madrigal.
-1Le has visto2-preguntaba.
Y su madre repuso:
-No-Y ante aquel "!le has
visitor" de'icado, mi coraZon
brinc6 de algeria, y hacia aque-
liza juventud ansiosa volaron,
sin querer, mis- suspiros. tQuien
no suspira por una majestad
bellaf.
Interponiendose entire mi ju-
ventud y su hermosura, como
ua cometa entire dos astros, pa
So un seilor viejo. Y 20 la vi
ralidecer como una esClava GUAM
do pasa el senior: 20 la vi tenn
blar como una rosa Cuando true
ma. Y 20, que naci para Querer
csmo nadi4, aDorrec1 anoChe CO.
mo nadie aborreclo jamas; con
Ell alma, con la voz, con los sus
piros, hasta con la calOr de mi
cara, que Sc cambio de tanto
odio.
Paso aquel hombre con la in.
solencia de su dinero, con la al
tivez de sus Glen mil duros de
renta. con Ell aborreCible orguilo
de sus diez casas en- Madrid. Y
con los desafios de sus sortijas
con la suprema vanidad de su
vejez nadando en- ORC, pas6 el
triunfo de 10 real sobre 10 ideal,
de 10 plebeyo sobre 10 soberano,
de la ordinariez sobre la poe5ia.
Yo volvi mis- ojos hacia ella.
Y vi que sus primorosas ojeraS
sc avergonzaban y que, con a
vista en- Ell suelo, parecia desea1
TN hoyo, un descansO, una paZ...
iSabeis la historic? Esta be
lleza aprisionada fue, no ha mu-
cho. de nina. la reina de un ho-
gar feliz. Su padre, general; ST.
madre, con aIgun dinero, teuja
un guardarropa de actriz y TN
joyero de gran "cocotte". Edu
cada en ell "Sacre Coeur" vivi6
en- Paris su adoIescencia V vino
a Madrid a ponerse de largo Y
elegir novio. tImaginais los Ell
suehos de esta virgen, que, para
mas dolor, es grandma Y es TO
mantica? Pues we'd ahora; en-
unos meses todo fue humo, todC
10 que era dejo de ser. Muri6
ell padre, Sc fue el caudal eri
pleitos. huyeron los novios..
y una tarde cruel las sorprendic
el desahucio mas triste Del
hambre las salv0 "un amigo
Y csc, "el amigo, fue el que
altanero, volvl0 a pasar sus in
solencias, su vejez endiosada,
sus ridiculeces de lujurioso Sc
tenton. Y ese, "el amigo, es
Quien tiene q VenrS nriSionAra
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Correspondence
'oooooooSo ooooooooS
WEST H0lBR00k.

Howard Bennett, stopped to see the
home folks Sunday. Ho was on his way
from Pueblo TO ioin his company Of Colo
RADIO guards from Rocky Ford on duty at
Segundo.
Veterinary Surgeon Morgan Of La
Junta. has Of late been doing eonsidera-
bic work in his line in Holbrook.
Rev. Money Of Higbec. will preach a.
the Lake View church next Sunday eve
ming,
John Bennett came home from La
Junta last Friday His condition is much
improved.
D. II. Smith Of Newdale. and Miss
Robson Of West Holbrook. were married
last Sunday.
Miss Waite who has been staying sew
cral months with her aunt, Mrs. Wade.
returned TO her home in Illinois last week.
She came for her health but did not re-
cover
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
OrdInnnec No. iOI.

An Ordinance Amending Section Of Ortli.
nance No. ~ Entitled AN ordina nee - res.
ulatc the running OF water within the limits
OF the town of 'Rocky Fori for Irrigation
and domestic purposes"
he u Ordained by the Jity Council OF the City
of Hpcky Ford
ScctiouI. That section three OF Ordinance
No. -, the same bciug an ordinance entitled
AN Ordinance to- Regulate the Running OF
Water within the Limits uf the Town Of
Rocky Ford for Irrigation aud Domestic pur.
poses." approved March 10Th. ispi. as the
same now stands amended 10y Ordinance No.
~. an ordinance entitl-i. An Ordinance to
Amend section 2 of ordinance M IS. entitled
An Ordinance tn Regulate the Running of
Water within the Limits OF the Town OF
Hocky Ford for Irrigation and Domestic Pur.
poses" he anI the same is hereby amended
to read as filuwsI
Sec 4 The following rates are hereby es.
tabIisbed for the use OF water for irrigation
aud domestic purposes. upon aud within the
limits of the City Of Rocky Ford. said rates
being for the irrisating season OF each year.
and to be due aud pay able to the water com.
missioner before any water shall be permitted
to be used.
FOR the arst lot Of .ot,4o feet or less. ... ~ %
For each additional Iot Or fraction of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

lot in the same block belonging 10 or
controlled by the same person. n.......; "
Provided. that IN dwelling M Is situated situated
of lot then for each additional lot or
fraction OF lot on which u dwelling Is
situated the rate shall be....,......,., to1
For tracts OF one acre or more In area.
whether subdivided In lots or not, and
on which there IL situated but one
Whsro VTsas more ri than one dwelling Is situated
on any such acre tract. then an additional
charge OF 500 shall be made Tor each such
No person shall cause or permit water from
any lateral or sub-laterai within said city to
flow upon premises owned. occupied or con.
troied by them, until the rates for the use of
water as above provided shall have been fully
Any person violating the provisions OF this
section shall. on conviction. be nned In sum
not exceeding 6s.0O for the trst onense.andn nOs
sE. R;ss.I LEa5E kSbF f. ktIfa haSf ty Gsls Mayor
State of Colorado,
CIV ",fy " ROXY Ss siS; Ford. ''
I, Leroy b. Elser. City Clerk Of the City OF
and MS fSrrEoias % ordinance % was introdaeed i a.
lily % itocky Ford. held on the ie.h day oi
passed on its first reading at said meeting
aud Was ordered published. and that the same
ss Fsrd 'Rs En,erprise a neaspaper OF general % cir
cuiation. published In said city OF Rocky
Ford. on the 18th day of March. 4. D., ls4.
That said ordinance was placed on It's third
reading aud nnai passage NJ . regular meet
ing OF the City Council of tho city of Rocky
passed aud adopted by the following vote.
the ayes and nays being called and recorded:
Ayes: hcPherson. Lawson. Hawkoy.
aickox and Ksifel.
Mays: None.
wIinc.. my hand and tho seal OF the
said City Of Rocky Ford this LIST day OF April
A. u. 1874 LEROY B. ELSEk.
lSEALl City Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
A DANGEROUS Month.

This is the month Of coughs. colds and
acute eataarh. Do you catch cold easily7
Find yourself hoarse. with a tickling in
your throat and an annoying cough a,
nigh,7 Then. you should always have
handy. a bottle Of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup. J. A. Anderson. 55s West 9Th
Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs
and colds. Il gives immediate relief. We
know It's the best remedy for those
troubles. | write this TO induce other
people to try this pleasant and efficient
remedy" csc, SO and si.oo at Awards
Drug Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Every housekeeper should know that u
they will buy Defiance Cold Water Starch
time because il never sticks to the iron.
but because each package contains l6
Ozone full pound-while all other Cold
Water Starches are put UP in s.-pound
packages, and the price is the same. 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Starch is free from all injurious ehomi-
calls. II your grocer tries TO sell you a
l2-oz. package Il is because ho has a
stock on hand which he wishes to dispose
Of before he puts in Defiance. He knows
that Defiance Starch has printed on every
package in large letters and figures "16
ozs." Demand Defiance and save much
time ard money and the annoyance Of the
iron sticking. Defiance never sticks.
l5-47-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
WHAT PACKARD DOES.
Closing Number OF the Epworth
League Lecture Course at the
Grand Aprtt IL.

He peoples the stage with his sketches.
ho impersonasss. he depicts the humorous.
the picturesque and the beautiful. He
plays upon tho piano and sings, introduces
comedy. also sentiment. He holds the
attention closely to the end. then stops.
Lincoln. Neb. - Wesleyan University
Course.-The audience was expecting
much from Mr.. Packard. and was no,
disappointed. He makes one forge. his
troubles and sends him away with light
heart A crowded house and appreeia-
tive audience will greet him every time
he comes here.-Ths Wesleyan.
Boulder. Colo.-Chsutsuqua Assembly
He is a most gifted man and most
heartily commend him.-Homer +. Wilson.
Lynehburg. Va.-Y. N. c. A. Star
Course.-Packed house; cultivated. critical
audience: they were simply delighted
with Mr.. Packard. We must have him
again is the demand Of our patrons. n.
c. Snead. General Secretary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
beautiful Clear skies.

Herbine eSerts direct influence on the
bowels. liver and kidneys. purifying and
strengthening these organs. and main
tanning them in a normal condition OF
health; thus removing a common cause Of
yellow. mothy. greasy skin, and more or
less Of pimples, blo,ehes and blaokheads.
soc at Awards Drug Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Evidences Of Rocky Ford's always-up-
to-datsness is seon in the matter Of auto
mobiles. Has any other place Of its size
in the state five autos owned by residentsp
That is tho number now daily on the
streets Of Rocky Ford. Tho two latest
purchased machines arc those last week
received by @. c. Hawksy and Chas.
Hushaw. Tho others arc owned by A..
H. Griswoid. Goodner Brothers and S. M
Cozad. Verify Rocky Ford is always
near tho head Of tho procession.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
scr,ovs Stomach Trouble Cured.

was troubled with distress IN my
stomach. sour stomach and vomiting
spalls. and can ,futhfully say that Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tabli;s cured
me.-Mrs. T. v. Williams. tsincsburg.
Mich. These tablets are guaranteed to
cure every case Of stomach trouble Of
this character. For sale by all druggists.
II have used Charnberiain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets with mos; satisfactory
results says Mrs. r. l. Phelps. Houston.
Texas. For Indigestion. bilioasness and
constipation these tablets are most excel
lent. Sold by all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
Ordnance No. lO2.

An Ordinance amending Section 10 of Ordi-
nance No. 81 an Ordinance entitled AN Or
dInAncc concerninx the city water Works,
nains the rental. Tor the use of water. reg
uiaiinx the tapping OF mains and making
linn The in,eris1eass @ viii Win public % h,arSn,s Sn
regulating the uss OF water for lawn sprink-
linz. and P.ovidinx penai,is, for Violations
and rcpeaiinE all ordinances In conricS
he i ordained b, the City Council of tho City
seciioai. section 10 OF Ordinance No. ".
tho same being an ordinance entitled An
nIins the rental. for the Us. Of water. rrsu.
iatins ih. tapping OF mains and making ron.
b.c'ion. With the uatsr system. prohibiting
latin. tho usr Of water foe lawn .prinkiins.
and providing penalties for violations of any
peaiins all ordinances In conflict thcrr~i,h''
10 hereby amended to rvad a. follo~s: SEQ
ton ih-Launs shalt 10 irrigated only durins
cii ~ resolution duly passed and sprrad upon
tho minutes OF said council. and said hour
may b. changed at any time by a Subsequent
The city council shall cau., = copy Of said
resolution Ia be published and tho same shall
ihvrcai aud after ihc expiration u aid nss
DAYS The hour. ns-d by .aii resolution shall
h d:cmsi ~ iercr and all persons using val:
IsESLl Attest: LE,tof i: ki.shR.
city Clerk.
State OF Cniasado.
County Of Otrcp. iss.
CITY of Rocky Ford.
!. Leroy %. kiser. Ciiy Clerk OF tho City of
Rocky Ford. do hereby certify that the above
and sn.rseins ofdinanc- 20. INTRODUCED at
regular tn--sips Of the city Counrii OF tho
city nf lto-ks fnrd. held on the isih day OF
March. a. ID. ivcs. and sas duly rvsd and
psss-i on iis hrsi fvadIne at said meeting and
uas ordered pubii.hrsi. and that tho same
vas th-rraftvr pubiishrsi In full IN tho Rocky
Food Eni-rprt.s-. . newspaper af srt.-rai cir
suiaiion publi.h~d N said c.ty af hoesy
norsy ford. oa the 18th day OF Narrh. A. D..
tpA.
That .sid ordinance vas p,srv,i on its third
rvsiins and nnsi psssAs- at . regular meet
ins of the ci,y C.'uncii Of the CITY of Hooky
fssd on tho itst day of March, a. D.. tSS
and rass-~i and adopted by tho foilo~in. vote.
the aye. aud hayes b~ins called aud fv-
..Ayc.i Mei'hessaa. Lawson. iis-hoy.
ulckas and Hrisci.
Nays; None.
wiia~ss my hand and tho .cai Of the
ssid Ci,y of hsrky forsi this lat day Of April
A. y isss, t.EitUS H. Et.sgH
lssAL1 city Clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Presiden. Wiley. Of tho Epworth League
lecture course. announces tha. an arrange
ment has been made whereby pupils Of
tho public schools can have the privilege
OF hearing and seeing Packard. tho car
,oonis,. at half price. that Is. 25 cents.
Prof. Paekard's lecture will DO both enter
,aining and highly instructive and tho
young people will doubtless DO there In
such numbers as to take every sea, In
tho house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Wednesday Chas. Hudson. recruiting
officer for Co. E Carey Forbes assistantl
had squad Of new men ready to start
for Trinidad. The new recruits were
Thos. L. Edwards. W. J. Wier. S. S.
Hayden. Frank 3. Slaughter. Fred D.
Byard and Clinton A. Tenny. Clyde
Fsnehier. belated member Of the COM
pany. was going with the recruits. Just
when all ready TO start Mr.. Hudson re-
csived a message from Gen. Bell not to
60: that instead Of adding to the force in
the field. men were TO be relieved to 60
home. This was unexpected news as the
reports in tho papers do not indicate any
loossning Of tho tension in the mining dis
tricts.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-04-01

Ono Of Colorado Springs blue-blooded
citizens. a prominen. society and club
man and q high-roller on general prinei-
pies. wiikis Edwards. Is under $4,000
bonds for knocking down and kiesins his
wife IA bride Of two mon;hsi. Tho NO.
mans collar bono was broken and other
severe injuries inflicted. Her life was
probably saved by tho interference Of
neighbors- All this in the Springs so
eie,y" circles sounds moro Ike q scrap
In the Sums Of Chicago.