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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
The Barlow Canning Factory In
Operation.

Monday our citizens noticed the
tones OF new whistle. II was mt the
rebuilt and reorsanIzed canning fac
tory. which. under the ownership of
the Barlow company has been made
new plant. all except the building.
New machinery of the latest patterns
has been Installed. enabling the Bar
tow company To compete with any
similar factory In the west In perfect
and rapid work. Among the new ma
chIncry II one OF modern cnppcrs.
device which takes IN. fillcd cans.
sweeps them. puts the acid on the
caps. soldiers them. and when finished
carries them to the crates for the nm
ishins process.
Tuesday morning thirty girls and
boys were busy sirinEing beans. the
canning of which Will, occupy about
three weeks. after which the factory
win begin on n large crop OF tomatoes.
The resident manager IL G. =. White
who has had inrs. experience. In IN.
best factories In Nebraska. and who
will doubtless make the coming sea-
son u successful one for both the BAR
tow company and IN. farmers.
Wednesday afternoon yIsi; TO tho
factory showed large force al work on
bosns and enc side Of tho building we'll
tilsd with cases ready for tho labels. Tho
bean crop ts coming IN rather laief than
expected and will furnish work for pef-
hsps ton days yet.
After tho beans have been canned there
will probably be a vacation fof week or
tor days before work will begin on ,oma-
toes. When tho tomato campaign opens
there will he lively times in tho factory
as tho machinery has a capacity Of so.-
600 cans daily.
e A. vea;eh Is tho premium bean
grower this season. his daily oa.pa, being
from 800 70 1900 pounds. and o! tho
very finest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
A ors., Country for cueumhsrs.

when the Rocky fari Canning Co.
sold the factory to the Harlow CON-
psny. they reserved the portion of tho
real estate containing the large tanks
for storing cucumber pickles and are
continuing the business this year.
Tho special Adapiahiiiiy Of the Rocky
Ford country TO the production Of
large vino crops has additional proof
the opening nf tho srassn. the receipts
nf curutnirra have been a, the rate OF
over i,1 tons rrr day. and this has
been Of the small sisrs only. Cuuum-
bars nf two grades arr contracted for:
Thnsc under four inches long. and q
lower price for those between four and
i've inches The way in which the
cucumbcFz are pouring into the tanks
indicates that the growers arc bound
To have a profitable srason.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
A Visit to Boulder aud the Colorado
Chnutnuqua.

Saturday and Sunday we had the
pleasure OF visiting Boulder for the first
time in fifteen years and making first
acquaintance with the popular Boulder
Chautauqua. The ride from Denver
over the Colorado & Southern was over
beautiful country. Boulder We found
to have tho finest site Of any city in the
state. Situated at the very foot OF tho
mountains and at the head Of one Of tho
finest OF valleys 1t enjoys an ideal loca-
ton. From the elevated Chautauaua
grounds a magnificent, view is had OF tho
mountain and agricultural environment
Of Boulder. We had sized up Boulder as
quite city. but was surprised at tho ox-
,ent and character Of tho business build
ings and tho large number Of beautiful
homes with their wealth Of shade and
elegant lawns. |! we did no, live In
Rocky Ford we would wan, To live In
Boulder.
w. J. Bryan spoke on Tho chaatauaua
grounds Saturday Afternoon and charmed
all by tho magic Of his sosee and tho
strength and eloaaenea Of his words.
His theme was a religious ono and tho
febuse no administered 10 those who pre-
tend 20 disbsllese in higher power was
most sea;hing. Tho character Of tho
discourse did no: presan, tho sandwich
ing Of few political observations which
elisltad hearty cheers.
In tho evening tho auditorium was
again crowded To hear Sam Jones. tho
Only and original Sam Jones. Mr. Jones
has proved himsel! a power for good. ba;
we can ba, think ;ha. he would be more
useful u some Of his uneoa,hness was
sandpapefed of. 30, perhaps his eosn-
p9sl,isn Is such ;hs, he mus, DO rough
shod IN his sermons and lectures And
perhaps this elsmsa; IN his efa,ofy draws
under his rninis;fa,oas some people who
otherwise would no: is, him have a
chance 10 eshof; them 10 sai; their mean
ness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
Real Estate Mexsmsnt.

J. g. Rex has purchased ChnH.
Cooks foEty-acr. tract. being part
OF the Sam bunEmoF- ranch. The
price paid was Si.o0 per acre.
l. u. fcniaEon has purchased OF the
Columbia building and Loan. the
frame building on the corner near the
entrance to the sugar factory grounds.
Mr.. fcniaEon will convert the ntruc-
tuf- into a roomins house of II rooms.
and It's proximity to the factory ought
to max. the Investment good one.
Mr. f-niasnn reports the sale OF
block 20 TO u. T. tinshan: also the WIN.
Atkinson property In the northeastern
rar, OF town To r. II Mrrk. who will
soon build thereon.
Epier & conman have two good
deals ON tho string bu, say a rcpor;
just now would he a bit premature.
And to report real estate sale In adj
vance OF the actual Transaction IL aa
hazardous break ns To publish a
wedding notice before the minister has
completed the ceremony.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
Colorado SIN Leads.

The latest estimates Of ,h. Amrri-
can Sugar Industry and the itcr, HuE-
ar Gazette on the 1905 beet crop. pub
ilshei IN iis issu. Of July seih. pub
That Colorado leads all the beet sugar
states with "a total af ee.se0 acres.
which u predicts will produce
t5e.oeo long tons of bssis. SUFFICIENT
TO make ~. 900 long tons OF sugar.
Michigan and California come next
IN acreage. hut they arc far below this
state in estimated yield. California
being nap-thiFd and Michigan nearly
utc.han less than Colorado. In com.
ussn;ins on i,s estimates. the Gazette
says.
California ani Colorado according 10
these figures. show remarkable In.
crease In the estimated yield of bets
and sugar manufacture over the rfr.
vioss year. but Held conditions In these
states arc such ne to warrant tho ar-
rarant exaggerated figures and the Fp-
suit uiil no doubt prove that no over
rstimatIaus have hr-u made,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
President Roosevelt's Horses to Wear
Rocky Ford's NailIess Shoes

Dan Deemcr Is largely Interested
In the crandall nnIlless horse shoe
which promises to attract the atten-
tion OF horse owners all over the union
and make big money for the owners OF
the patent. Mr.. Dcemer's recent trip
throughout the the east was to n great
extent In the Interest of this valuable
patent. a number OF manufacturers
We're interviewed. and the nnilless
horse shoe VIII doubtless soon be on
the market. When In Washington.
Mr.. Deemcr visited the White House
stables. inspected and admired the
Presidents fine assortment OF horses
and carriages. The stnbl. foreman
was shown model OF tn. nnliiess shoe
and at once became Interested. Mr..
Dcrmcr arranged with him To place u
pair OF the crandaii shoes on the cell
ebrat.d sorr-l team as soon as their
manufacture II commenced. The way
In which Mr.. D-cmer In going mt the
business indicates that he In soin. to
make IL win.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11

Geo. C. Maxwell has shown Us copy
o. "A Magazine Of Business" gotten up
IN Chicago which he thinks Is model for
Rocky Ford for the publication Of adssr-
Using matter. The illustrations scattered
;hruughog: the reading matter are Of
features Of prominence in the tributary
country. birds eye view Of Chieago's
business houses occupying double page
in The center. Proceeding and following
The reading matter and statistics con-
eafninr the growth Of Chicago. are ad-
yertsenan,s Of various business houses
Of the city. The plan is an eseelleu; one
ard the book a beauty. A birds eye view
Of Rocky Ford on the same plan Of The
chiesso book. with views Of The principal
farms aad orchards in the surrounding
country would make an exeellen. adver-
tsemen, for our progressive city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
los. Newman Coming.

Joseph Newman and his clever COM
aany Of entertainers arc coming again 70
Rocky Ford. appearing al na Grand
Opera House. Tuesday evening. Aug. 22.
Mr. Newman needs no Introduction TO a
Colorado audience because he Is an es
,ablishsd fssofiis wherever he has ap-
reared and he Is well known hero. PAUL
inc Perry wools;on is considered orc o.
tho leading soprano singers Of the West.
The popular violinis.a. Miss carlo;;a Biz
les. Is again a member Of the Company.
Miss lnes Brown is tho pianis; and ae-
eonpanis,. and she always plays with
artistic grace ard finish.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11

L-R. Fenlsson has presented tho En-
,arpfisa Office with few heads Of now
kind Of wheat which J. E. Gauger had
grown this year on tho FeGlason & Gro.
eher Na~dals farm. Tho seed was So
cured from San Luis valley farmer by
Mr.. Gsuger. and for which no paid si2
for 100 pounds. This amour, was sown
and produced a flne yield. In tho San
Luis valley this variety produces from
100 To i25 bushels per aero. and !, ough,
To do equally well here. Tho heads arc
more fat than round and their unusual
size indicates ;ha, tho large yields men,
toned nigh; easily DO produced. Tho
si.a Of tho head requires change Of tho
cylinder o! tho ;hfoshofs In order that tho
~hes, may be ihreshed without breaking
tho grains. All Of this years crop Mr..
Gaugaf will plan, either nes, winter or
spring. hoping nasi year 10 &C, enough
seed 10 give tho new whoa, fair ,es, In
tho Arkansas valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11

a few days since Arthur Bsymsr had
on exhibition few beess. samples Of the
crop bang grown by Henry Rssdnoar.
ives; Of Rocky Ford. They were fns
specimens and tho folds have a good
stand Of uniform sized bae,s. OF nf.
Resdaouris crop !; ts estimated So acres
will yield over so tons per acre. while
choice rs acres will probably yield 30
tons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
DIED

At DR.. Fenton's ranch. Holbrook. at 4 a.
M. Tuesday last. Talmsi HARRISON. after
brief illness from bilious collie. aged 20
years, The body was brought to the home
Of his brother. Hop Harrison. near Rocky
Ford. where funeral services were con-
Quoted yesterday by Rev. F. r. Hollen-
back
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11

q. II. Nelson. chic. Of tho Santa Fe
refrigerator service. estimates that 500
carloads will ho Tho maximum Of ean,s-
loGpe shipments from tho Arkansas VAL
10y this season. Las; rear tho total car
load shipments from tho Arkansas VAL
10y aggregated i.is2-l.is2 by !reigh.
and SO by express. Tho ean,aioGpe
acreage is no; over one-;hird ;hs; o.
las; year. !, Is estimated ;hs. abog;
1880 acres arc being grown in esn;a-
lo1pes this year in tho Arkansas Valley.
while las; season there were nearly
$4,000. Tho first carload shipmen,
from tho Valley ~ill probably DO made
sboG; Angus; 18Th. and tho frs, ship
mon; BY freight sbou, Angus, 2oth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
Threuoh coIersdo and Utah.

The Denver q Rio grands with its
numerous branches penetrating the
Rockies. has two spnarats and die
sinCt lines across the mountains.
Tickets reading via The Scenic Line
OF the wprid- between Denver and
Salt Lake city or Ogden. are avail.
able either via the main iius through
Leadvilie Canon Of the Grand River
and gienvoosi Springs or via the line
over Marshall Pass and through the
Black Canon OF the gunnison. Tour.
lists TO and from Salt Lake City. pstisn
or Fan Francisco will IND u to their
advantage to have tickets read in both
directions via this route. thus being
able TO usa ore of the above lines Eo-
Ing and the other returning. Write
=. X. Hooper. q. +. & T. A.. Denver.
Colo. for illustrated pamphlets.
One Of our latest composers is iyaneila
Boyd Of Las knimss. Sir years ago
when she was converted. a new gift was
given 10 her. the Eit. Of poetry. Las.
winter when recovering from a siege Of
Illness she composed several songs. She
has had two Of them published entitled
The Rocky Ford Csu;sloups'' and "ln
Sixteen Years More As the rif, was
gwen TO her By God she wishes 70 return
!; TO Him By giving nine senths Of the in
come from her songs 70 build Christian
Seminary.-S.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11

t-R. Fenlason is doing some eseellon.
advertising for his real estate. loan and
insurance business By the distribution Of
neat pocket map Of Colorado. which. IN
addition TO i,s geographical features
contains much useful information.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
Big whoa, Crop. In ,,o,srook.

Marx benson has fine traction en-
sine shreshins ou;f; a; WORK in Holbtoos
ard reports the farmers getting highly
satisfactory yields. whes, has run an
average Of Fifty bushels per acre and cats
from e5 TO 20 bushels. And The grain is
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
SlApDIEn

David Kenison and Miss Delphia Lor-
ance. both Of Rocky Ford. were married
Thursday afternoon by Rey. Frank Hol-
lenback at tho home Of George Eiehen-
laub.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
Of an excellent quality.

A. W. Shelton has just threshed | 8
acres OF cats which measured s41s BUSH
els per acre. and will weigh out a con-
siderably large yield.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
Two Now Churches to se ssIi,.

For a number Of months the mem
bsFz of the ~. y church and conzte-
cation have felt tho need of enlarged
facilities far church work. ~ meet
inE sf the official members. ,uo weeks
aEs the FIRST steps were taken looking
towards an inquiry into the probable
cost and as to the outlook for UNDER
taking the work. The frst Informal
meeting Was favorable to making a
start. and at the ~ 7stins Of the Official
t-pard Friday evening definite stsrs
pcFs taken. e. L. itushaw Introduced
a resolution providing fut the sale Of
the pFusun, church and the building of
a nuv and modern church which was
unanimously adopted. A building
committee was appointed cunsistins: OF
bT. Lawson. J. y geiilns. J. ,. Rel.
Eel. q. l. itushav. H. X Wiley and
=. u. fiaiienhack. Thus. T.. itarbrr Of
Colorado Strings. who has built sew
sral Of the best churches in the state.
rFal preliminary plans which are now
in the hands Of the building commit
toe.
The large 10, on which the parson-
age Is located has ample room foF the
now structure. and that may he eho.
san as tho site Of the new church.
Two years Of talking and planning By
The First Presbyterian church eliminated
in an enthusiastic congregational meeting
Wednesday eve and a unianmo1s decision
20 undertake The erection Of ns~ church
bJil5inE.
There was but ore no.a running
through all the talks. and ths. was OF
the great need for a more eorunodious
and modern building.
The trustees were authorized 10 appoint
building eosniaisise and proceed al once
10 secure plans and open a subscription.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-08-11
Resolution. Of sympathy.

The Ladies' Union OF the NJ. T..
church d.sir. To extend deepest sym
pathy To Sister Pearl Boyd. n mcm-
b.r OF the Union. on the death OF her
father. Mr.. George Mcbride. May He
who carcth for the fnthcrleHH. COM
fort and keep her In this great Hor-
row.
ANNA 8. BURR.
EMILY T.. FORD.
T.. a. WHEELER.
Committee.
The evening world., 1905-07-20
CROWD WATCHED TOAD
IN CITY HALL FOUNTAIN.
Flung Into Water by Boy-Antn'ni
Kidnr pped and Taken 10
Cherry Hill AZ Curiosity.

A little h0ptoad not more than two
inches long jumped from a life OF m
| significance to-day into prominence, and
for an hour or more gave a swimming
exhibition TO an admiring crowd of 800
persons.
All this happened around the fountain
In City Hail Park. Where Mr. Toad
came from no one In the crowd knew
and no one cared. A little urchin, half
naked, was seen ambllns slowly across
the park At b O'Clock, Just as the crowd
of office help was going to business.
Suddenly Mr., Toad escaped from his
captor and began hurdling toward lib
city.
The boy chased his quarry, Two girls
screamed, And the show was on for
fair. The boy caught the frog and
tossed It into the fountain.
The hurrying crowd suopped. To them
thai poor little toad was a novelty. IL
suggested green holds and pastures
where the breezes blow and where there
Is no heat.
THE crowd grew to large proportions.
Two policemtn hurried TO the scene.
thinking that small boys mere taking a
bath In the fountain. Mr., Toad paid
no attention to any one, He swan
around for an hour OF more and then
another hny plucked him cut OF the
wafer and carried him on 10 Cherry
Hills whore toad = . curiosity.
The evening world., 1905-07-20
DIED ON POLE Of
ELECTRIC LAMP
Lineman's Body Found on Street
with Only Two Little Burns
on Hand to Show What Killed
Him.

Two little hurns, neither larger than
the size OF n half dime, on the second
and thIrd fingers of the hand of Henry
j. Fort, twenty-sIx years old, of No,
1923 Marion street, Brooklyn, who was
found dead to-day at the foot OF an
electric light pole in Saclsett stree.
between Third and Fourth avenues
Brooklyn, lead the police and physicians
to believe that he was shocked to death
by an electric light wire,
Fort, who was a night Inspector for
the Edison Electric Light Company. was
employed last night in repairing lamps
at the tops OF poles through sackelt
street. These poles are OF wood. about
twenty feet nigh.
Early to.day. when . policeman found
The evening world., 1905-07-20
Gets FORTUNE
QUITTING DRINK
Three YEARS
Clark Miller Tentative Heir
to Suicide Brothers
Estate.

Clark A.. Miller. OF New Rochelle.
must abstain from. intoxicatinS liquor
for three years II he wants To- inherit
several hundred thousand dollars left
him by hds brother. Dean Miller, n New
York broker. of No. IL West Forty
fourth street, who committed suicide
recently In a hotel In Buffalo.
Dear Miller shot himself while on an
automobile trip through the State with
u friend He declared In a lctte' left
tn n second brnthe'. DR.. Charles o.
Miller. of No. 157 Est Six .v-serori
street. that his business was being
ruined by John u Rockefeller. who was
gobbllnE UP the money affairs of the
country. In II second letter he said;
II can't sleep; am losing health, and
life is not worth the living under the
circumstances" He was found uncon-
sclous in the Touraine Hotel. Buff,lo.
June %, and fingered for DAYS with a
bullet In his brain. His vitality aston
ished physicians.
After his death the strange will dlvid-
ing his estate between his two brothers
but STIMULATING that Clark A. Miller
must abstain from intoxicants for three
Years was found.
CLARK a. Miller lives IN a luNurIous
home in New Rochelle. and the pro-
vision in the will regarding ! ; absti-
hence are most distasteful to aim.
1T is most embarrassing" he said.
a for myself, | do not know whether
| "hall keep to the conditions or not. /
want - say right here that | can do 1t
IL | want to. I have done 1t before. and
can do 1t again.
In case | do not comply with the con-
ditions. one-hRlf of the income goes to
my wife and the other half to me. II |
do stick. the executors are directed to
give me onc-half of the principal in
three years or the whole amount at
their discretion.
Whatever | do, one-half of the in
come OF the estate will be mine and the
other half will go 20 my wife. | do not
think that my wife win get the half
share"
The evening world., 1905-07-20
CLARK MUCH BETTER,
Relieved that the senator VIII n.
Ont In ~ Few rays.

United States Senator William A
Clark was reported to be in a SAFE OF
continued Improvement to-day. His
physician, DR., James II. McKeraon, on
siders him on the road to complete re-
covery now 1t was felt that II he
showed no interruption OF his conva-
~lescence yesterday. VIXEN the heat
caused him annoyance, he would sur IL
recover, and the cooler weather to-day
encourages his physician in the belief
that he will be out In n few days, and
that he can sail for Eur pc 10 Join MS
caty Tor q few days before he sails.