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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the undersign- ed, Ernest E. Hughes, Albert E. Zeh, William M. Hennessy, James E. Kin sey, and Mary Kinsey, all of the City of Bisbee. County of Cochise. Terri tory of Arizona, have this day vol untazily associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corpora ton under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. and we do hereby certify:
 l.
 That the name of this corporation shall be the "CADENA DE COBRE MINING COMPANY"
 That it's existance shall begin i'm mediately after filing for record these articles of incorporation in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Cochise., Territory of Arizona, and a certified copy thereof in the office of the Territorial Auditor of the Ter ritory of Arizona, and that it shall continue for a period of twenty-five years thereafter.
 3.
 That the principal place of transact ing the business of this corporation shall be at the City of Bisbee, County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and with such other offices within and without said territory, including the Republic of Mexico, as may be here after established by the board of di- rectors of said corporation. 4.
 The business to be transacted by said corporation is as follows: In general to engage in and to carry on the business of mining, refining, smelt ing and manufacturing any and all kinds of ores, minerals and metals, to purchase, lease, and acquire, by IL cense. bond, concession, grant, or otherwise, any lands, mines, minerals and metals. mineral rights, water, and water rights, buildings, easements
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MINING APPLICATION NO. s5
 SURVEY NO. 1847.

United States Lanc Ofhce,
 Tucson, Arizona. Nov. 14. 1904
 Notice Is hereby given that in pur- stance of Chapter Six of Title Thirty two of the Revised Statutes of the
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 The officers of this corporation shall be a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, who shall be stockholders in the corporation, and any ore person may hold two offices as the board of directors may deem ad- lvisable. ...+ .,
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ORDINANCE NO. 54.

c. w. HICKS, City Clerk.
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That the name of this corporation shall be the "CADENA DE COBRE MINING COMPANY"
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c. W. HICKS. City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-03
ORDINANCE NO. 5s.

c. W. HICKS, City Clerk.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

First publication, Jan. 13, 1905
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29
Las minas del Transvaal

Las minas de oro del Transvaal han
eltrado EN- una nueva fAse de prospe-
ridad
Las causas que han infufdo en- la
fojed ad de la exploitation de esas mi
nas y en- Ia baja de sus valores, han
esaparecido por ei nome INTO; de la
immigration china las minas vuelven
disponer de los obreros que necesita.
ban. renace la activdad en- todas las
sociedad, ante la psrspectiva de nueva
prosperidad.
Ell Transvaal ha producido, durante
el periodo de 1888 1903, Ia captdad
de 800 millones de francos y Sc cree
funds damente, que esta riqueza es So
10 una pequefia parte de la que ence-
rrs, porque Sc calcula que guarda en-
su seno mas de IS. 900 millones de fran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29

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ca. que Ia afisa en- asssnesfse ara.
vcnuc.noo .a.s
- ftesia.. lad a. 6.6a y "a e'nt
tam q, 8 .ty te, mineral Yni'. -
ace, aveuiursao q Jas minas at
Tran>vaal las caa - cons,iuycn ,u-
ircsas putam,aic in3Usifiales
solo nee, si'ahan una eNr'o' c'tc
econ6mica Y iapias; 6 deeir. una Faa.
40 &c obra mas aauat4n,c s harata ,
la han conseguiao oon inmigrs,i6A q,
l,.ooo ohinos en- 81 Transvaal que as
el ndmero dc obrero> que habian anies
de Ia g4erra
Adcmas Sc ha producido el progra
ma industrial y financiero. contra re-
baja DC los ptccjos 3e los tsansport,s.
dc les dereohos dc Aduanas del pre-
cio del carbon Y otros
De manera que todas las d,fculta-
des que ocas'on6 Ia guerra han desa
p recido pa'a Ia explotaci6n y actual
mente ex,sten mas fsclidAdes que an
tes
Estos hechos hacen esperar ma Gle
vaci6n de los valores sudaflicanos. en-
su doble aspecto de rentas Y especu-
laci6n, sobre lodo para tsta, porque la
renta depende de los dlvidendos inme.
diatos que Sc RIPARIAN.
Hay que tener en cuenta eata dlfe-
rencia pero de todos modos. las pro-
Cedentes noticlas son satisfa ctori las pa
ra los interesados en esos valores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29

va eSt1 Ia venta acknowledgements
iitograiado, 81 aplaudido Two Step
titulado III autom6vi. de que es
autor el joven { insplrado compost tor
don Germ An Agrinzony.
Tantos elogio3 fueron va tributados
con justici, esta composition musi-
cal que iu2gamos iunecesarjo ahora
cons ignar Ia mas breve Erase que pa
rezca una recommendation de la ob1a.
Tiene la sanction eel pdblico, y ESQ es
bast3ntc; es demasiado va.
1ieue el j6ven compositor 'obras de
empello que le acreditan de artista
inspirado, tales como Ia partitura de
La Cantaora, Que es la obra de TN
verdadero maestro.
X esta no eXcede ell mGrito 81
blen es de un genero mas lijero El
autom6viI, que ha tenido un cNito tan
franco
Avisamos 1 nuestros lectores que
"El autom6vil esta de venta en- la
ljbreria del BOIETIN, al precio de 50
Centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29
Desde Washington
5 de Abril.

va Sc sabe algo de aquel general
Barba, que iba 4 desembarcar en- San
to Domingo; y 10 que Sc sabe es que
otro caudillo, el general MiguelitO. st
ha sublevado cerca de Sanchez, para
auxiliar ell desembarco de la eXpedi-
ci0n Barba, procedente, seglln Sc nos
dijo. de las islas Turcas.
Al general Miguelito 10 trata con
desden el New York Herald. LO ca
lifica de minor leader, dc jcfe de me
nor cuantia; sin duda, porque al dar
el magco grito de libertad y patria,
no disponia mas que de IS hombres.
Desd6n injusto; pues todo cS relative;
VIZ honbres tienen, en- SantO Domin-
go, mas importancia que SO en- otra
parte, este. sin cOntar con cue de
esos Is que han "iniciado Ell Sanchez
una nueva era acaso sean generates
y4 coroneles.
Sc ncs comunica que el Presidentc
Morales Sc MEGA 4 tomar EN- serio ese
movimiento. Ha enviado contra el
un cafionero 80 soldados. Y es TN
NAL siptoma para esos rcvolucionarios
que son "miguelistas SIN ser nj
portugueses ri dc la provincial cubana
de Santa Clara-que el general Remi-
gio Rodriguez, c que forma rancho
aparte en- Monte Christi, no estd, aho :
ra, por alzamientos.
Los considera diparatados mientras
ria ell acuerdo entire los sereedoreS
extranjeros y el Presidenle Morales,
por ell cual Sc encargan funcionarios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29
DEL EXTREME OR|ENTE

Singapore, de Abril-Entre los
81 buques de ia escuadra del Batico
que pasaron aver por de'ante de Sin
gapore Sc not6 IA falta de los Cuatro
prime pales acoraza dos Suyaroff, Ale.
jandro III, Borodino Orel y de varios
torpt deros, 1estroctores y cruceros.
cuyo paradero Sc ignora. Tn vapor
frances lego Singapore con IN ma
rinero del crucero Nakhimoff, que
cay6 al aqua en- ell estrecho de Mala-
ca Sc mantuvo doce horas nado.
San Petersburgo, 9 de Abril-El
general Linevltch, telegrafa detales
de la acci6n ocurrida ell en- Tsintsa-
tun. E combate fu6 ncarnzadisi-
mo y dur6 doce horas. resultando en-
considerables bajAs para ell enemigo
que Sc RETRO precipita damente. Las
ba jas rusas corsstieron en- el capt
tan principe Massalaky y cuatro &C.
sacos muertos, y dos ohciales y 81
cos ac, s heri1os.
Toxic. 9 de Abril-Comunican del
Estado Mayor japonGs en- Manchuria
que ell dia un battalion de infanteria
rusa ses escuadrores de caballeria
efectuaror an ataque a Tsuluhu, 80
Kilometres norte de Changtu, y fueron
rechazados Ell dia los rusos vol
vieron 4 la carga con "a escuadrones
artilleria fueron nuevamente re-
chazados Sus la jas debieron ser
muchas juzgar por los muertos que
dejaron en- Ell campo, y ell gran hume
ro de carretas en- que llevaban muer
tos heridos Las bajas de los japo-
neses fueron insignifcantes.
Singapore, 10 de Abril-La Ultima
information con respecto a la es-
cuadra rusa del Baltico fue trai-
da hoy por ell vapor ingles "Gregory
Apsar que la avisto aver 4 20 mi
Has de Manki, islote perteneciente al
grupo de las Anembas, unas $50 mi
ilas n. n E. de Singapore. La es-
cuadra estaba anclada. La fiota que
pas6 el q por Singapore era la diyi-
sion del coutraimirante Enquist, ig-
norandose d6pde estaba Rojestvensky
con los buques principales
-Dfcese que frente al cabO ST. ia
mes. ccrca de Saigon, Indochina fran
cesa, Sc hallan cuatro buques de que
ira, al par,cer japoneses.
San Petersburgo 10 de Abril-El
artfculo del baron Suyematsu en- una
revista de Londres, alegando que
Russia debe indemnizar al Japon, coin
eide con informes que tiene el gobier-
DO ruso. Ell Jap6n demanda $500 mi
Homes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-29


~aasosx> f>,p-r>, .aHles 49,
cefs j, f.s -. - l.,fte 4u1
81, tsfs~ rn, .ueraato> - .sur ess7' p
sn csc scntaa pi ga sutlou~. cn
q tratn * iwp ttasiln 3 exp rt.tiou.
= aSpcsto a. uuCs;fa III .aa n gClA
ION cemr rc'al c.r ta> ,Ntfsu ugetas
hVs ura fsof 'rrs nauha ct pro>pe
fldad cada dia mas creciente. oon>,i-
Verta ueostr Trire rAl. S refc4o.>
fnr uigv1 de sita>. E>;al nllas
Aiemauia. lngls;erra y isspani. (En
este icma ar &c q mcn>a,c que a
4umento &c las imporiaoio Is Troce
len;e, de los E>iadoS Unidos revela
los o:ecos del irstadc &c Rsciproci
dad.
Pasemos p0r al.o los pun,os de s.
gundo orden que sc iratan cn el Docu
mento Presidential. pr is.ta de Is
pacio,y : sin embargo. fAiia en- el Men.
safe un punto cue hubieran visto con
satisfaction nues,roS agricu'tores in =
dlS,riales que han silenc'ado hasta
los ''rotstivoS de la Capital: el III
aienio mpre,cindibemente necesario
le IA Gaardis Rural, y 81 fallo razo
Die J dehnitivo del kee amcnto de
los in4pucstos en- los alcoholics iab -
COS pues bre todo ii selaie en-
l,s cue sc dedican al giro del tabaco,
es unl pesadilla que no solo les lrrita
por su fAlta de equidad sinO que le
siOna grandemente sus jntereses.
Hcmos dejado 4 prop6sito para final
de los cDmentaTi que MS hs sugcli
% Il Measajc, 10 relative al ,abaco J
al azGcar
La gran masa de nuestra exporta-
cion, sabido Is que Ia forman los dos
mencionados productos habiendo al
canzad duTalte el ailo de 1904 el att
car 4 Ia crecida suma de S54.25o,o 900
y la del tabaco a S24 95S,oCo
lndtil nos parece advertir que 81 Sc
'creara un Dopartamente para estable
Ger relacionCs inter- acionales que an
mentaran nuestra esfera VomerCial, Al
cabo dc POGO tempo. nuestra expor-
taci6n Sc duplicaria: para 10 Que habia
que prestar primorlial .nter6s 4 nros
ira Marina mercante, pInto lamb!en
que ha pasado pos alto el Executive
lzn rcsumen: el Menseje tresiden-
cial Ia resultado un docum nto ende
Jlc, eXceslvamente centralizador fslta
dc Gdu,a po,itico administrative. y
sobre todo brillando por su auscncia
esa sinceridad, que todo pueblo auhe
IA Ell sus gobernantes, para que /,
iesperanza de TN porvenir liSongero
anime sus lAbores intereSes, ate
nuando Sus suflimientos.
Este y solo este es nuestro france
mOdo dc pensar.
Como no podiamos menos de espe-
rar el autor del Ingenioso IIidalgo
tcnd1a su plaza su estatua en- la Ila-
bana la plaza sera Ia que actual
mente Sc llama de San Juan de Dios
iuG elegido Presidente ell Goberna
dor Civil sehor Ndnez, Vice presiden-
te de la Comision I'll sefor Hoyos, Sc
cretario 81 senior Cartana, Tesorero el
st nor Oasquero y vocaIes senores AS
bert, Rosas Ramos Merlo,
Sc acordo invitar las SociedadeS
de Recreo y Adorno, Artisticas, Lite
rarias Gle tifcas, Regionales y Di
rectores de peri6dicos de la Isla de
Cuba.
Sc publjcsrA en- los diarios la recau-
dacicn de la suscripcion que Sc depo-
sitara en- la casa de banca del sefIor
Gelats, de donde no podran ser sus-
traidos los fondos que Sc .recauden, sin
Authorization f.'mada del Presidente y
! tTesOrerO de la COmiSj0n'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
ROCKY FORD COLORADO. FRIDAY, JANUARY p. 1906


We have received IA copy OF the Re-
cord. Iilipoiis. H.. containing "A letter
from John Harbert OF Manzanola In
which the fertility OF the Arkansas
Valley and Its great output of highly
wise our unparalleled climate. We
make the following extracts mention
Ing It few specially profitable crops
which list might be greatly extended:
T.. l.. Cadwaiia.ier, Manzanoia. Colo.
had an average yield OF 30 bushels of
oats per acre.
Jacob Hamm. Rocky Ford. Colo.
raised 535 bushels OF oats from acres.
e. T.. DeLong. OF Rocky Ford. Colo.
sold this season 1900 bushels OF wheat
from 40 acres at si.00 per bushei.
Gillespie Bros. Fowler. Colo. sold
s2GO worth OF tomatoes from acres.
Casper Ament, la Junta, Colo. sold
5000 worth oI tomatoes from 4 acres.
T. \. Davis. Manzanola, Colorado.
sold 10 tons OF tomatoes ut $40 per ton
from ~. acres.
ilorticuiturists find the valley at
traCtive for fruit raising. Tn. favor
able climate ana "a perfect roll. with the
ncnrncss to the great mining regions
makes fruit raising very profitable. be-
sides Il u better Favored, iirIncr and
larger than that grown In other To-
citliIicS. our orchards will be v.rItahie
gold mines when they come into full
bearing.
= ". Parker raised COO bushels OF
apples from 10 acres OF young or
chiri. J. II. Crowley Of Rocky Ford
VIII sell 10000 bushels Of apples from
TN-HCTc orchard this year.
! sold 5000 gallons OF cherries from
200 trees. some six year old trees pro-
ducing nH high nv % gallons while
many -FOUR year old trees produced .S
gallons OF cherries.
GooscbcrrIcr and raspbcrrics yield
from t.co to $500 per acre.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
Arkan.a. vallsx pi,ehe..

The Colorado canal tniro known m
the Bob crcck)-LieH on the north
crn hank: hcndRat- situated twenty
two miles east OF Pueblo. nIIy miles
long. forty four feet wide nt the bot
tom: runs four to six feet: dccr-cd
capacity from the How OF the river In
$50 ss-io0 cubic feet. and has the ad-
dcd supply OF the Twin lakes. 100 miles
away In tho mountains: runs Into rcH-
cTvoir. LAX. Henry. two miles long and
thrc--aunrt-rN OF "a mile Wide. two
miles from sugar city: irrigntcH at
present 10000 acres: extends back
more than fifteen miles from the river.
This canal II the property OF the Twin
Lakes Land and Il R'H-rNoIr Company.
Tn" Rocky Ford High Line canal
Runs south OF the river: headlight"
twcuty-four miles east of Pueblo. IL
seventy fiV- miles long: dccrccd ca
iACity of about 300 cubic feet per ScC-
ond: Iurth-rt point fully twenty miles
south of the river: lrriRut"s 10000
acres.
oxford fhrmcFH-LicH south OF the
river: hcnIEntc forty-onc miles east
Of Pueblo: length lS MT teen miles: de-
cfrcd capacity iis cubic feet per Sec
ond: is fifteen feet wide ana six deep:
runs back seven miles: irriga,cH 1000
acres.
otsro caunI-I.lcH on north side Of
river: hcndgnt- fourteen miles from
Pueblo: iR sixty miles long: dccrcci
capacity is5 cubic feet: irriRntcs iC.-
600 acres.
CntiIn canai-I.ics south of the riv-
or: hUadguic iifty miles from PGcbio;
iH thirty-fvc miles long. decrccd en-
pacity 3i5 cubic feet: IL twenty feet
wide and i've fc't deep: irriguicS H.
600 acres.
...,,,... s.a.r,r.I = IT,. 80. tf,tlrnntl-
Lies north Of the river: hcndgnte iiity
miles from Pueblo: is twenty-five mites
from Pueblo; II twenty-five miles long:
hrs 4 '"rrrd capacity Of los cubic feet;
~ twenty-five feet wide; runs Into r"s-
crvoir situated near the hcadgntc.
which hna not yet been dCcrccd by the
state courts but IL Ia operations: !rri-
gates 1900 acres.
The Rocky Ford ditch-South OF riv-
cr: hcndgatc nifty miles from Pueblo;
is fifteen miles long: is fifteen feet
wide and four feet dcecp: has dccrccd
capacity OF III and 76-i0o cubic feet:
irrigntcs 1000 acres.
The Fort Lyon Cnnnl-T.ics to the
north OF river: hcndgntc three miles
from La Juntn: In 10 miles long, six
~ feet wide and four To six feet deep:
decrced capacity 100 cubic feet per sSc-
ond: irriEutcs $4,000 acres: has been
surveyed into Kansas but ut present
ends at the Big Sandy.
The Amity chnnl-Liss north OF riv-
er: hcndFnte eight miles east OF La
mar: is fifty miles long. twenty feet
wide and six deep: dccrccd capacity
2s3 50-i00 cubic feet. irrigatcs 10000
acres.
The Lamar canal-South OF river:
hendgntc ten miles east OF Lamar: has
dccreed capacity OF 100 cubic feet: ir-
rigntes 5000 acres. IA the cnstcrnmosi
OF the big Colorado bitches. as the Bes-
scmer is the westernmost.-1.a Juntn
Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

Rocky Ford's business gal, may be in
fcred from the following items: When
asked about tho piano business r. J. Hill
said he WIS ceiling two pianos every
month. And a few days since the Bolton
Music Co. received two yiolins OF tho val
uo OF $3.50 90 each. san, for esamina-
ton and trial. The Enterprise seems to
bo ioining IN tho speedy gait. its New
Years turkey weighing 10 pounds and
costing S5.8o cents. Tho last item sug-
costs that more farmers ouRh. to 70 in
to tho poultry business. Sugar b.c,s.
eantaloupos and sosd crops seem To have
eelIpsed tho heT. tho turkey and the COW.
although the lS;,ar is Just nov forging to
tho front with tho respecting OF the
creamery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

We notice from our exchanges that
some license towns are having more
trouble to enforce the regulation Of sa-
looms than Rocky Ford does their suppress
sicn. The saloon always refuses to be
regulated. Its payment of big license
fee puts it in the position apparent, Of a
public benefaetor. contributing largely to
the city treasury. for which reason the
authorities can no.-do not--refuse to
give it all desired latitude in getting
money to pay its obligations to the tax
payers. The only way to regulate a sa-
loon is to make Il an outlaw.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

How dear to my heart is the steady
subscriber.
Who pays in advance at the birth of
each year;
Who lays down his money and offers 1t
gladly.
And casts round the office a halo of
cheer!
Who never says. stop 1t, I cannot af-
ford i'll"
Or. I'm getting more papers than I
can read!"
But always says. "Send II, the family
all like it
In fact we consider It n household
need!"
How welcome Is he when he steps In
the sanctum!
How he makes our heart throb! How
he makes our eyes dance!
We outwardly thank him-we inwardly
bless him.
The steady subscriber who pays in
advance.
Anonymous.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
SUGAR MAKING
CAMPAIGN ENDED
During the Filth Year of Beet Culture
i2S,O0O Tons of Beets were used
for which So2s,O0O has been
Distributed Among the
Farmers.

This is the last day for tho delivering
Of beets and The las, slIcing will be done
tomorrow. Tho campaign nrened Sept.
2s. and during the run Of / 20 days 1885,
ooo tons OF beets have bean converted
into the finest Of refined sugar.
When the iiral payments shall be made
next month the growers Of the valley will
have received se2s.ooo Tie average
tonnage has been tho highes, since the
factory started. II has been profitable
year for both tho grower and the factory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
County Commissioners.

Inc new board OF county commsstcn-
ers composed Of J. J. Brown OF Fowler.
J. w. Fisher OF In Junta and @. w. In
gals. Of Sugar City. was in session for .
portion Of last week. J. J. Brown being
the newly elected chairman. Among tho
business transacted was tho following.
Appointments made by the va
rious county officials for the en-
suing year were approved by the
board rs follows: G.. III. Dow
ncr, deputy treasurer. 81. 200 per
annum; c. NJ. Robins. deputy
clerk, 81 600 per annum; Mrs. No
In Pearson, assistant to county
clerk, $40 per annum; George
Barr, bailiff for collection OF tax
es by distraint only: c. d. Stew
ard, undershcriff. 1850 per an
mum; Frank Nixon. deputy shcr-
in and jailor. 5000 per annum; l..
Z. Cartwright. a. a. Frost. NJ.
a. Lee, Tim O'Lcary. s. n. Rose.
l. p. Whi,tinghill. deputy shcr-
IFS, to serve without pay. The
salaries OF all deputies are to be
paid out OF the fees and cmolu-
ments of the respective Offices.
= The following schedule rcgtilat-
ing the pay OF road overseers. cx-
ira men and team hire. was adopt
ed: Road oversccrs. Ss.25 per
day: road ovcrsccr with team.
$3.50 per day; extra men with
team, So per day; extra team on
plow or grader, Sr.5o per day; cx-
ira men. Sr.5o per day.
S. W. Brown was appointed constable
in Justice Precinct No. 6. and W. s iAw-
lew in Precinct No. 8. Sugar City
q, F. Glosssman was appointed road
ovorsoer in East Holbrook.
The county Judge was allowed $3.50
per year for clerk hire. to be paid out Of
tho fees of his Office.
The sheriff was allowed SO cents day
for tho board Of each prisoner.
e. N. Berry was appointed road over
seer in Road district No. z, and E. j.
Gilbert in District No. l..
The board adjourned to Feb. 9Th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
Growth Of the creamery's Business.

There is a steady growth in the num-
Der OF patrons Of the Rocky Ford cream
cry and many Of our farmers are
finding the business a profitable one.
The average Of butter fat IN the milk thus
far received is s-lo par cent. that is.
almost pounds OF butter fat TO each 100
pounds OF milk. It takes l2 gallons Of
milk to make 100 pounds and as 20
cents is paid for butter fat. each gallon
OF milk brings the farmer g cents. The
lowest test this winter has been $40
| and the highest 2-lo. with an average
Of s-lo. The standard test is 4 per
cent During the first year OF the cream
ery's operation the average was 4 2-lo,
during the second 4 4-lo. and the third
lilo.
The manner in which the creamery is
now operated is much more favorable for
farmers than heretofore. All milk is
called for and all skim milk returned.
Having labor thus reduced to the min
imum. and good price paid for h.s milk
We don't sec why every farmer having
COWS does not become a patron Of tho
creamery.
On Monday 1888 pounds Of milk and
cream were received. being Q iual to 1900
pounds OF milk. Wednesday tho receipts
were 1000 pounds and the addition OF
l5 new patrons made an aggregate Of
30 farmers who are furnishing milk.
Five wagons arc now making their
daily rounds gathering milk. and the
number will be increased as soon as
these ba;ome too heavily loaded.
Plans are being perfected for eommene-
ing tho manufacture Of cheese as soon as
tho amount OF milk will Justify.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

Bert Reymer writes from Bowerman
that very rich property is baing dsyol-
opsd in tho vicinity Of the Nfttah Gem.
giving promise NJ high value f,r tho min
ing proposition in which Rnsky Fordars
arc largely interested. We ho7s that
their highest an,ieipations will DO fully
roali,ol.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
PostnlfIcr Timc Card.

Tn. hours for closing tho mails in
Rocky Ford pos,ofiieo are as follows;
Msils for Pueblo. Denver and La
Jun,a close n, z .. m.
Mails going west, close at 7:i5 4. m
For tho morning train. going east. msil
closes a, o:lo a. m.
AL mail in the Office at a:lo =. m. Is
sent out. eEeep, that for Fowler and
Manxaroia. 55-so
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

Geo. F. Reiger. Deputy State Manager
for the Brotherhood Of American Yeoman
is in town this week looking after the
interests o. the order At the meeting
on Tuesday night eight now members
were voted in. This is tho only fraternal
order which issues endowment contracts
and is among the very best Of the frater-
nal insurance societies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

In their sewer work Piper Bros. are
making as rapid progress as possible con-
sidering tho delays caused in some por-
tons Of the city by an unexpected amount
Of water. oueksand has also caused
much Inconvenience and extra labor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

r. ~. Hnrsin was absent last week in
Northwestern Colorado tn purchase sheep
needed 10 utilize the large amount Of feed
for which he had contracted. He con-
fossod to have made mistake when hc
sold Dir bunch Of lambs at q good prof
about .x3 n11.hs ago.