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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-02
euen Trabaio en- los campos de
BetabeI,

La cosecha del betabel en- ell vecin-
dario de Rocky Ford Lamar, Colo
rado, comenzara dentro de unos dias.
Sc necesita un gran numero de ira
bajadores. Los labradores pagaran
buenos sueldos.
Vayanse para Lamar o Rocky Ford
de una veZ.
Compania Americana de Betabel.
CAmerican Beet Sugar Company
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-02
JOYS OF MATERNITY
A WOuAN'S BEST HOPES REALIZED
Mrs. Potts Tells How Women Should
Prepare for Motherhood

The darkest days of husband and
wife are when they come to look for
ward to chlldless and lonely old age.
Many wife has found herself inca
pable of motherhood owing to dis
placement of the womb or lack of
strength in the generatiYe organs.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-02
SSSSSVS6Y66VSV6

Are the Of today really absorbed money getting
@ are Only my conscious OF 9em as behind paper at breakfast Isn't
E MAN Isn't it too bad that his personality is leaving
upon thn eeYaing them, them
we deal about calling
aherhood is being the
father
the WoTd-are properly clothed
thoughts
his of
ght include something besides me Money make
Too often # doesn't
he 1-nhvsi
|y that is, gives them enough '
He his highest
ei Tor his is TO aid ther maher mentally
~ he this she will newspaper front
his
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-10-02

London Oct. 2.-The wild rumors
from Budapest and Vienna that the
political disturbances in Austra-Hun-
gary had reached such a crisis that the
King-Emperor Francis Joseph may re-
sign the crown of Hungary in favor
|of Prince Francis Ferdinand are not
|credited here.
Nevertheless Budapest correspond
|ents admit that the situation Is be-
coming more serious as the following
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Box Springs

Farmers are busy putting In crops.
Oats. barley. onions and gardens looking
fine.
Henry Clark returned Friday from
Rocky Ford with apples. He was caugh,
in the sand storm Thursday between
Rocky Ford and ordway and remained in
ordway ;ha. night.
We are much pleased To hear ,ha. D.
v. Burrell has purchased property here.
We also welcome Mr.. Gaisney and hope
they both expec, 70 farm this season.
c. 4. Johnson came out Wednesday
with posts. He will fence and do some
work on his place.
Mr.. Wheelock has returned 10 Rocky
Ford after blowing and planting some
cane.
w. A. Hansbrough and Miss Browning
wen, to La Junsa few days ago TO yisi,
Fred Hansbrough.
F. l. Peterson is in tho Ford doing some
work on his ranch south Of town.
Ut. Hester has been doing business
In Rocky Ford and La Jun,a.
The rains las, week raised Horse ersea
so high tha, tho reservoirs were running
over. and only by the hard work Of Mr.
Colber, and son and Ernes, Clark. Chas
Clark and Frank Peterson. were the em.
bsnkmenss saved.
Mr.. lssis and Mr.. CoIber, have sci
out orchards this spring.
Geo. Samples. Ernes, Clark and John
/ Hester have set eo,;on-wood trees along
their ltno fences on tho prospective foar
70 Sugar City.
Mrs. Lissis has bean on tho sick list.
The Misses Shepard. who have beer
visiting their brother have returned 4
/ Pueblo.
| Tho rains Of last wee. were hard Of
cattle. heavy losses being reported.
Mr. pownsy o. ordwsy was sa, lsos.
ing a';sr his cattle a few days ago.
/ Mr. SAMPLES ;w9 children are sick viii
whooPi1g cough.
. mr Patrick has put a dam across
. Breckenridge this spring.
{ The Ladies' club will rnao; with Mrs
Henry CLARK Thursday Afternoon.
/ mss,rs. msCabo and Dean arc hauling
lots Of hay and grain from ordway.
Ernest Clark attended lodge a, Ord.
way Thursday night and was tho CUES,
Of Or. JeHsries while in town.
Charles Clark spends mos; Of his time
going down 20 tho road to ask some
pssser-by 10 bring tho mall. It's strange.
He never did so before school closed
Surely Uncle Sam should grant US free
delivery.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
THREE MILES SOUTH.

Mrs. Tucker land family visited her
daughter. hrs. Sam Wallace Of H1lbr58k
Sunday.
Dexter E'sirs is IN Denver. under Dr.
Bowers care. and improving az this date
Chas. Wilson. an old resident, now Of
Colorado City. recently made q flying Wis
il to his 5rother-in-law j. C. Fleming.
Hrs. Mcrtz land family visited her
daughter. hirs. Ludors Of Patterson VAL
ley Sunday. Miss Lucy Mertz has come
home from La Vcta Pass, where she was
teaching. for the summer,
= A telephone line is being put up for
J. NJ Shawlis.
Frank Peterson Of Box Springs was
over last week repairing damages on his
house. caused by the recent rams.
W. F. Kelly, not liking the elm ate here
left Monday for Colorado Springs, Dem
yer and the scenic places between here
and the Pacific coast Mr.. Kelley came
here from St. Paul. Wis, about six weeks
ago to work in the South Side Dairy.
Much stockyis being driven to the
range. The grass does look q little green.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
GRAND VALLEY.

TIE school 70 closed sr5 tho children
arc happy once more. But whst has be-
come af tho Old time school teachers wha
closed their schools with 4 Spelling school
tho lzs, gh;7 Y6' scribe can remember
well some 30 odd years ago. back in that
country Jus: beyond Kansas. when he
was sitting on wooden bench In a little
school house thinking about the fun wa
were going 20 have tho last night. ard
figuring out who was going 70 spell the
school down and get tho pr.so. Times
change.
Our popular school clark. n. BsdFar.
has been around t1ktng the CENSUS,
Chas. Braan5a decided that there was
no place like home. go no rented part q
his fathor's farm and built him . house
thereon.
Frank Hauck's horse breaker is KEEP;
busy 70 supply the demand for broken
animals.
Dan Carries is going 70 raise turkeys on
a large scale this summer.
Mrs. Myrtle Bss;y Of Trinidad has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaas Williams for q couple Of weeks. and
1t is Grandpa Ike now.
Charles Towcs has tradee 30 acres Of
his Grand Valley ranch for Sterling
Devices Rocky Ford property. Hope
you arc not going 20 leave US Charley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
STAR VALLEY.

The Twentieth Century Club held
their second annual Shakespearean
banquet nt the elegant home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Egbert, Saturday even
ing, April %.
While the rain came down In tor
rents, and the wind whIstled outside,
all was ns merry aS marriage bell
within the spacious walls OF the beau
tifuI Egbert mansion: and after the
delightful Shakespearean program. and
the delicious banquet. Q. guests sang
and told stories TO the tune OF We
Won't Go Home TIL Morning and
they made good their words In spite of
the orchestra's Home. Sweet Home"
Much credit is due TO all the mem
beers. Mrs. ]. \. Mckenzie had charge
of the program and after roll call.
which was answered by quotations
from the great poet. gave a history OF
their club life. and why they had ih-
ken up Shakespeare. and how they
had enjoyed Il: now dear the members
had b-com. to on" another. and how
th.v missed their absent one. Mrs. LII
lie Hiatt.
MIR. Neal. the president. gave an ad-
dress of welcome In the language of
their immortal Shakespeare. Mr-'
W
sar In very bright and intcrrsiins
manner. Mrs. wiik.r reviewed Henry
v. In an an entertain and Instructive
wav MisE Ramsey entertained the
.ompany with u fin~ recitation In n
very -iocuiionhry Etvic, Mrs. Eust"r
gave paper on Shakespeare. show
inF a thorough knowledge Of the great
poets life and writings,
The ladies puart"tt- composed oi
NIszes G-rVRir. Mrs. Shumnt. and
Mis-. Russell. and Mrs. Carroll. with
sirr GrrvniS as orEnnis'. gave two
musical reflections In q pleasing man.
nee adding greatly 10 the uT1ernms
Aft~- the literary feast Ind delighted
,'s, soul. -u1p-r cards were drawn
which cor'n ~ Shnk"-n"nr"nn dates
on one side and conunifums and an.
rw-rs on the other. The tables and
dInin- room were beautifully decorated
In Wink and green. and the menu was
elaborate and dair'v The table tHv.
on we've cards containing IN" nirinr-'
of mnIurrt r~ouIw With this question:
.NVb1 a't - 11urr V~-v rTuaiue an
Fw.-s were written on these cards
After supr~r ShHt-sD"Rrsnr con-
tss1 ygs- rtywT' IN yvhi"h Mrs Andersen
1f uanr-s Ford rHru~ m victorious. raa
srlvfH- -s hss- -rv'RTN very neat iiff's
yntr.-asg - ts-rN. va-HNTr' ~ NErFFFs .
-,rrta nm. Fr'r NJ and NJ F.s'
I.=s 10 ftsH amyHlf FTTHHUsT fu FrhiHh 'Ns
club Hrr1 FhnF- rTi~a'u vVrrr TUfHFfaiUai
rrF rfHp 90 tho rrHH or hHH'HH 1ri"H
dsIi=Hfrd fHr rumuaHy with elegant
music.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
/ CORRESPONDENCE.
OLNEY SPRINGS
Vim. Glase is in very poor healtl

Vim. Glase is in very poor health.
The young people gave a surprise
party in honor Of Prof. Moore and wife
Monday night.
Miss Davis, one Of the OLD time Olney
teachers. is visiting IN this vicinity.
George Bamford who has been living
at Douglas. Wyoming. for about a year
is staying with his soa-in-law. c. Rock
well.
One Of our citizens met with bad luck
during the Easter storms. He wa S
crossing Horse Creek and got into the
current, upsstting his load OF fish. Lost
his team and wagon and had two tons Of
fish drowned.
The cattlemen OF this section report
heavy losses-mostly old cows and thin
stock. They claim this was the wors,
storm ever known IN this eounty-5in
Of rain in so hours. making near / o in
rainfall for April.
Judge and Mrs. Parker entertained a
few friends from Fowler and Manzanola
on Sunday.
Beet planting is in full swing. Every
wants 10 plant first The ground is IL
splendid condition.
John Silva. superintendent. OF the Brad
bury orchards. is trying a new spraying
outfit run by gasoline power.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
The transformers" Contribution &c
the Public Library.

The books in the following list were
purchased of The Book Supply Com
pany with the transformers High
school Library Benefit, and are now in
the Public School Library:
Roman Society in the Fifth Century.
History of Rome to Death OF Caesar.
outlines of Roman History to i7S
4. ID.
Introduction to the Middle Ages.
Civilization During the Middle Ages.
Roman and Teuton.
Ancient Empires.
Western Europe,
Modern Europe.
Students History OF England.
Europe In the Nineteenth Century.
Eve OF the French Revolution.
Europe In the Sixteenth Century.
Dawn Of History.
The High School faculty and stud
ents thank the transformers for their
very generous contribution to the II.
brary.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
City Council Proceeding.

A, an adjourned meeting Of tho council
Monday evening considerable importan;
business was transacted.
Tho following appointments were made:
Nigh. Ensineer-M. v. Hel~iies.
Night Marshai-n. e. croop.
Sup,- Sewers and Water Coma. p.
Kendig.
Asst Sup:. Sewers ard Water Conn.,
4. l. Kellogg.
Health of.ieef-A. p. Kordig.
Park csfataker.-S. J. Barsley.
Driver Of City Tesm.-ches;er I. Jsn-
aings.
No appointment was made for Food In
spae;or.
Plumbers licenses were issued 70 tho
Dawley-wilsen Hardware Co. II. o,
Brown and George Unssfssw.
The night msfshal's salary was in
creased from $50 TO SOS.
The salary Of assistant supsrin;sndsn;
Of sewers and water commissioner was
fiTsd a. $40. and ;hs; Of the driver Of the
city team a. ss5. The ether salaries re-
main as heretofore.
Applications TO run pool and billiard
halls were received from L. l. Ro5sss.
W. E. nar;in. c. W. Cock. and Miller &
HJndel. accompanied by bonds. ali Of
which were laid on the table.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
MARSHAL Baldwin Has Lively Time
Mi.k a Priaonor.

Thursday Marshal Baldwin received
telegram from Sheriff He'll Of CfIr-
PIE Creek asking him to arrest a man
named Allen Morris. whom u was un-
dUrHiupi was Ia Rocky Ford. The de-
sCriptiun sent enabled the marshal to
spot his man very soon and he arrust-
"1 him on the street calling him Nor
ris. to which the fellow promptly an
HwCrui. when the Jail was approach
Cd Morris started to run. The mar
shall fired his pistol close about the
heels OF the fleeing man. Not knowing
what tn" man was wanted FOR and
having no warrant he very ptu1Cntty
"TErtiyr shpptiuEigIts6. &. ss..s..s.
h.sitatCd to do that accurate and pf-
f"CtivC shooting as he would have done
under anmc circumstances. C1nsa-
uuCntly the chap got away but was
found soon after hiding in Mr.. Forbes
barn and safely Jailed to await tho
arrival NJ Sheriff He'll.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Why Suffer from Rheumatism.

Why suffer from rheumatism when one
application Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
will relieve tho pain? The quick relief
which this liniment affords makes rest
and sleep possible. and that alone is
worth many times its cost. Many who
have used i. hoping only for a short re-
Lief from suffering. have been happily sur.
prised to find that after a while the relief
became permanent. Mrs. v. H. Legget,
OF Yum Yum. Tennessee. U. S. A. writes
II am 4 sufferer from rheumatism all over
from head TO foot, and Chamberlain s
Pain Balm Is the only thing that will re-
lisye the pain" For sale by all druggists
Clubs organized for tho purpose o!
eyading tho liquor laws arc rapidly being
closed in Colorado Springs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Fresh fish always in stock 4
Stauffer's meat market.
Let Everybody Work.

And the world would be more happy and
eontanisd. Just consider how much pain
and trouble results in your body. when
your liver or stomach stop working. Hap
ply you can soon set them 70 work again.
cure your pains. and restore yourself 70
health and eontentneni, with Dr.. Cald-
wells laEatIyol Syrup Pspsin. Try il.
Sold by Otero Pharmacy. J. II. Award
Prop, at SOC and 81. Money back II |,
faiiz
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Tho mos: successful way Of ~Afding of
tho approach o. old age is 20 maintain a
vigorous digestion. This can be done By
eating only sood suited 20 your age and
occupation. and when s!.s disorder Of tho
stomach appears take a dose OF Cham
boflain's Stomach and Liver Tablets 20
relieve e. u you have weak stomach
or arc troubled with Indigestion. yuu ~ill
iind these tablets TO bs Ias, wha: yoa
need. Fer sale BY all druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Tho most artistic envelope which ever
passed through tho hands Of Postmaster
Lance was delivered TO W. K. meCor-
mick few days since. The letter came
from Phil r. wilmarth Of Humbolt. Ks.
The size was No. 10 and The Illustrations
were drawn in fyoe0lors. The landscape
pictured contained growing watermelon.
a growing beet ibut rather 20 far cut Of
the ground pile Of eartaloupas and a
typical farmer as represented by the car
ieaturists. 4 sign beard occupies the
center Of the field on which appears The
address: W. K. Mccormick. Rocky Ford.
Colorado. a broadly smiling sun is lust
puepinE over the rim Of the horizon to
brighten the pleasant Industrial scene.
Another fine shower visited the Rocky
r.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Growing Aches and Pains.

Mrs. Joses Sumner. Bremond. Tex.
writes. April is. leo2, 81 have used Bal
lard's Snow Liniment in my family for
three years. would not be without it in
the house. have used 1t on my little
girl for growing pains and aches in her
knees. Il cured her right away. have
also used It for frost bitten feet, with
good success. Il is the best liniment I
ever used" Csc. SOC and 81. Sold by
J. n. Award.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
chamberiaIn's Cough Remedy tn q
Very Best.

II have been using Chamberlain 9
Cough Remedy and want TO say Il Is tho
bes, cough medicine have ever taken
says Goo. L. Chubb. q merchant Of Har-
Ian. Mich. There 10 no question about Il
being tho best. as Il will cure cough or
. cold in less time than any other treat
msns- Il should always bs krp, In the
house ready for ins,an, use. for . cold
can b cnrsd In much less uma when
promptly treated. For sale by all drug
gisss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
SPLENDID FRUIT PROSPECT.
Fairyiew Orchards. May 4.

Fairyiew Orchards. May 4.
The outlook for fruit is the best the
valley has ever had at this time in the
season. Peaches. where not buried. were
killed in February. Blue Plums were
damaged some. Prunes show fine
bloom. All Cherries have heavy bloom.
This includes 8 varieties. Wine Sap ap-
Piles have light bloom. as have Early Har-
vest and Yellow Transparent. but 30
other varieties are heavy. The Ben
Davis is loaded with the best bloom ever
seen since the first tree was set in the
valley. The grapes promise full crop,
Raspberries the same. Gooseberries,
Currants. all good. Pears promise full
crop.
viii begin to spray Monday. May 9th
As we are 10 have a good season let Us
all take each Saturday afternoon to III
fences and clean up our ranches.
Everybody come and see the bloom.
J.H. CROWLEY
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
A full head seldom swslls.
n0gblne

viii overcome indigestion and dyspsp-
sia. and regulate the bowels and cure
cure liver and kidney complaints. Il ID
tho best blood snriehsf and invigorasor In
n the world. Il 10 purely vegetable. par
.ee;ly harmless. and should you BE- . suf-
serer from disease you will use !, 10 you
arc wise.
r. N. Andrews. Editor and Mgr. Cocoa
ard Roexledge News. Cocoa. Fla. ~risss.
Il have used your hefbine In my family
and find !; a most exesllen, medicine. lis
effects upon myself have been . marked
benefit. Sold by J. n. Award.
croasefs always advertise their own
gEarnps
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Fair o.tss in the Arkansas Valley,

Fair dates claimed and agreed upon
at IA meeting OF The Arkansas Valley
10:
Prowers County Fair at Lamar. Au-
gust 80. 81 and September I.
Arkansas Valley Fair. Rocky Ford
September 3. 9. 7 and s.
State Fair. Pueblo. September IL. IL
IL. II and l5.
Canon City Racing Association. Sep
tember 20. 81 and 2e.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
OhiER.

Harry Cain. living on Arthur Boymsr's
place last week took from Rocky Ford
$500 pounds Of potatoes for planting.
The ditch has been cleaned and Is in
fine shape.
Warren Blinn's tpnan, is putting in 90
acres Of alfalfa.
About 200 acres will be planted in
Mexican beans this spring.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
1000 pounds Early White Spine
Cucumber Seed Is cents per
pound. Ebbert's Seed House.
Watch For It.

Il will pay you to watch for the very
first symptom Of indigestion or liver
trouble and 70 prevent the trouble from
gaining headway. by quickly taking DR..
Caldwul's IlaNauyei Syrup Pepsin.
Nothing is more weakening to the system
than chronic dyspepsia. and all its COM
plications. Nothing will cure il so quickly
SOC and 81. Money back IL Il fails.
Parties wanting engraving of any
kind should call at the Enterprise Of
flee. We do not do the work but can
have the orders executed in the very
best manner and at lowest prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Secure Travel Accident Policy in the
United States Casualty Company before
taking tho train for the Worlds Fair or
elsewhere. Policy for $1,000 at cos. Of
81 annually. Mrs. Mary J. Anderson.
agent. llu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Protect your horses by taking
home a bottle of International
Collie Cure from Ebbert's Seed
House.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

FOR SALE, potatoes, early and late
varieties; eantaloupe. water melon and
turnip seed.
44t J. J. GUTHRIE.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Notice TO cantsIoupe Growers.

All ean;sloupo growers wanting 70 ship
to II. Weeds through tho KoGns Party
can call Al Rsndsl & Pfobls's Office. over
Paul KouHsdy's book s;ofe. and leave
hstr names ard acreage. We are making
no personal canvass and your opportunity
TO ship through us is only by your appli-
ealien.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Train load of Corn for sale BY
Mil and Elevator Co. Get our
prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

While bilious attack is decidedly TN.
pleasant. !; IS quickly over when Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are used
Fer ssis by all druggists,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
For the next 10 days. Guthrie
Potatoes 90 cents per hundred,
at Ebbert's Seed House.

Good. heavy work horse for sale by the
Rocky Ford Trading Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

FOR ssALE-FurnIture Of five room
cottage. VIII sell part or all together,
cheap. aud rent cottage. Jewel range.
small girls bicycle. mans bIcyrIe. II
r. Merk, 314 Elm avenue. ls-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Cane Seed. Kaflir Corn, Millet
at Jackson & LawSon's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
CHURCH NEWS
Baptist Church.

Baptist Shurch.
Is. c. Green. Pastor.l
Preaching by the pastor. Morning
subject. Law" The Legal fraternity are
especially invited to hear this address.
Evening subject. "How to be Successfully. :.
Special service for young people.
Methodist Church.
Frank u, Hoilenbaek. pastor)
All regular services will be held on
Sunday; worship and sermon at ! a. m.
and 800 p. m. The pastor will preach
in the morning on The Power Of the
Invisible. Evening theme. my Fathers
business"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05

Another fine shower visited the Rocky
Ford country on Wednesday forenoon. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Methodist Church.
Christian Church.

tM. ", Nelson. phstorl
Morning subject, Our Country. Even
ing. Conversion. what is it?"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
Rocky Fond Circuit

Edward Burns Martin. pastor. Ser
vices next Sunday as follows:
Sswdale. S. S. 1000. preaching LOO.
S~ink. eco .. m. Lafayette. C. e. 7:so.
preaching $3.50. Subject. Faith.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
First Christian Science seeissy.

wv. ]. Davenport. PASTOR
Morning. Mrs. Storer Of Pittsburg. one
Of the secretaries OF the ehurch's Board
Of Aid for Freedmen will occupy the pul
pit and deliver an address on tho Boards
work. This address will be entertaining
and instructive and Mrs. Storer should he
greeted bp a large congregation. Anthem.
Come Unto Me. Ye Weary" Evening
sermon by the. pastor at 800 p. IN. The
Call Of the Gross. Anthem. The Inner
Circle.
On Thursday evening Of next week the
Ladies' Aid Society will give reception
in the X. p. Hall. 10 the 60 new members
received during the past year. There
will be ligh, refreshments. ashort musical
program and general social good time
All members Of the church and all alton
dan.s upon It's services are urged &c
come. Il Is intended to make this ar
annual event Of considerable importance
Come and get acquainted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-05
How 10 Ward of OId Arc.

creassfs always advertise their e'
wanna.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

Lot Sales In Popular Tract
The Robert Mitchell company report
having sold forty-two lots in their
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
BIG DEAL RUMOR
ON SOUTH SPRING
NEGOTIATIONS PENDING FOR
VALUABLE FRONTAGE
Abbot Kinney, for s45o,ooo, May Be
Induced to Give Up Business Prop
erty at Eighth and Ninth on Main
and Spring Streets

During the past week robust rumors
have been current that r. A. Rowan e.
Co. were negotiating the sale of the
triangular lot on South Spring street
for Abbot Kinney, but SO far as could
be learned the deal had not been closed
last night. The valuation named Is
$45O,O0O. The lot is located between
Eighth and Ninth, Spring and Main
streets. 1t has frontage of 103 feet
on Eighth street and 1854 feet on
Spring street. The improvements con-
sist Of three brick business buildings,
one of which is new, and several small
frame structures.
Rowan & Co. would not admit or
deny any of the stories afioat concern
ing the negotiations, nor would they
give a hint as to the identity of the
party or parties seeking to acquire the
property.