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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

Swink's candidacy for the governor
ship is still green aud growing. Here
in Pueblo he is looked upon as real
candidate and he has his supporters,
the latter taking long range shots at
him because he onrosed the passage
of the state canal bill when he was in
the senate. a measure that II it had
gone through. would have greatly
benefited this city. But Swink has
his defenders. too. who claim that he
has done much to offset this by hard
work for the good Of the Arkansas
Valley generally. and they hold that
lie could he elected over and demo
crat that might he put up. He GER
;ainly would have the backing OF the
farmers and irui, growers as \ be-
ginning. and that is saying great
dcal.-Bcsscmcr Indicator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29
The Enterprise was preparing

The Enterprise was preparing to
say this week that we should prob
ably have no differences with this new
aldermen except on the license issue.
We had thought to say that we had
every reason to except the new al
dermcn to have the best interests of
the city at heart (eNcept on the saloon
question: and that they would take
Il public spirited view of the situation
and work for the good OF the city,
influenced by partisan prejudice. But
since the spirit shown Monday night
the public may expect any sort OF
municipal ccccntricity. The discharg-
ing OF Night Marshal Croop in the
face oi petition signed by the busi-
ness people of the city almost unani-
mously was sample OF the bitter
partisan feeling manifested. Mr..
Croop has been n splendid officer and
was most heartily endorsed by pc
tition from the business men Of the
city from which only very few
names were mis- ing. The dismissal
oi such an official and tie appoint
mcut in his place OF a man who was
fired from the same position three
years ago for cause. is not calculated
10 commend the new administration
10 the good will OF the best citizens.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

Rockcicllcr's tainted money" has
jusi received another cold bath. Judge
Lindsey has declined to accept Stand
ard Oil money to start the nationai-
ization Of juvenile associations III
which he is 50 much interested. This
decision was brought about by the OPP
position oi the leaders of the var
ious juvenile organizations at n re-
cent meeting in Chicago. The dis
reputable position which Rockefeller
holds in the estimation OF so many
good citizens ought to make him teci
tha, he has paid terribly high price
for his millions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

At recent council meeting resolution
was introduced which reCited that the
cos, Of the new pumping tlant ould be
less than estimated. leaving a surplus in
the 100000 water fund. A large mum.
Der Of warrants issued by previous eoun-
ellis. largely to provide "a water supply.
had caused an excess floating debt. This
debt, counting interest and discounts to
put warrants on cash basis. was cost
ing the city about 9 per cent interest
The water fund money costing enly S per
cent il was r,solved that the city transfer
a portion Of the water fund TO other funds
and take up part OF this floating debt
making large saving in interest ac-
count.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

The Enterprise carries y very large
and well assorted stock OF stationery
for Job Printing purposes. And We
have the type. presses and workmen
to- do the hes, oi work. promptly and
ai fair prices. There is very little
commercial printing demanded in the
Rocky Ford country but that VIC have
the facilities for handling in the best
manner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

Nitcr ait. the statehood matter was
settled in the most sensible way.
Oklahoma aud the Indian Territory
were ready for admission aud they
are admitted. New McSicn aud
Arizona showed objections to con-
spltdatiun aud the people oi these
Co vote on II. That's the logical
thing To- do. Now. IL they do not get
statehood 1t will be their own fault.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

Without going into details It may
be said most positively that the Ar
kansas valley never before at this
stage in the season had such abound
ing prospects for crops. In MI lines
OF agriculture and horticulture the
outlook is mos, encouraging to farm
crS. and the prosperity OF :hc farmers
means the prosperity oi all. With 4
continuation OF the prescn, prospects
until October n record-brcaking sea
son will result,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

While the extra labor now in the
valley is greater than ever before, the
bee, acreage has increased in greater
proportion. The result is that some
few bee, growers have not been able
10 secure the labor to thin their
bcc,s as early rs desired. or as early
rs the production OF high tonnage
demands
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29
ErcS for lintchlnc.

Buff orphington. Light Bramah. White
wyandotte. Black Leghorn. Buf Cochin.
Barred Rocks. Silver Spangled Ham
burgs. etc.. for the rest OF the season rs
cents per se.. Mrs. E. NJ. Baldwin. one
block south Of Cheeks Backyard. So.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

"Shr sioops to conquer" is a
familiar phrase. Rocky Ford is no,
bull; ,ha, way just now bu, S,oops to
bring back saloons with all their old
time disorder. crime and wicked
waste OF money,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29
JOEL W. TODD,
at Law
Special attention given TO COL
lcc:.ons and convcyancing.
Upstairs Goddinr Bik. Rocky Ford, ,.ceis.
1.-THE GLORIOUS FOURTH"

1.-THE GLORIOUS FOURTH"
Is apt to be a fourth Of Affections for
those who are not careful to drive with
reliable harness. Do not tempt Prov
idenee by using old. worn out harness.
when you can get perfectly new. strong.
durable. thoroughly we'll made single or
double sets at most reasonable prices at
GEORGE H. GLASS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

We hear rurr5fs Of new seed firm 70
be composed Of ". D. Ebbert. F. Ii. Hill
dsar ard ". 3. oobin. Tho style Of tho
firm vii. DO Tho GohiH-Ehbort Seed Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

Our merchants should do much extra
fine decoration for the bensa, Of out
thousands Of 9Th Of July visitors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

1t would look as II Attorney Goblin
might give the new Aldermen sufiieien,
coaching before the e:uneil meetings so
that he would not have to stand behind
them and put the wording Of simple
motions in their mouths during the ses-
sions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

Tho new sr;esian well Is down about
400 feat and the work proceeding salts
fae.orsly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

II is sad to see some men iubilan, over
the prospective return OF the saloon. an
institution to which they owe their
pressn. reduced financial condition. or
their physical disability. or their general
lack Of character and influence. On the
day that saloons shall reopen they will
welcome their lold enemy, who will then
take yet tighter eineh on them for ye,
further ininry TO their bes. interests.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

Tuesday to investigate the sew crage
question. II is stated that the ccun-
ell now is having prepared an eNtens-
i've sewerage scheme and will soon
make an order on this line.-Lamar
News.
Another evidence that Rocky Ford
is setting the pace for the valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

Buy and save money at the Clearance
Sale. See Sale Bills. At
Tho Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29
The Indian war dance by twenty-fiv

The Indian war dance by twenty-five
or more Zun Indians promises to DO
a highly interesting and realistic feature
OF the evenings program on the Fourth,
1t will Immediately precede the free OK
hbiton of Fireworks at the FAIR Grounds
and will be in charge Of Ralph P. Collins.
the well known Indian agent. and will
take place around an improvised camp
fire produced by the aid Of red fire. alto
gether producing scene characteristic
of Indian days Of the past century and
one never to be forgotten by those SO
fortunate to witness il.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29

a quarran;o suit Is row before the
district court. which. I; is hoped. will re-
suit in securing the opening Of tho ba!lo,
bo. in Ward One. II SO the chances are
eseelIsnt for firing two Of the four
who arc so industrious in the effort to
drag Rocky Ford into the slough Of salson
domina;ior-in spite Of the fact that rs
Per cent Of our citizens are now favor-
able to continuation of the present
splendid business and moral conditions.
The suit will be heard July 5th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-29
Ladies' New Wash Suits.

Big line l-5 off-Clearanee Sale-Fast
selling. at :.
The Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
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aTHIs DATE IN HISTORY,

18s5-Pope Gregory VII. died.
1153-David L., King of Scotland,
died.
1276-Every Jew in England re-
CURED to pay tax and to wear a
distinctive badge.
1430-Joan of Arc made a prisoner
by the Burgundians.
1543-Nicholas Copernicus, celebrat-
ed astronomer, died.
1868 South Carolina made into a
separate province.
1859 federation Act" passed in
England.
1775-John Hancock elected presi-
dent of American congress.
disbursement at Augusta, Ga.
1S14-Pope Plus VII. publicly enter
ed Rome.
1S19-Queen Victoria born, crowned
June %. 1888, died January %, 1901.
1833-John Randolph. American
statesman, died.
1S48- Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
ratified by Mexico.
1S50-Miss Jane Porter. novelist.
died.
1S54-Missouri Compromise repeal
ed.
Alexandria. Va.
1s64-Montana Territory formed by
act of congress.
1S71-Louvre, Palais Royal and
Tuileries, burned by the Reds in Paris.
1873-Marshal Mcmahon elected
president of France.
1S79-William Logged Garrison, first
noted abolitionist. died. Born Dec 10,
1906.
1851 Steamer Victoria capsized on
Lake Ontario: 200 lives lost.
1SSS-Brooklyn bridge opened to
traffic.
1892 Sir A. Campbell. lieutenant
governor Of Ontario, died.
1896-Hugh McCulloch, secretary of
the treasury. died.
1906 William Ziegler. promoter of
ziegler- Baldwin Arctic expedition.
died. i :.
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water storage dam and in building
the main canal and laterals.

The Mexican government has an
proved plans for union terminal for
railroads on the water front of Vera
Cruz. to cost $6,00O,OOO. The terminals
will be used by the Mexican railway,
the Interoceanic railway and the Vera
Cruz and Pacific railway.
The New York Central system, to-
gether with the Mobile G. Ohio and the
New Orleans G Northeastern, has
formed a new fast freight line to be
known as the North and South Dis
patch line. Two thousand freight cars
will be put into operation by the new
line.
According to reports circulating in
railroad circles the Guthrie, Fairview
and Western line is to be sold to the
Missouri. Kansas & Texas-Burling-
ton interestsin order that the latter
may get an airline from the northwest
gulf. BY acquiring this property the
Burlington system can make a saving
of three hundred miles between
Colorado. Montana and the Pacific
northwest gulf.
A census return just issued shows
a great increase in manufactures in
Washington State since 1900. In five
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-24
PRIVATE ELECTRIC CARS.
Used by Officials Who Meet in Dayton,
Ohio Today.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Dayton, Ohio, May 24.-The Central
Electric railway association, which is
composed of the operating officials Of
nearly all the electric roads of Mich
igan, Indiana and Ohio, held an in
teresting meeting today at the Algon-
quin hotel in this city. Evidence of
the wonderful development and extern
sion of the electric railway systems
of the middle states is afforded by the
fact that many of the officials present
at the meeting came from Lima,
Cleveland, Fort Wayne, Toledo, In
dianapolis and other points in their
private cars over the electric lines.
The best methods for stimulating sum-
mer travel, the railway Y. M. C.. A..
insurance and numerous other sub,
jects OF interest to the railway men
were discussed at the meeting.
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FACTS ABOUT THE
WORLDS LETTER
). WRITING
Development of Instruction
Not Judged by Amount of
Correspondence.

Washington, d. c., May 24.-Con-
sui McNally writes from Liege that
the publication of the worlds postal
statistics by the Universal. Postal Uns
ion, at Berne, develops some inter-
esting facts from which he deduces
that from the amount or nature of a
4country's correspondence one cannot
estimate its commercial activity or
development along other lines.
Following is the arrangement in the
order of their importance of the num-
Der of letters and postal cards passing
through the postoffice for 1905 of
countries having over 20 per head:
Great Britain, 1873 per head of popu-
lation; United States. GIG: New Zea-
land, 66.3; Switzerland. 59,7; Ger
many, $50; Denmark. 41.6; Austria.
1872; Argentine, 372: Luxembourg,
34.6; Holland, 81; Belgium, 29.4;
Swden, 26.4; France, 26.2; Norway.
EOS.
It is evident thai the development
of instruction cannot be seen from the
greatest correspondence. for countries
having compulsory education. such as
France, Denmarck and Norway, hold
tries noted for the percentage of illit-
eracy are well in the front. 1t is sing
ular to note that the citizens of
Austria and Denmark write more
letters than those of France. Belgium
ranks eleventh in the list. A COM
mercial status or other development
does not figure, or both France and
Belgium would hold better position.
It is seen that those of Anglo4Saxon
blood correspond more frequently than
do those Of the Latin races
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make their future home in Monterey,
MoyjcO
OPEN.AIR AUTO SHOW.

1N"soctHtea FFeHa 10 the EVenfnE T1meH.
New York, May 24.-The whizz of
automobiles was heard today on the
Empire city track, where in days gone
by the equine thoroughbred reigned
supreme. The first epen-air automo-
bile show and carnival to be held in
the metropolitan district opened at
the track today under the auspices of
the New York Automobile trade as
ISOLATION. The affair is to last three
days, during which there will be
series of novel contests to determine
the relative strength, speed and other
good and bad qualities of the various
types of motor cars.
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UNITED COMMERC1AL TRAVELLERS

Washington, D. C., May 24.-Scores of
travelling men, members of the order
of United Commercial Travellers, are
rounding up in Washington for their
annual grand council meeting. The
convention will be in session through
the remainder of the week and al
ready 1t gives promise of being high
ly successful. The grand council com
prises the states of Kentucky, Virginia,
West Virginia and the District of
Columbia.
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PRINTING,

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF ALL OUTSTANDING FIRST
~ MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT BONDS OF THE GRAND
HuRTH DAKOTA.
The holders of the first mortgage per bonds Of the of.na
FORKS Gas and Company by its mortgage 70
H. Rollins and Sons of Boston, Mass Trustee, dated July
II Arc, 81 said sorts.ss the Grand Forks os.
on the ARA day Of July the entire amount Of bonds out
sand,ng being eees Numbered u 70 so inclusive. for
ice ef Rollins and Sons Tuttee ~ NIX Street. Boston,
on she inst day OF July 1906 The holders Of said
CURED 70 resent the and redemption
tue and plaza Interest .aid bonds shall july
lst. 1896 E. n. ROLLINS AND SONS Trustee.
Boston. Has. April 81. 1906.
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NOTED CROOK N
Tolls ] o. Law
AGAIN
Ed Guerin, Of National Fame,
is Taken by Scotland Yard
\ Detectives.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
New York, May 24.-Police head
quaters In this city has received
notification from Scotland Yard that
Edward Guerin. one OF the best-known
and most dangerous of the so-called
international crooks who have con-
Quoted their operations ON both sides
of the Atlantic. Is in the tolls again.
Guerin, who Is about fifty years old.
has remarkable history. In 1888 he
was arrested in London on a charge
of robbing bank at Lyons. extraGited
to France, and sent to 10 years penal
servitude. About year after his re-
lease from prison he was again ar
rested in connection with a daring
safe robbery at the American Express
bank in Paris and sentenced to penal
servitude for life being transported
to the French penal settlement at
Devils Island.
About year ago he and other con-
victs succeeded in getting away from
the island on some kind of a raft.
They landed in Dutch Guiana, after
"a long and hazardous voyage, in the
course of which they were attacked
by sharks, whilst Guerin had to keep
his companions in order by the aid of
"a loaded revolver. On landing he
struck out on his own account, and,
after many thrilling adventures, he
ultimately reached civilization again.
A short time ago 1t became known
to the police that he was probably In
London. He was recognized and ar
rested by the same London police
officer who had taken him up in 1888.
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CALUMET A WINNER.
Hancock Defeated in a Close and Well.
Ploxod IN I,a<, LIZ. - 4 A. n

HuncOck Defeated IN q Close and We'll.
Played Game by Score Of 4 to 2.
Calumet. Mich, May 24.-One of the
fastest games of the season in the
Copper country was that played by
Calumet and Hancock yesterday after
noon. Calumet won by score of
to 2. The game lasted an hour and
quarter. The score:
Hancock 800 ooo11o-s 2
Batteries: Hancock. Rogers and
Leighy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-24
MEETS IN BEI.LINGHAM.

Associated Press to The Evening" Tines.
Bellingham, Wash, May 24.-The
annual convention of the Washington
State Dentists association opened in
Bellingham today with headquarters
at the Baker hotel. A three days
program arranged for the gathering
provides for numerous papers, discus
sions and practical demonstrations Of
interest to the dental profession. The
attendance is large and representative
of the entire state.
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be the Hon. Charles Marcel. M. p,
deputy speaker of the Dominion house
Of commons. Governor Guild, Captain
Wyndham. the British consul in Bos-
ton, an a number of other notables
have accepted invitations to the ban
Quet.
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MANY CRACKsHOTs ATTEND.
Associated Press to TAe Evening Tine.

Assoetated Press to TAe Evening Tines.
Wilson, N. c. May 24.-Many. we'll
known marksnen faced the traps to-
day at the opening Of the third annual
tournament Of the North Carolina
trapshooters' association. The special
event OF today's program was the
North Carolina championship Lyon
trophy, 100 blue rocks. A number of
other events were contested and some
good scores made. The Virginia and
North Carolina individual champion
ship will be contested tomorrow.
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TUTTLE.LRA WEDDING.
related Press Il The Evenins T1na..

Corsicana. Texas. May IA we'd
ding of note here today was that OF
Miss Willie Lea, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Major Lea Of this city,
and Mr.. Herbert Edward futile. The
bridegroom IL the son of Right Rev,
Daniel 8. futile, Episcopal bishop OF,
Missouri. Mr.. and Mrs. futile will
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-24

FACTORY INSPECTORS CONFER.
Associated Press to AetEvenins Times.
Milwaukee, Wis, May 24.-Factory
inspectors of Wisconsin met in Mil
waukee today and began a two days
conference. The purpose is to discuss
the problems Of the department work
and to formulate a system of handling
their cases. IS. q
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JEFF's TRANSFER
Both Zones 80

Both Zones 80.
Hacks and Livery. dray and trans
fer work, moving pianos specially
Only low down moving vans in IT,
city. Day or night calls attender To
promptly. All work guaranteed.
G. W. BARTON, Prop.
612 DeMers Ave. Opp. g. N. Depo,
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years the number of manufacturing es-
adjustments has increased 43.2 per
cent, while in the same period the in
vested capital has increased 1892 per
cent. The value of products manufac-
tured in the state last year was $l23,-
821,670.
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VICTORIA DAY OBsERvANCEs.
Memery Of Beloved Queen Kept Greer
By Her Subjects.

ny hoE OuUJcCtDs sg.fe q.
Associated Press to The Evening T1nes.
Montreal. Que, May 24.-Victoria
day was observed in Montreal today
as q public holiday. Business was
largely suspended and the day given
over to celebrations CT various sorts.
including review of troops and many
sporting and athletic contests.
London, May 24.The Canadian
society in London has made elaborate
preparations for its annual dinner to
be given tonight in celebration of
Empire day. A number of public
men of prominence have accepted in
vitations to attend the dinner. while
all the prominent Canadians resident
in London will, of course, be on hand.
Victoria, B. c., May 24.-Today's
celebration of Victoria day. In memory
of the late queen, was general through
ont British Columbia In this city q
public holiday was kept and all classes
turned out to enjoy the automobile and
horse parade, the baseball and lacrosse
games and other sports. At.Vanc0uver
the anniversary was marked by the
unwilling of handsome memorial
erected by the schOOlchildren OF that
city to the memory Of her late majesty
Boston. Mass, May 24.In accord
ance with It's custom. the Canadian
club Of Boston has arranged TO cele-
brate3 Empire day with a banquet
at its clubhouse tonight, The guest
of honor and principal speakers viii
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. '''' =
RAILROAD. FINANCIAL AND IN.
DUSTRIAL NOTES.


Announcement is made that the
Southern Steel company is soon to
build a mammoth steel car plant at
Gadsden, Ala, and will enter the bust
ness of manufacturing pressed steel
cars on large scale.
Philadelphia capitalists are plan
ming to make st. Petersburg, Fla, one
of the most important seaports in the
South Atlantic states The town is
located on Tampa Bay, which now has
water twenty-five feet deep, sufficient
for all coastwise vessels.
One of the largest private irrigation
projects in the United States is being
established near Graham, Texas, by
Chicago syndicate. The syndicate
has closed contracts for 10000 acres
of land and it is announced that So
100000 will be spent in constructing
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-24
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Of Massachusetts Being Contested by
..l Experts IN Boston.

n 49, 80 NAFCHIS III A1USuOHs
Associated Press to The Eveains Times.
Boston, Mass, May PA large field
and some brilliant play marked the
opening today of the annual open
champ onship Of the Massachusetts,,
Golf association ON the Wol1aston club
links at Montclair. It is a medal play
competition lasting two days. So holes
to be played each day. q; Is
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AN AROUND PRINTER AND NEWS
paper man wants position. CAPABLE
o, taking full charge OF. business,
ment Of weekly, or reporter on Civ
Gany: Address 4. B., care Of Evening
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WHAT rs THE USE
in buying ready made pants
when you can get them made
to order for $50 at
J. HEFFTER,
522 DeMers Avenue.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE - FULL DRESS SUIT
(new); size 80; 81. 90 IL taken this
week. H. j., care Times.
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POSITION WANTED.

COUNT THE WORDS IN TINS PARA
mont In the sane .1 nl% DSs Of Werds
and It will cost you IS cents to !nssrt
It under this heading day: 81. O0 8
week: 81. 90 pSr month.