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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03

The frenzied Republican press in 2
hysterical effort to stem the tide OF
Democratic victory. assails Governor
John Sparks as the enemy of the Ne
vada prospector and holds him up as
an executive who menaces the mining
prosperity OF the State.
Call the roll of Nevada's great
camps: Tonopah. Bullfrog. Mammal
tan, Round Mountain, Fairview, Won
der, Ramsey, not to mention a score
of others now coming to the front.
Witness the prosperity of the industry
on every hand, which is filing the
world with Neyada's fame, and then
ask tho PEOPLE tc believe that John
Sparks is an enemy of the prosDec-
toran 4 menace to mining!
Under democratic rule. largely IL
der John Sparks himself, these rich
deserts have been discovered, pros
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
PROFESSIONAL
Or. e. T. kRE6S
Physician and Surgeon
Carson City. Nevada

u r. hCFER,
Ken, for Fire Life and Accident
Policies. Office New Bank Built
ing. Carson City, Nevada
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
'pc;ed and developed.

pcted and developed.
And Olinghouse, which the Gazette
regards in a peculiar sence the vic
tim Of the Governors misrule, is in
condition so flourishing as to invite
no mans pity.
Tell the miners that the governor
who signed the eight-hour law, who
has spared no effort to maintain har-
mony for the benefit of every ele-
ment in the life of the state-tell
them that John Sparks is their enemy
and they will tell Won that they will
answer the charge at the ballot box
on November 9Th.
If John Sparks and his party are a
menace to mining in Nevada, this
~"oud and happy state wants four
years more of that sort of menace
sort that spells PEACE, HAPPI
NESS AND GOLD DOLLARS.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
hev,eE OF DELINQUENT SALE

Prudential InvostmOnt and Security
Company, :oeation ana principal o1se
No. lie ~ Carssa street Ca1sea CITY,
Nevada. Executive oRiee. L 110 Z.
sc Dddy street. san J5a.sisee. Cal.
NOTICE: 7hs,e sase y dsltaSsen.
upon the following aeseliSeas, ssseh,
On account Of assessment tNeA - Nm
led ~ the SixteeAtA day Of August
1896, the several amounts set opposite
The H&Ms Of the respective share
Aslds1s, a. follows:
List Of Stockholders Delinquent
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
AGENTS WANTED

Agents, Male or Female, make big
money selling our goods. Write for
catalogue If you want to buy fDr
your own use, cur prices will aston
ish you. United Mfrs Mail Order
Co., 127 Frant St. New York City.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
RAMSEY STAGE LINE

Ai-Y stage leaves chys chilli Oh the
arrival Of the Tonopah tain. "a ties
cave Carson City at e:25 a. N. and
connect with the stage: wa.!lrJ At
Churchill. Extra stages for large par
ties. Make arrangements by wire 20
TowIe Bros Stage Line, Churchill.
Fare So.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03

The Gans-Nelson moving pictures
will be shown at the opera house on
the night of November 6. There will
be several street scenes of Goldfieid
also.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03

Inc services at the Methodist
Episcopal church are growing in IN
terest. There can be no better way t.,
spend the evening than to attend from
700 to 800. Each evening except
Saturday. You are invited. -t
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03

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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03

- EID1Ay - DlaA dAy Of November,
1So0, and - aeaeBA ~ with said or
GGs and resolution and tie law -
many sha1ss q sAeA parcel Of sash
- nay - necessary fer the payment
Of said assessment. te9sthsr with he
expenses Ct adve5tisiAs and sale. win
b sold ct Dubhe auetleA ~ the efAce
sf The company 81 Runbsr 11e North
OASsea street, IN Ne City Of carson
61ata q Nevada. at Ne Aesr Of two
o'eleek D.xH. o. Hrt1sy, The ninth
day e Novamher- .1aoA. TO- rsy said de
linQuent assessment, together with
sest q advertising ard expenses +
sale
BY order Of the R0aEd Of -pirec.ars
Of the Prudential Investment and Sc
suTity Company.
w. II AyEbS, .,seretary
September 2StA, --06.
Principal office, No 11S. Nsrth Car
son street, Carson City New.
Executive ofaes, Been Z. sts Rddy
street. San Francisco, California.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
40 REASONS
Why Saloons Should Not Be
Licensed in Rocky Ford.

Heeansc the majority II the voters
ai the last election said We want no
more saloons.
Because the sentiment against the
saloon Is stronger now than \ year
ago. many who voted for license b.
ing convinced that the No Saloon
policy j. best for the town.
Because the city Is unusually pros
porous without the saloon.
Because the saloon would place
temptation to drink in the way o'
men who have quit the habit because
of the removal Of the temptation.
Because the saloon would furnish
a place Of idIcncss for men who o"gh'
to be at work.
Because the saloon always increases
disorder and crime.
Because the saloon never obcys the
laws made for its regulation.
Because the city has prospcrcd for
three years without saloon-lc'
well enough aianc.
Bcearsc the saloon stands for moth
ing but evil and wrong doing.
Because much OF the money spent
in the saloons would go to our mcr'
chants for the neccssarics and lux
urics OF life.
Because the city canno, afford tc
be partner in the crime which is al
ways caused by the presence OF thu
saloon.
Because the saloon would iurnisl
resort for gambling.
Because the saloon always aids ant
encourages all the mcanncss whicl
exists N humanity.
Because prohibition can be en-
forced.
Because the farmers OF the tribu
tary country prefer to trade whcr,
there are no saloons.
Because the saloon is trainin,
school Of vice and crime.
Because the saloon is the enemy o
the home. and often the murderer o
TO be eontinued.)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

On July 18th /, will have been If
ty years since the first republican
national convention was held. IN Phil
adclphia. Pennsylvania. The record
for actual achievements in the ele-
walton 0f mankind made by that par
ty during this fifty years exceeds
that 0i any political organization ia
the history IL the world, II has met
the greatest economic and political
problems 81 the age and solved them.
Il Is cheerful. hopeful. courageous
and constructive. II j. the very em-
bodim"nt Of true Amerieanism. In
fact II Is leading the vanguard Of
civilized government. That Is the
party We belong to- and We arc going
10 stand by Il through sunshine and
shadow. through victory and defeat.
We are Going To- do our share To- help
keep !, clean. honest and glorious
and to make IL terror TO the po-
li,ieaily unrighieous.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
The swink Moyemen, Here % Stay

IL seems that the Senator Swink
craze will not down entirely. As n
farmer. melon grower aud beet rais-
or he is all right. As senator he
served the interests OF his town and
section we'll; we have never heard
his name connected with graft or
bribery OF any sort. As governor he
might serve the interests OF the state
much better than many more brilliant
men who are trcachcrouS and corrupt.
Perhaps worse things might bcfall
the state than to have Geo. w.
Swink as govcrnor.-Granada Times.
Instead OF weakening Senator
Swink's candidacy for governor
grows steadily. The more his claims
for the nomination are examined by
the people of the state the greater
his chances for the nominations, and
ii Nominated his election would be
assured. No candidate that the De-
mocracy could name would have
ghost of show with Senator Swink
at the head of the Republican ticket.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Interesting News Items Conserving
the Coming eth.

As many people are not familiar with
the nature OF Callithunpisn Parade. the
i,h of July Committee wishes to an
nouncs that !, is an event OF carnival
nature in which people participate in
masquerade eostum. II is desired that
everyone intending taking part in the
Parade. which is scheduled to start at 9
a. M. will report Immediately TO q. Har-
vey Norton. director Of the callithump
ian Parade. Many have already an
nouneed their intention OF participating in
, this event.
On Monday the 4th Of July Committee
having in charge the posting and ci'eulat-
ing OF the announcements for Rocky Fofds
Big Fourth Of July Celebration. through
the courtesy OF W. J. Brown. visited
S~ink and LaJunta in his automobile and
were cordially received in both places.
On Wednesday the same committee visit
ed Sugar City. tord~ay. olney. Fowler
and Manzano.a. chas. Carswrigh, donat-
ing the use OF his REQ car for this extend
ed trip. also his service as chauffeur. The
committee met with hearty reception
in every place visited and were assured
by all ,ha, they were coming 70 Rocky
Ford 10 ioin in tho greatest Fourth Of
July celebration ever attended in Otero
County.
On Wednesday evening well attended
meeting Of tho various committees In
charge Of arrangements for Rocky Ford's
monster i,h Of July celsbfa,iSn WAS held
and every member was highly en,husias-
tic over tho program made. Arrange
men,s arc being made with the Santa Fe
for nigh, train going west TO seeomo-
date visitors from Msnxanola and Fowler.
a two milo foo, raea between two
Pueblo Indians each over 20 years Of age
for purse o! SIS has been arranged.
Tho entire Fourth Of July program Is
positively FREQ. including seats TO tho
Grand stands.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
The Valley Wants the More Import
ant Office.

George w. Swink's boom for gov
crnor Is giving State Auditor Rent
paipi,a;ion OF the heart. Rent wants
10 be state treasurer and II Farmer
Swink should get the nomination
from the republicans the treasurer
would he selected from some other
section OF the stlie.-Las Animas
Democrat.
Why should the valley seek low
cr place on the tiekc, when the gov
ernorship can be had' And Senator
Swink'S chances for the nomination
for governor are much better than
Mr. Bcni's for the nomination for
treasurer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

The Enterprise carries very large
and well assorted stock of stationery
for Job Printing purposes. And we
have the type. presses and workmen
to do the best OF work, promptly and
at fair prices. There is very little
commercial printing demanded in the
Rocky Ford country but that We have
the facilities for handling in the best
manner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Congress is almost ready 10 ad-
j0urn. The statehood matter is dis
posed Of; the rate regulation bill -
agreed on. aud Yim0si everybody -
pretty well satisfied with II; the big
appropriation hills are about all I'M
ished: and when the meat inspection
hill Is hammered into final shape
there will be little left To- do, Mr..
Brooks. ON account ol his position on
the committee on agriculture. has had
quite a hand in framing this last
named measure. aud will he able to
tell his constituents all abou, il when
lie comes hack.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
NO-iIcENSE ALDERMEN
AGAIN TURNED DOWN.
Bat There u Hope Thst . contest
In the First Ward WIN Show
That the nessrs- Relief
and laNs0n were

Elected.
Wednesday the Supreme Court refused
the Supersedeas asked for by the No.
License Aldermen in the municipal con-
test. This. according To Judge Voorhees,
decision. seats the four contsssing alder
men. msssrs- Stoop. Amos. Nichols and
Morrow. But the end has no, yet been
reached. |, has been the claim Of the
claim Of the No-Lieense aldermen that an
examination Of the ballots in the First
Ward would show enough illegal votes 10
defeat Stoop and Nichols. All the
No-uesnss people now ask is a fair sx-
animation Of the votes In the FRS, Ward.
II the License aldermen have a majority
OF the legal votes they should be seated.
bu, II no, their opponents should have
the places. No fair minded citizen ought
to object TO this examination. the only OBJ
!ee, Of which IS to ascertain who was
legally elected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Anything in this issue that ought not to
be. or anything omitted which should
have been published. charge to neuralgia
in the reportorial head.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

The extraordinary growth Of Colo
radios industries and commerce gen
crally during the pas, three years !.
. splendid tribute to- the capacity oi
the republican party to govern wise-
ly aud well.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

There are occasional complaints Of in
seets. but the cantaloupe crop generally
never looked more promising at this time in
the season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

On the frs, Of August next the
state ni Colorado will he thirty years
old aud IL there was ever huskier
or more likely youth oi its age among
states, history has overlooked men
tionin. %.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

On Saturday. June q, Mon.
day. June Is and Wednesday.
June II. we will place on sale
36 bolts Of Dress Goods in Lawns,
Challies. Dimities, and Mercerized
Satins. Your choice 10 yards At
so cents. This will not be sold in
shorter lengths.
J. W. Phenicie.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Among the, teachers selected since our
our last issue are: Mr.. Williams. a grad
uate of the Chicago Universary. for prin-
cipal of the High school and who will also
teach the 9th grade. He comes highly
recommended. Miss Rothwel will teach
in the new school house across the river
and Prof. Rowtan will have place in
the High school.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
A Timely Query and Answer.

Wha; will our people do on the
Ith or July;-Ordway New Era.
Come to Rocky Ford. We are
going to have the most entertaining
Fourth ever provided in the Arkan-
sas Valley ordway's citizens and
the farmers OF that vicinity will make
no mistake il they spend the coming
holiday in the beautiful and rapidly
growing city OF Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

A eompsssnt girl wanted for house,
work In family Of four and no children.
Inquire at Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Lovers of. Fish will today find
five varieties Of the very best on
hand at Stauffer's meat market.
Bring Your School Children

To the FL Captain hotel where DR..
X. c. Sapcro. the well known eye,
examine their eyes and yours free.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
EGGS for tiatchlne.

Buff orphington. Light Bramah. White
Wyandotte. Black Lsghorn. But Cochin.
Barred Rocks. Silver Spangied Ham
burgs. etc.. for the rest Of the season z6
cents per set. Mrs. E. NJ. Baldwin. one
tiSek south Of Cheeks Bdekyard. Sc.
FOR SALE-Fine five year old Mare
at p. @. Kiinefeltsr's. 1906 Washington
avenue. Phone West 1856. 5-u
LoST-A package Of deeds. abstracts.
etc. in a pastsboard boz. Finder return
TO Enterprise Office and receive reward.
Marx a. benson.
Second hand Piano ios sale a, C. E.
Bolton's Music House on s5 monthly
payments.
Santa Fe Summer Rates.
Commencing Saturday May 10th and
Sunday May Goth.
Pueblo. Sunday only. Si.65.
Colorado Springs. sell Saturday. return
Monday. s5.65.
Colorado Springs. sell Sunday only
$3.50.
Palmer Lake. sell Saturday return
Monday. $3.50.
Palmer Lake. Sunday only. s5.55.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Over 1000. Patients

Treated in Colorado. a large stock
of glasses and artificial eyes on hand.
A large proportion OF headache and
hysterIn, insomnia. corca est. Nitus
Dance) and nervous prostration are
caused by ear strain. The removal Of
the cause effects a permanent cure. II
you require treatment OF the eye. ear.
nose. throat; II you need glasses scien-
ti1caily fitted call early.
Those unfortunate and unable to
pay viii receive medical and surgical
treatment free.
No charge for consultation or examine
,tinr, for riasses
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

The new artesian well is down about
500 feet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

The B. Y. p. U. held session Sunday
afternoon for the benefit Of the Indians.
about 40 being present.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

Rocky Ford will have homemade ar
tifieial ice for the 4th.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Hay-Stacking Outfits Wanted

to put up hay for Tho National Sugar
Manufacturing Company. Call on or ad-
dress. G. w. Ingalls,,
Superintendent Of Agriculture.
l-tf Sugar City, Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
You're Hard to Please.

You're Hard to Please,
IN equipptng your horse with harhesst
All the better! You will that much more
appreciate the really fine Work we turn
out IN that line-fine as To- excellence
and strength of material. fine, dis to Ell.
egance aud beauty Of style, fit daidsfinish.
Orders, please, if you're particular.
GEORGE H. GLASS;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

;of coal-it will be colder before its any
warmer. And If Mr.. Everyman waits
until his bin is down to the last chunk
and you all order at once Mr.. Somebody's
fingers are going to get nipped! Then the
wife and babies. tool Order right now
from US and you will get good measure
Of the finest, elsanest, best burning coal
our search has brought US. Phone con-
neetion.
jackson 4 Lawson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
Hundreds Of Patients in this vi.
cinity. No incurabIe patti.
ents taken.

cataracts removed md cross-cycs
Strengthened. Granulatcd cyclids. sore
eyes and catarrh successfully treated.
Glasses scientifically adjusted by the
latest and most approved up-to-datc
methods. Difficult cases and school
children solicited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22
OVER 500 PATIENTS.

Whom I have treated and fitted with
glasses in Rocky Ford and vicinity.
Inquire and be convinced. Have been
coming to Rocky Ford regularly for ten
wears,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-22

FOR SALE-Fins FIVE year old Mare
at p. @. Kiinefeltsr's, 1906 Washington
avenue, Phone West 1856, 5-u
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
Monarch Company VIII New
Add to Force of
Miners
Concentrating Plant
Bought For The
Property

Charles ". rlatt, superintendent of
the Monarch Mining company, stopped
over in Prescott on Sunday last en-
route from Denver to his mining camp
in the White piracho district.
While in the "Quccn city Of the
Plains he purchased a complete con.
ceuirating plant of 80 tons capacity
daily, which he expects to have dciv
cred on the ground in about two weeks,
and installed within the next sixty
days
The works viii be- run by two giso-
line engines, with an aggregate Of 50
horse power, ard ms soon as the plant t.
in operation, arrangements will bc made
for the addition OF teaching plant
for the treatment OF ores. of which
there is an abundance in the district
which can be- economically reduced hy
this process.
! The grading for the rev mill is fin
ishcd, and the double compartment.
working shaft. which was started som,
time ago ON level with the top oi
the proposed works is now down "a
"a depth Of one hundred feet.
The location of the shaft al this point
reduces the cost of handling the out
put of the mine to minimum in reach
ing the mill is ny near automatic -,
modern science can mako d..
The properties Of the company
known ~ the "rhrcc Black Buttcs
consist Of twelve full claims. situat,
about nine miles east of Wickonl,ug
with which tho emp us connected J.,
fair mountain wagon road 4 water
supply ample for tho needs of tho ucv
plant is developed on the ground. aaI
ms soon rs the machinery rs installed
the force al work in the miuD win D..
materially increased.
The ground is opened hy about a.o10
feet of shafts, tunnels, drifts uI up
raises, exposing q strong 1nd coatinuou
vein Of ore, carrying gold and coppc
values with an average width Cd, IRON
twelve TO Gftccn feet, g. some place
widening ont 10 30 feet.
Tho property was purchased frou
Mrs. Gertrude Ryland. of Phocuiy
some three yoars ago. by the Monrrrl
company, whrn active development
commenced, and todny the showm.
mndo is considered 10 Dee rmore lo Dos
iu the southero part OF ihc county.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
New Hoist Is Being
Installed AT
Mine
Ore Shipments Are Going
Regularly To
Smelter

F. g. Wbalon. who Glls a responsible.
po.i,ion with the Mount Union Con
soliJntod Mining COMPANY. is in the
civ an compnny businc.s. I'm CONVEX.
sotion witt, linn Yesterday it was learn
"a that MI. co,ppany had started 90
.irl f., 400 f..t working shaft 10 Co.
l,,,l, of 600 foot, and had also start
cd - now votlino shaft about l.a0l
Zee, nm fine mountain side from the pre-
scrt am, vhi.b would lc pushcd ns
rost ,q po..illo 40 , dopth Of hoo
foot v,l,p connections would lac madc
with tho other orc the new shat, being
situate ,i n elevation of 100 feet
bi,i,cr tb,p tb. rrr,,ut one. : r,q
hoist ID lciro Installed M the sbaf.
which f. holm. started mud "a lar.,
and cowyoJi,r. ..of, hons, i4 b..ro
oroctod
Tho vapou .r..I i,,dinc to Poland.
the ro,r,.t railroad station. four milo,
distant which wos .o hadly dnmaacd
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18

of The iuhuman King IN California, and
his return here in the custody of the
sheriff of this county ut the tcrritory's
expense.
Acting ON these suggestions late
yesterday afternoon the district at
torucy had warrant issued for the
arrest based cn - complaint sworn to
by the girl whom King has 50 cruelty
vrongcd The sheriff immediately
wired the Los Angeles authorities to
arrest and hold the gay dcccivcr pend.
ing bic arrival. and it is safe TO say
iim thr hcartlcss knavc is now safe
bohiud M" bars ard his return here -
matter Of only f'w days.
Had the officials delayed action in
tnc matter any longer. q movement was
ON foot 60 interest the United state.
wilouf.o ,u She ease aud secure
Kings arr.., and prosecution under The
n1murJs uDt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
EXPOSITION At MARsrrr1.rs.

MARSElLLES, April g. The minis
ter of the colonies aud number OF 9th
er officials Of state are in Marseircs IA
attend the opening OF the colonial ok.
position tomorrow. The exposition, for
which preparations have been going
forward for more than n year, is intend
ed to illustrate tho resources. indus
tries and commercial and intellectual
progress of the French colonial possess
sions throughout the world The affair
will continue throughout the summer
and judging from the interest already
displayed II will be largely attended
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
BIC ORE VEIN oprTED UT
MONAPCII MINE.

). >. Withor- urd Robert pr1a-o.t
have oponrd up % big vein of high
erndc gold orr IN thcir Monarch uiro.
near Secret Paes, Arif ST. nfmoar
has b'ep 40 wofs on iho uioe fhe past
three ~ 'pur months 'rd ovfv foot oI
development has shown pr nnprociablo
hcttormept OF The vein. " re tho irtcr
tiw Of tho owners 90 sink sh1t lo
depth Of 400 feet ps soon ar possible
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18
nhnll Wnlln.- Nlsltnr

Mics Fannie Michaols, of skull yal
lcv. it visiting with Mrs f. G.. af,Coe
of this city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18

'''tudvci.or' Mt the Nogo Wholesale
'iDrnr co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-04-18

Got that habit the Joaual.M.nm
with your breakfast.