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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-31
A Cow Wrecks q Santa 70 Freight


a Cow Wrecks a Santa 70 Freight.
A wreck occurred on tho Santa Fs
about milo and half west Of town
Tuesday evening. which delayed traffic
for several hours. The engine Of freight
going west was ditehed and the first car
or two Of the train punched up in way
that required the wreeking train to clear
the debris. Tho engine struck COW that
was too dolibertly crossing tho track at
this point and when trouble was over the
engine lay on its side several feet from
the road bed the hide and other frag-
ments OF the troublesome intruder were
hung over the cowcateher and the forward
wheels Of the locomotive. The only in
Jury sustained by the train crew was a
sprainod ankle for tho fireman: he and
tho driver jumping in time to save thom-
solyeC from being buried under the en-
gine. The rails of the track were somo-
what domoralized by the jar and it was
this which caused most of the delay.
The $40 p, m. passenger did not get
throught the break until after midnight
and several freigbts were stalled also.
Tho passenger was crowsd even TO tho
aislas by summer cut rato travel, but the
strain Of waiting was greatly relieved by
tho passengers raiding the cantaloupe
patches along side the tracks. and by the
fact that tho rein carried band of
music bound for the Powers County Fair
at Lamar, and the musicians cheered tho
stiffness Of the night with several well
rendered selections. siEd ,-tl5f' ~
d Is only in the Arkansas Valley that
such amelioratinR circumstances are
thrown in with a railway wreck. Take
The Santa Fe route.
Stigleman & Wilcox, who have leased
the Wright studio, have on display the
finest lot Of photographs ever shown in
this city. They are finished in carbon =
platimo. sepia-oarbon and platimo. and
arc equal to the best work Of the large
cities. Both members Of the firm have
had years Of experience in the best gal
leries in the union and are broad in their
professional ideas. They have many lit
tie noveltiesun pictures, one with your
own face in acantaloupe. At the same
time their speciality is strictly high grade
work. while! doing both high and low
priced pictures.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-31

Ths v. G. !. U. WIN sssvs lsashss q
he PAis rounds dssing ~ Fair.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-31

Not RWst But Proviso0s Contracts
Frank Crowley spsnt three days In
Rocky Ford this week buying eantaloupss
for The King commissloa company d Pu-
sblo. He returned 70 Palisads. whsss hs
viii bay peaches fos The sams company.
He reports that The melons q Rocky
Ford Ne sssio0sly sssesd end that b wss
ah,s u buy but 800 ssasss b thrss days
thas wsss ssitah,s eos ths mastsG-Holly
chisltain.
We eaanos sue tAiak that NJ. csowisy
he's hssa wrongly sspostsa b he ahsve.
u eeavo9e the tmpeoosiea tha4 he ssaan
purchases ms1s b. NJ. Crowley ere
caused By he pesvaissss q rpse. This
We are soaAdsas NJ. Crowley dN ooe
say. - The rust has doos comparatively
little damage. NJ. crowlsy's failure =
secure more eantaloupes was due 70 ths
fact that most all growsss had eoatsasssd
their crops % associations q shppssa
watssmssoa Day q tss 0rasd.
The play selected for the entertain
msnt Of the clientele Of The orsnd's
Watsrmslon Night Thursday. Sept. 9Th.
10 that beautiful comedy. drama, my
Country Rsbsl," with Mr. Harvey Norton
and Miss Floss Pollock and . capable
supporting cast Of unusual merit OF the
many plays presented BY these artists.
mono equal my Country Rebel" In the
delightfully."- tender blending Of laughter
and tears. Tho sweet, ever.new. love
story Of tho piauant. Joyous. ever lovabls.
girl. and tho staid. sober man with .an
old head on Young shouldets." wins your
constant heart interest from the hrst 70
the final curtain. This ie the first time
this play has ever been presented at pop
ular, prices, and we bsspsak for Il .
crowded house.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-31
Friday, Sept. 7th
ThH TUNEFUL AND SPRS0HTLY
COMEDY SUCCESS
THE
WIZARD
WALL
ST.

0saa Eatsstaining coosdy. inter-
spsssed with Delishtful Ausic.
Come and SO the Wizard whis. Il
viii b pleasant sndiug ios Fsis Week.
Yoa can sse the Carnival any night
bat 1.-THE Wizard Of Wall Street" d .
busy man and can stay but one night.
PRICES:
IS cents. 30 cents. ~ esats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-31
"Sf1OO, FLY, DON'T BOTHER ME,"

"SHOO, FLY, DON'T BOTHER ME."
any horse can say, or think, II protected
by such fly nets as we offer. Preserve
your horses temper and you'll bs apt to
save your own. In fly time and a al
times make your purchases Of everything
for the horse At
'r:4gs. GEORGE, x..cilAsS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-31
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Prank u. Hoiienback. pastosJ
AL services in the Grand opsrs House.
The preaching services both morning
and evening will b . union Of the Bsp-
list and Methodist congregations. Rev. s.
c. Green filing the pulpit.
A cordial welcome 70 frsnds and
strangers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-31
Catholic

S. G. Green. Pastor.
Preaching at III q. m. and p. N.
Sunday school 9:46 T. m. Young Peo-
pies meeting 700 p. m.
Union services will be hsid with the
Methodist congregation at tho opesa
house. Preaching by Rev. S. G. Green
both morning and evening.
4 cordial invitation 70 tho public.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-08-31

First christian Science Society.
Chapel and Reading Room Hagen block
South Main.
Services: Lesson Sermon Sunday II
q. m. Subject: Substance"
Testimonial services Wednesday 8 p. m
Ronding Room open daily excepting Sum-
day 2 to p. m.
Mrs. Aana Louise Norris Clark.
First Reader.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
John w. Hug %. Editor and Manager
BURTON COAL G. LUMBER CO.

In populous and growing section of
the country such as this city is, there
are no branches of trade that COM
mand more attention and patronage
than that of the company which heads
this article. The yard and office OF
the company are situated at 1863 West
Fifth South and are very commodious
and convenient, including trackage ia
cilities so that trains load and unload
freight at the warehouses. The COM
pany recently erected large lumber
sheds which are the best in the city
and their entire stock is now under
cover. The lumber yards covers 250
square rods; the coal yards, 200 square
rods; the sash and door house covers
1000 square feet and the entire surface
cover consists of $4,000 square feet
An immense stock of high grade fin
ishing lumber and timbers for mining
and mill structures, sash, doors, win
dows, ETC., is carried. They have a
complete line of roofing materials,
ready made roofs, pitch, tar, and as
phaltum, also have on hand from 5000
to 1000 barrels of Portland cement.
The company does a large business In
Utah, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming.
Their uptown Office is at &C West Sec
ond South street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
ARNOLD GIAUQUE.

Mr.. Arnold Giauque has been lead
ing contractor of Salt Lake City for
many years, his speciality being cement
work. Within the period he has been
established here Salt Lake has had its
largest and most splendid growth and
the excellent character of all public
improvements have required the best
genius and the highest skill in work
manship. The fact alone that Mr..
Giauque has been throughout this Pc
riod a successful contractor for large
undertakings proves that he is up to
the highest standard in the exacting
specialties of his vocation. Mr. Giauque
has executed many of the contracts
for cement pavements and among his
notable works on hand at present is
the laying of cement walk around Tenn
pie square which was let a few weeks
ago. He is prepared to furnish es-
Inmates for all descriptions of work
in his special lines. His residence is
at AS West Sixth South street, phone
Bell 1675-K.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
FAIRBANKS, MORSE G. CO.

The manufactures of Fairbanks.
Morse & Company are sold in every
town and city of the United States,
and they are used in all parts of the
world. Its manufactures at Beliot.
Wis, and ST. Johnsbury, VT, are two
OF the largest on the continent and it
has branch houses for the sale and
distribution of its products throughout
the country at Chicago, st. Louis, Gin
cinnati, Cleveland, Louisville, Indian
apolis, Detroit, Denver, st. Paul, Min
neapolis, San Francisco, Omaha, Kan
sas City, Los Angeles, Portland, and
London, England. The local house is.
important in view of the fact that its
territory of trade covers Utah. South
ern Idaho, Western Wyoming and
eastern Nevada. The articles sold
from this market include Fairbanks
scales, gas and gasoline engines,
steam pumps, dynamos, motors, wind
mills, railroad supplies, mining ma
chinery and other things of use for the
industries of this section. Situated
at 21S-22O South West Temple street,
the company occupies a spacious main
floor. A large warehouse is located
on the d. & R. G. tracks. The enter
prising manager, d. G. Bolton, re-
Gently took charge of the Salt Lake
house, but since coming into our midst
has made many friends who wish him
success.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26

pounds of candy and are working day
and night they cannot fill the orders
that pour in upon them and they are
now building large addition to their
factory which when completed Will
more than double their capacity. A
feature of this addition will be cold
storage quarters for keeping their
goods during the heated season. In
all branches of the factory there Is one
principal that is insisted upon abso-
lutely and that is absolute cleanliness
in the handling of every thing in and
around the factory. They only use the
purest of materials and manufacture
the highest grades of all kinds OF
candies and bonbons. The trade mark
of the company is parrot. j. G. NC
Donald is the manager Of this up-to
date house and he is known and re
spected as one Of Salt Lakes mos
progressive and public spirited citi
zens. They are located at 1853 Yves
Third South street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
TAYLOR-ARMSTRoNG LUMBER
CO.

The Taylor-Armstrong Lumber Com
pany was founded forty years ago, and
so successful have they been that they
are doing business in all the princi-
pal towns in Utah, Idaho, Nevada, and
Wyoming. The company are jobbers,
wholesale and retail dealers and their
stock includes lumber of all kinds,
laths, shingles, and general building
materials. At present they are making
sepcial effort to build up a trade in
fine interior finish for buildings and in
duce the people to purchase that kind
of material at home instead of in the
eastern market, as in the past, espe-
cially when the home product is of SUI
perior quality. They did the interior
finishing on the Y. M. G. A., and First
Methodist church buildings of Salt
Lake City, also the fine residence OF
Jesse Knight, Of Provo. The officers
are George H. Taylor, president; w.
F. Armstrong, vice president and
Frank e. Bagley, secretary and treas
urer.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTING

The central position of Salt Lake in
the heart of the great agricultural
area of the inter-mountain country has
naturally made it the headquarters of
many large interests. The above COM
pany established branch in the city
about two years ago and their bust
ness has increased to such an extent
that they recently opened handsome
salesroom which is located in the Or
pheum Theatre building. This compa-
ny is one OF the largest manufacturing
concerns of agricultural implements of
all descriptions in the United States.
1t is a consolidation of the Champion,
Deering, Mccormick, Milwaukee and
Plano works. Mr.. S. j. Seal is the gen
eral agent for this section and is build
ing up very large business.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
COMMERCIAL MILL G. BUILDING
COMPANY.

One of the most substantial manu-
featuring interests of the city is the
Commercial Mill and Building com.
pany who are manufacturers of sash
and doors, mantels, mouldings, etc.
They do wood turning and band saving
and make speciality of stair building.
This large industry was established
in 1890 and about one year after erect
ed new building which is equipped
with the latest machinery for handling
their work in the best possible man.
ner. They employ from twelve to
fourteen experienced mechanics and
the class of work turned out from this
mill is not excelled any where in the
country. The members of the COM
pany are S. ]. Newman, and William
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
HINES MERCANTILE co.

The Hines Mercantile company, OF
which Mr.. e. G. Hines is proprietor
and manager, is one of our reliable
wholesale commission houses and has
since its inception several years ago,
conducted a most thriving business
This company whose headquarters are
to be found at 165 South West Tenn
pie street, deals extensively in gro
ceries, fruits and produce, buying from
the producers and manufacturers
throughout this state and the east and
supplying the trade in this section.
Mr.. e. G. Hines is in every respect
a representative citizen, highly esteem
ed by the people at large, and is en-
terprising and progressive.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
MINES DEVELOPMENT ASsocIA-

One of the leading mining enter
prises in Utah is the Mines Develop
ment Association, which was incor-
porated about one years ago and OPP
crates in the mining districts of Idaho
and Nevada. The head offices of the
association are at So Broadway street.
New York City, with the Utah head
quarters in Salt Lake City, The asso-
citation have been very successful in
the development of mining properties
and employ large force of men. They
are now operating three large mines.
The officers are H. S. Woolley, pres
ident; j. III. Senior vice president; e.
T. Woolley, secretary and treasurer
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
J. G. MCDONALD CANDY COMPANY.

Salt Lake City is located so to speak
at the hub of a great wheel with spokes
extending from New Orleans on the
south to Nome, Alaska, on the north.
Her manufacturers and wholesalers
are enabled from this central location
to ship their goods throughout this en-
tire radius and an excellent example of
the enterprise of our local business
men is illustrated by the J. G. Melon
aid Candy company, who ship their
goods throughout a territory covering
the entire radius around Salt Lake for
more than a thousand miles. While
they have daily capacity of 10000
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
THE TAYLOR G. BRUNTON ORE
SAMPLING CO.

Salt Lake is recognized as the cell
ter of the great mining district of the
inter-mountain country and the head
quarters of the large interests have
their Offices in this city. Among such
may be mentioned the Taylor &
Brunton Ore Sampling company, whose
general offices are in the Boston build
ing, Denver, Colorado, and the branch
for Salt Lake in the Dooly block. l..
A. Copeland has been manager of the
branch since 1892, and he is recog-
nized as one of the best posted mining
men in this district The company
own extensive interests in Colorado
and Utah, having works at Aspen, and
Victor, Colorado, and large mill at
Murray. They draw their ore from
throughout the inter-mountain district
as well as from Mexico.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
c. w. MILLER.

A representative real estate man
of Salt Lake City is Mr.. G. w. Miller,
who established business in our city
about eight years ago and by honorable
dealings has been remarkably success
full. He does a general real estate
business in city and farm property
making speciality of taking care of
property for non-residents. He has a
large list of vacant and improved pro-
perty in all parts of the city for sale
and will take pleasure in correspond
ing with anybody interested in Salt
Lake City. His Office is located at
112 West Second South street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
BIG q ADVERTISING COMPANY.

The Big Advertising company was
established in 1888, and is in flour
ishing condition. Their business COM
prehends bill posting, bulletin signs,
distributing, wall and fence displays
for the entire states of Utah and Wyo-
ming. This is the largest and only
firm in the state in this line and has
the largest paint shop in Utah. They
control 100000 square feet of bill
boards and $4,000 square feet of iron
signs. All kinds of local sign work is
a specially of the company. The Of
ficers are: P. ]. Kilcullen, president;
and S. w. Anderson, secretary and
treasurer They are members of the
Associated Billposter and Distributor
of the United States and Canada.
Their headquarters are in this city and
they employ 30 people.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
STAR LOAN COMPANY.

The offices of this company are at
rooms 5O6-507 Atlas block where they
conduct a salary loan business, max
ing loans to any person having reg
ular employment and allowing them
to pay the same back in easy insall-
ments. They have agencies through
out the United States and are one of
the most substantial companies in this
line of business in the country. David
Bergstrom is the enterprising and pro-
gressive manager
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c. j. cRAeTREE PRODUCE CO.

This is one of the largest commits
sion houses in Salt Lake City doing
business throughout Utah, Idaho, Ne
vada and Wyoming. They are whole
sale dealers in fruit and priduce, max
ing a speciality Of carload lots. They
also do a general commission bust
ness handling consignments to the best
advantage of their customers. They
were established in 1899 and their Of
flee and warehouse is at 114-116 West
First South street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
WESTERN LOAN G. SAVINGS CON-
PANY.

This company was incorporated in
1892. The officers are P. w. Madsen,
president, John T. White, secre-
tary and Fl. M. Lund, assistance Sec
rotary. Their office is located at AZ
East First South street. They do a
general mortgage loan business and
handle all classes of investment secu-
rity. Their business has increased
25 per cent during the past year.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
KINGDOM BROTHERS.

The above firm began doing bust
ness seven years ago and are tin, cop
per and sheet iron workers, doing all
kinds of roofing and guttering. Their
business has steadily increased since
it was established. The members of
the firm are w. H. Kingdom, John
Kingdom and J. A. Kingdom. Their Of
fee and shop is located at 1853 South
West Temple street.
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j. A. JOHNSON.

]. A. Johnson does work throughout
is the leader in his line in this section.
He is manufacturer of metal cor
nices, store fronts and does galvanized
iron, tin and copper work, making a
specially of metal ceiling and wains-
coting. His Office is at 141 East Sec
ond South street.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
SALT LAKE ENGINEERING
WORKS..

The above named firm was organ
lied in 1902, and is Differed by VIM.
Read, president and manager; e. A..
Wall, vice president and treasurer; X.
May, secretary and superintendent.
The main office and works are situated
at Fourth South and Sixth West
streets, the buildings and yards COW
ering two acres Their shops are
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

This company occupies elegantly ap-
pointed offices at rooms 5-11 CONNER
cial block, and is branch of the New
York office. 1t is the oldest and larg-
est life insurance. company in the
world, having paid over $700,0O0,00O,
to it's policy holders and their benefi-
Charles. The local manager is Rulon s.
Wells and H. e. Jenkins is the
cashier.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26

equipped with the most up to date
machinery and tools, but shortly will
erecet a new two-story addition IS
feet wide and 100 feet long. About
seventy-five experienced people are in
their employ. Thy are manufacturers
of mining, milling and smelling ma
chinery and have large trade in all
parts of Utah, Idaho, Wyoming and
Nevada.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26
UTAH COMMERCIAL G. SAVINGS
BANK.

This bank was organized in 1889 and
does a general commercial and savings
banking business. The officers are w.
F. Armstrong, president, and Byron
Groo, vice president.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-26

Selley, Jr., both of whom are well
known business men. The office and
mill is located at 141-145 Third West.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-02

probed me and found that was an In
surance expert, they hired me TO tell
them how to run their business. (Con-
tinued appIause). Do you appreciate
life? (Cheers). Life is grand song.
loud applause). 1t is lovely as the
rose of June, as merry as the nuptial
bell, as sublime as an Italian sky
(Thundering applause). Let us live
il in harmony with that vastness of the
universe. (Cries, we will, we WHY
Let us keep our eyes on that sparkling
star that wrinkles from the cerulean
blue of the eternal heavens. Great ap-
plause). Be glad you live. Cap
plause). My salary is nothing TO me,
my title is everything. (Cheers). Let
us sink our sorrows in the bosom of
the tremendous ocean and cast our
cares into the gulf of the paleozoic
age" Long and continued cheering).
When last seen Mr.. Mcintyre was
being carried triumphantly to the top
of the water tower.
Escorted by Band.
Rock Island. Jan. 31.-(SpeciaD.-
The Mcintyre private train consisting
of a baggage car, buffet and observa
ton car and two private cars left at 1
p. NJ Mr.. Mcintyre and his encourage
arrived at 12:45, escorted by the Mo-
line Third Ward band. city officials. To-
cal agents and citizens whose insur-
ance rates had been increased. Just
before the train started. Mr.. McIntyre's
secretary gave out the following state
ment:
You can say that Mr.. Mcintyre, the
artist and expert. will en-.
ter the campaign for city treasurer
provided the salary is cut down. He
goes to Peoria to save The people. They
are suffering from too low insuran &c
rates Optimism is the only cure for
that malady. The report that Mr.. Nc
Intyre is suffering from chronic melan-
cholia is but partly true"
Mr.. Mcintyre wore a gray silk hat,
a frock coat with red vest. steel blue
trousers. spats and tan shoes.
Multitude mt Orion.
Orion, ILL.,, Jan. 31.-(Speciau.- The