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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-03
Los TiemDOS
dc UndteS.

III Mongolia en- aquellos ITEM
pos dc Unates no SO conformaba
solamente con sacar todo el di-
nero que podia de los fondos p1-
blicos como impresor, sino que
hacia q su recua de comisiona-
dos de condado que lie perdona.
ran la mitad de sus tasaciones.
Verdad? Esos tiempos tuvieron
su hasta aqui; cuando el pueblo
cansado de llenarpansas de Mon.
golios y pencos di6 su carta de
repudio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-03
I'll Mongolia y Su
iuntd de PenCOS.

Reclama el Mongolia Y So yun'
TIA de pences services y ciegos ado
radores de un flolo pspurio, con
su caractevistiea hiporcresia, |
qde ellos abogan por los intere.
ses 6 ilustraei6n del pueblo. de |
ese S? S2$? pueblo queellos tanto
aman, J que 40 Sc opupan mas
en- su defensa, progreso y ense-
nanza, y otras lindezas por el es
tilo, siempre alabando en grande
escala sus madejas Sienten gran
satisfaction y Sc complacen Ell 10
bien one han preparado ell terre-
no, pero no el de la ilustraci0n VI
progreso como ellos sc iactan,
sino el de la rivalidad y ydiscordia
que ellos mismCs ocasionaron y
fomentaron. Por ell tenor dc sus
escritos incendiarios Y difanato-
rios mnestran su retrOceso y 10
POGO que aprecian la verdad.
Hoy condenan & un hombte con
la cobardia mas negra { infame
| de que son capaces estos bultres
ingratos y ya manana 10 ensal-
zan Y encomian sus virtudes has
ia fayar en- frehesi. Estos yele-
| tas manchan la reputacion delos
hombres que los oponen solamen-
te porqne su polftica es muy dis.
tinta q la del Mongolia que esta
acostumbrado q entrar en- los
partidos con trajes de diferentes
colores y matices, sin abogarcon
tirmeza y estabilidad por princi-
pio alguno y solamente guiado
por 81 interGs pecunario y perso.
nal. Siempre hablando de la fe.
ria segun les va en- ella. Estos
pencos que Sc educaron en- ei vicic
y en- la maldad yque aprendieror
sus maromas y piruetas, bailar
las mismas danzas y pleas de 81
I duefo. Pero desde que ell pueblo
i reconocio que no eran sfnceros ,
4 que sus planes no eran mas de G
4 de tramoyistas. enrredistos, chis
A mosos Y calumniadores falsos
4 les dio la carta de repudio gu
: tanto les ha punzado y de al
) vienen sus lamentos y quejidos
" Ali teneis al pence mas pret
Y cupado de la yunta que no tier
Y un momento de. quietud Guar
Il do recuerda los fraudes que c'
Il meti6 en- los fondos de escuela d
ii distrito No. 4. Despoiando &
ID iuventud del tesoro mas sagrad
n que estaba reseryado para
d educaei6n. No puede conciliar
II sueno nj contener los remord
II mientos que 10 devoran. \ cua
n do va por la calle 10 observare
n que va ehiflando para aparenti
h algeria, mientras que por el co
Il trario, es fingtmiento del hip
Il crita que procura con ese delo
: disimulo que lie es tan caracteri
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-03

III mayor Robert G. Rankin la clase dehombe que tome nte
asuntos p1bcos Acuumene e presidente del cuepo
de comsonados del eopdao de San Miguel Es esmado
de los homhes mds progresvos n6rgcos de la ciudad
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-03
BFVfRlDGf ATn!BULADO.

El afamado senador Beyeridge,
que tanto Sc pavoneaba con su
posici6n de presidente de la conf
sion del senado sobre Territories,
V que Sc cria el regenteador y
amo de los Territories, ha queda
do en- una situaci6n que no pue-
de menos de inspirar lastima. La
mayorfa del senado le ha hecho
conocer que no tiene Ia impor-
tancia que pretendia y que en- lu-
gar de ser superior d sus colegas,
es realmente inferior a muchos
de ellos. La grandeza de Beye
ridge We ha desvanecido como el
humo, Y se ha visto que aaue!lo
que parecia orc legitlmo no era
otra cosa que oropel. La cues
ti0n del estado para los Terrific
rios ha sido quitada de manos dc
Beveridge y la mayorfa del seua-
do V camara Sc ha dedicado & la
tarea de resolver el problema y
10 resolvera de la manera que
meior le conyenga sin atenese a
parecer de Beyeridge y los de 81
lava. Por nuestra parte, cree
mos que 81 senador de indiana
ha recibido una Iecci0n que k
hara mas modesto y juicioso Ell
ol futuro.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-05-03

La democracia en- el congreso
esta llevando s cabo su progra-
ma de oposicion sistematiea a
todo 10 que propone la mayoria
Republicana, y precise es COME.
sar que su poder elective no ha
guardado proportion con sus
malas intenciones.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Public Notice Of Special Election.

Pubic Nottce o. 6pectat Gtection.
In pursuance OF Ordinance No. 113
of the city of Rocky Ford. adopted
and approved the 26th day of February,
A. d. 1906. public notice Is hereby gis-
en- that n special election Will be held
on Monday, the I'd day OF April. A. d.
1906. at the following voting places in
the several wards of the city:
First ward-At the old Foundry
Building office.
Second ward-At Hauck & Nickel
vey's office No. 915 Railroad Avenue.
Third ward-At the woman's Chris
tinn Temperance Union Rest Room on
Front street.
At said election there will be sub
mitted to the voters of the City Of
Rocky Ford. who are taxpayers under
the law. the following question:
"Shall the city council OF the City OF
Rocky Ford be authorized to erect and
construct extensions of and additions
to the system OF waterworks for fire
and domestic purposes, now owned and
operated by said city said extensions
and additions to be owned. managed
and operated by the city,"
As provided by law. the judges OF
election will meet on Tuesday of the
week preceding the said election in the
several wards at the places above des-
ignated. for the purpose of revising.
correcting and completing the annual
registration of voters and for that pur-
pose they will take from the office or
the county clerk. the last annual regis
tration of electors of the several wards
The polls will be opened from a. m.
until Z p m. The ballots to be used
in voting upon the questions above
submitted will be prepared and fur
nished by the city clerk to the judges
of election. to be by them furnished to
the voters. The election will be held
and conducted as nearly as may be, In
the manner prescribed by law in the
case of elections of municipal OFF,
GERS.
No person shall vote on the questions
submitted unless such person shall be
n voter of the City Of Rocky Ford and
n taxpayer under the law
In witness whereof the city council
OF the City OF Rocky Ford has caused
this notice to be published and posted
as required by law, this 18th day OF
March, A. d. 1906.
(SeaD ROBERT N. POLLOCK.
=" $50 -. Mayor.
Attest: r. L. M-I<ELvEY. o.
city Ti.rk.
t-'-". nuhi'rntIn- H.rch -, "0'.-
-. publication AuN. ~. 1ssS,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

County Treasurer Bssrbohm declares
that the Santa Fs will be sued u It's taxes
arc not paid BY Aug. /. An offer Of ST.
700 less than the amount on the books
has been tsndsrsd but refused. as the
treasurer Is not in the habit Of treating
individual Taxpayers that way. !. Q. al
lowing them to fix the amount which
should DO paid. John NJ. waldron has
been retained by tho commissioners TO
prosecute tho suit. Possibly Mr.. Wal
dron's high altitude fees may mako tho
suit ono Of educational value ra;hor than
adding anything to tho county treasury.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

The rsesut wreck on the Rio orands
was sufficiently horrible when the truth
was told. But some Of the Denver dali
les deliberately manufactured terrible
stories Of the isath and suffering which
existed only in the Imagination Of the
writer's. Such journalism may b enter
prising but il is not reputable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

In oil criminal litigation there Is a grea,
sonflie, between tho evidence offered by
two sides. Blu, tho suit against tho
leaders Of tho Western Federation Of
Miners. tho newspapers representing
both tho accused and tho prosecution
present alleged facts Of wide variance
rarely mo. with. !, Is To be hoped that
the courts will separate tho truth from
tho mass Of testimony and that the guilty
parties will b punished. In this age
such murders As that Of ex-governor
Stsunenberg and many non-union mining
man should DO avenged by the execution
Of those responsible for the crimes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Notice to Farmers.

wo want to buy your cream. VIII pay
tho very best possible price in cash every
two weeks. We gather tho eream free Of
charge and can use and want all the
cream produced in tho entiro Rocky Ford
country and outlying district Call on
our driver. drop US q postal or call up
5t2 Blue. Separators for sale.
Tho Rocky Ford Creamsry Co..
L. W. Babeock, Mgr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

There Is only ono roast in this weeks
Enterprise-,hat given DR.. Green. lee
turcr. by throo ministers. with tho COR
dial appreciation Of considerable pro-
portion Of his audience. Those Of our
readers who arc expecting a roast on
another line will DO disappointed. Tho
editorial desk contains An experienced
scrapping pencil. but It's use Is reserved
for matters Of Importance or Of public
interest
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

And now a raid is being made on the
Sunday daily's eolored supplements. the
demand being made BY some good people
that they be bsnished from tho home. II
Is with this like the assault on all patent
medicines. Universal and indiseriminats
dsnuneia,ion Is not fair. Some patent
medicines are good and others mere sub
tsrfuges for tho sale o. liquors. Likewise
some eolored Sunday supplements are
amusing and unoblectionabls. while 9TH
ers are dreary and wicked waste Of
papes and red and black ink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

State Auditor Ben, intends to require
hail storm insurance companies operating
in this state to Pay full losses whether
the premiums they receive in the state
amour, to less than the losses or not
The pes Moines and 81. Paul Mutual
companies will no, DO allowed to do busi-
ness In tho state unless they amend their
policies as m0s. reasonably demanded by
Auditor Bent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
CHURCH NEWS
Baptist.
S. c. Green. Pastor.

D u. Stcch, IastoS.
The four Bingham brothers began their
meetings at the Baptist church Tuesday
evening and are attracting crowded
houses. They are hns singers and sx-
eelisnt preachers and their meetings pro-
rnisss to bs productive Of great good. To
get seat you must 60 early.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
,Frank u. HoiienharA. PsstosJ
All services in the opera house. S. S.
at $40 a. m The Ep~orth League at
$3.50 p. m. Public Worship At ~ a. m.
and 1850 ., m. A. the morning service
the pastor will preach on. The Rock
That is Higher Than l." In the evening.
THE Debt We Owe To Our Pioneers"
Music by chorus eheif. In the evening
Mrs. S,sbblns and Mr. Elser will sing
The vesper Hymn" a cordial welcome
20 all.
First Presbyterian Church.
CS. I. Davenport. PASTOR
Rocky Ford ~. e. Circuit.
c. W. Simmons. Pastor.
Parsonage Sii y. itth 81.
Services every Sunday As follows:
He~dalo S. S. 10 a. m. Preaching
l am.
swink. S. S. $3.50 p. m. Preaching
$3.50 .. m.
Lafayette. S. S. $3.50 p. m. Preach
Ing. 7:5o.
Epworth League. Lafayette. Sun
day. 6:+6. Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
7.5o.
Christian.
Morning Subjses:--Love to God and
Our Nsiahbors." Eveuing--wonders OF
the Bible"
First Christian Science oeelsty.
Kearby Hall. .2oS North Nam. Sunday
service a. II q. m.
Subject: ''unrealisy."
Testimonial sarviess svery Wednesday
Mrs. c. o. Clark. First Reader.
German Baptist Brethren.
German baptist Brethren. There
will be q. q. meeting next sabbath
from 10 to I: a. IN. and to .. IN.
Evening services as usual. y. u. ~.
s:ao and preaching 7:5o. AL arc cor
daily invited.
Poultry and Produce Wanted
lam m tho market for chickens. tur-
keys and all kinds Of seasonable produce.
See me at 62i South Main street
45.u X. W. Rose.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

The prospect for an abundant fruit
crop is most excellent. Tho winter has
not been cold enough to iniuriously effect
tho outlook. and it is to be hoped that no
frosts are in store for US before spring is
here in earnest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
KEEP up YOUR SUPPLY

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 npped! Then the
wife and babies, too! Order right now
from US and you will get good measure
of the finest, oleanest, best burning coal
our search has brought us. Phone con-
nection.
Jackson 4 | awson
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

The pressure Of advertisements and in
teresting home news compels the publi-
cation Of seven column supplement this
week. 1t contains some Of the best mat
ter prepared for this issue. as well as i'm
portant ads. it.u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Jackson & Lawson,
LEGALITY oE WILLS.

II you contemplate making q will. or
are interested in the validity OF one
or have an interest in an estate, call
and sec me. or write me.
I make n specially of the prepnrn-
tt,,n un,i legality oi Wills.
II. O. TANCiJf a.'orr" ~ tpr
.sa:.r:cr. Il 3. !. "a, vs.Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Tho house committee On agriculture
has voted against any further appropria-
ton for seeds to be distributed by NOM
bers among their constituents, which Is a
move in tho right direction. The chief
benefits from the enormous expenditure
for seeds aeerues to the dealers who
have tho contracts to supply the seeds,
Quality is not considered. judging from
tho eantaloups seeds which have been
sold for this seed distribution. Congress
man Hogg has sent the Enterprise q lot
OF seeds for distribution. As this 10 pro-
badly the last that will be scattered un-
dor congressional franks the packages
may possess special sentimental value.
Those who receive the seeds should re-
turn thanks primarily to Hon. H. M.
Hogg. and seeondarily to the Enterprise
for switching them to the recipients.
During the last week the Valley had a
taste Of January weather which nature
failed to get around on time. While the
cold seemed little pinching the accom-
panying snow was universally welcomed.
Although the temperature seemed little
unreasonable. we had. as usual, the
cream Of the prevailing weather. other
portions Of the state having damaging
storms,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
To People Anticipating suidino.

Who have money to pay half cash
by completion Of building. can get long
time and interest on the balance. Ce-
mcnt buildings. II they are not better
than any cement buildings or cement
work done here before. no final pay
ments need be made. Common
Sense" or wheatcvcr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Friends Of tho Enterprise will bo
pleased to know that the business Of the
office is in very satisfactory condition.
In all departmonts-eireulation. adver-
Using and job printing steady increase Is
being made and that with only tho
usual routine effort.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

wAsTEp-Board for boy Of six year
with elderly family. no children.
Address T. c. 400 No. l2. S5-I
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Do not fail Is SEQ tho New York Hats
at Miss Ella Cline's Friday and Saturday
March so and 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

To make room for a car Of
Baskets ! will sell Seed Oats at
$i.25 per 100 and Seed Speltz at
Sl.lO per 100. D. v. Burrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Col. wi,sy's Foolish F,etiou.

Tuesday Pueblo and Denver dailiss con-
tanned specials from Holly and La Junta
stating that the American Beet Sugar
Co. had abandoned the work Of railroad
building and claiming great victory for
Manager Wiley. II was also intimatsd
that tho 4. 3. S. Co. was practically
knocked out on general PRINCIPLES
thrsatning the closing Of the factories at
Rocky Ford and Lamar. etc. This news
was given with all the pos!.iyensss Of an
accomplished fact. YET had not particle
Of foundation. The work 10 going on
with the usual energy. General Manager
Ward reports the ordering Of 100000
ties and that bridge lumber Is arriving
for the bridges at Rocky Ford and Lamar
also for twenty bsst dumps along the
line. About half the grading is finished
between Rocky Ford and Holbrook and
4 good force Of graders are continuing the
work. There Is not now nor has thsrs
ever bssn any thought Of abandoning the
work Of building the railway from Rocky
Ford to Lamar. The A. 3. S. Co. con-
eeeds that Il will be folly to build two
parallel lines through the narrow strip
north Of tho Santa Fe. but says the
Arkansas Valley road is sure 10 60
through.
These un,ruthful specials to tho dailies
from down tho Valley have every ap-
pearanee Of having been inspired by Col.
Wiley. lie ough, to know ,ha. such re-
ports. unsupported by future events. can
no, bu, pu, HIM In ridiculous light
General Manager Howe has been
spending this week with tho Rocky Ford
factory and on Tuesday took trip to
Holbfook accompanied by Mr.. Ward.
chief engineer. and found the work max
ing satisfactory progress. Mr.. Ward
now has his headquarters at Lamar
where no Is pushing the bnilding Of the
% miles TO be completed thsre this sea-
sn.o Reports from New York hint Of
larger plans for the A. B. S. Co.'S. rail-
way operations In the Valley than have
been mentioned heretofore.
Tho past successes Of the American
Beet Sugar Co. In accomplishing wha. Il
has undertaken Is very satisfactory as
suranee that thsir plans respecting the
development Of the Arkansas Valley will
be carried 10 = successful conclusion.
Mr. Howe tails Us that his New York
Office advises him that IN order has been
placed for large number Of . SPECIAL
kind OF dump cars for the road.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Get yonr seeds and hoes and
rakes to plant them with at
Burrell's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Eggs Of the Rhode Island Red Chickens
for sale. SIPS for is. Mrs. p. J. Willis,
ono milo west Of Fowler. 1914
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

It is Fisk hat. Where did you ge. iti
At Miss Gobin's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Miss Ella Cline has returned from
market bringing with her a careful selee-
ton Of the New York Hats. which will be
displayed Friday and Saturday, March
so and 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

childrsn's hat. in all styles and shapes
at Miss Gobin's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Whenever the city council authorizes .
cottonwood tree cut down Il ought 70 re-
quirs the planting Of an elm OF maple.
There 10 an occasional indication that
some Of our citizens do not sufsieisntiy
appreciate the shade Of the eottoawoods
which adorn their premises. A gradual
elimination Of the eotton-bsaring trees 10
desirable. provided that slms and NAPLES
arc at once transplantsd 70 replace them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Miss Goblin has tho only Fisk lineqs, in
city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Tho chioftain's special from Holly said
that thero was great rsjoyeing In that
town whom Col. wiley announced that tho
and quit railroad building. win they hold an
Indignation meeting whom they find
out that Col. W. was giving them
"hot air" Of tho thinnest kind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

500 Fluke aud Richie for canned frui
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

All kinds Of Chickens wanted
at Stauffcr's Up.to.date Market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23

Tho meeting last night. called by tho
Board Of Trade to consider the water
question was largely attended and tho
situation thoroughly discussed. BY an
almos. unanimous vote tho meeting de-
eidsd in favor Of the artisan water sys-
TEN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-23
Po.l,ry ssd Produce wantsd

toost1y no rSOo0S0 "susSo
lam m the market for chickens. tur-
keys and all kinds Of seasoaable produce.
See me at 62i South Main street.
Att X. W. Rose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14
Events at
 The Main Rink

At the Main rink last night an lM
 nense crowd pf skaters and audience
 were present, indulging in the "art" During the evening MT Charles Pen hurdles which was very clever and
 much appreciated. Mir. Pendleton is clearly the best skate jumper in Pine
 Bluf. The star attraction of the cveH-
 ing was the one mile race betwees
 Willie Burton, champion of Arkansas. and Charlie Smith of New York. Nev- CT has such an exciting race been wit messed in this city. An even start
 was made and after lap young Bur ton took a lead which was soon de creased to but a slight advantage, as Smith closed the gap. However, near the end of the race young Burton again took a lead and turned into vie tory what then looked like a defeat, and passed the post a little over one third of q lap to the good. Young Burton Was the favorite and still car ries the honors of being the uAcon- quered champion of Arkansas.
 During the afternoon session. which was very largely attended, the half mile race for school boys W"== rHa. There Were three heats. III the first heat, with twelve entries. Charles Reinbcreor won in walk the sec ofd hcaf, ruA #izA twelve entries, WAS won hH james ? Hbtr@sr: heat number thre ri-N rc'rfe com, petitors, wa Wo by Harvey Gillespie.
 In the final hnat Charles Reinbergcr captured the honor5 of first place handily. Little Charlie is cnly 6 year; old and a peach on skates. He has many admirers and is the pet of the patrons of the Main.
 For the coming week the folowin" program has been arranged: On Mon. day and Tuesday afternoon and nights, the art of graceful and scien- tific skating will be demonstrated by Professor Wm. c. Boyd Of Indiana, whose tricks and stunts you'll greatly admire. For Thursday night q grand masquerade carnival will be given, and three handsome prizes will he awarded to maskors. All persons masking will be compelled 10 lift masks at the door before gaining ad- mission to the rink. The great s0c, cess of the first masauorade will De an assurance that the second grand carnival will be indeed q grand affair, and thoroughly enjoyable to all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14

pie you represent are due you for these inestimable services"
 Responding 10 this address. Gov. Taft expressed his sincere thanks. He said the testimony of Americans and others who were on the ground had been of great assistance at the outset of the peace commissioners work
 The disarmament commissioners sent to Santa Clara province, Herman dez and MOnteagudo, have returned here and report to Gov. Taft that they have disarmed and disbanded all the forces in that province More than 5000 men have been disbanded and 1000 rifles surrendered to the provis- lonal government, and have been brought into Havana. Reports Of trouble ill various places are pouring in, but Gov, Taft says that tha irvc5. tigation shows them to be not .erl- ous
 Two battalions from the Seven teenth and two from the Eighteenth
 infantry and company B of the nos- pltai corps arrived here today ou the transports Monterey and Niagara and proceeded to Camp Columbia I've squadrons of the Fifteenth cavalry left Camp Columbia today for Santa Clara City
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-14
.8 Gold Badge
 For Fire Chief

Chief ShultZ of the fire department has been presened with q gold paoSe by his friends.
 Chief Shultz has been with the hrel deopartment for several years, and| his friends take this way of showing Rim their appreciation of his services
 MT. Shultz is gentlemaan in every sense of the word, and has any amount of friends in the city who join in their good wishes towards him. He is very competcent man for the position that he holds, and his efforts ili SaXlt 9, property from being destroyed by flfe have no doubt saved the people oi the city thousands of dollars.