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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

Assembly, reveille. retreat and adj
jutant's call will be sounded by all the
field music united; the other calls Will
be sounded by the trumpeter of the
guard; he will also sound the assembly
and adiutant's call when the
trumpeters are not united.
XII Musician Walter III. Robbins,
Co G., is hereby detailed as chief
trumpeter He will report to the
adjutant Immediately upon detraining
at Harwards.
The company musicians will report
to Musician Robbins at Harwards; he
will form them and they will take the
place of the band during the practice
march.
The band will proceed directly to
Augusta on Monday, August 9TH;
Chief Musician Charles Nj. Brooks Will
report with the band to Capt.
Moriarty, in chrge of Camp Copp;
they will remain in camp till ordered
to reioin the regiment, at an hour to
be communicated to Capt. Morlarty
later Capt Frank B. Harris. @. NJ. is
hereby ordered to accompany the
rcgimcntal baggage and Headquarters
tentage to Iceboro on the afternoon of
August 9th. He will make arrange
ments with the Adjutant General for
complying with his order.
XIII. The commanding officer OF
Company X will furnish the detail to
fire the morning and evening gull.
commencing Wednesday.
XIV Morning reports must be in
the Office Of the adjutant within one
hour after arrival at Harwards. and
must be in his office daily thereafter
not later than $50 A. Nj.
Ration returns must be in the office
of the Commissary daily not later
than 100 A. NJ.
XIV. Passes which cover the time of
a prescribed drill or duty the soldier
is subject to. or which extend beyond
tattoo" of the day of issue. must be
approved by the colonel commanding;
passes of this kind not so approved
will not be recognized by the guard.
Roll-call will be held each day at
"call to quarters" under the personal
supervision of majors in their respec-
tive battalions: company commanders
will be held responsible for all men not
present at roll-call. Majors Will re-
port to the camp commander the
names of all men absent without leave.
XVI The fatigue party or general
police shall consist of the prisoners, If
enough are available, if not detail of
one man from each company will be
furnished upon reguisition of the
office of the day. The sergeant of the
guard is in charge of the fatigue party
under the direction of the officer Of the
day.
The policing of company quarters is
under the charge of the Sergeants and
corporals who will set the entire COM
rany at work. The policing must be
finished and the tents ready for in
speCtion by the time guard mount on
the parade ground is completed.
Companies police their own quarters
which include the space as far back as
the rear of the company officers tents.
The general police covers the re
maindcr of the camp. When two
companies join both are responsible
tents the regimental surgena will
for the space between the back of the
tents the regimental surgeons will
make an inspection each day and re-
port the result to the colonel COM
handing.
BY Order of COL. KENDALL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-01

I'M girls are clever; they have
taL;n themselves great beauties by
T .rn'is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
lea. There is no scheminr thew fight
shy OF cosmetics and have become the
nandsomest girls in the state Tea ar
& Co. "ui'cl' "eps'ei
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

Q}0u bar let ioy at orage Tor norc
&crlO paa cn patior9 }Ui9nan0. Ger
Imauaicr idalc0e9 alorig Jiaao "a &iat
ON. 6oaO % DOoroaa man ital itriuc.
Q|cn UelOcn trUHer ban noQeu. Der
tilbDOer lin aabne &9liltautc meo Fen=
men, ielD om ben tr ct liDri 2utal Golf
.rlm0t 0m,yia6 GOmtgei, iom lunOe
QiQre bans 2lOi5 baaOe alii0ig, GNrsriQ
Ing .nttrcsiant. 50 cnOnu 6elontre
.tr0ncr ban nc8cn iom tan ioa0aa 5a=
tercsic ! Sans 6oyrctniu83 &Urt az
lripiel, al ot an.y,ngcr li9 Nos1t ioc
lat ott tan ucobljoe nco 6rno % Stem
LAT pNrt 6oltcreitcns 5tauoaroDUrer.
Set er oDcrraitcno;, bOor lioet Ger
iiriOts for CHcntli9Dc0gu al Uoye
San0smNuo ! 0ett' 0ountD, ul0r man
t09er ,5nOlenOeliernc til "Qor,n" iom
4tuuIepoi. Gn lorli TOl9 lQl0et Qer
iittcrii9 life noget ltcrtt &rap. Cg 0oQ
CT gDiltn 6er miOt iblonot os meo fin
3eoattor % &elDrer iomt ct iiort }ju=
tai 2lbonncnter iom 6per 99it bctaler
i'm Sontingent 4ien iom anmOet
&oien" cr life % blir lille, 5pao ben
buroe O9 let mt tun0e DUre, om bare
bore S0iere UilOc ben9tt' On iom ct
4feoium til 9istu9ijon 1roilelic al
Ga8ens Spor93maal, 9lDbeOaiorrc=
iponoancer 1iltOriiIc Photographer ira
oorc 8amle SettIere ipO 23bttitonc=
Naitn % port npere Se,tlemcnt ina
1892. &au "4oltcu" 6ape 0aab ON
noget ili9tl
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04
.Sric 0jen / Wloatana.
SgDoBQur SO@ni0ipe aI 9lcgicrillgs.
lanN aauact ior Settliug.

-QpootpDe lolUniGips meD 622 ,0S0
Ntrcs / GmcQatn al 6ulbcrtion g}on.
tand, cr nctOp Al &e0lcrinoen blruen
uobnct ior Setting. lio0le Al oisle
Smunibipe li00cr tWt inn iii Wreat
NcyiDcul &Outn. % an0le ligQcr longs
y NIuOOD NlOr. &Wn pe be0ne
Somnibips uOOi Ell ubDrlct 5trWtuin9
paa 30 WIil Sirtunt blcp uola9t til
Momtlicu0s. 9lh0tt al bette &on0 lig=
ger Raraoile WulleD tilltcoeuoe Njreat
giortbern Ganen MiSiouyiilpoen %
/ Gll NlAooD Qalcn, men cr lint u.s
ieaCS NrUriclanO in0OUcr ira &loocn.
Setle yano er beli00enoe ira 10 til 30
Nlll pelt ira Statsgr0uicn melem "a
iota % 0tontana meo &Den 6ulberis
ion iun 30 Nil ira &giOro. Z. :.
MOUNOporUitcrne % Sarmcrnt bar
facet 0poc }iDlinQtr be liofc ire 9lnr,
fa QulI.sn &iO &O0Qaul par ben cncac
n0uui Nroi. Il. y. VinIIcl0 ira
Nlou,0nd experiment Station il0er. at
btorc NaumianO lmocs lite, enb Oct
omtring 0ulbcriion. 9lpiin0er bcr bar
D0gtt iom iol0er; 0apre ira 50hl &c
&uibcla per glcrc mcO 10 Yuno paa
&uibclcn; Sinirp Q iii 10 guibel5
l>ucOe IL til 25; Ypg 80 til 30 o0
Spells go til 50 Yui6el9 pr. 9ltle.
Gennc 2lplin9 bar man inaet pua np-
blUiIet yanO, o9 citcriom Yanoct bin
bcorc op0priet, pl oct ialle mere al Jig.
WlaojoyOcn CT rig. iOrt Mulo, II
6ommey ODb, mcO gelrebun0. Ser cr
mi &c9nldlo til at ioa 9Iplng bperi
2lur uocn taultig %anoin9.
6or lnloltUnoi0e SplDsnin9er aO=
Ortsier NlNr @ais, 300 So. Start Ct.
Gbicago ,Sn.. eiler ). ). &rue9Aer.
| @r0i. 0ulbertion VanOIeciera anO ,>m-
migration 9lsioCintion. 6ulbertion.
Mont.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

@aa bette 5iospuntt. "a Nrolierne
/ Rpbtrt@ GolmtD bar tabt &ontrolIcn
opcr GountppolitIttn uN tdbt oen foI
attn MI, oa ingcn cnielt @ralteI
lrnotrc tcr tommc meO otn 6oriitrina
til i'm &0@. at Seq ital IA '0drt' a.
0art" "AeQ itOl ia 6art Al Yicn"
MI. Oa DC met opri9ti9c blmOt oem,
Der Qoo Gro tacr mOcy politlIC
&oano 9it pmtring meO ejrciitrlim=
taugcn nOer forrigc &ol0tamp, bar
boitt ii9 Ior NoItcOilitu ido &aierHc
mt itaar olene moo ct belt 0ounm
mn ital 9iit umcnOc9 mo0 os. en- Sir
iaa inicrnalit, at Den maa Iaa tun 81
5par ira &nlgeyncs SiOe. Gen
0aanofWo @raiterc, iom Siat9maiti-
ucn 6olOtr peoliQe troos 6oltcts 4ro.
teit, pil hdue ilnt bDrcoc Saieier oto Dc
loreItaatnoe Caucus" fpr at uoiOr0rt
@reCincteta &Or9erC til at Oabcnb0re
i0r Dem, bOem De ltemtC pad ior to Han
liOen. NpaO oil !. Qooe &or9ere,
tUnte ON en- N}auo blau0t eoer, iom
bar 5r0t6tO moi til at optrU0t 0cn
,Rollc moo 8Ooe 9icpubltdnere Yi9e=
lOm ielUc &nl0i0uen lite ituloc uGre
6cmmeli0. Gn bel Gel al bette 9oun=
D9 gor9tre bar mcO ell bis % btretti=
get Stolt6co pe9t pad, at Dc cr "iulO=
bloo9 9(cpublltontre" &aicrnc bar
lo0t eotr ior Saucr, iom III me0 2iit
it0l iaNie9 / oerce 0eyrtra 6olo igjen.
Au0en Mnuo al noroiif &Dro oil oil
in0c iom 0erea Yateier peo Caucus.
&tte Ell Dil tulnc belpemme iig til al
ltaa ircm % be'ir0c Sin &ct lom BE
'publiiNncr at temme republltdnlt
Caucus. 50 man CT life Sau I0r
nogfn enielt pOlitiit &anOeliober. Sao
laa pOaliOcli9c, ratrp99coc &arlc bli0e
tiltcmt iom Gelc9attr iii 6ommton=
pcutiOncn, 1clc9attr iom cr repu6li-
taniilinOcoc not til al iorOre q iQuarc
0eol~ s pi9ie &rcoit trolier man fig
meO, at 6ullet moi lnoer ii9 oupcrc el=
Ter blonc paa 9}orlt= }lmcrltanif Nlca
uo5en lrolt mla oe 10 6ape.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

0IeO ltDre CDeritriIter bercttcr la0=
blaOcne, at Der MI eiter lllpticn San
6rdncisco life er no9en &lasicioritiel
oeru6e, in9en 6oritjel paa 5atdg %
Big. e er ale OF t6e l1bef. 5a,
bet laoer ii8 bpre; men mar man be-
tGnter, at De 69iaa ale cr iatti9c, lac
maa man crtjenOe, at 0en 3 Ntinuttr3
JtcDolution al y}aturelementerne greb
no9et ioritrGitcliN 1aarObonot iuo i
0aoOe FrlOateienOommen % be otalc
Samiunosior9o.oe III ioacaane
lJlultcy inn Ui lnrt bOOr mognsloie
Nielneitnc er o0:rior StiU5rea.
Spll &eo Oenns geilig6eo table ouer
ct 3ulinO 4Penaeiier Qiurt. mcoens ct
anOet tort 2tutdl 5lep gjort iii arp6-
liuge "a 3abet paa @ieuoom lommer
Op lem bunore N}illioner Cellars.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04
CenIplste Chrlsbrna Nutftfor sale.

Twenty six horse power engine fitted
with pump and injector and 70 inch
drivers, one 4iN6l Advance separator,
fitted with blower, weigher and feeder,
and two tanks, also cook shanty.
one gendy belt 8 in. ply 100 it, long
and one rubber belt in. ) ply 100 f..
long. Everything complete and in
good condition. Rig has been in use
but ninety days VIII sell for 500
AIBIN HOKONSON.
Crawford. $. y.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

Get norite }lpot9et / 5isieipn er
@oocoioarieret iOr $iolc6egcr. Baa
lammc Steo tesues Sueitri6cutCr poa
3iOsitriHet "Scr 6io"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

Nal9tampei for IN 2.ar r0cu gjorot
uoiltn 1ele 0Ouml0cts Seioltnin8 til
9tcpublitanerc. Saaoau 9aar oct
operdlt bette Souo, ua0r itl0c Rcpu=
bitten % 5oItoltpret faor paa Spil.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

o. toyt Q(aiteraoc 4Oilltt RJrt
}ntal @pootiorrin9er al bC89c &jgu
Der MI Ou,icr op NOiicrne, idaoanae,
ION Touuoiaa og ipruOiasoe ilIptier
Sau 5r0ncjscol
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04
lOarrants Calico.

Oht1> Of County Ircd:ur1r3obtrts
GoNniY.
Sisseton. $. D.. APR. lG. 1906.
All county warrant, up 10 and in
cluding register No. 2llo are called for
payment and interest on same ceases
at this date, april l6th, 1906.
YH0MAs THOMPSON
County Treas.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

t.IL t5l NNAIILl. MORTGAGE ~ Lie
| r...rt..larfo.f h,.r t,..l. in ta. ,,ott
f.a.-0t .5atfcl u.or,,a.r 4,.,fito 6af,
! i.-. U ,a.t ...e,.tlte .i i.ii. .f@5 i,s n n
tI,t,t,. lt,,f f,..,o.,- ~. .-,.,.. =. fo,,,,..,,,
t t1 t,- .,tt..i .l.pl..ll, n',,ie. ne lais ,t
,.,. ts+l.t ,f Ir...l..i u,o.t,4..r ,eh5rt q.
Xxx. FIJI, ud i.aIirr of .-itl -t1tf.,
, .tI. -.,. .h.,tf.. ,r.,-, .'',.' II
in ,..fI.tof th,. H,.0i4tat.If Dcsfs -
Rnh,.i-l. t',sinty ssonfl D.iEot. e, fanIa "a.
q foG 1tq.l5 s n ANA -.gI, ,f,-q1 In f'1ai
"a ~ t,n4.t.I 1..rr.,.,,,,. a,.u tn, n1fnrs ~
.,t,l i, f.,,I+ ,. .,f ..,,,-. f1fl,lr ~
t,,- r.. t,.i Iti SIM s,srf.l tnnrftl, -
=, ,.,-,tt-+- .r.t sf mn f,. 49, fi,.,-
a. rf. ,,t.,.I,,.,. i,,,Iti..n,' tli, ,,bnl ilit
.r,. 1...r-i.9f 4, a sfiI,niafIun ,nfaiu,.i IN
t. =, ,,-teu,. AND tht, au.olut ,.Iaiiurd 10 h.
moon t1e ,,bt,auc., secured l,,r said lnott-
% va Il. tipc ottr oI unticc me- sum az
.io.0a5. toectacr aitn ali COSTS Of this lore
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

eugene .. Gebs, ion itul0c buloc
6c,e0yag 0linaeapolls ManOaa
Naatte uoiUtte Dc. % rsii: bjsnl oa
5an5 gRoOcr, iieiae 2.ltlyam por al
9aast peo 3ooen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

.tu q, Ei0M NJ DUrg, AelfW % Smuuf
Al ym8erne. Set beoit D.D6ei ul brgae
mob @ors oG "or!loieI: - &es'e Scra.igt
oonru nHo SGr. 1ei cnsle ,ooltemeoiCin.
innl lite lor0CrOer Sorntlgiiemer men tner.
moo ioyoriUcr al 5Ortelslic ra ED emet
p,o al Uir.e iom u Id &r6lleSno0d Get
6gote for ooiie SortI olelis. omIbe oc.Gjg
bore 60, 1Gge5 : 'sWrlicN5 ApOl4eI
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

5muler" If @ern. @ang, cs uo-
tcmmct Tor 2lpril meo iol9enoe 5no-
5olO 6rclierne. Qlacta= 5muIer-
&rummer 5ra 5utteruoicttltmentet-
2ilNor9e. 0lefiitoieIes. }tpril Smu=
Ter. 6orila9 til &ronjngsgaue.
81 pr. Nargang. G43 33oma5 Ct,
1t. 4aul. Winn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04
Sucnifcr, 2nnifcr, gi0rOnlruO.

proicsior lrotl@ yano. osH DANTE
0ifoyiicr % GiateL BAR paa 14u-
ootbcitc SorlaN uOicnot ct Stri't om
"Gc ire noroiilc @yoortiolt"
0an ltilortr DC noyoiitc 6olt, DC tre
8yeue al Oen iUlc9 No,Ieltamme, iom
ne itorc &moyingey9 Sin ilo8 li9 9nco
/ 5tauonapicn. og eos QOem Grol-
tene blcp iprilclligI u0pyu3eoc ciler Dc
iorilltlliGe 9}ahuiurboI0.
) Sperige opiuliye0ts Ell "fIIttiM
iatug iyibdarcu Slo9t meo IOlt &Iii
"a Wlltter Sooer os SIM iom De
ore0t, blanlc, 9liOtnoe GlUe, lom Ma
lareu oQ Sillan SoaDs. l}cn umot
,n 0trnc llalt .ylaoe Sd Der aumoom
ipm ct .0li Cru9 al DC Ouutle 0jronlc=
ito8,g 5tmmt.ig9cOsiuloe @rn. 81
oObta ioltcs en- lln0trtmb iom al oct
Jaarotnc 5jc.o, ubonJsg.iM men NE,
Ell ioliom NietalIlan9."
Nloo S0o, / 9anmort breo Sl0-
ten paa, piOtltrott % ilaOt la0 gdn=
Oet @0lpo ptit % 7olt meO ppontrcot
Icr imsutm "alc i0lote meO Oel=
p.ciet 9l}anoitab. @Uernano liot
outnallct iom for Bl0li iorli9ti8 %
opQ lctiiu0i0. @oOliOenOc, men tune
iNoe iom QD5itiNr Soplto8 og sing
0citrgg opcr 9pngcnOe 9tu9Oipptr lct-
patte o0 inaticlpitns iOrl gOlgcItpalp /
SunO % &:t llOen 5ielOcts &olo-
ming, men Oog iti9c og reo0on8moC
true0e ira allc &anter % oite l0d
ucirlnnttc al &inoiieO, tanOc miOt I'M
Der Cper9olin9en, .reiicnOe fig after
ionl Sin eiter SlNh,
80 cnOeli9 CT 2er 9iorOmUnOcne,
iou GroA9 2unO itilorcr 0isit GrO;
5om &anO, iaa 5olt. Stcrte, liciIe
&iljer. iom life loO ii9 tnnttc DeO pore
.Nol0, tauit iOitret StorOaaO. Jig iclD
moi og Oo8 5ran9 til Glan@ og Stor-
oaao gi,ulpo mellem 6jeloenc. 0or-
0cot. rene, aoliemme Smo. mortc "a
iuocu0u8ie, men iclOiitrc o9 oiOtiro
Deuoc iro9ut. men mCO &NdrF,0H,
9jcnmciinrc. men lneO llOpe, iom iclOe
Sougmtycus &Qaoggn iitc tlnoc title.
})ppuit iom Sielolt, Der liqc let lc9ic
meo 2lareu @OOUcr og 9ddnoTat
raooIuart orcD en- &aaO aicnncn
&yaaoUo.
Iislc tie soft cr 5cupilt til iont
&rp0re At 0OlOc iammen. Oct GpiclL
Der ltaber Oereg 5amli0a Gptte, er IIte
Gn6eo, men GniQ6co. 9c noroIite
&olts Screening 5eitaal eng Sam=
plrten meucm ire irie. ai 1Inanoca Nal-
1Un9ige 6ol, iom ltr00cr MOD iaHme
Nloal.
Grcs Observation-Disclosures 9joc
Cmsan9Al let. ,ingM Scr er laa
Hltip,cno. % 5cuipn9iulO JON Ell
59curc ioo troiat iom ell 9}oyO
maHo, iaa joUa % ooieli8 iom en-
1aai,e. De er itiitcoc til 6Ullc9ot-
beioe 9joroca9 lore ymoclaUiytc.
6reO cr lioyoens lJloal e tre
Grooytiot paitcr at ior6tiue pcuhale.
So, at iitrc 6ycOea QGOOer ban 9too
ocnoig9eoen Al Ell pG5act &cutyaliiet
ntO lcrtc 5altn.ngT t1te TIE JJ9cr,
bi. a. uto 9tarOt GoO>n StodQom
p8 aJ56cn6aoa "a pcyie @cre
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

Gen 0anie 8r0oer &td-Cicu oc,
Ion'aocS ior nGfen uo0eyoinOclig 5r.
n li0 op6oiot lig / &riiiian,o. 90ol
9ioromanOCn ltoybea "a en- Jei Gel
u9,tlanoite SrnOere ban ggoUel &rGi=
tct. CpUisnin9crne cnote oeH i5oe
April mco. at 9Iorbed oUlrOan0! 3e4-
GlL.n.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

>5iapig groa oaalcs 9sicn, luc ioroac
,5lUaa Narlprshutifr
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-05-04

FuAp l.. FuLLER, Attorney
Milhank. South Dakota.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02
Es-ssu.,o. s.,nk In Washington

The Enterprise mentioned las, week the
call Of ex-senator Swink 70 Washington
TO give evidence bofoto the Congressional
Committee on the Philippine tariff. The
following press despatch Of the interview
is taken from tho daily press.:-
George w. Swink from Rocky Ford.
Colo. enlivened interest in tho hearings
on the Philippine tariff bill in tho senate
Philippine committee this morning. nr.
Swink held tho stand most Of the morn
ing. and before he got through he had
given the members Of tho committee
miniature education on farming in the
arid districts. They one and all agreed
that Swink knew his business. The fac,
that he was the person 10 give the frs.
Rocky Ford eantaleusos 70 he country
endeared Mr.. Swink 10 the committee at
the start and when he announced at the
beginning Of his remarks that he was lsi
a plain farmer and would talk 70 them in
farmers way. the committee members
hi,ehed Up their chairs to listen and gave
him free rein. Mr.. Swink told Of his entry
to Colorado IN 1871. when cattle raising
was the only industry. and his attempts
atagrieulture were frowned upon as liable
10 cut into the stock business.
He got his first sugar bee, seed. he said
in Germany. but it took several years ,c
get the farmers interested in raising
sugar beets in his section. In 1900 ,hey
started a sugar factory, and since ,her
the production Of sugar beets has grown
so fast that Mr.. Swink could hardly tel
its extent.
Senator Culbertson wanted Mr.. Swink's
ideas about the effect Of the Porto Rice
tariff reduction on the beet sugar in
dustry. but failed to get much snliehten-
msnt. as Swink said his investigations
had never gone that far. He brought ou,
many interesting facts for the committee
about the extent Of the sugar beet belt in
the west. and the effect the rainfall had
In lsssening the amount Of saeeharine
! matter in the bests.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02
Big Water storage Project.

The attention Of the public has been
80 taken up Of late with watching the
building Of sugar factories and railroads
that matter Of great importance TO the
agricultural interests Of the Valley has
not received tho attention II ordinarily
would or that It deserves. We refer to
the proposed building by The Fl. Lyon
Canal Co. Of a large supply ditch from
tho Arkansas River. northeast 10 Horse
Creek. for the purpose Of carrying sur
plus food waters TO their storage rsssr-
voir located between Horse Creek and
Adobe Creek In the western part Of Bent
County.
Tho Fl. Lyon Canal is one Of the
largest in the Arkansas Valley. and irri-
gatss large seops Of country In Otsro.
Bent and PFowsrs Counties. The farm
srs owning this canal feeling the need Of
bsttsr water supply 1t some parts Of
the season. few ysass ago developed =
large reservoir site above the line Of their
Canal. and built . supply ditch from
Horse Creek. spending something over
$50. 10000 In The work. While Horse
Creek discharges large amount Of food
water. yet Il has not proved ~ reliable
In furnishing water for storage a. was
anticipated. and the present move 10 for
lie purpose Of rs-snfoseing the supply
available for this reservoir BY taking
wasss from The Arkansas River during
food periods.
A party os survsyoss have bssn At
work for some tine under he direction
Of Engineer B. r. Powell os Aanzsnols.
who has finally heated feasible routs
Tor the ditch. The hsadgats win b about
one mile below the hssdgats Of the Hol-
brook Canal. and The ditch will follow the
general line Of that Canal its entire
length: but Il will bs built on less grade
than the Holbsook Canal. Altar parallel
Ing Il on the lower side = distance of
about 9 miles. Il will b carried under ,hs
Holbsook by means Of . syphon. and tho
balance Of tho distance run on tho upper
side Of Il. thus avoiding damage 10 tho
lands irrigated from tho Holbfook Canal.
Representatives Of tho F. Lyon Co.
have boon negotiating this weok for
rights o! way. and !; Is expected that a
special meeting Of tho stockholders of
shs. company will DO held a; an early
date. a; which plans and estimates Of this
ifnrroYsmen, will be submitted. and there
is li.;ie dogb. but ,hs, tho stockholders
will vote 70 60 ahead.
This Is . step in the righ, direction. as
the more water ,hs, Is stored for the
supply Of canals sifeadT built, tho bs;iSr
assurance is there o; raising satisfactory
and profitable crops. and tho greater tho
general prosperity Of tho Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02
Some prospee,ive Improvements.

After 4 long pofiot Of a0gu,iston With
tho Santa Fe tho Rocky Ford Trading
Co. has finally closed ean;rae, for a
twenty year lease q tho land on which
tho cid Dye wafeheasa stands. north oG
;hs crossing on Main ST.. and plans are
row on !eo: for tho erection Of Hns
warehouse on the site. as projected more
than year ago. The Consolidation with
tho E. c. Cook concern makes tho Rocky
Ford Trading CO. cover q good deal Of
ground. Since n. q. Dye took the man
aremsn, tho Cook warehouse has been
renovated and somewhat, restoeked ard
tho business Office Of tho eoaeera has
been moved 70 this building. A special
sale is on with tho obise. of reducing
stock preparatory TO pulling down tho eld
Guiding and erecting tho new one. The
house this week shipped two bugRiss to
patrons located at Grand Junction. across
the great divide. E. R Cook. who has
bean confined to his homo for several
weeks By illness. Is able TO bo in tho Of
fee again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

a now concern tha, will probably be
known as Stevens q Bristol has begun
tho manufacture Of cement blocks in
Rocky Ford by the Underwood Building
Block process. The location Of the fac
tory ~iII be determined by tho aeeossi-
bili,y Of the bes. grade Of sand for the
manufacture Of these blocks. But in the
meantime temporary yard for demon
s,ra,inT Tho working Of The Underwood
machine in practical way has been
opened on the Bristol property. corner Of
North Main and Ches,nu; Sts. Il is pro-
pesed later 20 erect a fine three story
building. running the full length Of the
10, on This desirable corner property. the
builSng TO bo Of esmen; blocks with stone
face finish. Such building will do Erea,
credit to the architecture of our main
hsfsirese street
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

The East otero Teachers Association
will meet at La Junta on Saturday, Mar.
5. at l:5o q. m. Program is as follows:
Spelling, paper BY Mrs. Miles, Discussion
led by Miss Taylor: School Sanitation and
Decoration by Mr.. Burke. Discussion led
by Mabelle Sebree. There will Be =
Question Box. Teachers Of the county
invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02
tjjudoo Wedding

As seen by Mrs. Simmons. in india AT
the Lafayette school house. Tuesday
evening. March 6. Costumes brought from
The Orient Music: instrumental and vocal.
Reeita,ions and impersona;ions. Ad-
mission. rs Children .i5
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02

The new school house across the river
in the Rocky Ford school district. which
was petuoned for by residents, was
opened for school work Tuesday. The
teacher is Oscar Miles. The building is
still in somewhat unfinished condition.
the windows for il having failed to ar
rive. The openings have been tempor-
arily filled with canvas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-03-02
TO CANTALOUPE GROWERS.

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with careful experienced
forty platform standards
furnished addition. realized
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