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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-24

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13
ROCKY FORD. COLORADO. FRIDAY. APRIL IL, 1906.

ffem the separate wards are voted upon
by all Of tho qualified electors Of the
CITY"
BY quoting the above and giving it this
heading. -Will be the Same Here" the
Gazette Enthusiastically Indicated the
citizsns committees unqualified approval
Of the method Of voting which was adopt
ed.
The issue Of the Gazs,,s Of March 20
contained an article from the Denver
News IN which the following Statement,
appeared:
'Nsarly all Of the city attorneys who
have thus far Inquired seem 20 place
such a Gons,Gueiioa on the present
sta,i,s" !. G. the city sh2uli vote as
whole Tor aldermen.
Ths szms article says Attorney Gelsr-
Al KILLER. while dssiilina 20 give an SiII-
cial decision. no state 0itisa being lHyolV-
cd. privately expresses tho opinion that
all tie voters o. city oi the second class
should vote on the aldermen Of each
ward"
In the Ugh, o! these extracts from tho
organ Of the Citizens party Attorney
Gob!n's dsaial Of the mutual uadsrstsnI-
ing seems much Ike a happy after
thought
This view Is further sustained by the
lac, that tho issue o. tho Gazette giving
the result Of tho election did no. say a
single word In criticism c! the manner o!
voting,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Sanford Dodge's appearance at tho
Grand Opera House on Saturday. April
l4,h. as Marc Anthony In Shakespear's
sublime tragedy. Julius Caesar. will DO a
rare opportunity to enjoy new rovola-
ton Of this great artists Illuminating
genius. His conception OF tho role. his
creation. his production. his company. and
tho play itself stand. perhaps. for tho
most popular conception Of entertain.
mons allied with fine art Il Is q matter
Of eongrAtulation that the frs: presontA-
ton in this city Of tho grandess Of all
tragedies Is to DO entrusted TO rs clover
an actor as Mr.. Dodge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13
ROCKY F0RD'S NEW DEPOT
TO Be THE BEST.

Our new depot promises to be an
clesan; one. IL will be patterned at
ter that At Colorado Springs. but will
be larger and better. Pressed brick
will be used. with trimmings OF stone.
which will give !, richer appearance
than the Colorado Springs structure.
which is bull, wholly Of stone. Ali
the modern conycnicnccs will be pro-
vidcd and the station ono of which
Rocky Ford will be proud. Perhaps
We have done well to wait with more
or less patience. thereby securing n
much finer building than II construct
cd several years ago when we though,
We ought surely to have had the
larger and better depot.
The present depot will be moved to
the ground now occupied By the main
portion OF the Rocky Ford Trading
Cos. warehouse now being torn down
and used as a frcigh, depot.
When the new station shall have
been completed. with an clcgan, park
jus, across the track. Rocky Ford can
not but make n favorable impression
on all Santa Fc passengers.
The Enterprise is no, advised as to
~Ass work viii begin. but doubtless
a, an carly day. and when once COM
mcnccd will be pushed rapidly to COM
pie;ion. The approximation for the
station is $1,000. The eastern end
Of the building will be 30 fec, from
Main street.
In another column those interested
will find City Troasurer's Hardy's call
for warrants. Tho sum which Is now on
hand ready for tho holders Of warrants
aggregates $500. perhaps the largest
call ever made by Rocky Ford Treas
uror,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13
EASTER FLOWERS
Roses 81 per doz. Carnations
IS cent, per doz. Also a line
line Of Blooming Plants at
BurreIl's.
A Safe Proposition.

II you desire to sell eggs this winter q;
so and 30 cents pe' dozen you should be-
gin preparation now by securing eggs for
Matching from Wilson'S Standard Bred
Brown Leghorn and bred TO lay Barred
Plymouth Rocks. Eggs 81 90 per sit
ting. Phone 1924 White.
S6-a Thos. r. Wilson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Colorado lawmakers should devise
some way OF getting at the ''get-rieh-
quick" mining and loan schemes that
are being operated from this state.
We will get bad name frs thing
we know.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Burrell has just received wire from
L. NJ. Lyon giving notice of the placing of
an order for 1000 dozen baskets for the
cantaloupes which Mr.. Burrell is growing
in California. 1t is estimated that 1000
dozen baskets will be required for Cali
fornia, for Rocky Ford the same number,
and at least 1000 dozen for the Florida
shipments. The baskets are new style
especially fitted for shipping with safety
and handling with ease and hold one
bushel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13
ROCKY FORD'S
Fifteenth FAIR.
4 Fail Mes;ing of Directors Deter
mine To flake the Coming Fair
the best of the Long Series.
Fair VIII BE Held sept. 4, S. o and 2.
watermslon Day Being Thursday
September TIh.

The directors Ui The Arkansas Val
ley Fair Association met q. tie Office
OF &. AZ. Hail. DII Elm 8yeHur. puT-
suaUl % call, there being present
J. W. Beatty, President, l.. z, Fcnig-
son. Vice rFc ilent, g. 81 Hall, Sec
TctaFy. ]. u. Crowley. J. *. Dye. W.
ID. Purse W l., StrsrnhergeF. lew
i SVinS. "a, NanEuskiFk, T.. ", Ilar-
sin and a. Sieh1l.
This bripg the first meeting % the
Directors since the siocthoiirTi
meeting. the election 0l officers was
held. which resulted as follows:
J, W. Beatty. President.
l., X. FcnlAspn. Vice President.
II. a. Dawlcy. Treasurer.
G. NJ. Hall. Secretary.
Executive Committee W. ID.
Purse. II, NaHBuskiFk. G. NJ. Hall. II.
a. Dawiey. J. W. Beatty. +. NJ. Har-
sin. Lewis Swink.
The dates OF the Fifteenth Annual
Fair were fixed on September 4. 8. 9
and 2: Watermelon Day 10 be Thurs
day. Sept q.
SupcTintcndrnis were selected for
the different departments. as follows:
Glass A.-Farm and Garden Pro-
duets.
+. X. Biinn. Superintendent.
Class B.-FFui;S.
J. III. Crowley. Superintendent.
L. n. Berry. Assistant SupeTin;cnd-
en,.
Class c. - Kitchen and Pantry
Stores-Dairy Products.
Mrs. +. NJ. HarSin. Superintendent
Class D.-Painiing. Drawings and
Fine Arts.
Mrs. J. w. Beatty. Superintendent.
Class E.-Tcxtiic Fabric. and La
dies Department.
Mrs. NJ. J. Anderson. Superin,end-
Class G.-Floral
Mrs. =. X. Blinn. Superintendent.
Glass H.-Poultry and Pet Stock.
II. c. Jones. Superintendent.
Class I.-Swinc.
o. II. S,auffcr. Superintendent.
Glass E.-Shccp.
!. l.. Wcigand. Superintendent.
Class Cattle.
+. d. HaincS. Superintendent.
Class M.-Horscs.
w. l.. Siekcnbcrgcr. Supcrin,end-
cnt.
Louis Swink, Assistan, Supcrin,cnd-
cn,.
Class N.-Apiarv.
George o. Gould. Superintendent.
w. ID. Purse. Supcrintcndcnt Track.
Lewis Swink. Track Marshal.
+. NJ. Harsin. Chief of Police.
The superintendent of the grounds
was instructed to have row OF Caro-
lima poplars set on the east side OF the
cast stables.
1t was ordered that in case of va
cancy in office, or absence of any Of
ficcr Immediately preceding. or during
the fair the president and secretary
shall have authority to fill such va
cancy by appointing substitute for
the time being.
The supcrintcndents in each depart
mcnt will at once be notified of their
appointment and requested to make
suggestions as to changes or addi-
tions to the premium offerings in
their respective departments: and that
as soon as reports have been received
from the supcrintendcnts. that an
other meeting of the board be held
for the purpose of completing the
1906 premium list. in order that the
same may be promptly printed and
early distributed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13
G. A. Z. Resolutions.

Tho following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted at regular meeting Of
Wadsworth Post No, e5, G. A. R. on
April 9Th.
Whereas; Our Comrade. S. J. Barkley
has been employed as park caretaker for
some time. as far as we can find out he
has performed his duty to the entire sat
isfaotihn of all our citizens, and we know
that he has done so carefully and consci-
entiously, the condition of our beautiful
city parks demonstrates the fact, we
learn with regret that at the last meet
ing of our City Couhcil they removed our
Comrade Barkley, not for any cause that
we can find out, and employed in his
stead a person lately imported from the
distance.he being relative of one of the
council.
Resolved. That Wadsworth Post No.
e5, G. A. R. earnestly protest and con-
demn this action of the council in remov-
ing faithful employee to make room for
a relative.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tions be furnished to the Mayor. and City
council OF Rocky Ford, and copy be fur
nished'our city papers for publication.
Attest: P. j. WEST,
j. II. BURR, Commander.
Adjutant.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13
For Sale.

Owing to tho illness Of my wife we
havo to seek lowor altitude and Of
fer for salo my intores, in tho Holbrook
Contor store. W. E. BRowN.
Address Rocky Ford. r. F. D. |. phone
6s2 Black. 4l-tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Wanted d-Psrghsroa and Coach Stall
lions from oas 20 SIX years old
Address ~. F. Oillon. s2l Ess, Fourth
street. Pueblo. Colo. sG-i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

E. J. Kellogg. one of our comparatively
new citizens. formerly Of Linn county,
Missouri has found work plentiful in his
lne-plastering.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Tho Abe Lincoln Mine & Milling Co.. of
Bowerman will increase the capital
stock from 100000 to 100000 shares
Of par value of 81 each. The property
is looking most promising.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

L. E. Cassidy is greatly improving the
furnishing of his restaurant. and the large
cabinet made by Lansing Tuttle is most
creditable to Rocky Ford workmanship.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

For sale-ons saddle ard buggy horsa
and one fine yssfling colt. Call at the
Enterprise Office. i6-t'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Dirango has expended 100000 upon
its water system and Congressman Hogg
has introduced bill to give tho city lands
for reservoir site. A similar bill will
doubtless give Mancos so acre reser-
voir site.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Lss,-A brown sable squirrel collar
cite. fiat. Finder please return 70 EHtsr-
prise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

H. Otis Brown is building for the city
a cement sidewalk along the north side
Of the City park. it being part Of the walk
to the Washington school.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

For Sals-SiE room houss with cellar.
Inaalre at Eesidshee. 2o5 n. 9Th street.
F. o. Rcsser,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13
Special sale on ladies fine foot
wear and wash goods at Hilfiker's.
Great Loom End Sale.

The demand has been so great Loom
Ends will only last few longer At
The Ramsay D. g. Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

The foundation Of the new M. e
church is going in rapidly, steam con-
crete making machine doing most of the
work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Alex Yant recently sold at Kansas
City 10 stockers at 4.lo: ls stock COW S
at $2.7o: ls stock heifers at $500; 81
calves at S5.55.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

For Sale. Loudon Raspberry plants, &c
each. $500 yer 100: $40 per 1000.
J. Q. Hunt.
Phoro 2oS White. s5-sZ-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

Burrell's seed house is doing rushing
business these fine spring days, having a
force of nine in the house and then being
short Of help to handle the orders as fast
as received
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

The loss of the city position seems to
have worked to Mr.. Barkiey's advantage
as he has secured the job of watchman
at the Swink sugar factory at a higher
wage per month than he would have re-
ceiyed from the city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.

Or. Sapero. tho Denver specialist. will
again DO In Rocky Ford 4, tho e Capt.
tan hotel. one day only. Saturday. April
gath. Ss-SI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-04-13

See our Beet CuItivators and
Seeders. Best Out. The Rocky
Ford Hardware Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
SPRING cATARRH
Rickert u Wells Sell Hyomei Under
Gs.aranfs0 of Care.

Ihe pianauahln weather 81 spring III
directly responsible for The prevalence
uE sataushal Troubles In Haaau Nc the
tiieslsnt tisnr.
As result, Rickert Aclis hfNc had
Il larger s.tie fof tlypmel Till past wees
tlttis asel before HI Till years That they
haze hanalea this reliable treatment for
sise elun I'll rs,isttali
Unlike flse ordinary remedies that
have been used Ill catarrhal troubles,
there " yNo stomach dosing With liyensei
IL ii Dfeuthril through Il neat pocket in-
8ilaler Thai comes With every outfit, anil
i'll halsaniic, antiAepsie healing psne
afates To she most remote erlls IL the
bose. throat aud hinge, Killing ALL eHt
gsuqhai GERMS Dealing. the ifritafpd spuus
oits membrane, and eiieetiiag Il eOnplate
and petsnaiapt eAtfe
II there II Il single catarrhal eernl iii
( 4hn N ssnlil, lEsou,ei Viii search ii nttt
asld absolutely DESTROY III, completely
erndieating Tile hpttbhs The remedy lEl~
4snaae ~ many ealfes aalpil4 their Gus
sonsers that they oIEer u pay Tor N
slsinspIses II ii aocs not benefit egeia
the worst easr III eatAfrh.
Tile complete outfit costs onleSl com
sitting III III inhaler. paeiieinc dfopper,
and hntile III HynAnpi, While extra bot !
ties III iivonti ean be obtained fur 80
rents There Will NOT be- even tslis small
expehss X iiNomei does not cure, AZ
hey will return yoai money
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
MOUNT WASHINGTON SOLD.
May Form Nucleus of Public Forest
Reserve

Lancaster. Y. IT., May :. 4 property
t.-.asfer which may have i bearing on
the setting apart of The White Noun
tnins as i forest preserve was reported
IN the county court house Yesterday.
when thp sale oF 10000 acres OF timber
lssll. including Mount Washington. was
entered upon the official books Of the
county The grautor Is Robert osgood
and the purchaser the Garland, Cobb &
stab company. which was formed for
thu purpose Of buying IN the property.
The company Includes b. 6 Garland
ot Whiteheld Z. q Garland Of BARTLETT
and f NJ. Cobb Of Conway and A. M.
Stahl of Berlin. all prominent business
men Of those places. II Il stated that
the territory transferred may form the
nucleus 81 the White Mountain region
which. under y bill now pending IN Con
gre~s. wonld be made into Il public pre-
serve. The consideration OF the sale
Is understood to be between STD0 900
and SsO0.n00. Mount Webster i also
included III the. area which extends
through part Of Goes county and Carroll
county The land was bought b Mr..
Osgood last july under mortgage
sale In connection with the litigation
over the affairs 81 inc Bartlett Lumber
company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
declared ne Journal approved M the

declared NE Journal apprpsed w the
regular motion.
Ms. sherman pf New Work, chairman
M the Indian affairs committee, moved
tllat the rules be suspended, that the
Indian appropriation hill III taken from
8Iie speakers table ana sent to confer
ence. HI this Mr. Williams demanded
il second. MI. sherman tllen asked
unanimous consent that ii second be
considered ~ ordered Again Mil vii.
lianis made Hi protest manifest md
tellers were necessary til order thu sec.
sonl. The rules were suspended and
the motion adopted Thp following con
ferraes were then appointed On The liai
diam appropriation bill sherman 81
New York. Curtis III Kansas and Stephl
ems Ut Texas.
Mr.. Hepburn " Iowa presented Al
order giving TO tile pure food bill, fht
bill III restrict Immigration and THE
hill providing i code If penal faws foi
the United States, The same right h.
appropriation bills and making the codt
bill special continuing order for con
sidrratinn III every session 81 thc House
whenever the House shall by vote LAKE
b recess from the iasual hour pfis.iionrn.
ment until I II. fa., the evening sessions
not tx continue after 1920 n. in,is3
Tho Hepburn order giving the bill
the right nj way III the House Wa
adopted, Iss 10 tf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08

GOOSE EGGS
FOR COLLINS
Athletics D0Wned Him Yes
terday, 4 to 0
.WADDELL WAS THE STAR
The Champions Bunched Their Hits OFF
Winter and Had Comparatively
Easy Time Through

Rostons May g. Naddeil's pitching
was toh much for the home team yes
Sterday afternoon, and philadelphia won,
even scoring shutout By The score
ri tn D. Waddel allowed hut six
scattered hits and struck out eight men.
The eight hits Of Winter were Al the
right time,
The Athletics scored the first quarter
~ their total iii the first inning. With
two down. Winter walked ArmbruSter.
Davis hit 10 hard at Grimshaw that
Grim WAS knocked over Ferris recap
tured the sphere and threw to Collins
to catch Armhruster. who WAS going
70 third. Collins failed 10 hold the
throw and tho tally came In. Seybold
famed, Collins got as Tar sss third
base III thu third. After he had singled
Ii left and Stahl had put safe one
ii center, Parent hit "a Gross. Who
headed oil Stahl 1T second, allowing Col
Inns 10 rea third. Parent took The
second base. tsit Freeman wasn't equal
to the opportunity aud stsasek out,
ON Davis single and Seybold's long
three. hasgea 70 right field the visitors
scored another ii THE fourth inning.
Collins kicked on the three bagger
claiming ii was i foni IN the firth Wad
dell walked and Hart~el hunted safe.
After BroutherS had famed Afmhrustef
singled over Second and WaddelI went
in with the third tally. The final run
by the yietors came III the sixth inning
on Marphy's hit 70 right field for three
bases and Schreck's single 10 left. BIOS.
ton never Was really in the game.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08

Denounced fol- Trcachety--Ail Hope VI
Democratic Alliance With Radical
Republicans fpr Limited Court
Review Ended.


Washington May II Senator sAllisosl,
vllo lias been confined ~ biz home Pr
Illness, Yesterday afternoon arose IRON
his sirIsbpa and drove N the Capitol
ta inirsduee I'LL amendment ~ The rate
| Bill. which HIN bcen accepted by TIM
President,
ma effect u sIla s0reaflcd Allison
Mlnnalhpnt Mas everywhere discussed
'ybSteralg, both among senators ansl
REPRESENTATIVES. Radical Republicans
agid Democrats vigorously a~sailesl the
president III what they called II SIR.
render III his position. senator Dollis
ser and some III tile other radical RE
snhliean., who heretofore have supposed
that they we're fighting for The atliuinias
ration lEian and negotiating fpr Demo-
sabse support, we're angered brrallse tho
President. by intioraine the new amend
tsaent, Mud broken iii nll hope III Demo.
static alliance with radical Republicans
ia pass limited review amendment.
democratic senators were sare hneause
talN President, after Fighting with them
soF weeks, h.sti Tilted theni.
s'io desert ii hatl enough, declared
one Democratic senator. hut 10 shoot
yntir comrades 81 Won desert Il tlie
height ~ infamy.
senator Bailey viii lend the 3cna,
etglts III lighting the amendment, and
Will show, II ii Said, that the Presi-
iient was negotiating With Democrats
through radical senators ID support d
radical proposition when he assented ~
tho compromise,
senator tnIlom predicted that the Al
liSfn bill would he adopted.
Conservative Republican senators con-
tinuo To maintain that the amendment
meets slisir demands as 40 court re-
sipM, bsit most III the friends 81 ttf
original Ilephnrn bill hold II will mol
essentially modify that measure,
feature Of rate proceeding this week
Miii be- on effort to haye express cora
laNies specifically included III The bill
Hi subject @ government regulation
Senator In Toilette win lead this move
snent with strong Democratic support
When consideration 81 the bill was
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
CURSED PASTOR.
Chicago Clergyman Shouted At IN
Church by Angry Woman.

Chicago. ILL.,. May s.A large audi-
enre at the st, James Methodist church,
Forty-sixth street. and Ellis avenue, was
thrown into turmoil Sunday evening.
when the pastor. the Rey. William A.
Quayle. was denounced nj The close Of
his sermon hy 4 womam who rose from
i peW III the centre of the hanse aud
declared the pastor IL he .1an ignorant
IRAN. preaching oI things Of which he
knew nothing. After she had shouted
her protest, in spite Of efforts 81 the
orgsnist. who tried 70 drown her voice
BIZ playing hymn. the woman turned
aud walked out of the church, m'ltter
ing curse upon the sermon and its
author.
Thn WunanS natne WAS not learned.
Init II Il leliexel that she Ii Al tfauee
nadiun, Iif. Quayle's sermon had, cell
sisted ehieHy 81 4 ssathing ARA igllnarIIt
IL certain ideas Which, III zui1e quarters.
has taken possession of the public mind.
and i warning 70 hi@ congregation to
he III their guard against them. Among
other things, the pastor a~sailcd the
principle Of The open shop. and the
mania for consulting spirit mediums and
naImists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-08
SQUARE OIL DEAL
MEANS GREAT BOON,
The People Would Get Large Part
Of s45,ooo,oOo an Independent
Saws.

pittsburg, Pa. May s.sFor | & years
NE hayr been eontcnding for square
deal. and from the Presidents message
ii looks Ill ii ON labors were ID be rel
Warded III last said James M. I1ee Of
the Pure Dil company, one Of THE lead
iisg independent concerns III the country,
yesterday III discussing the message III
President Roosevelt II Congress Oh the
Standard Oil company.
III We would get equalization of rates
and other things we afe entitled 70, and
which tho Standard Oil company en-
Joys, il would prove great boon 70
many people. Instead Of $45,oo0.0oo
profits going into the Golfers Of the
standard Oil company yearly, i large
part of that amount would ~ into the
pockets OF the people
With competition ill., the oil business
/ ihes price III oil would be lower 10 the
consumer. and the producer would DO
given fair market prices for his prod,
luce, and would not, ~ NOW, have to-
take what the STANDARD Oil company
offers him.
Many wells abandoned now in west
fern Pennsylvania and other places that
cannat be- worked ut d profit would be
started UP. again. for then the price Of
! crude oil would be Increased
III III. Rogers and John d. Arch
bold Of the Standard OIL, hi discussing
the Garfield report. say: III Ii unim-
lportant- lOf the 26,00000o barrels Of
oil annually manufactured l5.oOU,0uo
barrels are exported yearly. and with
| its manufacture and price the American
public II not Interested
II wonder II the Pure Oil company
people are not Interested III IL when
We have daily production of 1900
barrels and have ageIt ID sell our prod
net In other countries"