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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-11-01

ser nlnar mlklu a~uosuppsprettur landslns, sem
sumar voru minimum a0ur 0ldungis 6kunnar,
og Aestar hinar hirtu menn liti0 um e0a
ekkert.
Manila, h0fuoborg eyjanna,e or MI ao kalla
ma or0in 0l 0nnur en- hun var pa, or Banda
menn t6ku hama dr h0ndum Spanverja. ba
var hun lila bygo og svo 6Prifaleg ao hvftum
minimum, 00rum en- Spanverjum, var par varla
vic v@rt. H0fnin var svo grunn az st6r skip
gatu ekki legio par vi0 land og bryggjur
voru engar a0 gagni; en- a landi voru sam
g0ngur Pvf n@r engar vi0 borgina, nema dr
nnstu h6ru0um, Pvi a0 jarnbrautir lagu ekki
lengra, og vegir voru festir 6ruddir 90 6far-
ir UNI pam TINA ars er NEST rignir. MI hef-
ir borgin 0ll veri0 hreinsu6; stratin steinl0g0,
sorprennur lag0ar / aestum PETRA og 6Prifa-
legustu kofarnir rifnir ni0ur, en- goo hts byg6
/ sta0inn. Umhverfs borgina var diki eitt
miki0-likt Pvi, er tfoka0ist a mi00ldum um-
hverfs kastalaborgir- fult at nldnu vatni og
allskonar oPverra, er oft og einatt olli ban
venum sjdkdomum mccall borgar]y6sins. Nj
er Pao alt hordo og komi6 fagurt str@ti par
sem dixie aeur var. HI a Manila var eitt hio
beta hafnarst@oi i austurl9ndum og hvergi
auoveldara a0 gera mikla h0fn og COCA, en-
spanverja jar gerou par litlar umb@tur og aestar
voru P@r svo dr ser gengnar Pegar Banda
menn t6ku par vio stj6rn, a0 par gatu az ems
sma skip lagt az landi. Bandamenn hafa MI
dypkao ALA hofnina og bygt par st6rar bryggi-
ur, svo ao par geta MI legio hin starstu haf-
skip, og MI er par hin st@rsta og tryggasta
hofn / austurlondum. Ollhafnaviogero Banda
mama par / eyjunum hefr kosta6 FINN mil.
j6nir dollara.
sporvagnabrautir hafa verio lagoar svo
margar UNI borgina, al likast er PVT sem bezt
er I st6rbeium her I landi, og i fyrra sumar
var byrjao ao leggja nyjar jarnbrautir UNI
helztu eyjarnar. Sakir illra vega hafa autn-
ingar allirveri0 svo erfoir par / landi al bend-
UT Peir, sem ekki bda nalaegt kauptdnum, geta
ekki komi6 v0rum sinum til markaoar 90 hir6a
Pvi ekki um a6 framlei0a a landi sinu anna6
en- PAD, or Peir sjal6r Purfa til lifsviourv@ris.
pess vegna telja B%andamenn PAD hina mestu
nauosyn, 40 legggja jarnbrautir um landio. pa
geta bendur self v0rur sfnar og VIC PAD lifnar
almenn hv0t til ao r@kta HID frj6a land, sem
til Pessa he6r a0 mestu leyti legio 6yrkt.
P6stgongur voru engar upp til sveita i
FiliPpseyjum Pegar Bandamenn komu bang
a0, og m0rgum smab@jum voru engin post.
hds. M er par p6sthds t hverjum b@. Tele.
grafPr@oir voru par fair, en- MI cru Peir lag0.
If MILL allra b@j af eyjunum og hafsimar MILL
aestra byg0ra eyja. Filippingar cru Aj6tir
ao l@ra ritsimast0rf og hafa sjalfr pau st0rfa
hendi a destum ritsimast0ovum i eyjunum.
Eitt at Pvi or markveroast Pykir Peim,
sem kynni hafa haft af Filippingum sfoustu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
Penalties Of Prosperity.

After all II said II must bc conceded
that the apparent disregard for human
lifc In tho United States Is largely a
tribute TO progress and to tho indus
tries that constitute prosperity. Even
fatal railroad accidents. the largest
item In the list. cannot bc wholly
eliminated. though they can and oush,
10 to greatly reduced In number. but.
says the Indianapolis News. railroad
accidents arc only one Item In tho lis,
Of annual fatalities. There arc fatal
accidents In mining. building. manu-.
featuring and agriculture. They all
claim their victims aa sor; OF tribute
10 progress. though a very costly one.
Carefully compiled statistics show that
in tho i've Erca, Industries OF railroad
ms. mining. building. manufacturing
end agriculture no less than s5s.iss
persons arc annually killed or injured
Ia tho United States. This 10 at tho
tato OF over ono a minute. and u In
sipdcs only a few Of the larsrs, In
lius,sics.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
Northern Colorado Potato Crop.

Tho potato crop Of northern Colo
rado. which section rivals all others
In the world In the annual quantity and
quality Of its prodution Of potatoes
IL estimated for the season os
1906 ai $500 carloads. 500 carloads
less than that of last year. whose crop
was forty per cent. tina, Of the season
of 1904. whose 1900 carloads cx.
cccd.d Ill previous crops grown in the
Greeley district.
This years crop. shortly after iss
harvest. was valued Mt s2.o0O.0O0. bu:
shortaso Of cars to carry the crop
when demand and prices for II were
high will lose the community nj least
$3.50. 900 and cut down the value Of
the crop TO si.s5o.ooo.
Ninety.fve hundred carloads esti.
mated in sacks means 9.315.000 sacks:
in tons. 1ie. 800. and 4.75o.00o bushels.
The crop IA enough to fili train of re
frigcrator cars twcnty.nine miles long
or TO cover an area three and one.ha!f
miles long and three miles wide n
piled with sacks ten feet high.
Thirty thousand acres were planted
to potatoes this year and the average
yield was scventy.ninc sacks an aero.
The quality was the best ever grown
The cost Of growing sack OF poia
toes Is estimated at IS cents, which
makes tho cost OF producing the pres.
ent crop ts31.25o. leaving tho grow.
ers s9ts.o0o rs profit.
All potatoes going TO market from
northern Colorado are called Greeley
potatoes. bnt the district includes tho
localities of Fort Collins, Timnath.
Windsor. Braceweil, Greeley. Lucernc.
Eaton. Ault, Kersey. Evans. Pcckham
Big Bend. La Sale. and Johnstown.
and produces ninety-five per cent Of
all the potatoes grown in northern Cal
orado. Many farmers cut down their
potato average the last two years to
give place to beets, but It is said that
the potato acreage will be increased
the coming year.
The principal markets for Greeley
potatoes arc Texas. Oklahoma. New
Mexico. Kansas, Illinois, Missouri and
iowa. This year Arizona was added
to the list. as the California potato
crop. which usually supplies this ter.
ritory, was inadequate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
sio incorporation Fee.

Dcnvcr.-with one exception. tho
largest leo ever paid into the state
treasury for tho fiiins of Incorporation
papers vas that OF the r. !. Dufort
dc Ncmours Powder Company. which
on tho N inst. handed In at the acc.
retary of states officc check for
Sis.73s in return for their certificate
OF incorporation. The concern Is cap.
italiscd at s55.0o0. 900. and II incorpor.
atcd under the laws OF New Jersey.
d. G. Dupont, Alexis I. DUPONT and r.
8. Dupont are the incorporators. their
residence being given as Wilmington.
Delaware.
At the Office Of ". c. Howard. tho
local agent for the company. II was
learned yesterday that the company
recently bought out the California
Powder works. whose factory Is located
In San Francisco. and that the factory
there AMI the large new factory which
the DUPONT people are constructing
near Denver will both be operated 10
supply the western trade.
The only other papers ever filed in
the ofiicc Of the secretary OF state
which brought n larger fee into tho
treasury than those of the DUPONT cun.
cern. were those fled by one Of the big
trunk lines at the time Of Its reorgan.
ization. when fee Of $4,000 was paid.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Colorado proved hcr claim In 1906
TO be tho rcri,abio sugar bowl Of
America. and now leads without rival
all other states In tho production OF
sugar.
No, any more wonderful than would
bc tho sudden upspTinsing Of an infant
TO tho stature Of giant is tho won.
dcrsui growth Of tho beet sugar indus.
try throughout tho state. In eigh,
years. no more. Colorado has jumped
from the bottom to tho top Of the lad.
der In sugar production. and gives
promise with annual increases Of fac
tories. output and expansions In every
line of holding indefinitely that en-
yiabic position.
Tho only contestants to this claims
OF supremacy are California and Michi.
ean. Michigan. with her seventeen fac
tories and daily capacity of 1o.sso tons.
which In 1905 exceeded Colorado by
over 1000 tons. now Is forced to give
way to our II 400 tons daily capacity:
and California. with her $3.50 tons ca.
paci,y. will be out Of the running until
new plants are constructed. And then.
too. Colorado's mills are running every
day of the sugar campaign. and every
capacity Is tested TO the utmost TO han
die the immense crops Of sugar bcrts.
In other states many OF the factories
shut down part OF the time and their
operations are at best spasmodic.
In a single year ColoTado's output OF
SUGAR has been swellcd In value $4,000.
600, and the invested capital. outside
of real estate. has grown s5,Ois.VOo.
making for the latter the grand total
Of SIC. .295. 900. Farmers in 1906 were
paid 100000 more than In 1905, fac
tory labor earned 100000 more than
In the proceeding year. and field labor
alone earned s., go. 900 during the su-
ear campaign. About 25.610 more
acres were planted TO sugar beets than
| in 1905. and the beet tonnage exceeded
| the preceding year by 5VV,VuV tons.
The average yield per acre when raised
from eleven tons in 1905 to 15.s tons
| In 1906, which are extremely conseTSa.
tive figures. Reports are made oil
| Yields up to twenty-five and even as
high, in exceptional cases, as thirty
tons to the acre.
During 1907 and in time for the cam
paign there will be constructed and nm
ished another factory at Las Animas.
| by the American Beet Sugar Company.
1 which will cost close to 100000, and
at other points deals are on for new
factories. To every district where
there is beet sugar factory settlers
have been drawn, and beet fields now
mark the place where barren prairie
land formerly was.
Colorado has now fifteen sugar fac
tories. which, although two less than
| In Michigan, have an aggregate capac-
/ ity daily for slicinE beets which ex-
ceeds any other of the sugar best grow
Ing states.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Few Americans received r;oro
notable marks Of respect during their
lifetime than John Hay received dur.
lns his. and none has ever been tho
kubicet OF more interesting or moro
unusual honor after death than that
which has just been paid TO his NON.
Pty In Philadelphia In the presence
pf Secretary Root. Mr.. Hays sue.
ressor. tho congregation OF kcncsc,h
ISRAEL dedicated the nc~ stained s;ass
window In Its synagogue. placed there
in memory Of Mr.. Hay. No other In.
stance Is known In which Gcntiic
has been thus honorcd In a Jewish
synagoguc: bu, Mr.. Hays services on
behalf of the Jews at kishincf. Rus
n's. and his efforts to prevent dis.
rrimlaation against Jews In this coun.
tfy. cndcarcd him TO tho whole race.
Tho memorial window Is an express.
sion of their love and gratitude.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
The timber law
STRONG EFFORT TO DE- MADE FOR
IT0 REPEAL.
AID FOR SCHOOLS AND ROADS

Important Land Legislation That 10 70
d Urged In conersss-Biii TO Per
nit Prospecting and Leasing Min
ssai Lands.
Senator Hansbroush
has reintroduced his bill Of last session
to repeal the timber and stone act. II
provides for repeal and also that In NJ
ture timber ON public lands shall bo
disposed OF by the secretary OF agra'
culture to tho highest bidder.
Persons residing in the immediate
vicinity OF timber shall have permis.
sion undor tho proposed new law to cut
for domestic use free Of charge not
moro than 100000 feet. board measure.
per annum. And persons developing
or working mining claims shall have
FREQ use OF not more than 100000 feet
per annum for developing mines.
Tho bill provides that twenty-five pcr
cent. OF the proceeds Of sales OF timber
shall be devoted to school and road
purposes In counties from which tho
timber may be sold. the residue OF tho
proceeds to go to the reclamation fund.
Senator Nelson has introduced Dill
to carry into effect tho Presidents
recommendation. that coal lands shall
po icubcu iubtcuu VI botu. AtA1 p's " -
vides that the Secretary Of the Interior
shall be given authority to grant lcr.
mits for not exceeding one year to per.
sons to prospect for coal. oil. graphite.
asphalt. etc. on public lands and Lease
tho lands to them upon discovery OK
minerals for term to be decided by
tho secretary.
Lcssces must produce and market
minerals from the lands leased with.
out rebate or discrimination. or with.
out attempting to form n monopoly
to control the sale or price Of the prod.
uct OF tho mines. The rates ana terms
Of leases are to bc left to tho decision
OF tho Secretary OF the Interior.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has
transmitted to Congress the rccoin'
mcndation OF tho Secretary OF the In
tcrior. that an immediate appropriation
OF 100000 bs made TO carry Into effect
the Interior Department order rcquir'
Ing ficid examination OF all land entricJ
by special agent before Issuance "
patent. The recommendation was
based upon letter submitted by l.ani
Commissioner Richards. stating that
$4,000 entries arc pcndin. In tho gen
crni land once. OF which $3.50 are now
approved for patents. but patents not
issued. Entries arc coming In at tho
rate Of 5000 monthly. and to carry tho
order Of tho secretary into effect nm mp.
preparation OF S1s0.000 will bc needed
next year and 100000 annually there
after,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
Rocky Ford Enterprise
aocx1 FORD. COLORADO
Memorial Building At Arlington.
COLORADO

memorial b0Hoin0 N ArIin0tons
One OF the kindly suggestions in
President Roosevelt's annual message
Ia that there be constructed at Arling-
ton memorial amphitheater. an esti'
mate for the preliminary work on
which is contained In the report Of
the secretary of war. Tho Grand
Army OF the Republic In Its annual
national encampment has recommend
the appropriate observance OF Ne
mortal Day and as fitting monument
TO the soldier and sailor dead buried
In the beautiful cemetery. and the
president heartily concurs In the prop
osition. The old soldiers are getting
fewer and feebler. and when they take
part In the Memorial Day exercises.
says the Troy Times. It is right that
they should be made as comfortable
as possible. That is part OF the Idea
Of erecting such an amphitheater. The
structure would be still more I'M
pressiye as honoring the dead ut Ar
lIngton. And It would most aptly
symboiIze the reunited nation. Ar
lIngton itself was formerly the home
of Gen. Robert f. Lee. the knlghtiy
confederate commander. and In Its
soil rest no. only thousands OF union
dead but many who wore the gray and
who afterward served their country
when the call came and was respond.
ed to without regard to section or po-
iitical differences. The Arlington me
mortal should bc erected rs soon as
possible.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

How deep in the bowels of the earth
must oaa 60 TO avoid trcspassing upor
anothcr's property That Is a qucs.
tIon which an energetic jcrscymaa
proposes to solve. This gentleman
owns land near the terminus of one
OF the tunnels being constructed under
the Hudson river. and despite the dis.
r!aimcr Of the tunnel company sus.
poets that the bore penctratcs his
ground. To settle the matter he in.
tends TO sink artcslan wells on his
premises. He may strike water or he
risy strike the tunnel. In the latter
case he thinks he will have a case
agains; the tunnel company. And the
latter Is of the opinion that there are
ether bores than those connecting
New York and New Jersey.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Tho cut. small a. It 10. conveys .
good idea OF the size OF the building.
Its length and the number OF stories.
Tho higher portion at tho left. 10 now
In process OF completion. When Il 10
occupied. which will be soon. the main
aisle through the store will be 400 fest
in length and twenty feet wide. and
the entire door space will be seven
and one-third acres. Just imagine II,
acres devoted to the sale OF valuable
goods OF almost unnumbcrcd kinds.
where nearly 1000 clerks and othoe
employees arc busy every working day
In tho year. They and their families
alone would constitute very respoo.
table small city.
During the recent holiday season.
just before Christmas. one Of the Den.
vcr daiiics published cut from a pho
to8rnph. showing tho i.:s6 employees
then st work masscd In group In
front OF the store. II attracted much
attention. But Il would bc even moro
Interesting II cut could be made OF
tho hundreds Of thousand dollars
worth OF goods that were sold over tho
counters and Sont out to mail order
customers during the holiday period. Il
would DO hard TO estimate tho number
OF people who visited tho store In tho
three weeks preceding Christmas.
and the facilities Of the spicndidly
equipped mail order dcpartmon, wcro
taxed to the limit
Tho display windows alone were
worth going far to sec. Tho cnsiro
length OF hish plate glass front 10 $50
ssci. and the building has 2s6 plate
glass windows.
Tho fact that Its capital city can
boast an establishment Of this kind.
tho peer OF tho very bcs; department
stores In the country and paradise
for shoppers. IL evidence that Colorado.
70 no longer tho frontier for Il ID
the growth OF Colorado and the Rocky
Mountain region In population and
wealth that has madc such a store
possible.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
Denatured Alcohol.

washington.-The commissioner Of
internal revenue has determined to al.
low the shipment Of denatured alcohol
in tank cars Just as gasoline and kero.
sene is now shipped. Alcohol when
denatured will be piped in the tank
cars under the supervision Of the inter
nal revenue collectors. and when
filled. officially sealed. a tank car be.
ing considered package" The law
does not say what the dimensions Of n
package may be. This method Of trans.
porting the denaturcd alcohol will en-.
able its manufacturers to compete sue.
cessfully as to rates with the shippers
Of gasoline and kerosene.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
GRAZING PERMITS.
Stock Allotted to Colorado Forest Re.
serves.

washinstou.-Thc secretary Of aSri.
culture Wednesday allotted stock sra1.
ink permits for the coming season on
Colorado forest reserves ~ follows:
San Juan reserve. $4,000 head Of cat.
sic and horses and lsS.o0o head Of
sheep, m increase Of G.o00 horses and
cattle over last season.
San Isabel reserve. 1000 head OF cat.
tic and horxcs. $500 head Of sheep. an
Increase Of 1000 cattle.
Lcadviiic reserve. 10000 head Of cat.
tic and horses and Co.oo0 head Of
sheep.
Park Range reserve. 10000 head Of
cattle and horses. reduction Of 300
head from tho present years ailo,.
mcut.
Montcxuma reserve. $1,000 cattle
and horses and 10000 head OF sheep.
an increase Of 1000 cattle and horses
and 10000 sheep.
White River reserve. 10000 head Of
cattle and horses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
Y. N. c. A. CONVENTION.
Arrangements for Its Session at Canon
City This Month.

The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation in Colorado will hold their an.
nuai convention at Canon City, Janu.
ary cath to 21th. and the associations
all over the state are making prepar-
ations for sending delegates to the
convention.
The year 1906 has been one Of un.
exampled progress and prosperity for
Y. NJ. G. A. work throughout the state.
Value Of association property has more
than trebled, and the interest in the
work has never been equallcd.
The railroads have granted rate Of
one and one.fifth fare for the conven.
tion. and the people Of Canon City will
entertain n large number Of the dele.
gates. The convention will be open.
not only to members Of the associa.
tons, but to Christian men all over the
state. A remarkable list OF speakers
has been secured. among whom are:
Mr.. v. W. Helm. the international sec.
retary for the associations in Japan:
Rev. II. r. Coyle, DID,. of Denver; Mr..
Bruno Hobbs. secretary international
committee of Kansas City: Mr.. VIII.
lam +. Sweet. president Of the Denver
association: Mr.. c. s. Bishop, general
secretary of the Kansas City Y. NJ. c.
A.; Rev. d. u. Tyler. u. D.. Of Denver;
Dean A. c. Peck. of Denver; Mr.. Chas.
d. Hurrcy. secretary OF the interna-
tional committee OF Chicago: Rev.
Harris II. Gregg. DID,. Of st. Louis:
Mr.. Frank II. Burt, president Of the
Chicago Association Training Snhool.
and a large number of others. The
well.known chorister. Mr.. Louis ID.
Eichhorn, will have charge of the
music. and is at present engaged In
training a large chorus.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

II Is Just 40 years since Prince
Charles of Hohcnsoilcrn accepted the
crown of Roumania. which was con.
vcrtcd into a kingly one after the
prinelpaiity achieved Its Independence:
and the exhibition at bucharest.
which the king opened in the summer.
was intended to show the immense in.
dus,rial strides made by the country
under its Hohenzollern ruler. His
heir is his nephew. Prince Ferdinand.
who married Marie. eldest daughter of
the English duke of Edinburgh.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
VIII, eiee, Lobbyists.

Lincoln, Neb.-1n the Nebraska
House of Representatives Wednesday.
Representative whitman offered a res.
olution which provides that "if any lob.
byist shows up on the floor Of the
House while this body is in session.
the sergeant-atarms is instructed to
eject him. forcibly If necessary" Tho
resolution was adopted by vote OF
SO to 2S.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11
4rHE DENVER"
The Largest Department store and
Mall Order House West Of
Chlcaoo.

mali Cr0or HOUSE west o.
Chicago.
No Institution In Colorado 10 mosO
typical Of the astonishing development
and enterprise Of the state than tho
immense establishment of the DenvoI
Dry Goods Company on Sixteenth
California and Ftftsenth streets ID
Doavor.
Where less than twenty-five years
ago weSs only small residences. STANDS
q great building. full block In length.
hat awaksns the admiration OF al b.
hoaders. even from the great cities q
the East. Il 10 metropolitan In every,
detail Of it, construction. Arrange.
meat and the amount. character and
variety Of the goods displayed. The
shopper In Denver has all the advaAt-
ages that can be found In any OF tbs
big eastern cities. The building and
the land upon which Il stands repre-.
sent an investment Of e3.ooo.00o.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

A Connecticut Judge has ruled that
q turtle is not an animal. A compre.
hensive knowledge of natural history.
says the Boston Transcript. is evident.
Iy not required for admission to the
bar, at least in Connecticut.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

There are no apples in China be
yond the small crab apples. The com
monest native fruits are the mango.
iichee and mangosteen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

The kaiser is not vested with the
veto power, but he has good right
foot
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Table Of the number Of acres q
bcc,s grown In tho various districts
Of Colorado In 1906:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-02-06
oUTLoo X FOR MINES
OVER AT MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN, New, Feb. 4-Hav.
ing demonstrated Ly work on the sur,
face that Manhattan has rich and pr.
manent mines, a number of the min.
ing companies of this district are now
preparing to develop their properties
to greater depth and are now install
ing modern hoists.
The Manhattan Ivanhoe company
recently prchased large modern
hoist and will Immediately begin
sinking the shaft to depth of 1000
feet on the ledge, which has been fol
lowed to depth of 800 feet.
1t is thought that the mines of Man
haitian will greatly increase in value
when they are opened up to greater
depth Manhattan will be one of the
lveliest mining camps in southern
Nevada this spring and summer, and
hundreds of men will be employed.