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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10
COEUR D'ALENE SHOWING.
Idaho Mines Have Had Fine
 Ycar

Spokane, Jan. 5.-The mines of the occur a Alene in Idaho, will make a good showing for the year 1907. The gre tonnage for twelve months is S4J,- VVo tons. Dividends declared during the year amount to $5,700, 900. The di- vidend earning of Coer d'Alene mines TOT 1906 were S5,6o0,000, against frac- ton over. $4,00o,oO0 for 1905. For 1907 the dividend disbursements were S5. : 100000, swelled by the Federal compa- ny SSOOO December declaration, and dlvidends by the Bunker Hill & Sulli- van Co., the Hercules company and the Hecla company. The division of divi- dends by local mines In 1907 will place the Bunker Hill & Sullivan at the head wlth about s2,000,o00; the Federal com pany, operating four mines, second, with sl,710oOO; Hercules third, with about Sl.0o0,000; Hecla fourth, with an even s500.0o0, and the smaller dividend payers making up a grand total of nearly s6,O00,000. The yearly dividend represents an ore production of approx imate total gross value of s19,600, 000 thus showing annual net earnings euui- valent to 30 per cent.
 There is a feeling of optimism in the Occur d'Alenes. because of the uplift of the price of lead
 On December IS lead reached the quotation of ss.40, and there 1t stopned For several days 1t remained at that figure and then the reaction set in and step by step it has advanced since then. till s3.6o was reached, the latter part Of the week. where 1t again stood till the week ended
 That 1t will take long time to reach the $6 mark, where 1t stood less than six months ago. Is admitted. but 1t Is not necessary for the metal to reach any such figure, as that to make min ing in this district profitable
 The Occur. d'Alene district is tho greatest lead producing camp in the world. and consequently has great effect upon the markets. The Success. Hecla and Morning are the dividend paying lead mines that have closed In addition to these, numerous properties that were shippers, but had not reach ed the dividend paving stage, have also closed. This curtailment, 1t is figured, must have It's effect upon the market, as lead is staple product.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10
THE STOCK MARKET
Last Hour Yesterday Was the Most Active One Since
 the Panic.
HIGH FIGURES REACHED
Reading Leads in Strong Advance That Lasted Through
 the Day.

The market started firm and contin ued to rise. under the lead of Reading, which was S-S points up by o'clock on very heavy trading. Union Pacific was midday feature advancing about s points. American Smelling. Copper, Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific. and other issues also exhibited good deal of strength. There was no particular news outside of the continued improve ment in the money situation, which should account for the rise in stocks. But it was suspected that a movement against the shorts would account for some of the advances This has been pronounced in Reading.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

The market exhibited great strength right up to the close, highest prices since the October panic being reached by many issues The standard issues continued to lead-which gave satis- faction. feature of the market up to near the close was that there was no ing the day, but prices held well up, and all of the offerings were easily ab- sorbed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

From Philadelphia the statement was wired that the Pennsylvania Railroad company is not contemplating any financing at the present or in the near future. Pennsylvania advanced with the general market. Trowbridge x Co. bought 2,oO0 early in the day, while Post & Flagg sold 1000
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

Reported over private wires of Prince < Whitely. members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchangea New York office. 52 Broadway and 10 Center street. New Haven.
 New York. Jan. 9.
 Open. High. .Low.Last.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prince & Whitely, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanres New York office. 52 Broadway and It Center street. New Haven. Conn.
 New York Ian Q
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn blower & Weeks. members of tho New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes. New Haven of'ice. 27 Center street
 Boston. Jan. g.
 High. Low Bid Asked.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

Activity in bonds was a leading incl dent of the day, the number of issues traded in being considerably larger than for many weeks past. The total to 2 o'clock was s2,500,000. The strength of bonds was largely due to with time accommodations obtainable for all periods at per cent, some of- ferings being reported below that fig. ure.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10
NOTICES.
THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY.
 New Haven, conn, October 29, 1901. To the Holders of the First Mortgage 6 per cent. Bonds of the New London Steamboat Company, Due January l, 1908, to January 1. 1916. inclusiye:-- The New York, New Haven end Hart ford Railroad Company will. on presen- tation at its treasurers office in the city of New Haven, Conn.,. or at the office of Messrs J. r. Morgan & O.. In the city of New York, pay at par and ac' crued interest to the date Of presenta- ton the 6 per cent First Mortgage Bonds of the New London Steamboat Company due--
 January l, 1908.
 January l, 1909.
 January 1, 1910.
 January l. 1911.
 January l, 1912.
 January l, 1913.
 January l. 1914.
 January l, 1915.
 January l, 1916. THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &
 HARTFORD R. R. CO, o2s If By A. S. MAY. Treasurer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

On the advance there was large supply of Great Northern. It was not pressed for sale, and 1t was thought to probably come from the same source as other recent large amounts. One i'm portant commission house has disposed of about 4o000 shares lteely. and again yesterday was a seller to the extent of about 1000 shares additional
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

The volume of trading yesterday was the heaviest in more than month, or since December 5. when 1000, 900 shares were sold. The last hour was the most active since the panic.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

London bought moderately, probably 1),000 shares, in this market, The re- ductlon in the, discount rate of the Bank of France from to 3 12 per cent affected sentiment favorably on the other side. Discounts at most Flu ropean centers were easier, and this induced considerable buying for invest ment The American market, 1t is re- ported is regarded abroad IS the cheapest market al present for invest rlents.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

One of the reports, about was that part of the bull account in Reading is being aided by the sale of finance bills drawn on Paris. The street was filled with tips as to the high point that the stock would reach on it's upward move ment. The most conservative tip was 110, while others ranged as high as 125.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

The real reason for the outburst of strength In Reading was probably buy Ing on the current belief that Congress will pass bill deferring the operation of the Hepburn law, which goes into effect on May l, until its constitution Alfty can be passed on by the United States supreme court.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10

The process of piling up the money stocks of the world in the banks has now been going on without interrup- tion for several weeks It may soon be q question of the lender seeking the borrower The reduction in the French discount rate from to 3 1-2 per cent, Is another milestone along the road of internationally improved Rarkats.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-10
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by Kimberly. Root & Co.,, Investment Brokers ls3 Orange
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
State Bank News

District Court will convene next Mon
day, at which time Judge Rizer will set
the date for the hearing of cases against
the defunct State Bank.
On Monday Judge Rizer. in company
with Receiver Hall and Senator Swink,
inspected the Fenton and Shelton lands
and pumping plants. Senator Swink. who
is trustee for the Fenton property. and
the receiver OF the bark have been anxious
for the Judge to see these properties in
order that he might better understand
their value. The Judge expressed him
self as well satisfied and said that the
property looked rather better than he ex-
peoted to see it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
Womans Club Elects Officers.

The Womans Club mot at the homo Of
Mrs. Ella jackson last Saturday after
noon and elected officers for the ensuing
year. as follows:
President Mrs. n. Van Buskirk
First Vice President Mrs. W. D. Lewis
Second Vice president-mrs. kendig
Secretary Miss Otwell
Correspondence Secretary-Mrs. Mayo
Treasurer-Miss Kinney.
Rarliamentarian-Mrs w. L. jackson
Nominating Committee - Mesdames
Gu 0tngham. Joehnck and Wolfe.
Fifteen new names were added to the
membership OF the club at this meeting.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. W. E. Fenton on April l9.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
Almost Ready to Build

The Library Board this week received
a mos, friendly letter from Mr.. Carnegie,
in which he stated that tho plans and
specifications for the Rocky Ford Public
Library wero as complete as any that
have ever been submitted to him. and
met with his approval.
The library board had been awaiting
Mr.. Carnegio's sanction and are now
ready to let tho contract for the building.
BY April % all bids must bo in the
hands OF Treasurer W. c. Steele, at whose
office the plans and specifications may be
seen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
COLORADO LEADS,
In Production Of Beet Sugar for IN,
Year 1907.

According TO statistics collected by TIE
National Farmer Of Bay City. Mich.
Colorado holds frs, place IN the produe-
ton Of beet sugar In the United States for
the year 1907.
Sixteen factories were opsfa,sd in
Michigan In 1907. producing los. S.ooo.-
600 pounds Of sugar or $4,000 ,ons.
falling short Of the production Of the pre-
esding year $4,000 pounds due 70 IN
Favorable climatic ssadi,ieas early las.
year.
Einssy-sour thousand acres were plant
ID 70 bes.s last year and farmers re-
esivsd S<.6oo.ooo for their crops. Col
ossdo led the country with <22.z52.6so
pounds Of sugar from iSs.s66 aerss.
California Vas third with $4,000. 900
pounds Of sugar. and Utah produced.
100000. 900 pounds Best sugar pro-
duetioa for 1907 In ths United States
vas 10000 loag tons. compared with
<SS.oio long tons In 1905.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
Banner Meeting.

Tuesdays meeting Of the San Souei
Club at tho homo Of Mrs. W. D. MePhor-
son called out tho largest attendance Of
the year. and delightful afternoon was
spent by the members. Rol! Call was
responded to by appropriate quotations
on spring. Mrs. Mcpherson read an in
teresting paper on Holland as the Edu-
Gator OF the world" and /. was followed
by lively discussion. A pariiame ntary
drill closed the business session.
The members were regaled with a
Dutch luneh." served by the hostess.
which was greatly enjoyed by everyone.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
Mrs. Temples Telegram.

MRS. Temples Telegram" proved to be
the dramatic surprise Of last season in
New York and London and will be pre-
sented at the Grand for the first time
next Monday evening.
The farce is mounted in the most lavish
manner and employs perfect company
in its Interpretation. One begins laugh
ing with the first word spoken and does
not stop until the final curtain falls. New
complications arise every moment and
the interest is sustained until the end of
the play which comes suddenly and with
out the usual warning. Mrs. Temples
Telegram" is modestly announced as a
farce. and so it is, technically speaking,
but SO skillfully played as to give to those
who see it the delight and satisfaction
which attend finished performance Of
comedy. 1t is farce played as COM
edy and thus treated. its clever situations.
and entanglements which other wise
might seem strained and theatrical become
the real thing
Mrs. Temples Telegram" was origi-
naly produced by Walter N. Lawrence at
the Madison Square Theatre. New York.
and by special arrangement Messrs.
Stockwell g. MacGregor have secured
the rights to the play ard IN presenting it
to Rocky Ford theatre Roers feel conf
dent that it will dup ioate the Eastern
SUCCESS. A cast Of clever comedians
have been engaged and the scenic en-
vironments are of unusual merit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
AbDue nllk.

This b . vsrd 70 hsssswivss! You
were eomp'siaiag shoot he milk sounns.
OF seurss Il b ths fault Il he dsiryman.
and yoa do ~ hssosAs = ssii him %.
Yos s1pses ~ M - slsy svsse and
a issss b aaA sesh cream b ths mosn-
ia0s ~ ths esats. sssisiy you sss soms-
wta - hasne q isass h sstsing . bsd
ssamp,s. Ysshrs nee al guilty: but
MANY q ysusrA sad straaes - 4 may
sssm. b aasy kisshsas vAass one would
sxpsse - - ~ bsse sanitary sssdisioas
shssD b sssss sAs WI pssas whsrs De
hssssvAs q ~ msA smpaio ~ aalk
sossls ~ allows Il = sst slftsS without
sssidtG sn1 thsa hss ths sudssity d
hand the daisymaa Q dlsty bottle oil erust-
ID over Insids and srosad the rim with
dried cream. Hs would perhaps b ssrv-
ing yor right R he returned you milk 10
the sams bottle. which he no doubt Often
does. Il 10 far better. as least, % sst The
dairyman = good example Ia eIsanlinsss,
and the probabilities are that you will GO,
= bs.tsr quality Of milk. that will keep
swse. longer. and altogether Il will tend
to swsstsn your disposition as well.
Motto: Don't quarrel with the dairyman;
set him = good example.
George H. Glover.
Professor Of Veterinary Science. Colorado
Agricultural College. Fort Collins.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
Patterns After Rocky Ford.

Emulating the success Of our water
melon Day." famed throughout tho west
as the greatest festival Of its kind in
America. the little town Of Brawley. in
the Imperial Valley Of California. has
decided TO have melon day celebration.
They have given the name "Cantaloupe
Day" to the proposed festival and will
hold the initial jubilee on Wednesday.
June 10. The Brawley boosters propose
to go US one better" and in addition TO
the melon feast will give grand bar
becue
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
FAIR BOARD MEETS.
And rransaets Bix Hatch Of impos.
tant business.

An Adjourned meeting OF the directors
OF the Arkansas Valley Fair Association
called o., the entire board on Monday
afternoon.
w. D. Purse rendered his resignation
as a g'smbe, Of the board and on motion
the same Was accepted. -.
Action upon the resignation Of Ssess.
'afy Hall. laid over from last meeting.
was sgsia deferred and the directors will
use every means 10 induce Mr., Hall 10 re-
tain his position. To his un,i,ing efforts
has been due In great measure The past
successes Of our great fair. and The nsm.
befs Of the association - veil - The
people At large hops that ssYsnssmsass
can oe made so that Mr.. Hall may COO.
iinus - &C, a. secretary.
Tho committee on grounds Gas author.
issd TO confer with Buffalo Jones Ia 70.
gard 70 use Of = portion Of The grounds
for the keeping sf an exhibit d his hybrid
ansmais: and enter into an ssrsagsmsne
In regard thereto. should The committee
deem such arrangement 70 The interests
Of The Association.
The secretary reported 70 The board
the execution Of . contract with A. l.
Pepper. granting 70 him the use os Ne
grounds. hs agreeing TO kssp the grounds
Ia good condition and track Ia shape for
training horses thereon. On motion The
contract as prepared and executed By
the Secretary on behalf Of the assoeiatioa
was approved BY the board.
W. L s!eksnbsrgsr. Lswis S~ink.
Charles Rocker. r. D. Stoop and J. H.
Award were made . committee 70 have
charge Of the moving Of the west string
Of horse stalls and Of the agricultural
hall.
The following meeion vas adopted:
That he PrssIdsas snd Secretary b
authorized and iasssuslsd 70 appoint COM
mittsss 70 revise And seuplsts the pre-
MUM list h The several departments To-
the nsxt sasuiag Fair. and 70 submit
Suggestions. changes and sdditieas 70 The
Directors At the ssxt ensuing meeting.
with the recommendation Of ths Prssidsnt
and Secretary h regard 70 sdopeion.-
A committee from the Modern Mood
man Lodss q Rocky Ford presented .
request Tor The uss Of the Fair orossds
on May ~. 10. Log Rolling 70 b par
tieipstsd In BY campo from Pueblo 10
points south and east 70 the state line.
On motion Il was ordered that the app'i-
cation Of the Modern woodmsn b grant,
Cd. and the use Of The grounds given with
the provise that proper officers b en-
ploysd to protsos the grounds and trsss
and buildings from injury and that the
officers Of The local lodge b held re-
sponsibls for tho proper care Of the
grounds.
Adjournment was taken 70 April rs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
MINISTER'S nEHr.
Prssbytsey Of Pssbso coavssss d
Rocky Ford N0xt Week.

An important gathering Of clergyman
and lay workers viii b held In Rocky
Fard nsxt week whsn the Prssbytsry OF
bio viii NEST in the First Prssbytsrian
shufeh. 1hs epsaing sermon viii b
preached on Tussdsy evening By Rev. J.
T. Thomas. Jr. Of Canon City who 10 the
retiring moderator. The sessions will
last through Wednesday and Thursday
and will begin At 9 o'clock =. m. and $50
p. m. The ordinary routine business will
occupy ths sessions each day until 3
o'clock In the afternoon. whsn number
OF addresses Of general interest will b
given. among which will bs one by W. G.
isstt, q missionary from China.
The Prssbytsriai woman's Society Of
Home and Foreign Missions will hold its
annual meeting all the sessions being held
in tho Christian church and beginning
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. These
sessions will be very interesting and the
public are cordially invited to any and all
CT them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
oct A nANDsnAxs.
Larse cssvS q shs Ospos 70 issss
~. J. 0Syo0.


whsa y vSs learned that william J
Bryan. ths -ossst commeess- and
woaid.bs 0smoesstis CANDIDATE fos
Prssidsas H. ~ third tins. would pass
,hrossh saaJey meraiag % biz v.y 70
Pusbaa ~ I plvsrt Dsmosssss sos basy
with ~ ytsS sad mssassd 70 have him
hss1sd ~ N'Ls Juass ss ! e'sisss u
the nosains.
a hfes sunbss vsas down from thIs
city b - Sssiy mssnins and hsipsd 70
hm ths epsss heass. whsss he distin-
guiehs1 GENTLEMAN spoke for about N
hseS g The Stsas q he rimss.-
~ II :. n tAs ssia bsasins NJ.
Dsyaa pssssd Asssgh Rocky Pesd. 4
lAftS efovd haA asssablsd u The depot
~ 1seins ths sAsst ssep hsd ths plea
ssss u shsing ~ hssA.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
tto1 sSe1 As0 0eok0a.

Afsss bsiaG esaAssa 70 hsr hems for
ssaas ums visA ssssss uinsss Mn. u.
J. Rssh bod lsss bssa ss,s % b out Tor .
eose1s q days vhsa sAs INST With sn
uassstsaass sssidsas tAss wii sss.a keep
~ wiahia dssss ~ sssns tine. whils
astsadsaU y hss hssssheld dusiss on Moo.
dsy svsainG shs sipps4 ever IN ebs,rue-
eioa and fen VIII full weight upoa her
arm. brssting - ef he booss- Dr..
Ls~soa vss ssssd ssd reduced he
fracture.
Msiostunss % sss come singiy 70 this
hons o. kosth Eighth street. - hrs.
Rosh's ~ Ten b siso bsdfsss with .
severe stack q nsmps.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
ANOTHER NEW ALDERMAN.
A. Lssssa chesss TO Rspesssst Third
Ward.

Acting Mayor Sprinkler presided over
he dshbsssaoas es the city council fos
tss greater psrt q Tie meeting on Tues
day aighl bsessss es The delayed appear
snes q Mayor Podsek. who wss attend
ias 10 psossssieaal business
City cissk Aeitslvsy was absent from
he meeting hssssss es sieknsss. and Al
dssman Award vss psssssd into sssvies
- Serbs.
With AIdssmsa osugsf. Amos and
Baldwin - . vesinag quorum he eeun.
eli gss down b besinsss, es which The
Qepvins b . ssssed:
AAssnaa Rieshis's sssigustioa because
a eoasinosd u health. wss sspstfully
sssspssl ~ 4. Lsisoa vas uasaimoasly
s,setss b an ~ uasxpirsd sssm - A.
dssmsa srsm shs nird Ward.
Bids sos fssnishiag eosl sss he gas
prsIuesr q ths vstss statsaa were re-
esivsd, huG O ussaiea were laA ever I'll
osss msstiaG - mere vsrs szpsessd.
Ths several Ids received Tor ~ POSI-
usa os pssk tsadss. were reported By the
Street. ssd Alisy semmissss and on mo-
use . ballot was taken By he board. re-
sultns b he sssseioa of p. z Robbins.
His0saiasy wss hxsd st $50 pr noath.
App,ieasioas q Adam orossar,h and
he I. o. o. ?. for building permits were
allowed. while he spp'iestioa Of 2. e.
and ". ?. ossbing was laid over a. The
board desired further iniormatioa.
On motion ths Health and Police CON-
mit,ss vas instructed 70 employ . man
70 collect dog tax.
he wassr Commissioners vss ssausst-
ID 70 compile data oa water taz. expenses.
ETC.. and rspsrt at next meeting.
Ths Clerk was ordered 10 advertise for
BIDS for furnishing the city with oil sup
plies. which sdvsstissmsas may b found
Ia this Issue oe The Eaterpriss.
Ths council then sdjousnsd.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
Rsesptioa to Probasjousrs

The Methodist church was the scene Of
very pleasant gathering on Tuesday
night when the Pastors Guild gave ro-
esptioa 70 all who have come into tho
church BY isttsr or on probation since last
Sspesmbsr.
Ths nsw msmbsss were each given =
bow Of blue ribbon a. they arrived. to
distinguish them from the others, but be-
fore the evening was far advanced tho
old members were branded with a pink
bow. presented BY the "probationers."
Altar the address Of welcome by tho
pastor an enjoyable program was render
Cd. Of which We will but mention tho song
and recitation by little Ruth Collins. who
delighted her hearers by her sweet and
winning ways.
or course there wero refreshments Of
tho finest kind. after which all repaired
to their homes feeling that their timo had
been wei, spen. in mixing tho aeauaint-
anee Of ono another and having sociable
friendly evening together.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10

p. K. Blinn and L. j. Henry have re-
turned from their trip to the wlds of
Montezuma county, which they say is the
land of promise" The country about
Cortez looked SO especially good to them
that they each closed deal for some 30
acre before they left.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
Colorado Colony Grows.

John Deweese Is one Of the latest new
comers from Rocky Ford. Colorado. to
Brawley. The Rocky Ford colony is
weekly growing in Enthusiastically
LGallfl News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-10
VETS vs. Days
Al ,st A 9vsa Besak 10 colossA,
- Tuesday.

- Tuesday.
Local option vas the chief Issue In
most Of the election contests throughout
the country on Tuesday and returns show
that Tremendous gains have been made
BY the Ansi-Saiooa league. In Illinois
and Michigan the prohibition victory VAS
especially great In this state the oppos-
ing forces made about an even break. tho
-ws,s" winning IN the mining regions
and the -prys- making great gains In
tho farming sections.
Reports from the avs towns In this
vicinity. In which the local option auss-
ton ragged. show that ord~sy and Sugar
City went dry. while Holly. Lamar and
Las Animss are wet BY majositiss rang
from Is 70 u votes