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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-19
rl.senator a. Edmund. on,h. rhnlppln...

Philadelphia. Pa. Nov, ig.-Ex. United
states senator uco. Edminds has writ
ten a letter 90 Governor Stewart of Ner-
mont cNpresainF hia Views on the pro-
posed annexation Of the Philippine
Islands 90 The United States Mr. IA.
muuda says In part.
''in q business point OF View We must
take into consideration the cost of gov
ornlnE she Philippine Islands. This
cost cannot 10 an probability be- mot by
she taxation " the Inhabitants o. any
considerable extent. N We cake them
We muri govern them by external pow
'r ana not through any autonomy %
their own. This means a large and eN-
penHive clyl llHt. which must IN tho
main BE- paid out ~ she treasury ~ the
United States The climate b.. " course.
unwhnleHnmu Tor Americans ana the
death rate ~ our officers there would be
very large. ~ viii alsn require an
American army NJ defense and for the
preservation ri peace ana order uf
many thousand mon ana an American
navy Of xix or more ships and probably
tWu thousand men. an exposed. like the
civilians. Co the constant hostility OF
the climate, 90 say nothing ~ that ~
the Inhabitants u mosi,lf not all % the
lalanda."
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caught The ball Dily made fair
catch. eutHlluy Harvard 10 a free kick.
ll1tEhton tried a goal from the place
hck, but failed and tne hail was Yrle's
on their 25-nrd line. Mcbride punted
90 the center NJ the hc,d. 1laughton
returned the lick To- Yales 5-yard line.
1 ly fumblo1 toe bail.
~ bounded back II me goal line. No
safety was counted. however.
3.02-Thc bail was br1uEh. out TO
rules 2i-yard line
NcBude pulted 90 Dlbbiec. who cir-
flfi the ball fom tilrVard's 50-yard
line tu YalD'a al.yard lire.
s;nt-ii1ryltd failed 60 gain on three
Gowns and the ball went % Yale.
Chamberlain Kicked Immediately 20
Hafvarj'a % yard line. Dibhiec puntsi
back TO- center " the field. and time
was called with the ball IN Yulo's pos
session there Score; Harvard. III;
Yale. o.
Half ended ai 500 ". m.
a.t5-lfarvard goes at the Yale lln'
again and carries the bail over directly
between the goal posts. Sturc' llar-
ward. i6, Yale. o.
REID made The touchdown. There 90
n great demonstration from the llnrs
ward HiandH and hundreds NJ straw
-antH which the spectators purchased
90 prssert themselves from wet benches,
urr being thrown ON the nell.
ailg y. aiiauEhilu Kicked T11L
Score: Harvard, u: Yale. Q.
a.bt y. m Mcbride punts1 90 pIhhlcc,
who got The ball and carried u back o.
Harvard 20 yard line. a run ~ ten
yards.
Final score. Harvard. ~: Yale. 0.
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acmANun ~ TEMPERATURE"
Cause. tho herman Emperor To fos'p"n'
IIis visit To- spain.

Madrid, Nov. i9-The Spanish rov-
ornmont has received dispatches from
senior MunGtnla R,os. prtsdcn, - ne
peaee commission Of spain az Far.s, dr-
FALLING the invssturo ut Prts.den7 Faure
Min tho order of thg Golden Fleece be-
St5yei uplr him by the queen regent
and giving further particularly regard
ifrg abe p6ac, nego,latNuA president
F5ure has conferred she grand Gordon
~, he Legion ~ lionor Oh the queen
regent,
An uflc.al dispatch nom llollo Gays
Tho rIuiatIbG In the Viaayaa islands 10
less grave than alleged, The ln9uf-
gcnts' attack on ll1ilu ~ demed,
According Ga thc governmew oHlcials
herr there is 20 truth in the report shat
certain prfafrs are c1nsplrlGg against
ghe Spanish government.
Court Nuu Radowltz, the Gsrmlr
amb4ssadlr. has officially uOtlnCd the
Spanish government; thas Emperor
William hoe abaniaued his intended
v.-, ~ spanish ports owing 10 she
change lp temperature IN the Mediser-
laneau"
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,fsGtANT PRICE STABBED
NO SPANISH CRUISERS flOATtO'


,.,sls. nov. ia-It Il reported that
u caR,ai u the island x Panay.
(. aas hands VI the insurgents. The
.i.i States cruiser Charleston. and
r.s,i sa,ss sunboat Concord. have
f.t there.
f,,ts FinpIr0 natives last night b.
,rrlrs und afterwards became en-
a,4 la dispute wish thc driver re-
,,i-r ,hs fare. SINE members Of the
,-r.an military police attempted 10
,,,,r ihs raiIves. bun the Aiter re-
90 and Sergeant Price. VI the Min
ia regiment was stabbed and
"a and three othrr American sol.
s.r Nihst Montgomery und Hoyi,
VI, uuunlcd
var agt one native dead The
.s.B ven arrested.
ne Spanish cruisers fala De cuba and
h, g. Lutou. which were sunk during
u, h.lils oi Manila. have been Heated
"a ds.ksi at caylie.
~ ua.isl states revenue cutter Me
cilsA has lcft Manila on her Wnv
lnt
~ Philippine provinces have Iuf-
,f,i from ihe sevcrcst tyIaoon In
jan Nahlos. fie headquarters VI
u. .alio.has been damaged ana many
lif,i hige bren destroyed.
~ m.fthants " ,hiH city have de-
~ y u,abash a chamber OF COM
risi. shleh by Spanish law they were
uazy prseludsd from doing.
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They Draw ~ some Good RESOLUTIONS and
Recommendation ~ Chicago.

Chicago, Nov is.-rhe National As
sembly ~ the knights " Labor az their
annual meeting IN this city have decd-
cd 10 recommend 10 the industrial COM
mission ihf repeal NJ government by IN
- children under sixteen years ~ agc.
the Prohibition ~ watering stock by
any rallruad or corporation the estl !
llshmcE ~ postal savings banks, CIV
eminent control " railroads the isau-
ance ~ gfroHbacka By ihe government
direct. tho election % Tinted States
senators 10y the peoples VOTES. N, rlcc-
ton ~ the FrrHidep, By popular vote
aud the initiative and referendum. A
committee ~ three 10 90 be- appointed
o. rulmt ;heHr recommendation 20
the commission.
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rnrsuMrN's oAMr.
Harvard noys oct Away with Yale In the
last hundred seconds.

New Haven Cuun.. Nov. ie-rhe
Harvard frcshmcn eleven this morning
dofsutoi th, Yale froHhmcn Nth thc
score ~ g 30 o. ~ Winning t1uch-
down was made within me laat two
minutes ~ che game by Han. loft
nalf-llek VIII had scarcely got utp
the playing. taking ninri1n'u place.
The ncld was duck pond aud tn
playing was chtraciCriE.d thfnughuu.
by much puniiug and fuufiiug by both
H.dfH.
Tho play thar scored the touchdown
WIS mass uu Yaie'a les tackle AMI
ruird ana HAL nan from che forty
yard line 90 score.
The fw1 tUim- were pretty ovonly
matched with che advantage IN favor
~ ilnrunl lu the kicking department,
Tor Waui. NHir'a fululck. had game
leg. ara found % dincult q So in "a
hong drive The work ~ the Yale ends
aynH superb Wilbur. the big Yale
guard. was ruled m hy referee Car
nrld 10 she HccoEi half rJr rough play
lrg.
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AlAaukre, Wis, Nov. ig.-The Of
parry cscoHing Miss Elizabeth
,.lA'hnu, who has been seiected -
100. ihe nistleship Wisconsin, will
- non tuiay Cor san Francisco,
lAg lur, hing - 90 take place
m lAr number u eNcusOnlala
~ pelhtr scyrnty-iive and eighty
W.l Nill travel back and forth
y, !. ", ,NNtluru. IN one Of the M
~ ~ l.nns that can BIO procured.
q IN. gov party proper will c,nsls,
- hlrphgnDn, her hather. ex-
- 'Hah stephenson OF Madnete,
i've other members NJ the family.
~, N"f, hacnsch, who Will repre-
N' cate " the launching. Mrs.
49, MAJOR aud Mra. John L..
r-F Ex-senator sawyer. eN-Con-
gN''n 2. N, stephenson, and family
NJ ss,lnlnre Wis, state Senator and
al. e',,pn.na " Ahapee; Or. Rey-
IA, ~ ~ Mha Reynolds, OF Lake Gene
nv Al ara Mrs. JuEus Bieyer. Of
"a Ii'A'', Messia Stebblns, Reynolds
.b,ft..tl va being the members Of Inc
H. ~. 1mmssioni Captain and
IN a. ny ltbat eN-Mayor and Mira
IN. u,ia N'th, coonels W. j. Boyle, 4.
tea .r4 ~ y. hvyeH, j, w. Stcph-
.s.h,f.ii,.' Wm' NJ, Rarr. NJ Governor
.ii-,aa q, A. e. elias. VIM. a Rnblas
.ONr 'mblell, OF Milwaukee; Misc
Cl6s, '' Oshkosh; Mr.. and Mrs Fred
NJ. wri,,. Mrs Fred Carney. j.. and
b. h ,,.lagy Ing the official marty VIII
am, master y. r. sUilman sn3 ~,
"a KY W. J. Fisk. b. sehwapt. XII
sld e. ,pan'e, Mrs. James Q. sexmn
No, a. y, raymond. OF milwaukee,
"a NJ. y Mach Of Appleton; and Mr.
me u,,,, a. 'ioodyaar, " Tomah.
i"rme1t ~. WI consist Of two COM
sih an, a an observation car tnss H ~
Nsfe In ,tssage car Most Of Inc cars
he aD w. Pullman exhibit al Oman,
ne pafty bWlp all lake sixteen DAYS.
asi AlIzalnu, o. a san Francisco two
'As launching and the
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CRIMINAL LIBEL.
state senator 'Barh. Charged with Con-
tempt of Court.

Cleveland. o.. Nov is-The trial OF
State Senator Burke. charged with cir
culatinF achndalous stories concerning
Judge =. y. DallenbluEh of the com
mon pleas court, Wua begun today be-
fore q committee representing tho
Cleveland Bar association. Burke u
prartlcinF attorney. II will be recalled
that Judge DclicnbauRh few weeks
ug1 denounced these stories as utillci-
Gus lies from ghe bench "a open court.
Burke alleged that Judge D,licnbaugh
had received half Of a large fee IN d.
yorcc case tried before him. tndirrct-
~ the matter originated tn the fEhi be-
tween the Hanna aud huu-ilannaiies.
burke led the opposition 10 che cleo
ton % NJ. A. Hanna FOR United States
Henaror IN the state legislature last win
ter. while Judge Dellrnbaugh was as-
tive In ha support.
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Transportation Of the Mails.

washington, Nov. i9.-rhe Joint COM
mlttee " the Senate and House which
Is looking Into postal analTs VIII con-
yens IN Chicago on Monday neN' 70
i,tlne 20 the coat 81 transporting mail
nysr ths railways, rental Of postal cars,
ete. The Joint committee consists Of
g.,ntors Chandler, WOlcott, Allison
and Faulkner and representatives
inpd Moody, Fleming aud catchingH.
The inquiry 10 proceeding under pro-
visi,n Sf The last postofiice appropria-
non bnl with a view TO clearing up long
i,.,,s N coat In the postal service. The
inn,,irv on most Of the subjects has
hStn concluded. and tho meeting az
chiraeo wlu center 10 attention on the
ouestion OF railroad transportation
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Columbus. Nov. ia.-Attorney General
Monnr.t today nlsd suits ln the ONO
supreme court agalpnt the Solar Rein
Ing company ana he ohio oil compr ~
10 Gust them from doing business In
ohio. suit IN brought under the anti
trust order made by the court lu 1896.
The attorney general claims the cum-
panloa are "a part NJ the Oh trust ana ln
fact "A port OF Che Standard ON co.
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Lexington KY. Nov. i9-John o..
Madden, the noted horeman. few
days ago. wired his wife from New
York that ou certain date he would
srnd her $1,000 lu q registered letter.
When she called Tor the same she
found .hlt the letter had evidently been
tempered N.th ANA contained two slips
OF paper The government officials have
been Eotinei and detectives pui lu the
case. Il likely that the robbery oc-
CURED gR New York,
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nvppoct. Causing Trouble.

Cheyenne. Wye. Nov. ig.-tndian
Agent Slckcrt1n. ~ che Shpsh1nr res
erVatNn received telegram frlm che
commissioner 90 Indian AFFAIR." today
notifying him that indinH are Illegally
killing game ana setting nro 60 forests
iu the Teton mountains NJ Wyoming.
capt Nickofrln irft fuday Tor Fort
WnHhakle to investigate.
The mischief Dr. probably being done
By the hammock indiana
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Hiihlngi0n. Nov. ig.-Neiiher the
~ tlf ihr navy DEPARTMENTS have
~ 'ti1fmif1n concerning The night
'a'1h lhr Philippines and American
i-r, Ths muster rolls of company
IhirirrHi Minnesota. show the
sn'f N Sergeant Jay g. Price. and
-1'usfa L.nulry liuyt, Harry r. Mont
l.fy and lu rEr M.lhnr. all Of whom
'fsl irlm ~. Paul
inf NJ The last named given In the
~ "a Dispatch are Duplicated In other
ni.nes hut the probabilities are
~. We names given herein are those
~ men Concerned.
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oSIY on DEATH.
nailA Espsrts from the Troops at Daniis
are Very Gratifying,

~ VIZ 'fshNNaAf
wusiirsh. Nov. is.-The following
Aii t,sa isslycd at the war depart
rrfi;
Nihil. NoL is.-Adiutant gcncral.
Nafh hrion; Following deaths since
lot frr1fi
Nov N-jay A. Smith. private. q.
PIT slsih Dakota. apoplexy, following
rltra fever OTIS,
NJ var department. officials say that
~ itipr showing such small death
az huung 20 many soldiers II cN.
'rafJ gratifying. ana Indicates an
l71ilt-i condition ~ Mnuslh. That
al gat death should occur In 10000
q i.rt IN a week or ten days IL very
,atHh|ng. The department believes
hTir has bcrn a great Improvement
q Ne health conditions la the I'ilip-
ltss
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London, Nov, ia special dispatch
from Rio de lhuienu says "a new cabinet
has been formed a. follows;
Ministers uf Fmauce- Stuor Mutinh0.
Minister ~ WEI Seulf y Mailet
Minister ~ F0re.gu Anurs-Senor
Demagalhlcs.
Minister of Marine-senor De 81.
gleTn.
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Quebec. Nov. is-patrlck Flanagan,
who served nf,eeu yearl IN English
pualua flr connection with a dynamite
pl1a. ami WIN was detained here by
Inc American immigration stan has
disappeared. he LETT by Grand Trunk
railway for M0U.rtal, presumably en-
rou.s l1r The UG!tsd States.
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attendant festivities. on the way out to
the coast. stops wsli be made at 81.
Paul, and Minneapolis. and Portland,
while on the return stops will be made
at Los Angeles and Denver, each Of the
latter places consuming a days time.
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Yokohama. Nov ia dispatch from
Seoul. capital " COrel, says the Amer
lean. British ana japanese ministers
there have protested against the action
" the Cursan government Ia issuing
orders that foreigners are 20 be- stopped
from trading 10 the Interior
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London. Nov, 49,, Edward Bottle
Wllbraham, hrst earl OF Laihom. ls
dead.
lie vas born In 1887 and was formerly
lord chamberlain ana deputy grand
master % the English Free MasOus.
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NuNf.Y r, l.. Nov io.-The presl-
~ turkey f.r his Thanksgiving din-
~ brtl dressed by Horace Vose,
W hii supplied the white House
pr ih1y-nye yeau. The turkey
-tl' ~ pounds aud was shipped
Hprgsa las, nlght.
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2i2. y, ml-NnIT IlkrH Tho h1ll on The
toss aud loses the ball on downs In
eight minutes play. Harvard advances
the ball 10 Yale's 3i-yard line at 1855
and scores "a touchdown one minute
later The touchdown was made by
Reid al the corner ~ the field, II was
kicked out opposite the goal plHta.
Haughton failed 20 Kick goal the bah
striking left post Score Harvard. 5.
Yale. o.
Forty yard run around Yale's left and
10 Yale's iO-yard line, Mcbride Kicked
u Yalss i0-yaIN Inns. where DAILY
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Mrs. Guutord Gene. Hack.

New york, Nov bon b1lrd ne
c,,n,rA une steamer Lucania, which
,ri,,sJ ans morning from LvCrp lol
sri oueenrtown, was DIT, Nancy Gull
e,rd me Connecticut midwife, pris-
amer IN custody.
h.. M Mrs. y. Brown.
Mr.. Guilh1nd was on deck when the
.",,,,,r reached quarantine mis- morn
Ing nn few Of the passengers on
hIt,d KNOW Of her identity. She gave
~ tbe slightest trouble during tho
,.5yage. neither has she made any
i,ritemcnt or nttss.an, she appeared
ny. ..--.., --a------'--'
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= rvrs,no PAPER IS THE
PAPER or TO-DAY. Ttt NOM ".
' n PAPER IS THE PAPER OF
YESTERDAY ..''''
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-06-16
South Canon School Building.

The plans and specifications pre-
pared by the South Canon school
board call for very important changes
in the high school building of that
district. The new addition, bids for
which are now being received, win
have frontage of 42A feet and a
depth of IS feet, outside measurement
and will be so constructed as to fill
an angle in the old building. This
will furnish two school rooms, one on
the first floor and one on the second,
25x25 feet, leaving a hallway i2ax6
feet and two closets, one Sx4a, the
other 4x4a feet on the ground floor
and the same on the second floor but
Of lesser Dimensions and different
shape. The material used will be
identical with that in the original
building and the front elevation will
correspond in every detail.
When the annex is completed South
Canon will have a high school build
ing to be proud of, ranking third in
the county.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-06-16

bia." The instrumental trie by Misses
Dale, Holland and Teape, was excep-
tionally fine, as was the quartet In
Primrose Lane" by Mesdames Gordon
and Miller and Misses Dale and Brown,
Miss Edna campbelrs reading was
highly appreciated. Miss Marion
Phelps always pleases her listeners
witt her songs, and this evening was
no exception. Mr.. Johnson came in
for more than his share of the APP
plause; his mastery Of the violin was
duly acknowledged. Following thepro
gram came the autograph contest,
which was entered into with animated
spirits by nearly all present. Tempt
ing refreshments were served in the
reception roems. That these meet
ings are productive of good, tending
to create a closer alliance Of social
feeling, is frankly admitted, and the
meeting Thursday night has certainly
stimulated the desire that more shall
follow.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-06-16

efforts can accomplish. They are
asking nothing for the use of the
grounds by family parties or picnic
parties yet guarantee each and every
individual protection and immunity
from drunken and disreputable char
acters, while intoxicating liquors and
beer are neither sold nor permitted
on the premises. For the use of the
boats, which are kept in first-class
repair and at the public service, but a
small fee is asked, and the prices
placed on refreshments are reasonable.
Music is free and of the highest
order.
The island also enjoys the distinc-
tion of having the only body of water
within a reasonable distance where
boating can be indulged in, and, in
fact, is the only place for miles around
where all the pleasures of a picnic
can be found without any of the dis
agreeable features incident TO a trip
TO the foothills or the groves along
the river. Persons desiring a brief
reprieve from business cares or house
hold duties and not feeling that they
can spare the time and expense of a
longer journey will find everything to
heir liking here. Having made a
personal investigation, We guarantee
everything will be found just as rep
resented, and you can calculate on
having good time every time you go
there.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-06-16
S.s---17
Local Uuion-Y. NJ. c. A. Social.

The social meeting of the Local
Union of Christian Endeavor and
Young Mems Christian Association,
ct the latter's rooms Thursday even
ing, was attended by over two hun
dred, and without doubt was decidedly
the most pleasant and profitable as
semblage of like nature held in
Canon for some time. The gymnasium
room was gaily and patriotically deco
rated. American, English and Cuban
flags were conspicuously arrayed in end
less profusion; pictures of prominent
naval and army commanders, together
with the Inflated battleship Maine,
were appropriately suspended among
the decorations. Banners of the vari-
GUS Endeavor societies, and choice
and fragrant flowers were also notice.
able. The program, though short,
was well selected and likewise rend-
cred. Judge Dale opened with few
remarks and led in singing 'Colum-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-06-16
Another Handsome Residence.

Canon City is maintaining its repu-
tation as city of homes, and is now
securing some houses that would be a
credit to any place, adding largely to
its already attractive appearance.
One of theses places is the new
residence of Jeff Tong on Greenwood
avenue just east of Third street. The
building is 5l2x36A feet outside, and
completed will cost $1,000. 1t has
nine rooms, bath room on either
floor, pantry, closets, etc, front and
rear verandas and two balconies, the
front one being 6 feet wide by % feet
long. Convenient Railways connect
all the rooms on the second floor.
while the first floor is so planned that
each room has an outside entrance
except the bathroom and one bedroom.
All modern improvements have been
added, including water, sewer and
electric light connections, while two
sets of plumbing are used, giving
each floor its individual service. The
interior trimmings of the house are
in Texas pine with hard oil finish, the
stairway being hand-carved by Ed
kimball.
The architecture is of an entirely
new type, furnishing marked relief
from the ordinary brick dwellings of
the west. Mr.. Jim Hodges, of the
firm of Hodges & Scott, is the de-
signer, and his firm has charge of the
construction.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-06-16
A DESIRABLE RESORT.

The need of a suitable place where
people might pass an hour or day
quietly and pleasantly has long been
felt in Canon City. Such place
Messrs. Kuhn & Brewer are furnish
ing at Sells Island. Comfortable
accommodations, cool and shady. with
sprinkling OF entertainment thrown
in, this resort fills the bill TO nicely.
Boating for those who like il, swings
for the children, dancing pavilion and
refreshment stands, without any of the
obnoxious features so often found at
such places. makes Sells Island de-
sirable picnic ground for those not
inclined TO take trip into the noun
tains, or who only have few hours
they feel able to spare from daily
duties. In opening Sells Island to the
public on the plans adopted Messrs.
Kuhn & Brewer have performed pub
lie mission for which the people of
Canon City should feel deeply obi
gated, and should show their apprecia-
ton in liberal patronage.
Aside from this one place the city
is totally destitute of even the semb-
lance of park where strangers or
invalids may sit in peace or enjoy a
moments rest. We might add also
that il is the only city Of its size in
the state similarly situated. Public
parks are godsend to any community,
and from the very nature of things
are of double Importance to Canon
City which is just now taking place
among the favored localities and re-
sorts of the state. There is much
that can o said in favor Of parks in
general and very little that can be
said against them.
A visit to Sells Island will convince
the most skeptical that the gentlemen
in charge are living strictly up to
their promises and are making it just
u attractive . place ~ painstAk ing
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-06-16
Three aood Items.

silver Ciin Rustier.
1t is always pleasure to note the
advancement Of home people in any
line. We all feel a continual interest
in even those who once resided among
us yet do not now. In the graduating
class Canon City High School this year
we note the names Misses Lena Hall
and Laura Lowther, they having COM
pleted the Latin Scientific course.
Mrs. d. II. Eyer and family left
yesterday for Canon where they will
engage in business. We regret their
departure as they are old timers and
first-class citizens in every particular,
We wish them well.
We regret to learn that that bright
and popular young lady Miss Clara
Foss is suffering still more at Red
Creek Springs. Mrs. II. has decided
to move her if possible to the Hot
| Springs hotsl ct Cahon.