Cañon City record., 1899-09-21


Standard Fire Brick Co., at Pueblo,
which concern win use It for making
up some high-class FIRE brick. First
class Ere clay ID not . common az
ticle, there being but few places
where it can be obtained. Canon
City should have mill for the manu-
facture Of the product.
Sss4inx Higher EAscation.
In mentioning the young people
from Canon City who are seeking
higher education than is afforded in
our city schools the RECORD missed .
few names last week. Those that
have been called to our notice are
Miss Rovena Brown and Ais Wini-
fred Atwater.
Miss Atwater returns to Houghton
Seminary, at Clinton, New York,
whore she spsnt last year delightfully."-
and proftsblly. Miss AtwatSr speaks
Of the school and her companions in
the highest terms of praise, and was
very anxious to return to them.
Miss Brown has been visiting in
Kansas City several weeks, going
t,c. there to Platte City, Missouri,
where she is now entering upon the
years course Of study.
va1uAbeo Souveaar.
Sunday Col. Jas. H. Peabody was in
Pueblo and spent : portion Of the
day visiting his nephew. .Adjt Sweensy,
Just returned from Manila. whsn
Mr.. Sweeney left Colorado in tho
spring of '9s, then . lieutenant in the
Pueblo company. for the war in the
Philippines he carried with him
handsome American flag. the proper
ty of his uncle, Mr.. Peabody. Sun
day the flag was returned to its for
mer owner and will always be valued
by Mr.. Peabody n a precious souvenir
of the late war. The flag has seen
much actual service. has been played
with by the Philippine breezes as it
waved over the headquarters Of the
Colorado regiment, and bears the
scars Of many . stray Mauser bullet.
It ID indeed a valuable souvenir.
AE.snss PrIssaEas>s.
Organised labor will make united
effort to suppress the distribution Of
prison made brick and prison cut
granite in Colorado. where these ar
ticles are said to come in competition
with union labor. A special meeting
Of the Denver Trades md Labor ~
sembly was held yesterday afternoon
for the sole purpose Of discussing the
pcnitentiary situation Is brought to
public notice by the committee which
paid . visit to Warden Hoyt two weeks
ago. and though the discussion vas
general. opinion was unanimous that
measures should b adopted TO bring
about change in the syttem alleged
to be in use At Canon City.
Barney Myer and William Morgan
were chosen to represent the trades'
assembly upon committee Of union
men from all trades in the city, and
wait upon the penitentisry commits
sionsrs at the next meeting Of the
board. A cali for cooperation in
this matter was sddrssssd to al labor
Organizations IN The city, and It b b.
lieved that the committee viii b one
of great strength. The date Of the
next meeting win b fixsd By Cover
nor Thomas probably within the next
few weeks.
Delegates Ayer an0 Morgan were
clothed with sbsoltte authority 70 act
in the name Of thv assembly, and to
do all In their pswsf 70 put . stop 70
the distribusso6 Of prison mads goods,
the manufacture and preparation Of
which d injarfoss - ~ csuss Of
organised labor.
TX. R6blnshA, . member Of the
committee which Investigated tie
conditiSns' " C1ne6s City, reported
the fndinagof thAt bo1v'o pahlkhsd
just aftsr tAs invsstisatioa. -Dsavsr
caraavo1 WEEK.
l viii not closs up shop and = ~
Harvest Of Asuntain aAd PieiA. ~
cause aftsr yoa gst hank ~ ~
want sens good oasiy. Yea IN ~
'get 4 i Deavsr uals1s ~ take :
pex vilA ~, I M hnve h sea1Il1
- = - eeluss. zz1