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Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
Ordinance No. lss.

An ordnance vseasinG the alley In the
reAy OF lets numbered one ul, two IA, three
-. four tA). nvetSl. six tO. eeven az, eight
IA and utne 90 In block numbered four tO
in 4. and v. Maccn'u addition to Canon City.
according TO the recorded plat OF said al
dttion.
whereas, the owners OF all property ad-
joining the alley In the rear OF ssSss nuaber-
ed one - zine tfnclustvel 10 block four tN
In A. and ". Macon's addition to Canon City.
and the ounoss Of ell land ,form~riy lets In
oaiG addition. bat aov vacated adtoiainx
aAid alley 90 the side opposits TO the lots
Abovo epooihed, have rroucsted that said
alley In the rear Of said lots ee vacated; and
it Appoart1g to The city council of said city
Of Canuo CAey that the rablic tntereeta will
oe edyAnceA 6v The vacation ef said alloy
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issf q d ssid sddisios. e lsf = i & q he
o., fsqF lal. Ave ~. slx ~. seven tf,, eight
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Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
sheriff. sale,

Notice is hereby given that a decree
WAS entered June Z, 1879, by the DIS
trlct Court OF Fremont County, Colo
rado,in the case then pending (No 1913
Wherein The Florence Pipe and Tank
Line Company was plaintiff. AID The
A,chisou. Topeka and Sauna fe Rail
Hsy Company WIS defendant and cross
complainant, whereby judgment was
entered in favor OF defendant anu
aranst plaintiff for the sum OF twenty
twu hundred and sixty-one (s26I dol
lars and six y l6O) cents aud costs OF
suit, and n lien was declared in favor
OF defendant, upon three (3) certain
Florence Pipe aud Faux Line cars, and
each tn, reof. numbered twenty eight
(Ss). twenty two tS.) aud twenty-six(s6l
respectively, and whereby the sheriff of
Fremont County, Colorado. WAS direct
v,i To sell the said three (sl cars NJ
public suc ion and apply the proceeds
OF said sale upon the said judgment
aid. costs and expenses of sale.
Now. therefore. pursuant TO sad
judgment and decree and Tor the pur-
poses aforesaid, do hereby give public
notice that on Friday, the ninth day of
February, 1900, at eleven O'Clock, n. m,
! will expose to public sale and sell
said three (y cars to the highest bidder
for cash, upon the platform of the
depot Of the Atchison. Topeka and
santa Fe Railway Company, on South
Third street. in Canon City, Fremen,
County. Colorado.
The said cars are now upon the track
of the said railway company at or near
said depot and may be seen there at
any time prior to the sale, by inquirine
OF the undersigned or of the agent a
the said railway company at the said
depot.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado, Jan
uary Ss, 100.
WILLIAM L. HAWKINS,
sheriff of Fremont County, Colo
First pub January sS, 1900,
Last pub Feb. 9Th, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08

! door of the county court house III tie
| County OF Prem Mt aud State OF Colo
RADIO, for the highest and best price the
same will bring in cash, four weeks
public not ce having been ieyiousiy
gwen of the time aud place OF such
sale by weekly advertisement Ia one OF
the newspapers of general cirruiaiiots
at that tint published III sIid Fremont
County. and make. exsacaie and deliver
to The purchaser or purchasers at cis
sale good and suliic.ent certid a't .r
Ger .iiicaies of purchase OF 4nd for the
premises sold Tor tie purpose of i,iyii &
the principal and Interest dae .,.n SAID
note after first paying cost of adyrriis
ing and sales cOmmis,ioiis. aud all other
expenses oi the trust: aud
" hereas. deianlt has ell masie il,
the pay meiit of tie principal aid ia
teresi Oh sid ute whe.. due, which
default still -xists and whereas the
legal holder oi said note has ue.'iate ed
violation Of the covenants oi said deed
OF trust and has died his written Office
OF election aid demand for sale with
hs undersigned Ms such Pablo
Trustee. Now
Therefore, III consideration of such
nuIice aIid written request and in com
plisuee Herewith !, George X. tasSeGt
rutiic trustee, do hereby give f0as
weeks public nolire that viii on Mos
DAY, February 10Th. \. ID. 100. al tbs
hour Of Ten ocluck IA the forenoon q
the front door nt the cs'unty coaT
house in the County OF Fremont an,
state of Colorado. sell the above de
$, s,ribed premises al iubl!c auction 70
the highest aIid best price the sam,
will bring in cash rs by Law provided
for the purpose of paying ssid indebt-
edness and tie expenses of executing
this trust, said premises belng sulc
subject 10 a prior deed Of trust for
$50 " with interest. on said l"ts p.
vi. and "a. recorded May 20. IssS, u
book ~, page i40 vi The deed records OF
said county ana State
Dated at Canon City, Colorado, Jan
uary 22pd, A ID. 20
GEeRer 4. CASSIDY,
Pubic Trustee OF Fremont Co, Col,
by {. J. Fi,kpRicKsoN, Deputy
First pub. January %. l.oO.
Last pub. February -, isso.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
Notice Of Foreclosure sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, =.
DISTRICT OF CoLoRADo.
In the Circuit Court thereof.
Albert l.. Murray, Receiver of
/ the Granite state Provide II
Association. Complainant.
William II. User. Elizsb.lh
Esser. aud William H. E.ser
executor under the will Of Eli
zabeth Esser, deceased,
Defendants
Case No. z5a. in ChAnc-ry.
Notice is hereby given that there WAS
rendered "a tinxl decree IN he above ell
utied cause nn the 18th day of October
1889. for the foreclosure Of = c-rtAin
mortgage. IN the bill OF complaint iii
said cause menti.ued aud rel forih h.
given by the said William n Esser aud
Elizabeth Esser. on the sstti day OF
April, 1895, The de -ndants aforesaid. TO
the Granite STATE Providenf Associa
tion, upon the property therein and
hereinafter mentiou-d and describ-d.
and directing a sale OF the said property
by the undersigned as Master In Cham
CRY Of said Conrt, at th- front do"r oi
he county court house in the city of
Canon City, in the County of FREMONT. .
AZ d state OF Colorado. after first gil, ing
previous notice of said sac by adv-r-
tisemeni, setting forth the time. place
n d terms thereof, together with a
description of the premises 10 be s.ld,
to lie published in some weekly news
paper of general circulation in the said
county of Fremont for four consecu
tive weeks prior thereto. for the pur-
pose of paving the amount found to be-
M uY ptn II q "a
the same being &c, l5Is1 aud costs Of
suit
And notice is hereby given that puT-
suant TO the AZ ,ressid decree, and d,
virtue Of the power and authority in
me vested. l, the undersigned, as such
Master in Chancery, will OH Friday.
the 18th day Of February, A. ID, 40.
at he hour of three o'cl-ck In the
sftern on OF said day. at the iron, door
Of t.ie county court house, l.. the city
OF Canon City. aforesaid. sell at public
aucti, n. to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, the property in the
bill of complaint mentioned, or so
mnch thereof as shall he necessary for
the payment of the amount found TO
be due as aforesaid. with Interest and
costs, and expenses Of advertising and
making sale. said property being lots
huHuEiC0 uthCtcFH wv w tHhtt ctA
1851, both inclusive. In block numbered
one u. In A. and v. Macon's addition
to Canon City, Fremont county. Colo
RADIO. according to the plat of said
addition recorded in the office Of the
clerk and recorder Of said Fremon
county.
The purchaser at such sale will he
entitled 10 certificate of purchase for
the property sold, which will ~ntitle
said purchaser to deed IL the property
be not redeemed within the period al
lowed by the laws OF the State OF Colo
RADIO for redemption OF property from
sales under execution.
Dated January ls. A. d., 1900
ALLEN J. BEAUMONT,
Master in Cha ncery.
Flint pub. Jan. lS, 1900.
Last pub. Feb. Is, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
A Great Paper.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat is
unquestionably one of the greatest of
American Newspapers. 1t has cor
respondents everywhere and covers
every field of News, foreign and do
mestic. 1t is strictly Republican in
2olitics, but is, above all, A NEWS
PAPER, and ought to be in every
home during the important presiden-
tial campaign of 1900. The price by
mail, Daily, including Sundays, is
Six Dollars per year. Daily without
Sunday, four dollars per year. Sun
day only, two dollars per year.
Weekly, issued in Semi Weekly sec
tons, one dollar per year. The latter
edition is big Semi-Weekly paper,
almost equal to the average daily at
the price Of tie average weekly. 1t
not only gives all the news. but also
a great variety of interesting and
instructive reading material for every
member of the family. Write for
free sample copies to the Globe rint-
ing Co., ST. Louis, Missouri. (Will
give the Semi Weekly Globe-Demo-
crat and the REcoRD both one year
for $2.25.) 2t6
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
NOTICE.
Office of
Office of
The Canon City Hydraulic and
Irrigating Ditch Company.

Office of
The Canon City Hydraulic and
Irrigating Ditch Company.
Canon City, January "a, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Canon City Hydraulic and lr-
rigating Ditch Company, will be held
at their office in Canon City, Colorado,
February 26, 1900, at two o'clock p.
M, for hearing reports Of the officers
for past year; for the purpose Of
making an assessment on the capital
stock Of the company for placing and
keeping its ditch in repair for the
ensuing year; to vote on the question
Of authorizing the directors Of the
company TO hire one thousand dollars,
more or less, to be expended in i'm
provements on the property of the
company; for the purpose Of electing
directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and such other business ~ may
properly come before the meeting.
T. d. COULTER,
B. F. RocKArELLow, President.
Secretary.
First pub. January rs, 1900.
Last pub. February 22, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
stock Helders, Meeting. !.

Notice 10 hereby given that . stock
hulders' meeting OF the Kelly Ditch
Company will be held at the once on
Beaver Park Monday, February 20
1900, At . O'Clock =. m, for the regular
election OF otficers and the transacttou
Of such other business ~ may properly
como before nAid meeting.
HkRREnT Y0uN0,
E,sss y. !R:s Rsss.l l,SEsr..yy lE,;Essss,y 1, Z ,ss@S
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
Stock Holders, neetlux.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Company
will be held at the Court House, Canon
City, Colorado, Saturday. February IL,
pose of electinp five directors, levy an
assessment to meet the expenses OF the
ensuing year, and to transact such
other business that may come before
such meeting Stockholders Rr~ urged
TO come or send proxies.
FRANK BENaLEY, President.
A. w. MAxwELL, Secretary.
First pub. Jan. 10, 1900.
Last pub Feb. Is, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
A Peerless Trio

Of solid through express trains daily
Via The Nickel Plate Road between
Chicago. N. Wayne. Cleveland, Erie,
Buffalo. New York. Boston and inter
mediate points- Service and equip
ment among the bsse ratss lower
than via other lines. The shortsat
route between Chicago and Buffalo.
lJaifornsd colored portsrs attend the
wa.es of passeagsEo b ~ ceeches.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
ParIor Recital.

The first February recital of Miss
Briggs piano pupils was given last
Friday evening at the home Of Mrs
John Rogers on Greenwood avenue
The following numbers were rendered:
PART FIRST.
Lanz-Hiller. Mrs. Biggs, Miss Briggs
Song without words -Mendelssohn.. l..
......................... Edith Joel
Mazurka Tschaikowsky. sky............
e.................Ka Katherine Coolbaugh
Slumber Song Bohm m.................
.-.....-..... Cora Peabody, Miss Briggs
a. Prelude Chopin. .....................
b, Papillon Op. 43, No. l-Grieg. 49,.
.............. Mr.. Smith
Polonaise Miiitaire Chopin. ...........
......... Miss Dena Locke, Miss Briggs
PART SECOND.
Etuds Wilson G. Smith. Miss Locke
Danse Rustique -Bachunann.. ........
.-....-....-......-.-.. Miss Davis
March -Jymbos.
........... Miss Peters, Miss Briggs
octave Etude kuIiak. Miss Peters
Sir de Raliei-Ch -Chaminade. ...........
Mrs Frank Smith
,verture di Lammermoos
Donizetti. ti......-...... ..............
............ Miss Hancock, Miss Briggs
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
Adminls,rator's Notice.
Estate Of Wesley NJ. Hail, Deceased

Estate Of Wesley NJ. Hail, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate
OF Wesley N Hail. late OF the County
af Fremont, in the State of Colorado,
deceased, hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court of
said Fremont County, at the Court
House in Canon City. In said County.
at the Deossuker term. 1900, on the last
Monday in February next, at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate ar. notified and requested
10 attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment TO the undersigned
Dated ut Canon city, Colo tins 10th
day of January, A. ID. 1900
VIRGINIA II. MACON,
Administrative.
First pub. Jan. IS. 1900.
Last pub. Feb Is, 1900.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08

Il had bronchitis every winter TO
years and no medicine gave me perms
nent relief till began to take On.
Minute Cough Cure, know il is tn
best cough medicine made" says
koontz, Cory, Pa. II quickly cures
coughs, colds. Group, asthma, grippe
and throat aud lung troubles II is the
children's favorite remedy Cures
quickly. Palace Drug Store.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
cali Of Bond, School District No. 81,
Fremont Ceuuts.

Notice is hereby given that At the
niiice Of the treasurer of the County Of
fremont, in the state of Colorado. in
The CITY Of Canon city. on the Iith of
February. A. u. 1870 the said under.
signed treasurer Of sch OIL District No.
81 ~ SAID County and state, will pay a
certain bond OF said Distr ct Of
the issue of August 18th is9,
Of tie number ard amornt respectively
10 wit: Number three (3l of the
amount of two hundred dollars $3.50
and after the day above fixed for ray
ment on the bond described as afore
said. interes; hall cease and determin.
THOMAS PRICK,
Treasurer Of said district.
Canon City. Colorado. Jan. o. IssD.
First pub Jan. IL, 10 o. last Feb. s, 90
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08

Mrs, J. X Miller, Newton Hamilton,
Pa writes, Il think Dewitts Witch
Hazel Salve the grandest sRlve mads I
IL cures piles and iseais eycrythlpe. All
fraudulent limitations are Wosthlim
iAlAes Dsug eeorA
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08

W. 5. ph'lpot. Albany, Ca. says .pr
Wits Little Early Risere dist Ne more
good than any pill Is ever took =" rh-
famous little pills for ~ciutipsi s,s,
h;llioosness and liver and hcwel
troubles. Palace Drag Sicre
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08

II had dyspepsia for yesrs No med
icinc WAS so effective As kodoi Dyspsfs
fta Cure. II gave Immediate relief
Two bottles produced marvellous ~
sulta, writes L. H. Warren, Albany
Wis. It dtGesis what yoa eat and cam
cot fAil to eafN Palaee Drug store.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08

John Dir. Poseyville. Ind. says. Il
never used anything MS good rs Que
Minute Cough Cure. We are never
without t." Quickly breaks up coughs
and colds. Cures all throat and iing
troubles Its use win prevent con.
sumption Pleasant to take.
Palace Drug store
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
Excursion Rates.

The following low rates viii apply
from Canon City. Feb. Is. account
Miners and Prospectors excursion,
via Santa Fe Route:
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08

All other points in New Mexico
sne cent per mile, tickets good for
80 days, stop over allowed on return
trip.
Cañon City record., 1900-02-08
Nailcc Of Yorrelo.ure Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the nf,-
dersigBed bs virtue of a Judgment and
decree of the County Court of and for
remont County. Colorado, rendered
Ia cause therein pending wherein
Leah J >eeicy was plaintiff aud J. II
i.anning. Alexander q Storrs ard The
Gibson Luml,er Company were d-fetd-
ants ard whereby l am directed to sell
the hereinafter described premises To
satisfy said Judgment and costs. II the
ssme be not paid within iiifty days
from The 13gii day of December, 1879,
and the same not having been paid
within said thirty days, will, on Sat
urday. February Ioth, A ID. i.U0. at 10
o'clock T., the forenoon OF said day. a;
the front door OF the Court House in
Canon City, Colorado. sell NJ public
vendue, for cash IN hand. 10 the high
est and best bidder. the following de
sc-ibed premises situate in Fremont
County, coliano. to-wit: Lets num-
hered Seven t11 and Eight (s) in Block
numbered Thirty i've (35) in Harding's :
second Addition to the town tnow city1
% Cafiun City. according TO thr record.
ed plat thereof. at which time certiti
cate of purchase viii be issued to the
purchaser or purchasers thereof which
certificate viii specify the lands pur-
chased by such person or persons and
the sum paid therefor and the time
when the purchaser will be entitled to
u deed for such land. unless the same
be redeemed according To law.
WILLIAM l.. HAWKINS,
sheriff OF Fremont County
First publication Jan Is, 1900
Last publication Feb. y, 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
ARNHEIM,
BROADWAY g. 9Th STREET.

their cause but their grievances are not sufficient
to induce them TO strike.
The Reading Railway Company was Obliged to-
day to draw its storage yard Schuylkil1
Haven. Here some thousands of tons are still
dumped. and three hundred carloads were sent out
to meet urgent demands for coal In addition five
hundred carloads left the mines. At SchuyIkil
Haven the company has a considerable amount OF
the small sizes, and this is being rushed into
ket. The men at the storage yards are loading up
the surplus fuel rapidly possible. There is
considerable speculation among railroad "a
what effect the order of President Mitchell will
have IN restricting shipments of bituminOuS coal
to the Reading and connecting lines. The West
Maryland Railroad Company has been pouring
soft coal into the Reading yard at Shippensburs
the last few days rapidly that the yard became
congested. The soft coal shipments are now enOr-
nous, and IL necessary to send four of the big
locomotives employed in the coal trade to Harris
burg from Reading to-day In order to open up the
yards there.
Andrew Robertson, Of PottsvIlIe who operates
two collieries near Shamokin, reports that both
of his mines have shut down in consequence Of the
strike. He confirmed the statement made some
time ago that Of these collieries has closed
forever. The COrbin Colliery has not been paying
of late years, and about year ago IL was decided
TO close it. although the time for the shutdown
was then definitely decided The strike fixed
the date of it's abandonment little earlier than II
was Intended The Corbin COlieEy had tonnage
of over COO and employed 222 men. TIE Excelsior.
a larger collery, employed 393 men and boys, and
it's tonnage over 126,OO0
While little cash was paid to the miners to-day
none Of them appeared to be suffering for want or
money.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

advance to the operators The most conserva-
tive estimate Of the number of men affected
would be 125,000. The average amount received
monthly by each mine employe is about S42
about $500 year. An increase of 10 per
cent would amount to their receiving about
SAG 20 monthly. or $554 year. If $4,000 men
receive yearly an advance of $50 40, the aggre-
gate amount of the increase would be in the
neighborhood of 100000. In other words
should the advance amount to IL cents a ton
estimated production of $1,000 900 tons
yearly. the advance would equal 81 100000 II
the advance should amount to 20 cents a ton
on this production the total cost of the advance
to the companies concerned would equal at least
S1OOOOOOO this basis of figuring.
Conforming to the easier tendency of the
wholesale market, water freight rates for the
carrying of coal fell about 10 cents. The ruling
rate yesterday from lower point ports was about
70 cents a ton, compared with the 80 to 50
cent rate which has been demanded for the last
two weeks
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30

ley inclined believe that the of famine
ferng although fresh produce Is coming in slowly
and what the result will be when frost puts an end
to vegetation is not difficult TO foresee Rice. the
this far north; Every sack of the white grain has
the natives thus unable to buy t. must depend
on the charity Of the forces. The supply on hand
is none too plentiful. It is practically impossible
even to roughly estimate the quantity, but II is
stated to be considerably less than normal Usu-
sells bringing the winters supply of rice from the
south but now every available craft is in the SER
terals consequently there is little chance that any
considerable quantity Of rice can arrive between
The situation is conceded to be very critical, and
the outlook is for great loss of life AT best the
button of food and acting in concert. could relieve
only 1.-THE of the people. and no such arrange
tation in the winter is difficult matter. and every
TesGJrce fH & M be taxed to provide for the big ary
@ wp to e The army IN must be fed and 1ed
is rushing in supplies. there is not an available
boat but Is pressed into service and even now the
the Il PeHo Rver g will be froae as well as the
Gulf of Taku. on which Ice forms for ten or twelve
autumn.
water open after ice forms, with the result that
sian force viii bring in an iceboat. The heavy
tides prevent any great thickness Of ice in the
a channel can be easily kept clear to Tong Ku the
railway terminal. The river Is more serious mat
made TO keep It free. In this way the railway
will be taxed to its utmost capacity.
freely. but the supply is so far in excess Of the the
thus be enabled @ tic to i've through the Winter is e1-
tremely small. The belief is general that starva-
the conservative foreign residents at all con-
winter will be a terrible in the Tien-Tsin
New-York tribune., 1900-09-30
MISSIONARIES SENT TO CHINA.
BISHOP MOORE ANNOUNCES HIS SAFE AR
RIVAL AND CALLS FOR MORE
ASSISTANCE.

The Rev Dr. A. B. Leonard. secretary of the
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society. received
a cable message yesterday from Bishop David H.
Moore announcing his arrival at Shanghai The
message also directed that two missionaries-Rob-
ert Beebe and the Rev. c. F. Kupfer both in
SyvitzerIand-should start Immediately for China.
Dr. Moore was made a Bishop at the Gen
eraI Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
last May IN Chicago. He assigned for four
years 70 Eastern Asia, including China, Corea and
Japan
The Rev Dr. Arthur J. Brown, OF the Presby-
terian Board, received yesterday letter from the
Rev. Courtnay II. Fem. secretary Of the Peking
station dated August 15. It is the first letter
from Peking received by the Board since the
siege Mr.. Fem says in part:
Never were people much gladder to see troops
than We after two months OF bullets and shells
and solid shot and shrapnel and horse meat ana
stale rice. The Chinese soldiers and Boxers have
done their work in every hendish way. by bullets,
by fire BY deceit Kill and our few refugee
church mem bers They have slain over fifty or
our four hundred odd marines and civilian volun-
teers besides a number Of the native Christians,
but not missionary has been killed. All our mis-
sions and personal property except little summer
clothing Is gone, the treasures and Work OF many
EKes and We must begin again