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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-13

ST. JOHNS. y. r.. Jan. B.-The name
Of the steamship wrecked al e. Mary
BAY Is still. unknown.
Every one on board has certsiniy per-
fshed. but M boat can get near enough
20 the wreck oWins to the heavy sea o.
ind out her identity.
The oniclals 81 Tie French Cable com.
many are apprehs.isIve that the wrecked
steamer may he their clble-repairins
boat Francois AfaEo. which carries "a
crew OF l2c men.
She wss known 10 he on tn. New
foundiapd coast engaged In cable work.
and she has no, eeen reported for sew
sral days.
The AraGo was dcr-d from IN G'ant
Banks and was sboui due In st. Mary's
Bay to repair broken cable.
Henry johnson. of Hollywood. a small
village near the scene Of the wreck. vas
the first to see the vessels danger be-.
fore she struck. He said to-day:
We shp y "kH's WIZ r<en CT'stiuB
-. MHry's Ray. goInk due east. on
Wednesday midnight. Something must
have gone wrong with her after that.
for I was awakened Thursday morning
by the steamers whistle. ! saw . big
FIRE near Gull Island then. When they
knew there was shipwreck the neigh.
bors gathered and collected rov<~. ug.
gers and bostheoks and started for the
scene. travelling acroes frozen ponds
and marshes, and reaching the point
about , A. ".
The ship lay n quarter NJ q mile ofy
SHORE. She had stove In her bow BY q
collision with rock and lay head ON.
6he had collapsed from stem 20 stoke.
hold from the force Of the collision This
Part NJ the ship Was under water. and
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- s~osee ossuse6 . Posss az.
ssss1 ~ ~ rSpsosu.
PUeoosev ThoaheA.
niss A1insls ovasts. saehsssn years
-. seese"s - the Are q - and no
wsss pfty.s1eeA stssst iast weines.
tay. vhsss - ANY Ars9pa vsre over.
60 - .eNslS inashs1 ~ Com:
ssseC asnsll aa6 ftre Chief
~ eee - ssscoas ~ shs e0Ys,on
2 90 tow 0rsmsa - - aSstsie6
~ eenso 49, 70 hss syee.
- 49, 2 sesAR.s y" 9!
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ses0s1 so0as' - vfsleocs. throwing
knives A. erechsv assva1. 49, ! -.
tsr01ae1 - have ~ es0aisse1 % q
asylum.
u 0ysaIe ssst ~ - Dloauvsofe
jsoesl ~ - ~ a1aDese1 - ~ -.
seitattsa. whea ] eelis1 70 - be- -
rAsss6sy 80 u ths pavsoeiaas ts,l -
~ had 6ischas0sA hsv ihss normiae. -
~ aeesess1 70 - ssse asA saprsssss
. desire TO Setusn 10 ~.
Il have ssarehsa everywhere Tor hss.
ess Without reesit I IN sfrst1 80 disA
- the islAa1 go the aulhessetss ass
tsyta0 % 6ssp tn kNoviedcs froa y.
ny ~ No! eesify - d M Whose.
.: tesy shevh have tsss.'
tell On kvsuia0 koeH TspcssSs ihSS
.ss0nsoa sAai Id ko0nHn's nsne
.,isssles ~ tSss ootkiss vss Isc~n Of
The efn thsse.
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~ poseee hovs ~ sasoss.
- hoo1 - svs1eses. ssl -.
tbOoOe 00sA - q - esseoss.
seoseloo . bsoosve q Wt0o sos.
vtet nossssoo - 0os1ss..
CStsf ef Police yotsy. Of Mount
vsrnoa.
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REAL WINNER !.
OF FIGHT TELLS
OF THE FRAUD
STATEMENT OF JOSEPH CtiOYNSlu s.
TO THE EVENING WORLD.

had cAasea kssw that vhs ~ iate ~ ag ~ - ~
dsvaA TAsy nsAs Mocys oed Gloves ts ~ - n
~ Athlsc C1sb before n.y. 49,
aa tAsnss Assvsr saSsA thas Nscu asA ~ ~
su q ~ ~ ssA1sA hsob lite ~ ~ -
a tskasi wanted aayhns to ~ Il 80 ~
WAsa hsoehs lsCg The sscosd roaa1 - svl oa -
ssoAA Hsw 70 kse~: We'll die 10 the As rstse esoo
use Nov You'll ioss this asht TnrsA ~ ~
PIvs sis tell su1V
loss sAs Il ~ s -
tea
accurately way. let
kaeehdsvn Mccoy sseosds nskser ~ ~
sctal ne I'll That's sht" M DuaA - ~
rseosA tAs say th the AsAt ~ d1sx 49,
tbss eosatsa sbest n
Mccoy casd and thea the rslssss ho1
ths usul nasts and tyeseua1s ~
NM touHhs aGaa Mccoy pssty
cev0. tI|. ~ -.
A - ~ aev w. Sissrsss hassa nj
dppsA Aasla heCoy hard ~ -
hs,s hsasd ~ iss ~ ~ lsol
esA ssns caasssd shrss agAh thb sssslaG ~
I'll, ~ Att ~ assia sosAJss CAqns
Dvsaias Wesa rspsFtss tbs afssssosa
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BOY GETS BAD STAB WOUND

Morris Lavirn lies III
the Gouverner Hospital Nlt seous Ia
hou, oro,ocauol y Cbfie Gls afn
so Gersui Guc who arrested deno. b. c I'M
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WOMAN BURNED 70 Death
IN SLIGHT TENEMENT FIRE.

odd her room,
On $40 afternoon Fire
discovered IN th hous and the 0
the door and flames
trniuE bIa,c
~ a M
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M0LlNEUX FAMlLY'AT THE T0MBS

The father. other brother and wife OF Roland Molueus called
the Ioms this afternoon stayed more prisoner
Gen MoncN leaving tho son was In his usua
gotd spirits and entertained his indication
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HANNA ON
THE ISSUES.
Prosperity Of Labor and
Retention Of Phil.
Ipplnes.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ia-pu.tss q
confsssaee With Mayor Ashbssdse hsss
to-day Senator Hanna made the arss
statement which he has utssred IN his
capacity - Repvbllcsa XattsaAi CHAR.
nan es the issves sR1 plaas Of tn cen.
Ing campaign. Ne sale: f
"FiSe-1hs natt6aal issues sis b ~
prespsnty II ~ vostiAs peeple Of III
couRt0.
''sscss6-'r rs,eation Of The Ps,I,,.
pnss.
TIE Repus;icas party 10 In prs,s,as
and inned's'e nssd Al funds to carry q
tn wcsa u TIE csmpiiga. aad Il -
b hsesn without . aoarnss aGsy.
"rhe De@ocrstic Party hes latss "a.
taicss ~ Scrk thrssshcsi tn ssnsssz.
and the Republican cSaml,lep- - =
necssssry 10 n~~s shen ~ every eplas. :
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BROOKLYN LAWYER MISSING

The police a'e asked Dos Walter Harnr forty-ny
ycscrday
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STANDARD GAS AGREEMENT

The standard Gas Company issued afternoon tina
the s,orkaod dispose their ho.pg
without first offering corporation a the nrhs
price Russell 8 agreement
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woeld ny Into . fus,ovs tssWpss us
would shake h.s hst ai ~ anl On en-.
esA coca sSons ! saw that 10 ~ rseoy
20 STRIKE her. The last tims saW this
vas vhsn they vsss living on Eleventh
avenue. In Mount Vernon.
vtest0's stsses Thesaesas1.
u do mt remember what mate hin
angry. hut Ne got up from his chair
case close 10 her and sAeuA his
eIinchei hand at her. ! called out 10
hin. that 70 10 strucA hss ! would deal
with him myself. II NY sistss DID not.
Scenes like this occurred asogiy svssy
time visited then In Brookiya avnus.
Nee York. AIN In ossenth svsave. NSv
York. and frsqvsatiy In Mount vssnsa.
Ne vas constantly Ao1iMe fsuis Nth
her AMI ksp, W . policy u haeOiae.
II have heard hin cay ssenate1ly 49,
she would BE- sony $500 Gay ~ a.
p,essans him. A. go UUs ~ ssstss
told NJ shai Aesv,sos haa said - ~
On aunt a. HE ~ o0seel ~ 0.eo n
10 would leave hss. ne sSars s'ans 10
caAsa.
M assss vssla slso sssuss ~ MI
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-13

The decision giving the
fight to Mccoy was an out
rsee. Il such crooked bust
ness is allowed il means the
death Of fighting. and ], for
one. would favor the repeal
Of the Horton law Il there Is
such 4 lack Of honesty in con-
tests ! favored Mccoy.
thinking he should win. but
he was clearly out in the sec.
ond round. and 10 give tie ,
fight ultimately to Mccoy
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OPINIONS or TWO EXPERTS.

{ was nothing short Of melt
: from the person. When ml.
E erees are allowed 10 rub Z nlan'
I of his victory. Is NJ 6le
{ case last night. ii Is Mt ~.
). prising there Is 4 movesaeat
on foot to repeal tie nv
{ which makes scientific Ia
E ing a possibility il this SlslA
|, II were Choynski would
. certainly sue tie Broadway
. Athletic Club. and ] an suGe
he would win tie case. n
the club was compelled b
pay the purse twice Il woG1
do more TO bring rs mn. .
ayers to their senses th1a.
anything else. !
ROBERT H1zSlMMO N&
i ! was forced to leave st(le
the first round last niGn1
owing to my thealTical =
sagement. What / 80
the fight wss On Tie ~
What happened aftsswu1
can only judge fvsm
reports and ! her ~
rather = fuany aIiis
r.snassl = - -
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= The fight should have
been awarded to Joe Choyn-
ski. and Il was Z shame he
should have been cheated out
Of il. | say this IN spite Of
the tact that ! like Nc.
Coy personally. and Is q
boSes. He was my choice
before the battle. and tie
LITTLE money ] out up was on
him. bat he was licked IN the
second round. and no fair.
minded man can get around
that tact.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
To Clean Water In cisterns.

A writer to the st. Louis Globe
Democrat offers the following sug-
gestion, which it might be wen worth
trying:
To cleanse water in cisterns, chem
ically, put about &c worth of perman-
ganate of potash per 1000 gallons of
water into bucket of water and dis
solve thoroughly. Then pour the
bucketful of water around the waters
surface in your cistern. Perman-
ganate of potash is a germicide per-
fectum, and is poisonous, but your
water wants considerable tinge of
red from the amount put in. Under
stand, a considerable tinge-let it be
real red. There is no danger what
ever in using the permanganate of
potash as prescribed, and it takes
two grains to kill at one Dose"
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
The Santa Fe,s denerositx,

In order to render efficient aid to
the famishing millions in India, the
Santa Fe railroad officials have issued
orders to their various agents to re-
ceive packages of provisions and con-
tributions of money for the India suf-
ferers, and send same at once, free,
to a central Office without delay.
Here's an opportunity for sympathetic
people of the United States to save
life. Contributions from parties in
Canon City may be left with the Wells
Fargo agent, Mr., Jones, who will
promptly forward the same. Let
the local donations be made as large
as possible.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Thanks BY the q. A. z.


At the regular meeting of Green
wood Post No. 10, Tuesday evening,
June 10. 1900, the following was
unanimously passed:
Resolved, That grateful acknow-
ledgment is hereby made to the citi-
zens of Canon City and vicinity, for
their hearty cooperation in the hal
lowed exercises Of Memorial Sunday
and Decoration Day, which were truly
made object lessons of patriotism.
Resolved, That special thanks are
hereby rendered to Rev. H. N. Wilson
and Rev. W. ]. Fisher for their noble
expositions of the lessons of the days
and of our patriotic duty, such as
held crowded houses with wrapt at
tention; assemblages of our people,
loyal not only to country but to the
beautiful custom of decorating the
graves of our fellow heroes and of all
our departed friends. To our Con-
federate friends who joined US in all
of the exercises of the days. To Miss
Dale, Miss Hillburn and the choir
which furnished the perfect service
of song. To the Uniform Rank OF
the Knights of Pythias, perfect in
their evo'utions, and precise in theiI
soldierly bearing. To Gate City CamT
No. Is, Woodmen. of the World, a
fitting and full turn out of that phil
anthropic order, that remembers ane
provides for friends of those at rest
Each order, with elastic step, that
revived the hearts and memories ot
''The Old Guard" To the J. H. Pea.
body Uniformed Military Band, whose
fine music and appearance gave spirit
and enthusiasm to the prompt moving
column ably marshaled. To 81 Perk
ins uniformed Hussar Band, who wer'
also generous with their fine music.
Resolved. That we and the com
munity are specially indebted tt
Messrs Bridwell and Beach for th'
free use of the opera house, which
we do not ask for, but is always tend
cred by the management for thes'
occasions.
Resolved, Last, but all important
thanks to the generous donors O.
flowers and those ladies' who assiste'
US in preparing them, who year afte
year bear us in true and faithful re
membranes.
Attest: F. A. MCDONALD,
Adjutant.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Here's a Sure Thing.

Know what you are going to get
for, your garden truck before its
grown make contracts with the G.
c. c. & P Co., 301 South Eight st.
They want pickels, onions, tomatoes,
cabbage and caulifower and will pay
cash on delivery. They have the cash
to pay with. Will also ship your
fruit on small commission. See them
before going elsewhere.
H. A. Baker,
Manager Canon City Cider and Pickl-
ing Company. 2ltf
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Low Rates.
The Santa Fe Route announces Il
follow ing reduced ratea:

The Santa Fe Route announces the
follow ing reduced rateA
Milwaukee, Wis, Biennial meeting
General Federation OF Women's clubs
June 4th and 9Th, one fare plus 90 fol
round trip, tickets on sale June list and
End. final limit June 30th.
st. Louis, Mo, annual meeting gen.
eral assembly of the Presbyterian
church In the U. IS. A :, one fare plus %
for the round trip, tickets on sale May
f4th and 18th, final limit Juno End.
st. Paul, Mimi, Biennial Convention
National Republican League Of the
United States, one fare plus % for the
round trip, tickets on sale July I4th,
18th and 18th, final limit July 2ist.
Dstroit, Mich, Natiopal Baptist An.
niyersaries, one fare plus az for round
trip, tickets on sale May 10th and 2lst
final limit May 3Oth.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
that can be used against them is Paris

that can be used against them is Paris
green or some one of the arsenical
poisons. There is absolutely no dan
ger whatever if semblance of care
is used in making the application. In
any case only the outer part of the
cabbage can be poisoned, because it
heads from within, so that it is utter
ly impossible for any material to get
to the part that is marketed and
eaten. The poison should be used
reasonably cabbage should not be
sprayed today and marketed tomor-
row. Nothing is gained by making
an excessively strong application. If
the application is made as soon as the
first injury is noticed one pound Of
Paris green in $50 gallons of water
will be sufficient. If arsenate of lead
is used fifteen ounces in 100 gallons
of water will do. The application
should be thorough SO as to cover all
leaves exposed which will result in
keeping down later broods so much
that in most cases early cabbage can
be ripened without further applica-
tions. Next to arsenical poisons lime
is the best thing. The preferable
form is shell or stone lime, with just
enough water to slack it completely,
so that it crumbles into dry powder.
This dry powder is still quite caustic
and if it be busted thoroughly on the
caterpillars in the evening every par
ticle of the lime that touches them
will burn a hole. The effectiveness
of this material depends upon its
reaching the insect and the applica-
tion should therefore be very thor
ough and carefully made.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Finest Fruit Crops.

The country around Canon is bles.
sed with one of the finest fruit crops
in its history. The quantity of fruit
of all kinds was never equalled. Every
tree and bush seem to be loaded
Orders from fruit dealers have been
coming in from all directions. and
Strawberries and other fruits have
been shipped in large quantities.
Pueblo Chieftain.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
FARM AND ORCHARD.
DESTROYS THE COOLING MOTH.


In summing up his ideas on orchard
cultivation Captain Rockafellow OF
Fremont county, who is one of the
most successful apple growers in Col
orado, says: after having tanned
the soil by years of thorough cultiva-
ton, trees should without question
have clean cultivation, with occasion
al manuring for seven or eight years.
After this seed to red clover and in
the fourth year plow under the last
crop of the season; clean cultivation
and manure for two seasons before
reseeding to clover. My experience
of the past year in plowing the early
and later part of winter proved that
it disposed of at least one-third of
the codling moths. This was in my
Oldest orchard, which packed out in
proportion to the number of barrels,
one-third more fancy apples than
other blocks not treated in this man.
ner, though all were sprayed, ban
daged and hog pastured alike"
q q y
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
silver Cliff Notes.

From the Rustler.
w. H. Hall returned from Cafor
City the latter part of last week. ac
companied by Mrs. Hall, who viii
spend the summer months at theil
beautiful home in Wet Mountain Val
ley.
Mrs. F. x. Miller and children, af
ter pleasant visit of several weeks
duration with Mrs. Millers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Stinemeyer al
Canon City, returned home Monday
evening.
The three months old boy Of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Reuker, of Canon City
was buried in the cemetery here Sun
day morning.
Already quite number of Canon
City and Florence people have mani
tested their intention of participating
in Silver Cliffs 4th of July celebra-
tion. 1t will be grand opportunity
for the Arkansas valley pc ,ple to get
up into the mountains and enjoy a
cool breeze. And Silver Cliff is max
ing every effort to make its celebra-
tion one that will BE- enjoyed by every
body.
Miss Della Ryan departed last Sat
urday for Canon City where she will
spend few days visiting.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
July 1th--cheap Rates

to Cripple Creek and return via the
Canon City and Cripple Greek railroad
tickets on sale July Bird and 4th, good
returning up to and including July
9Th. $500 for the round trip. 25t2
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Attractive Excursion Rates DIX RI

Attractive Excursion Rates-D.& & 20
Beginning July lst, the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad will sell round
trip tickets from Canon City to Salt
Lake City and return, good for thirty
days. at the low price of $25. The
splendid service Of this popular road
will insure its patrons most enjoy
able trip.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Official Route to the Great Convention

The delegates train will leave Denver
over the Union Pacific at 1855 p. m.
July End, arriving I'm Kansas City 7:25
following morning Only one fare for
the round trip. See your local agent
or address Geo. Ady, General Agent,
Denver. (No. 52-25,2)
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
One Fare Plus sa for Round Trip.

Via Union Pacific to Chicago, St.
r.onis, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
Kansas CITY, Omaha and intermediate
points On sale June 23rd, July 18th,
goth and August 4th. Final limit Oc-
tober 31st The best of everything.
See your local agent or address Geo.
Ady, Gen. Agent, Denver. (No53.26t2)
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
To Tic Deaf.

A rich lady, cured of her deafness
and noises in the head by DR.. Nichol-
sons Artificial Ear Drums, gave $1O,-
900 to his Institute, 80 that deaf
people unable to procure the Ear
Drums, may have them free. Ad
dress No. 851, The Nicholson Insti-
tute, 780 Eighth Avenue, New York.
21tf
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Our enterprising candy merchant
Fresh Every Hour" has put in a
line of choice Fire Works and says if
they don't sell he will give them away
or fire them like the balloons. Sat
urday ne will send another elephant
over the hog backs.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Back In Canon.

| am back in Canon to stay, and am
ready to take any contract and do
masonry work, brick or stone, and
plastering. Parties building or plan
ing to build should zee me before
letting contract. Frank Lanning
lett 1902 River Ct.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

For two hours Sunday Victories
were numerically pounded with hail.
In many places the roads are washed
out. The storm was the most severe
experienced for years.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

John Brown, aged forty years, died
of Bright's disease on the 21st inst,
at the county poor farm. He was
admitted in March last from Florence.
The county took charge of the re-
mains.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

The hearing of the application for
the appointment Of a receiver for the
Slater Electric Light Company, has
been set for today. The case was to
have been decided last week.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

A. w. Fisher of Olean. Orleans
county. has been in the city this week
and if he can find suitable tract Of
fruit land will purchase it and locate
permanently at Canon City. He has
already examined several pieces OF
land.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
$2-INDEPENDENcE DAYS

at Cripple Creek will be observed in
a manner behtting that occssion,
Speaking. Music, Base Ball, Dancing,
ETC., will b. the order Of the day,
The grandest celebration in the his
tory Of Colorado. Low rates Wis
Gallon City & Cripple Creek railroad,
July 3rd and 4th, returning July 9Th.
500 for the round trip. 25t2
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

E. E. Edwards, dairyman who
lives this side of Brewster, had the
misfortune last evening to have both
bones of his left limb broken near the
ankle. He was milking when the COW
became frightened and gave him a
severe kick.-Florence Citizen.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

DR.. 0. S. Proctor was in Goldfeld
last week on business. He was well
pleased with his trip from pleasure
standpoint.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

The base ball club Of Florence did
up the Cantsloupe nine at Rocky Ford
last Friday; score II to z. On Sat-
urday return game was played re-
sulting in a score Of 8 to 5 in favor
of the Cantsloupe mine. Of course
there was the usual battle Of words.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
New Boarding House.

Meals l0c, all hot weather vituals
fresh every hour, Miller's.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

T. J. Day, city D. G. R. G. agent at
Florence, accompanied G. G. Shearer
and Chas. Miner to Canon City the
latter part of last week.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Miss Mabel Hancock has returned
from an enjoyable two weeks visit
with friends at Colorado Springs.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Mr.. Parkinson and Mrs. Weller OF
Cripple Greek, were the Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Lacey
at their Harrison avenue home. The
guests returned home delighted with
their visit and Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Manager Sgatton Of the Colorado
Telephone Company, was up from
Florence last Saturday transacting
business; he was accompanied by his
brother, v. 0. Stratton of Denver.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Mrs. S. C. Hoover and little daugh.
ters of Lincoln, Neb., are visiting
Mrs. Hoover's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. B. Coulter.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
Ice Famine.

In about 80 days Canon will be
without ice and ice cream will be two
bits plate, so enjoy it now while its
only lOc at Miller's.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

/ Mrs. A. A. Ireland Of Canon City,
who was a delegate to the Woodmen
district convention at Victor last
week, has been honored by an election
as delegate to the Head Camp session
which will be held at Salt Lake City.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Contractor Roup is pushing the
work of excavating for the Main
street water mains.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Atohison, ropex. SAINT. Fe.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
No. 625.. ...9:4O am No. $685.. $50 pm
No. $751; ...5:25 pm No. 632...- 9:45 am
No. 625 and 626 are daily. No. 63l and
682 daily except Sunday.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Mrs. Fred L. Pond and sons, Marion
and Henry, also her mother, Mrs. II.
L. Kelsey, arrived in Canon City last
Saturday from Johnsonville, New
York, and are at home, SO9 Main
street. Mr.. Pond, the efficient super
intendent of the Alabaster company's
plant in this city; is we'll pleased that
his long continued bachelorhood has
ended.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

You can get anything you want by
asking for it in the RECORD Want
Column.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

II you are going to have something
printed, let the RECORD figure on it,
and show you some original designs
in job printing.
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28
RAILROAD TIME CARD
o.nx,r a Rio Gr.pde.

Canon City Cripple Creek,
ARRIVE. DEPART.
No. TO- 1890 pm No. 1........305 pm
No. &c.. II 90 pm No. 5.....--4:5S am
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Buy your shoes Of Davis and gst
tickets b TIE piano coatesk 2<H
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

Get your spring garden hose d
Ellis 4 Hood. II
Cañon City record., 1900-06-28

L. x. Kohlman, the genial county
clerk, return 4 from Denver few
days ago. While there he purchased
an elegant Frazier high grade pneu-
matte tire road wagon and also
brought with him one of Mr.. Esta-
brooks roadsters, "Jo-Jo," five year
old bay Gelding, which, by the way,
is one Of thu finest bred horses in
Colorado. The turnout is the finest
ever seen upon our streets.