Cañon City record., 1900-11-29
District Court.

WIN sAio "ooh. AmOuS Guc GASES
disposed of was one against Ed John
son for larceny Of team of horses,
wagon and harness; penitentiary not
less than five nor more than eight
years.
The trial of McGoury for the kill
ing of a Mexican horse thief at
Eight Mile park, may be commenced
tomorrow.
At this term of court Kid Wallace
and Antoine Wood will be tried for
killing of Capt. Rooney at the peni-
tentiary some months ago.
The trial of Jay Mann, charged
with robbing the safe in the city
clerks Office, has been on all this
week. AS we go to press at five
o'clock Wednesday afternoon the
case had just gone to the jury.
Ed Shacklett will come before the
court charged with criminal assault.
The sewer case, one which is of
vital Importance to Canon City, will
be tried during the term. Mr.. C. C.
Dawson of this city is assisting At
torney General Campbell in the pros
ecution of the case for the state.
"
The RECORD points with pride to
its well filled columns of advertising
this week. By the way, if you are
at all observant you will find such is
the case every week. The RECORD is
carefully read at hundreds of fire.
sides. The business men of Canon
City know this to be fact, hence
their liberal advertising patronage.
The people take the RECORD because
it is clean and reliable family news
paper.
The press of Denver seems to feel
sore over the steps taken by the
clergymen of that city, in their effort
to purge the city of open and fragrant
sin. The papers are taking the
ground that the ministers are hurting
the city. But how about the volumes
of wrath poured out by the press not
great while ago? The pencil push
ers should 20 slow.
Probably no public servant was
ever more severely arraigned by the
public press than was Judge Palmer
of Arapahoe county. In this the Post
of Denver took the lead. Now, that
Judge Palmer has rendered his de-
cision, and it is just, the Post does
the nice thing in speaking of the
decision.
Hamilton Smith, former resident
of this city and prominent in the
Bare Hills camp, but now near Victor,
is a visitor in the city this week. He
comes on invitation to act on the
panel as jurymen.
Miss Amelia Hartman of Scranton,
Pa, second cousin to Mrs. John S.
Brown, 1011 Greenwood, arrived in
the city yesterday and expects to
make her future home here.
A better photo for less money than
ever before, at Fricke's.
DR.. Kalmen C. Sapero, Specialist
on the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, is
here again for few days. Call at
428 Greenwood. Consultation and
examination for glasses free. Att
Capt. E. Storer Tice well-known in
this city, has successfully engineered
the sale Of $250,OOO mine in
Wyoming, and has be.n given the
position of superintendent.
The RECORD goes to press a few
hours earlier than usual this week in
order that the Office force may enjoy
the holiday of Thanksgiving.
Editor Will H. Sweeney of the
Canon City Clipper is sick, and left
for his home in Pueblo yesterday af-
ternoon to recuperate.
Mrs. G. G. Conkle and daughter
will spend Thanksgiving with her
parents at Topeka, Kansas.
Have you noticed that the business
Of the city is steadily drifting east
ward. Well, so too is the city.
Positively the last Week.
DR.. Sapero, the we'll known Eye
Specialist, will leave for Cripple Creek