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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-02
LINOTICE-
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A copy of said Iist, 90 far a. Il relates to
these trac.s- bv descriptive subdfvisiona,
has been conspicnousiy pnsfsd IN this ofEcS
the public genera IL.
within the aext SIXTY days solio- ing the
Gate Of thts notice under th~ deparfmentai
regulsttons ct Nov. mbsr ~. lse,. n L o..
80. IN tets or contesss afntnst ths state
to any Of the trncts or subdfvfnkone herein
described. on the ground thai the same IL
more valuable for mineral thar for agricui-
turai purposes Will be received and noted
,cr report to the General Laad Once a.
Washington. D. e. Failure TO pr test or
contest the claim of the state 20 said lAnds
within the time specified. vfllb considered
sufficient evidence OF u- non -miasr1l char
Scfer and th~ selection being otherwise free
from objection. will be recommended Tor
approval
j. r. 6oRpcx, Reeis'sr
First pub. June ~ fscs.
;ast pnb, August %. 1900
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-02
sale Of bitch stock.

Notice is hereby given that on Fri
day. August 3. AID, 1900. at ten o'clock
y. m, at the otiics of Il. r Rockafellow,
secretary, at No. 2.a.3 Main street, Canon
City, Colorado. | win sell at pubic
anction for cash the following described
shares of capital stock of the Canon
City Hydraulic and Irrigating Ditch
Company, to-wit:
Il. Cline or Richard Cline, owner,
twelve and one-half (l2tS) shares. in
certificate NJ SO, assessments S4i 81
John 4. witeher. owner, twelve ard
one-half (t3ts) shares, ia certificate No.
81. assessments S2I 81.
said shares have been declared for
feited aud will be sold TO pay said as.
sessments and cos: of sale. They can
be redeemed before sale BY pay msnt OF
said (respeetiyel assessments and costs.
T. u. COULTER,
Treasurer of said Company.
First pub. July "
Last pub. August z
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France uses 14.19 liters Of spirits per
capita A liter equals 2-113 American
pints-
A recent Investigation showed that
- per cent of the inmates of the New
York House of Industry were sent
thers for crimes resulting from the use
Of intoxicating drinks.
Australasia has about $50 lodges Of
Good Temp,ars. with 10000 members
Oiney, Ills-- Is without saloons for
tie first time in n years Crawford
county Is now entirely under local pro-
hibition.
Railroad companies In Ohio are for
hidden under penalty Of $500 to employ
locomotive engineers who are addicted
10 drinking.
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seossu.

Saturday night July 18th. q new
Hawthorn bicycle, black frame, ma
hogany colored rims, tan colored seat,
leather covered toe-clipA. 252O7
stamped in frame under the crank
shaft, r H. in ink on seat and right
toe-clip. Leave at st. Johns and
receive reward. $25 additional re-
ward for information leading to the
conviction of the thief.
J. L. HEAroN.
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CANNED GOODS EXHIBIT
Industry In United States to Be
Feature Of Paris Fair.
FIGS n GLASS WILL BE D1sPLAYED


flab u HLAno Will Do DAntAA III
u
sxAasss o SeteseD
Aiss Aneriean Grown uufs. WIN bs
DisDnaysA-
Tb. frutt canning industry Of the
limited stare. - ertens,ye and fmpor-
s.pt not .Ion.. In this country. hut in
the markets Of the entire world. Is TO
receive : .hare OF stteuticn In the
Am.r,c.n exhIbIt =, the Pari. exposi-
Tor cc,nu,ensur.ts .s far =. snace win
.ro-, ~,,,b n. commercI.ilv erslted no
ss,ion saw. the W.xhinxtou soar. The
r,n,.r,.I !. nj ..,uples TO he n~s.sI In th<
di.nIsv nave ALREADY beep shipped 10
,he Frrncb capIt.I ana VIII b. In posi-
s,oo i. ~rnss.,..d vben The big fair
i. ,bro~n omen Anr,l 1h
Tbe wort ~ coI,ecfinx and mnnav
In, ehe nr.i,mIp.r,es az tl,e exhibit al
-.rned Sru,,. and reretabler vns ac.
ro,,n,,.h.d nv Colonei a r Br.ckett
r'or,olo.,ss ~ the deo.rtment Of .rrf.
s,,,,urs IN H. T1rs,ed ss.se. comr,i.-
ton ~ ~. p.r,s .rro~,f,cn C,olene,
R~..t.,, w.s ..-s-,es, ~ Mr. wfuI. IN
a r.v,o. ~ ~. hur-.r m. erhTbI,
I'm tncI,,ae ssIde from IN, eommer
r,.I e..,ur.. ~ erus, .od v>~rt,bir
rrcvInr . urr coIlectiou q orua.
mentaI plants and aoverr. as well :,
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-02

Estate OF Sarah A. Coz. Deceased
The undersixued. having been appointed
administrator of the estate OF sarah A God
iate of the county OF Fremont, IN the state
OF Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice
thar he will appear before the county court
Of said frem nj county. At the court house
In caaon tity In said county. NJ the June
next. at which time ali perpous havlnr
claims against said estate are nottnsd and
requested To attend for the purpose of hav-
% said estate are requested to make tmme-
diste payment TO the undersigned.
Dated at anon City. Colo. this 3th day OF
July A. %. 1900. koBr- II RUDOLPH.
First publication July t.
Last pubicatton August
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-02

During the last fiscal year 83.026. TAO
bushels Of grain were used in the man
ufacture Of liquors. OF this amount
31.5o0.46S bushels were used in the
production of distilled spirits and 81
446z7z bushels In the manufacture Of
malt liquors.
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oEMs m VERSE.
OLD fAvoRlTes.


Ebe Brave at Horne.
~ nai1 ~ kfnds her warriors .ash
VIM ss11s ~ sell her pain disseublsa
xhs s1ds bas<zth her dropping lash
On staEzy tssrdrop hsngs and trenblsay
1ksugh heAven slone records the tear,
Al fanse sha11 never know her story.
kw bsaEt hsS shsd drop a dear
- - bed<vsd the field Of gIoFyf
~ ~ Vhe Eirds her husbands sword
1RA Et81e - rho weep or vuader
~ hgxvrly HeHks the cheering uurd,
WAaf shoagh ~ heart he rent asunAa.
Doomed lightly b her drsAus 70 hear
n hollis a deafh around him raftls.
Iaakh - - sacfed blood - e'e
Wss peursd uppa the Aeld of hattlsI
~ motkH vho cunceais heT grief
Will % ~ bseaa her son she preaasa
ma hrenxh. ~ brave words snd b<Ss9,
Eiafng ~ pafriot brow ahe bis84.
vIfh % - ~ her secret God
n know ~ pafn that weighs spoa ~.
0keds ~ 1,ne1 = e'ey the sod
nssseSs1 = essdom's Seid of bnnori
Thomas buchanan 1AAA
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FACTS IN A FEW LINES.

Business failures In Great Britain
during 1850 we're 5000. against s,so6 In
16De.
Pens TO the number Of $500. 900 are
used throughout the world every day
IN the week.
The percentage Of recoveries in the
Milwaukee Hospital For the Insane
last year was So
The Bank Of Spain has outstanding
SIS. 100000 Iesa In loans than II re-
ported year ago.
American and Australian butter IL
pidly crowding the German article
from the English market
The arrests for drunkenness in Bos-
ton last year averaged g per day. or =
per cent Of the population
In Michigan last year 4.759.2 .253 bar
rels OF salt were manufactured. an In
crease Of 5e7 .337 over 1898.
The New York Press biamea ANA
teur photographers for q large per
eentage OF the water waste In Brook
lyn-
More interest than ever before h ~
ing aroused In New York In the Ques-
tion Of the preservation Of the Hudson
Palisades.
The AIlxcmeine Deutsche sprachver-
elm has offered q prize OF loo marks
for the best study Of the slang used
By seamen-
The new German postage stamps
represent the values Of 8. s. 10. 20. %
%. 70. 80 and 50 pfenniss and 1. ?. .
and marta
Hickory nuts are an American prod
uct. and We export them In large guam
titles 10 Europe. Pecans belong 70 the
hickory family.
During last year i.4G3 persons were
inoculated for hydrophoh,a At the Pas
eeur institute IN Par1A and OF these
oHiy three died
Coal mining is developing rapidly IN
Canada In Nova Scotia both the areas
worked and the number Of mines show
great incrcase-
protecfica for the arm In battle. and
tie king Of Dahomey uses bis ~ de-
fensive weapons-
he Csnsdian government has nnal-
b eoup,eted the grcat chip canal b.
twees Lake Erie and Montreal ax .
cost Of e70Oo0.00o
The Swiss caoinet consists Of fed
sfal council Of sevcs membcra. each Of
whom draws the moderate rcmuners-
s1oo Of 7.<00 per annum-
The estimated value Of the industrial
product OF the United etates for the
past year Il 1880. .coo.O 600. or more
- = u~A -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-02

Gray horse, branded RW on
shoulder. Five dollars will be paid
for its return to
RONA VALENTINO,
28t4 Brookside. Colorado.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-02

The great wall of China, which is
still in existence, is said to have been
built In 21l B. c.
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Long Since Obsolete

Coiorado eprfnss (Colo.l 0asetts. DAM
Mining Edition - . year In advance Al
shs Whining e~vs and stock uucfstsoun
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-08-02

asssa rise 60 tie ovseas-
From Lon ion TO Rombay In II days
h the remarkable programme laid out
By the Pcninsuisr and Oriental Steam
ship company. says the Philadelphia
Record. The journey win be made BY
the British route and Involves fastce
sime than Is usual ON Italian railwaya
The Mis- -ouri Pacific railroad an
nounccs three additional special rxcar
sions from Colorado common points 4,
Missouri River. Chicago. IT. Louis ant
intermediate points. at one fare plu
two dollars for the round trip
Tickets for these excursions win D.
on sale August 10th. September 7th an
slst, with fnal return limit Octtobe
3ist Yours Truly.
Sas CA Txirr, G. W. F.&PA
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currency, was given the toast Bank:
ing, domestic and foreign"
RADICAL

Failed to Get the Endorsement of
Committees In the United Mine
Workers Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, January 49,
News has reached here that about 49,
900 miners in the anthracite district Of
Pennsylvania near Scranton and
Shamokin, who have been in a restless
state for some time, have decided to
strike.
The scale committee met this af-
ternoon and organized with w. D. Ry-
an, of Illinois, president and W. H.
Haslkins, of Ohio, as secretary. After
the adjournment of to-day's session
the committee again met and decided
to take no action until after the cleo
ton of officers.
In a talk to the committee to-day
President Mitchell recommended the
Endorsement of the resolution adopted
at the Detroit convention, advising all
members of all organizations affiliated
with the A. F. of L., to withdraw
from the K. of L. He cited the recent
conflict between the United Mine
Workers and the K. of L. and said the
K. of L. had sent men from Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio to Kansas to take the
places of the striking United Mine
Workers.
President Talley, of the Indiana OPP
orators Association, said tonight:
Both operators and miners will meet
the present situation in a prudent,
equitable manner. and an agreement
will be reached at the conferenle."
The Committee on Resolutions re-
ported a resolution denouncing federal
courts and asking the miners t o use
their political influence in elections.
The committee did not concur in the
resolution. The most radical PROPOSE
ton presented to the committee was
in a resolution providing that if any
federal judge imposed a sentence SINH
lar to that given John P. Reese, Exec
utive Board member. by Judge Will
Jams, of Fort Scott. Kan, the entire
force of the United Mine Workers be
suspended until the courts order was
rescinded. The committee reported
against the resolution.
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TO THE SUPREME COURT.
The Case of Attorney General Nom
nett Against the Continental To-
C Company Submitted.

The Case of Attorney General Mon
nett Against the Continental To-
baccO Company Submitted.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 1S.-The suit
of the State on the recommendation of the
Attorney General, against the Continental
Tobacco Company, involving the constitu-
tionality of the Valen~tine-Stewart anti
trust law, of April 10, 1898, was submitted
to the supreme court to-day on briefs ar
guing a demurrer to the petition. The
brief for the Continental Tobacco Company
criticises former Attorney General Monnett
WHO brought the suit, for the profuse use
of the words Illegal" unlawful" col
orable," Compulsory coercion" meth
DDS" schemes" manipulation ''prac-
tees" etc., expressing the pleader's opin-
Ton and condemnation of certain acts
which, in the main, are described by in
situation alone"
The Supreme Court of Minnesota is quot
ed as saying that 1.-THE courts, influenced
by such terms of Elusive meaning as mo-
nopolies,' trusts 'boycotts.' strikes and
the like may be led to transcend the limits
of their jurisdiction" The brief charac-
terizes Mr.. Monnett's language as mere as
sertion and not regarded as a real obstacle
in the way of a legal defense. The Attor-
ney General in his brief charges that the
pretended transfers of different plants to
the Continental Tobacco Company are
mere ~fictions, as the franchises of the sew
eral corporations remain dead and useless
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In the hands Of the directors and that these
transfers were made over the protest Of
the minority stockholders.
JAY GOULD'S MILLIONS.


Count Boni DE CasteIlAne Squander-
ing Then In wild Speculation.
On His Way to America.
PARIS. January 1S.-The alleged
heavy losses of Count Boni De Castel-
lane ON the bourse were made a sensa-
tional feature by some of the papers
here to-day. Both the Temps and FL
caro- spoke in a guarded way Of the
collapse of a bull Spectator, whose
position is said to have been badly
shaken at the last settlement by the
decline CT certain stocks, in which he
Is said to have plunged. The Figaro
also indicated Count Boni De Castel-
lane fairly and clearly by describing
the Spectator as a member of the
Chamber of Deputies and a prominent
society man who had not disguised his
s~ympathieS for uncompromising Ma
tionalism. Moreover it was added, he
had started on a long voyage ito find
resources to repair his broken for
tunes" The Figaro added, perhaps a
little maliciously, that his friends hope
he will not meet with disappointment,
saying:
Some patriotic causes are very ex-
pensiye and for want of a better excuse
this pretext car always be put forward
to these, who, owing to distance, are
ignorant Of many things"
The Matin openly mentioned Count
De Castellane's name and nothing but
disastrous speculations, crashes and
loses reaching as high as 20,o00,O00
Of francs were talked of yesterday. Re-
specting the Count, the Matin said:
But our inquiries show his losses do not
exceed three millions, he having succeeded
in getting straight on seven or eight
transactions.
Count Boni De Castellane left for New
York a few days ago with his wife, and it
is probable the assistance of his brother
in-law Will not be found wanting and that
he will tide over the situation of monetary
embarrassment"
PARIS, January 18.-The Marquis De
Castellane, father of Count Boni De Castel-
lane, denies most emphatically the story
that the Count failed to meet his obliga-
tons due to Bourse transactions, for the
simple reason, he adds, that his son has
never taken part In the alleged specula-
tons The Marquis explains that the fact
that Count Boni and his wife are on their
way to America has been taken advantage
o fand furnished the opportunity for false
rumors
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Held by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Also Has stock of the Chesapeake
& Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 49,
President Cassatt has not been pre-
pared to give out a statement touch
ing Pennsylvania holdings in Balti-
more & Ohio stock and is not prepared
to do so at this time" said a promi-
nent Pennsylvania railroad official to-
day.
Most of this talk about Pennsyl-
vania's intentions and what is going
to be done is really nothing but talk,
but it is true that the management has
acquired large blocks of both the COM
mon and preferred stock in Baltimore
& Ohio, amounting to probably 100,0 900
shares. / think that is right. The
same can also be said of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio. but public interest in
the matter must wait for the informa-
ton it seeks until MI. Cassatt chooses
to say something about what has been
DONE"
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CHICAGO, January 1S.-The Chron-
tcle tomorrow will say:
AS a result of the recent ~consollda-
lions and agreements among the own
ers of the great trunk railways east
of Chicago, the entire transportation
system between the Mississippi river
and the Atlantic seaboard is to be re-
organized, involving the following
changes:
1.-The abandonment of the city ticket
Offices of all the roads in the syndicate
in Chicago, New YORK, Philadelphia,
Boston, Buffalo. Baltimore, Washing
ton, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Detroit, Indianapolis, Peoria and st.
Louis and the substitution of joint Of
ices in each city.
''The discharge of all city, general,
travelling and district freight and pas
Benger agents and solicitors OF the
eastern roads in all parts of the Unit
ed States, Canada and Europe. This
will effect nearly so, 600 men,"
The abolition of all forms of COM
missions heretofore paid for the sale
of tickets over these roads. This will
affect the incomes of 10000 agents and
eliminate the scalpers.
The establishment in Chicago and
New York of joint auditing agencies,
that will apportion to each road an
agreed percentage of the total competi-
tive business.
The discharge of all superfuous as
sistants to the heads of departments
Of the individual roads. Later the
heads of these departments may be
abolished and the work done by clerks,
who will report to the two joint agen-
Eies.
The establishment in New York of a
board of control, made up of persons
representing the Vanderbilts, Pennsyl-
vania, Morgan and Hartman proper
ties, the rulings of this board on all
questions to be final.
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BELLAIRE.
Budget of Local News from Our
Belmont County Nefghbor.

Budget of Local News from Our
Belmont County Neighbor.
The social session of the Elks, Wed
nesday evening, was ore OF the most
enjoyable events in the history of the
lodge, After their business session, a
social time was had, the Elks' band
fu~rnishin some very appropriate mu-
sic. and later all repaired to another
COM. where over seventy-five plates
were laid for the members. w. N.
Darby. of ST. Clairsville, was toast
master, and his remarks were very
pleasing. Ts. other speakers were +.
Hartwig, Pearl Pickett, Thomas Elikan
and J. S~chindewolf. The speakers all
were in a humorous strain, and each
talk was highly appreciated by the au-
dience. One of the evenings special
features was the splendid selections
rendered by the Elks' quartette.
Wednesday night, Plymouth Council,
o. u. A. M, gave an open installation
OF their officers, which was largely at
tended by the members and invited
friends. The new officers were install
ed by l.. j. Gratz, district Deputy State
Councillor. The Rag Time Orchestra,
under the direction of G. w. Porter
field. furnished the music. One of the
pleasing numbers on the programme
| was the singing of the double quartette,
| under the direction of Prof. Liller.
Among those who made remarks were
the Rev. w. V. TIE Wrinkle, of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, T. c. Mich
olson and W. D. Jones. After these
| remarks an elegant luncheon was serv-
| ed. which was enjoyed by all. The af-
fair was the most pleasant n ever
given by the lodge. and the committee
| wish to assure those who assisted the
members CT the lodge their thanks.
Bellaire has many things to boast Of,
but it has one feature that eclipses any
Of the nearby cities, and that is clean
streets. MIR. Crozier, the street COM
missioner, is certainly worthy of COM
mendation for his work in this depart
ment. The city has over forty miles of
| streets and alleys and a large number
Of small bridges, and Council only al
lows $1,000 to keep in repair all the
streets and bridges and keep the city
in good condition. The salary OF the
commissioner is $500 a year.
DIR. John Moffat. Of Businessburg,
was in the city yesterday on business.
The Alledonia Rife Club has chal-
| lenged the Bellaire club for a series of
| contests. The club Of this city will
| likely accept. and as both have a mem
| hership rated as splendid shots, 1t will
prove to be a most interesting con-
test.
Miss Blanche Howard, of Wellsburg,
who has been the guest of Miss Clara
Robinson, returned TO her home yes
terday.
Thomas Banford. formerly OF this
city. has had his pension renewed o.
SIS, dating from April 90, 1897.
Councilman A. Stahl left yesterday
fer Cleveland on business.
Mr.. E. j. Steger is confined to his
home with a sever attack OF rheuma-
tism-
The Youlg Ladies Club VIII be -
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-May 1st, 1900, two modern
houses. hardwood floors and instantaneous
hot water heater, on Fifteenth street. In
Quire DR.. HILL, 1049 Main St. jal7e&da
FOR RENT-S Virginia street, s room
dwelling. both gases. r. B. BURT, corner
Penn and Virginia jal4dreqz
FOR RENT-Store room, 1148 Main street,
now occupied by j. Front. Possession
FEGER, l146 Main street. ja2eh
FOR RENT-Entire store room at 1903
Main street, or first and second story only
OF same, IL so desired. now occupied BY
Alexander Frew Furniture Company.
Possession given April LIST, next. Apply
at Room No. 10. City Bank Building.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-19

with fur.
These calling dresses are trimmed
with rough cloth or narrow bands of
fur, and an incongruous combination
is fur edged with long, heavy silk
fringe.
Another association of materials
equally as odd is a band Of fur below
which is a border Of goods scolloped
and tbuttonholded around the edge. One
dress trimmed in this way had q tunic
with a pointed yoke IF dark goods 1T
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-19
PRESSES OF HEAVY GOODS.

For Calling They Are Trimnamed
With Far or Rough Cloth and on
Cole Days a Warm Cloak il Worn
Over Them.
Dresses for calling are ~fashionably
built now of heavy goods that are usu-
ally warm enough to be worn without
a wrap. On very cold days. however.
a cloak is worn over the gowns which
is made Of cloth lined with fur, or
something pnstve, fur lined