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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12
NOTICE.
United States Lard O1ce.

Pueblo. Colorado. June .. lsss-
To WHOM II NAY coxcxnxs
Colorado has nled in this once Iist No IS Of
lands selected bv the State for fEdemnfsy
The foiloxins % tracts cts smsrnc.d ~ Is sstd lis; iiss
are within q r.dius Of ak miles of mineral
claims OF record;
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copy of said list. so fa- a. IL relst.s to
has Seen eonspieuoos,y p.ss,sd ,n shts aiiae.
for Inspection BY any person interested. and
the public genera "
regulations Of Nov niber y, lss.. ~ L D..
To any of the tracts or subdivisions herein
described. ON The ground that the anme Il
turai purposes viii be received and nSted
Tor report to the General Land once IT
eontess the cisin OF sss state to said lsuds
withtn the time speclnsd, wiiib considered
ssii,ciens .siderce of IT, men, ,Iniueral char
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

wneroan, Carrie D Hsafon. OF The county
s g xsss.ost - etsse e Cplor.do. by her
eae reooreod Y book = st page - Of
- oeeo feSosds r. std fremont County did
- e 80 Co.ny Of trsnont. the following
~ M 81 II t9..se s4Lvn;
H1x & ~ q. sso. 3 sscspsi.e s ssd .s1p al 'es of
e tS.k q q. VII; ssgi..isg 6 The NV corner
~ ~ 1srSs ~ fest. thence " ia7o
.sss 49, 49, y, - fsst e ne point Of begin
sicn 2 exoegting list portion bounded a.
~. 4 q ~ S1E Coemeacia1 - the sM cor
fsee. thfses - fest thence 8 is2o feet,
= - 70 tnSpolnf Of begtnning.
1es ssnS ais ssso = nsnf q uay oyer the
n ~ ~ 2: n. eslne and situate In the
S0a14 y Rxonons eAd ntete OF Colorado, in
pro.iIsosy noss q sys. a.. Win s.id irsss
~, Ssy.Sss so n. y. rniiips iyr the prtn-
~ ~ q Ioos 80 afsy tA'o, dol
Wasrcss, also y 4 provided 1. and by said
~ osscSnDsy psy ne interess and principal Of
ocS: 10
filled q psy ne interest and principsI when
@ 2. % ysss 2: -; and b.. nos yet paid: where,
WnSsssss In accordsnce with the Droyi.-
.,ps II 10 z ssiii ead nov the legal holder of
.-.s9 .lnoepse0eees secured by and de-
yiaissson ~ s1@ ~. sfo, oeea. s nss declared
III ssd ~ ~. snS s = eovenant - afore-
-. ssoS.1o ~ ~ aavSruse me prop
Sny sSSxS1 oesonosq Tor sale. and has de-
e esss AA4 4sAPreesSo nis cnoice snd election
~ dHissa Hess 6 6is opt,on; that ~ reason OF
ss .Acn ~ 1oLznon 81 SAID covenant
~, ekrSIt - .sofesAio the whole OF
49,. ssSy SytcoeSss necorco py said trust
80 ~ - sn.sssst ~ snereon a. prvided In
become due and payable and has nled hf,
.osacs q such election and demand for sale
E.sHS ~ Sn - Sso saSheo. sAio poohc
RnrsSs = aioresaid: And.
- 49, " isftner provided IN and by
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12
No ssesss Fsrss . the Nickel PIT.

No Exesss Fares o. TIE Nickel Plats
Our trains are composed of the best
equipment, consisting of three vesti-
buied sleeping ear trains in both di-
rections between Chicago, Buffalo.
New York and Boston, with unexcsl I'd
dining chr service, to which are added
assurances of safety, Speed and Com
fort, forming Peerless Trio of advan-
tages.
Train No. 2, leaving Chicago at IO-35
q. M, with thru cars for Boston, New
York aud intermediate points
Trait No 4. leaving Chicago at 2:3O
p. M. with thru cars for Buffalo, New
York and intermediate points on the
Lackawanna Road: also on the West
Shore Road making direct connections
at Buffalo with the New York Central
and Lebigh Valley Roads: also makes
direct connections at Brocton for Cha
fauquo Lake points
Train No. 9. leaving Chicago at 1890
y. m, with thru cars for Buffalo, New
York and intermediate points; also at
Brocton for Chautauqna Lake points
Individual Club Meals ranging N
price from 35c to one dollar, served On
all our dining cars Rates always low
est. Write, nire, phone or call on
nearest agent or J Y Callahan. Gener.
al Agent, Ill Adams st. Chicago. Ill.
No. 20-27-2t
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Active work has been commenced
on this new industry on South Ninth
street. The stone work for the foun-
dations Is about completed The con
crete bed for the dry pan viii be in
place In . day or two. Carpentsr
work will b commenced today or to-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

J. W. Nilsson and wife. F. n.
Roberts. and wife, and l. D. Elliott
and wife. have returned from their
outing at PArlins. All are brown Is
berris4 and say that . trout diet is
just the thing.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

During Henry Hsrrison's soiourn
in Chicago be had the pleasure OF
meeting l. H. Ffeer. an old time
Cahonits. and also DR.. J. l. Prentias
Of this city, who is guest of Mr,
Freer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Ex-County Assessor Henry Lloyd
10 taking the place Of Harry Alden.
teller Of the Fremont County hank,
during the latter's absence At Pariins,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

A large Company Of Forsntines en-
ioyed pleasant dance At the Hot
Sprinds hotel last night. Refresh
mena were served, ths Esss.ss ~
turning home we'll pleased with The
affair.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

nstAts OF sArAn a. 9vu. pSceHssd
The undernixned- having been Appoinfed
adsuinistrator of tho estatc OF sarah 4 aod.
late Of The county Of fremort. In the s'ako
81 Hniorndo. deceased. hereby xtssa nnttos
that hs ,yiil appear before the county cosrs
81 said trep NJ coonty. nt ths couFt hpune
~ CAlnn ctty - nAtd eeuntv. - The June
neHt- - whtch ttme all peruoua harInlf
elaine Azatnst SAID sAtaf~ nrs aotinod nnd
t~w tAs nalns edjustsd All pes9Gse intnS6e6
g s: sat1 estate i.fs yyqae.,st tn utpse tuEssS-
Q@t4d - tAAcn gtsy, ekSk1.. 4Sia M day -
plpst poeiioasins yuly Il. ~ n '''''' -
LAst Dahiicakios AuEaslH
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

H. D. Avery the furniture dealer
handed in copy for . new advertise
ment this week, but it came just Is
the forms were ready for the press.
Keep your eye open for It in next
weeks issue.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

DR.. James L. Baker and Miss Jose
phine Lobach, both Of Florence. were
married yesterday morning. County
Clerk l. X. Kohlman of this city was
best man, and Miss Mamie Ts.son,
also Of this city, was the brides maid.
The RECORD extends congratulations.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

c. S. Topping returned Wednesday
morning from his visit at St Louis
and will leave In . day or two for
New Mexico to look after some min
ing interests thsre. Mrs.. Topping
will extend her visit having gone
from St. Louis 70 Vassar, Michigan.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Misses Ethel and winifred Brown
left today for Kansas City, Mo-, to
visit for two months with thar ais
tsrs. Ars. Tom Ray and Mics Rowsna
Brown.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Ars. H. A. Albright and two child
rem, and sister. Mrs. G. Priest, ar-
rived in Canon Monday last from
Hannibal. No, where they have beer
visiting for some time. Mr.. Albright
has rented the Judge FELTON, place in
South Calson.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Tho regular sxcsrsion w y -
70 Cripple Creek Sunday. Yfnia
lssxss hsre q 6a0 = =, rp9E1 ~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12
e. DAVIS.


Mr.. EDITOR:
viii you'kindly insert in the Rec.
ORD the following list Of committees
for the work Of the federation which
meets in Canon this fall.
We, - the club women, feel that
the coming together Of 20 large .
number Of influential women in our
city will be more Of an advertisement
than many realize and We hope that
al Canon will feel this also and will
be ready to extend its hospitsble hand
az usual and make our sisters know
~ well - we know. that Canon is the
best town Of homes and welcome il
the state.
The railroads have gwen us q rate
of one and one-fifth fares from al
points, and we hope for q large at
tendance.
1t is requested that the ladies
whose names appear ON the commit
tees will At once organize for work
~ the time draws near and be ready
70 be called upon for their part:
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Colorado Springs tco,s.) 0asstte. DAILY
Mining Editioa- y year IN advance. All
- rnsnfBg ssvs ana sfocG oUotnfions-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Woofo1 . Root.
A three or four room houss furn-
ished, conveniently and pleasantly To-
Gated. or same number Of Rooms furn-
ished suitable for light housekeeping
for about two months from July 18th.
address, giving descriptioa, prices,
etc. boz 81. city. s26tS
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Prof. Richter. Of Lexington, Ken
tucky. has been guest in the family
Of Warden Hoyt for few days ano
leaves for his home today.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

By request Miss Reynolds, q former
member Of the class, rendered the
Liszt arrangement Of Sshubert's ser.
enade.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

The new. water mains and bsing
laid bstvssn 9Th and 9Th streets this
morning.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Royal tsueesal. PhsssgrsShsr
At Il again.
Finest Cahinets In town, 500 dozen
God button and Is stamps 60c.
IL stamps 25c. Same old gallery
Opsn SanaayA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Ellh I Hood mako . specially o
~ plsnhinG. 20
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1900-07-12

Boss-Sunday. Jsly 8, 1900. 70
Mr. and hrA A. E. CnvvA4ock Of
Orchard Park, . son.
The Harrison times., 1900-07-07
Hotel Arrivals.

PARK.-E. E. Tyke. Centralia, Ill
c c. King, c. A Plank, Springfield
Mo-; Fred kaufman, J. T. Mitchell
w. H Emper. Fort Smith; w. P
Horton, Springdale; P. A. Wamer
Thornton, n. Y; w. T. Cox, Wag
oner, l. T; E. NJ Haubolty, Par
sons, Kas.; T. w. Slaatt, Paola
Kas.: Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, New YorE
City.
SoUTHERN.-B. DeFrance, E. A
Holmes, Kansas City; Art Mullen
Pine Bluff; c. E. Botkin, Winfield
Kas.; c. c. Bryan, s. Hursch, Fort
Smith; F. w Studt, Paola, Kas.
". H. Lewis. St. Louis; R. S. Pitts
Melbourne
CoNNERLY-C. o. Coleman, Flor
ence. Miss; J. A Rogers, Roseford
Texas; A J. West, Port Huron
Michigan; J. E. Wilcox, Buffalo. n
Y; T. A Jackson, Fayetteville; H,
Chris tian, Belleville, H.; d. c. Higgs
Lake, Ills; w H. Wood, Pollock
La.
THURsToN-A T. Sluker, Hooper
Col; H. Sour, ]. K Mason, g. W
Steel, Shreveport. La; W. H. Mayon
Cassville, Mo; NJ. Militte. Pa; r
Sierra, NJ. r. Walker. E. P. Haugh
ton. V. Gentcry, Mo; Thos. n. VII
hams, Waco. Texas.
The Harrison times., 1900-07-07

I will make you 16 photos and 1
button for 25c but will not make
photo buttons with other work any
longer without extra charges. | will
make cabinet photos at $500 per
dozen, till after the 4th Come now
while cheap. JOE PARTAIN.
The finest line of Wall Paper ever
brought to Harrison will be found
on exhibition at Watkins & Coff-
mans. Also sample books to select
from if they can't suit you in stock.
&C. A. Gamble the Nurseryman at
Fort Smith, Ark, has 80 acres of
mineral land in 4 miles of Harrison
for sale at $15 per acre. Offer sub
lecu to withdrawal at any time.
king & Parker, Real estate
dealers, South side square, have
some special prices to name you on
both decided lands and mineral
claims
Fresh Line of Picked Tripe,
Pigs Feet, smoked and picked Ton
que Ham and Breakfast Bacon At
New York Racket
-Razors carefully ground and
honed at McKenzie's barber shop
All work guaranteed. Cheaper than
sending off.
| Nobody notices it as quickly as
married folks when a man is not as
attentive to his wife after marriage
as before.
-FoR SALE-One Ten-horse power
Tametreadle Steam Drill. made by
St. Louis Drill Co.
F. P. SKIPwITH, Buffalo, Ark.
"A woman may talk too much
but she don't grumble half as much
as man does.
Little brothers and bad teeth
lessen a girls chances to marry by
about % per cent.
Never argue with a woman noI
try to beat man at his own game
You can get any kind of a res
olution adopted by mass meeting
Where there is a will there is &
way for lawyer to break it.
Buy your Picnic supplies from
| Victims & Cna,,op'c
"A soft answer maketh an engage
ment a sure thing.
Ice Cream from now on at Arcl
Harris FarlOrs.
Folding Beds just in at T. w
Johnson's.
Oranges at Munsell's.
The Harrison times., 1900-07-07


of Accom- SOuntl's commissioners
week r1ts have been busy this
officers TSining the books ofall our
AFT the comi heir report will be made
ing term of circuit court
j K St
to the buil1 one the talior' is moving
Hnstead ! ling just vacated by B. NJ
room and where he will have more
ino the de netteE facilities for meet
"S '"N uS niandS OF MS -rr~----..
trade. -
q Ark GPliis, lRei'reGSs e0hfsGfSsr Rat RisAs
hottJn the interior and exterior of
the TIMES office. which were includ-
ed as among the real sights of the
zinc held
/ AT the home of A R. Hulen,
eight miles west Of Harrison, the
children found hen nest which was
evidently being occupied jointly by
the chickens and wild quail When
discoyere it contained eight hen s
eggs and ten quail eggs
County Court has been busy this
week cancelling county scrip,$S, ,942. :
50 of which has been destroyed.
Added to the S4O2 AZ of the January
term and the 50. 2.O5767 of the April
term, this makes total for the year
so far of S11 ,4O2. .6S. And this is
the way Boone county is getting out
OF debt
After brief excitement over the
Cuban Itch" which many of our
people believed to be small pox in a
mild form, matters have quieted
down again The disease has been
confined to single family, and as
they are all recovering it seems like
ly that no further trouble will be
experienced
Newton County's grand jnry
failed this week to indict Chas
Lawson who has been in our Jail on
the charge of wife murder. Indigna-
ton has been high at Jasper, and
Wednesday morning four sticks OF
giant powder were found beneath
the Jail, evidently placed there with
the intention of making short work
of Lawson before he was released i
A card from Humble & Storr.
former publishers of the Taney
County Mo. Democrat, informs us
that they will issue this week the
first number of the Lead Hill Eagle,
J democratic weekly to help keep
things lively hereafter at the thirty
ing little city in Boone County S
northeast corner. The TIMES ex-
tends congratulations and best
wishes.
Harrison 5 success at entertain
ment on the 4th suggests that the
question of street fair for the com
ing fall be taken up al once AS an
evidence that we are still alive, and
that our business men don't &c
to sleep simply because its warm, LEI
us commence the work in time to
| give North Arkansas the biggest
thing she has ever looked at. Othei
\ cities have found the street fair q
good thing, and it is time Harrison
caught on
The 4th of July IN Harrison wa:
celebrated by one of the most pleas
ant picnics our people have ever en-
joyed. The crowd was not so larg,
as usual. due to other picnics al
neighborius points, but the speaker:
were eloquent and entertaining, the
Band played stirringly, the refresh
ments were plentiful and the wealth
er faultless: what more could any
one ask? Messrs. o. d. Gray and /
NJ Brice, the orators of the day, ac
Quilted themselves handsomely, and
the fireworks, at nj sht were the besi
we have had in years. Not an ar
/ l. l. I,
The Harrison times., 1900-07-07
Dual Reports on Properties.

The suggestion made in the TIMES
article, on the first page, of joint
or dual reports on Arkansas mineral
properties, is a safe and timely one
The ore bearing conditions of any
mining country are not all on the
surface, and in new mineral fields,
where nothing is finally settled ex-
cepting it is settled right, the fullest
examination should be made, when
the benefit of doubt is on its side
Quite number of adverse reports
on Arkansas properties have been
made by experts, onl y to command
higher prices when practical mining
capitalists had looked into their
pert1cs in favor with heIturr frnsiyo-
nor outside miners have bedn ap-
proved by experts only to prove
valueless in the end
In the one instance, the mistake of
experts deprived inves tors of good
properties, held at merely nominal
figures; and in the other, the mistake
of experts led to suspicion of the
stranger having been taken in by
natives, when, in both instances, the
mistake had been without the in
fluence of local miners or operators
The joint or dual form of report
would be means to avoiding both
mistakes; and the only question is,
is it worth the cost of the double re-
port, to know all facts in the case
of mineral properties. Other OBJ
jections to it, give way to reason
and security, when it is reflected,
that there is no outside expert who
is alone equal to the task of estab-
fishing the value of mineral proper
ties in this state, or who is alone
certain of conditions under which
ore occurs in the Arkansas zinc field.
The Harrison times., 1900-07-07
MINING NEWS.

The Denison Mining Company
will drill all of their property during
the next 60 to 90 days 1t is anti
cipated that some local drill plant
will get the job of prospecting the
property, which is situated 312 miles
from town President Abergast is
expected on the ground within 10
days for the'purpose of starting the
work
The Sugar Orchard Mining Com
pany, of this place, have placed on
exhibition at their office, a good ore
taken from the N12 of the n. w. of
81, 1918. 1t is an addition to the
list of ores, lately showing. up in the
Arkansas field, the containing ma ter
ial of which, flint limestone, shale
and sandstone, are marked by chlo-
ride stains. The exposure in this
case is a considerable one. and adds
one more notch to the many mineral
discoveries of the Sugar Orchard
Basin
Both Jack and carbonate ores of
zinc have been discovered on the pro-
perty of ]. M. Waldron, situated in
the Crooked Greek valley, 212 miles
from Harrison. The discovery was
made at two different points. In
the one case it consists of exposed,
ore bearing ledge 6 feet thick, and
20 seet long. In the other case, -
yards west 200 pounds of ore were
taken from a prospect hole sunk on
the rim of the same ledge. The
scene of discovery, in effect, brings
the ore bearing territory of the coun-
ty within earshot of the town. The
ore taken out is, on exhibition at the
Citizens Bank,
A. c. Hull is swinging an impor-
tant deal, in Boone county mineral
lands. The TINES is not permitted
to give particulars, only the fact as
stated, and mention is made of it
simply to bring out the example, OF
how far the spirit of an individual is
a sufficient defense against a lull in
mineral properties. The property,
running into hundreds of acres, is
not going It fancy prices, which, fact
is the more to the credit of those
selling, but it is in favor of the buy
ers, that they are obtaining, by long
odds, more than value received, ex-
elusive of the advantage of the prop
erty being situated in railroad terri
tory.
The Harrison times., 1900-07-07
LOCAL.

Cutting remarks will not damage
a telephone wire
-Ihe census work of Boone coun-
ty was completed on time.
"A white vest on a homely man
emphasizes his homeliness.
Union services at the NJ. E.
Church tomorrow evening.
If all men were honest we would
not need locks on our doors.
Our knight Templars are pre-
paring for banquet on the 10th.
Several of our attorneys are at
tending Newton circuit court this
week
"A suit tor the stakes of horse
race is novelty which bobs up in
our F. Court this week.
Every day we run across some
body who has failed because he be-
lived too nearly all that folks told
him.
Every once in a while you see some
fool who cannot attract any atten-
tion except by letting his hair grow
long.
z The surveying corps which Is to
run the line out of Harrison via
BellefOnte will commence work next
week.
w. L. Potter, fined 5000 at the
January term of our circuit court
for selling liquor, has been pardoned
by Gov. Jones.
Have you noticed that some men
always come around when something
goes WI Ong in the office and YOU do
not want anybody.
( Sheriff Parker has made final set
Element on the collections of reve-
nues of Boone county for last year
which amounted to over $4,000.
| The Boone County Medical So
ciety will meet in Harrison, July
10th All regular physicians in good
standing are invited to be present.
E. L. EVANS, Sec.
II -PrOfs. Eaton and Roork, of the
i Bellefonte Academy, who were i'll
III
The Harrison times., 1900-07-07

Fresh Line of Picked Tripe,
Pigs Feet, smoked and picked Ton
que Ham and Breakfast Bacon. At
New York Racket.
The Harrison times., 1900-07-07

Geo. Valiant, City editor of the
Pine Bluff Commercial, who has
been travelling in North Arkansas
says in a recent letter to his paper:
There will be more than one rail-
road to penetrate this district The
road from Little Rock to Springfield,
Mo-, is considered to be an assured
fact, and is given greater credence
by the fact that many people in
close touch with railroad officials
are buying large tracts of lands. 1t
is contemplated that the Missouri
Pacific and the Memphis roads will
not allow the Frisco to gobble all
this valuable territory, and survey
ing parties now on the ground are
generally believed to be working for
these roads,"
Work all along the line of the
Eureka extension is being pushed to
better advantage than at the tunnel;
and it seems likely that almost i'm
mediately following the completion
of the tunnel trains will be running
| the greater part of the distance be-
tween Eureka and Harrison.
f-Saffer' new two-story stone
building is nearing completion and
/ will be ready for occupancy within
the next thirty days, when it may
be counted as one of the best bust
ness buildings of the town
The North Arkansas Mining
Review will issue its second num-
early next week 1t promises to be
full of matter ofimportance to North
Arkansas miners and mine owners.
EClark's Show entertained large
crowds in Harrison on Tuesday and
"Wednesday. They doubled back
from this point and are now at
bBerryville.
v Owing to difficulties in getting
the machinery at the new ice plant
in working order our ice supply has
been very irregular this week.