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II. WALTER VERNON, President.
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Nougo'a Lace and Button Shoes for
Wgmer- Kid ur patent leather tips on
ai: style Iu"@, jurndtng common s'use
a.so c.d'.y womns comfort ahoes, Of
.,1 glove hid; all a.zcS. Sold rcgu-
lnt.g f0r %l5o. special at ........o~r.
Wompn.4 Vii KID ana selected Kid
enIn Shoe,-Iayc and button, kid and
patent ica'hI TIPS; cyr'nsion solcs,
manni-h or dainty effects; all the mos
dcsirab," 'y.cs for winter wear Reg
u.a,.v s., marked ........ ...SI 60
Mi-.'s. and ChilGrcn's FIT JulIcts-
l+d ou black with fur trimming, ncX-
.hn. ~ujrs. ncerc lining Sold regular
!, for $l@5; specially priced at,.7oc
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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

Southeast Corner Third and King streets.
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PRICE, DAILY ONE CENT.
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PAYABLE In advance

Daily per month ..........''.'.. .25c
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Would 's.y. the Forests.

Gen. H. 4. AiSnr recently. IN speak-
ing OF the necessity OF re-foresting' the
barren lands Of. Michigan and other
states. said that Germany's system In
maintaining ths Hack Forest should
be carried out N the pine barrens OF
the United States. especially in Michi-
gan.
He announced that he would he one
of commission 10 80 TO Germany al
his own expense TO thoroughly investi'
gate the system IN the Black Forest land
apply IL To Michigan. General Aiscs
said that u II wer saecsssfui In Mich
i.an there WAS no reason why all the
northern timtgrb-aring states should
not adopt II. III aiso advocated the
plan Of bringing experienced foresictr
Ia this country from Germany to super
intend the work,
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ha,1 Warren oct Even.

rhs Washington Post 10 responsible
. Ter the following:
Coming east To Boston sOue time aeo
Senator Warren al Wyoming trsveiesi
on . certain raiiroad and lost his
trunk. IL eon,aip.d many valuable
costumes. belonging TO his wife and his
own ouifit. 80 that iis loss was no
small matter. He struggled for some
time 90 md q trace OF the trunk. but
without success. nor could be secure
any reimbursement, His method OF
getting even WAS unique,
Up0n returning To Cheyenne he
placed a wasehuiaa IN the railroad
yards with Instructions To report the
arrival u she first freight ear Bearing
the name of the road upon which hs
had travelled. Ia day or two the
waIchman gave the necessary Informs
sion. senator Warren at once went
before ioeai magistrate and sued oul
an aIiaehmsn, upon the fright ears
Then lie wired To the railroad officials
stating what lie had done. and awaited
results
In lees than three hours came dis
patch saying that cheek for the vaiuS
, OF the missing trunk had b-en forward
ri To him. ani asking him 10 let tbs
fr-ish, car prSe-ei upon its way. Then
the suit WAS withdrawn.
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p..s.... Co. ..s y. c.r,A

fisra.ed iorsloa Of tho ~ar Ttefc IL ONLY oes
SAY to cur- deafness. and that 1. by eonsti.
thnamei coalition cs tho fupcas iinins Of the
EastAehian Tuh-L whrn this tubs !. inrafn~si
tho fvsuis. and univs< tho lnrtA Amtla,ton can 10
Sahrn oaI and this tntsr RESTORED Ia iis normal
coalition. hearing elll bu drssr1,rsi forever.
hin~ eas<s out OF trn ATu caused by eatArrh,
which Is nothing but an innamed condition OF
the mucu. surfaces
NO -iii give ono Hundrea Dollar, for any case
Of D-afaoss traus-d by eaiarfhp that eaInot
30 eurvd BY Halls Csiarfh Cure sead fos
y J. CHENEY Co. Toledo. O
Fold by DrurrIs,.. 80
Halls Family lrils aIu tho bust
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ITALIAN CRADLE SONGS.
Babies In sunny Italy Break Into .
CanilIenn.

Babies In Sunny Italy Break Into .
CantiIena.
1t has been touchingiy said that era
dies resemble nests in every cline.
from the hanging cradles OF wicker
work and sacks of savage lands to
those of Our own country. Kalmucks
line theirs with felt. Indians with
mass. virsiniars with soft cotton, just
as birds line theirs with down: the
princess lays her babe in an ivory gilt
cradle. richly chased and inlaid, shaded
by curtains Of priceless lace; the con-
tadiRG in wicker basket padded with
homespun; but the love which pre-
pares these frail nests 10 the same,
the Italian peasants the cradle is gen.
orally low, OF wool or wicker, with
rough rockers. tied to the bedpost or to
the back CT a chair; the mother rocks
It by the cord which secures It. What
is more touching or sweetcr than the
picture OF mother singing to hush her
babe to sleep? In Calabria she holds
the child in her arms, rocking herself
backward ard forward on a low chair
with quick. even movement. The
slow, soft song and regular motion
generally succeed in soothing and put
ting to sleep even those children who
are not sleepy. So accustomed to this
do Italian children BECOME that they
cannot sleep unless they are rocked
and sung to, and they themselves when
only few months old will break into
q cantilena, little murmur, If by
chance they grow sleepy when mother
or grandmother happens to be absent.
In most of these songs. the mother
promises her child beautiful gifts
toys. dolls, woody lambs. all that goes
to make up the joy of infantile minds.
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Busy Season 10, Patton, once.

This Is III. busy season with The
commissioner Of patents. The busy
season In the patent o'tieo invariably
occur. b~tw.-a Dsv~mt~r and April
Few would dr-am Of busy season
In the matter OF applications for pat
-n,. aud would naturally suppose that
about the same number wcr" fied QUO
month rs another. but such ID not tho
.casr.-Washinston Star.
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Brooklyn. ". r.. R-h i.,h-Ths activity
At the laboratory OF IN. Garn-ld Tea CO,
Is further evidence OF IN. Popularity Of
,hsi. Pr.e.i.tisas: owe, ThhkE NIL
ediss last y-ar' Thls vast publie sp-
pr.sAi speak. ssli for ,h. r.snssilrs- They
Powders, Gsrn-ls.T-s syrup. oarnsid
Relief irsstsr., Cafn.ia H~liAfsnna Pias-
t.fs. larnsld Digestive Tablets and Car
Held Cold Cure.
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nm. Iona suff.rina MvIe.

Some Of the muis. that were impris-
oncd in the colii-ri.s In rcnn.yivania
over seven week. aEo 10y the Hoods
have i-~n rr.cus,i alive. although they
had little or nothing TO eat In NIL thnt
time. The animal. .nnwcd the tim.
b-r. In III. snnsway. Of the mines aud
lived ON tts.,n. hut they We're terribly
cfnneiaIsi wti.n found.
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To MOTHERS
Hrs. ]. II. Haskins, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, President Chicago Arcade
Club, Addresses Comforting
Words to Women Regarding
Childbirth.

"DEAR MRs. PISKuAM:- Mothers
need not dread childbcaring after they
know tho value of Lydia l.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
While I loved children ! dreaded tho
ordeal, for it left mo weak and sick
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Tho story of Governor Eaton's expert.
rnc- with renters and the funny things
they do vii some day make a book. and
Ne would like 10 see smart genius
write u for the -dincaiioa OF the world.
No matter how much some OF them
make. they arc always In a hoic. at the
end OF the harvest There are all kinds
many OF tho thrifty ones who started a
few years aEo now own farms and have
MAKE .no,sh In a ~~sr 10 buy thsir
farms. and thi. is BY far the best plan
to adopt. II IL an easy matter TO get In
d-p-nd-ntty wealthy In Colorado " .
man will put his nor- to the grindrtons
for n few years and attend strictly to
business We have Just such land In tho
Sunny San Luis Valley. In the southern
part Of this state. For full PARTICULAR
write Icph. chas. Felt. 10: Bosion build
ing. DcnNcr. Colnrndn.
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A Hawaiian Cataract.

In exploring the wnipic river. In ffa'
wall. party from the British museum,
OF Honolulu rcvniiy discovered n cnta.
met that has one sheer fall OF COO feet,
nnd In this exceptionally dry season
runs S.uppsS gallons n day. The
party reached the cataract only bc.
cause OF low water. which permitted
the explorers to ascend the bcd Of tho
.strram. The forest growth was nearly
imp~n.srabi-. nnd the trail had to bc
cut through the tropical Junrics.
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Fathcr-f thought 1 heard our Johnnie
say he was sick. and now I see he's ou,
coanting. Did you do anything for him
Moth.r-Ycs. brought In all tho even
Ing coll.-Ohio State Journal.
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PUTNAM rAbELRss DYES do not
spot. streak or girs your goods an un-
evenly dyed appearances. sold by drug
gtsts. ioc- prr package.
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Thr rrcnicst bay In tn. world IL tina
OF Bengal. Measured In u straight lin
frsm tho two inclorinE pcninsulas, ita 81
ts<it In about toc"S square miles
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by the, c-nsus Of i.1D only two
states had moro for-isn-born than na.
tiye-born male residents OF voting age
Minnesota and South Dakota.
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Last ycnr nearly 40 miles Of the An.
rlo-Ecyptinn railway w-'c buiit. and
another 200 miles win b. undertaken
ON tho Upper Nile this year.
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Rrub-n-aay. sirubcn. hct you my
barlow against your pipe that know a
place where ihcy raise and ship grain all
In one day. Sirubon-i go YOU Now
where II itT Rcgbcn-Thc grain elevator
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AIRS. j. II. HASKISS.


for months after, and at the time I
thought death was n welcome relief /;
but before my last child was born n
good neighbor advised Lydia E.Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound, and
l used that, together with your Pills
and Sanativc Wash for four months
before the child's birth lit brought
mo wonderful relief. I hardly had IN
nche or pain, and when the child was
ten days old left my bed strong in
health. Every spring andfall now take
abottle of Lydia L. E.Pinkham'sVeg-
ctable Compound and find it keeps
inc in continual excellent health."-
Mrs. J. II. HAsKINs, 324s Indiana Ave-,
Chicago, III: $4,000 forfeit II above testfmo-
Mai Is not genuine.
Care and careful counsel Is
what the cXpectnnt and wOuid-be
mother needs, and this counsel
she can secure without COST by
writing to Mrs. PinlSham at
Lynn, Mass.
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PtY9 rssmsasati, Cured. a,s .s sssvsasnsss are
hsst days nee Of b,. kha.s Gr.st New. Wsstssss
csss f.. eNEE eS.O0 trial es,,l- .sd treatise
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London took practically one.haiS Of tho
Ice Imported by England during is.i. tho
total for nfty ports OF the United
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stopa the Cough and
Works or tho Gold
Laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets. Price &c
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Pilo's curp for Consumption IL an infaiiibis
Dsaicnn for coughs aud eoids-S. W. SAMUEL.
OCEAN Grow, N. j.. Feb u. 100
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There are III counties In the state o
Georgia and In ciKhty-Hcyen Of these at
solutc Prohibition exists
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Sss. nssss. -. s1o G 8. \. ~. HssAAseSss. SA
sIirantiinAry rceori oi I SO hospital cures In q
days. u acts directly on tho Kidneys. and ours
hy draining cut a. enc hiooi the polsonous urA
Acid. LItha,es, etc.. which cause the dissass.
kct. John u. Watson. trs;ines In the Isos rcvt
wosid that u has sayc.i him ffutn the edse OF thl
srayo when dying ot Kidney dI.-ssr and lrfrihA
tifcfins when paesins water. Mr Jsfnss Thomas
wsshinsson. y. q, writes: wss curyd ola usually
aisl Kidney Troub,. after many physirisns hs1
allied and be had given up all hope of irsosrZ
Hon. Il q. Wood. . pfotninent aiiofry OF Lowell
Ind. vas eunsi Of Chronic Rhruinati,rn. kidnr3
md nisddcf Di.-ss. Of icn yr.rs standing b
Aiksvis Many ladies including Mr. = II. Dins
morn. Souih D-cfncld. Nass.. aud Mr. Jafnsl
Young. Kent. Ohio. also t~siiiy To its wondcrfu
urAtivo power In Kidney and allied disorder
,crilinr 10 wonanhood.
That you. may judge tho vaiue Of this Greai
Discovery for yourself. VIC will -rHd you Ous
LarR- Ca,c by mail frre. only asking that vhsn
'urrd yourslf you will rrcoinmcnd !! 10 Other.
I IL Asur- Specific and can not fail. Address. The
.hur.h kidney curo Company. 10 Fourth Ave-
Scw York
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$500 FROM Si.oo.

Now early cucumboes Is one of the best paying
vegetables. 40 also earliest radishcs, peas.
tomatoes, bcet>, etc.
For Ice. aud this Notice
tho John A. Snixcr Seed Co.. Lacrosse. Wis.
send you ihO kinds OF vegetable and hover
seeds and mammoth cntalog telling NIL about
money making vegetables. Market tgardencra'
list, &c. w.HV.
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Mrs. wtnsiow's soothing sysur.
yneehfldfsa tsrihss. so,sns tho gene. fviares 10
eannssiaa. alays tain. CURES siai sslis &c bsttts
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CHAPTER XII

The trial at York of Richard Parker
1T is the pot calling the kettle
black" said Foster. But no matter,
I'll keep the money in trust for you:
If get free. follow me to France and
hear of me at the Cafe dor, in the
Latin quarter of Paris"
Eyes; good-by," said Parker, putting
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HARTFORD LOAN & TRUST Co.

33 ERNEsT-CRANNER BLDG DENVER.
Improved and Unim proved kanch Property.
A few arid quarters In Eastern Colorado. Town lots
in Monte Vista and Windsor. Grand Valley Land.
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O0Onc County. Town and School Warrants and
OUNUO Bonds and choice Industrial securities
bought and sold. W. G. PACKARD, 80 Cooper Bldg
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FRUIT & GARDEN LANDS

Houses and Lots. &. H. Atwatcr, Canon City, 90 y
Terms ea~y. Monthly payments II more eonScniena
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
ORDER DITcnEs CLOSED

David Houston. water commissioner,
received q dispatch this week from
Water Superintendent E. R. Chew to
close all bitches, the right to water
of which dates later than 1885, and
report Immediately. Mr.. Houston
says it is very unpleasant duty to
perform, but he well have to obey
orders. The river is unusally low
for this season of the year. We
ought to be getting our usual April
storms in the course of two weeks.
If they come it will help the situation
very much and bridge over until the
melting of the snow on the mountains
increases the flow of water.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
LOG ROLLING

The Log Rolling Association of the
Modern Woodmen OF America will
hold the annual celebration ia this
city on June 20.
The object Of the association is to
have = picnic eacn year. there
by drawing the members together
from different parts Of the state, for
a day Of recreation. and TO increase
the fraternal spirit Of woodcraft.
There will be competitive drills BY
uniformed teams, bicycle races. foo,
races. speeches by prominent men,
and grand banqset and ball in the
evening.
Several thousand Woodmen are ex.
pected from outside. and big crowd
will be provided for.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
LAID TO REST

The funeral Of the late Do aid +.
Cameron was held Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock, at the family residence
on Main street. A large number Of
sorrowing friends were present to
pay the last tribute Of respect to the
deceased. Rev. H. N. Wilson con-
Quoted the services at the house.
The Modern Woodmcn of America
took charge of the funeral upon
leaving the family home, and pro-
ceeded. under escort of the Woodmen
team and neighbors. to Greenwood
cemetery, where Woodmen funeral
services were held. r. W. Mattoon
acted as Venerable Consul. A Wood.
men quartet sang two funeral hymns.
The pail bearers were, J. F. Kaye, j.
7. Corrin, z. l.. Flesher, Carl Drake.
w. B. Ryle and Will Merris.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
A GOOD HATCH

They we're discussing the chicken
question. One man said that be had
just taken twelve little chickens from
a hen that had been set on thirteen
eggs. and counted it pretty good.
Another man remarked that an old
hen of his had just hatched fifteen
chicks from fifteen eggs, which he
consideredlstill better. Another man
asserted that hen of his had at one
time Matched fifteen chickens from
fourteen eggs, two of the chicks
coming from one large double yolked
egg. The chicks were small, but
grew up all right. Now. if anybody
can beat this, we would like to have
the story,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10

Garden tools are now in season.
Get thn.m OF Ellis 4 Hood, .42S Main.
l0f.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
MARRIED IN FLORENCE

George G. Ackers and Miss Anna
Gibbens of Canon City stole the march
on their many friends of that place
by driving 20 Florence yesterday
afternoon and after q visit to friends
repairing to the Episcopal rectory
where Rev. ]. Wallace Gum pro-
nounced the words that made them
man and wife. Mr.. Ackers is con-
Lected with one of the livery stables
Of that city and is more or less known
in Florence where be was employed
for time in like capacity-Flor-
ence Citizen.
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THE FIRE Department

Chief of the fire department George
Csssedy and Captain Chapman went
to Victor and Cripple Greek last
week where they inspected the fire
apparatus at those places. They re-
turned Tuesday and report that Canon
City is better equipped for fire fight
ing than either Of those places.
The fremen received their new
uniform the. first Of the week which
are quite natty looking.
A school Of instruction has been
instituted among the fremen. They
are studying diagrams of all buildings
in the city for the purpose of becom-
ing familiar with them so that if a
fire breaks out in any building they
will know better how to get at it to
fight the blaze. A special mental
note will be made of all furnaces
which very often are the originstors
of fires.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
CHINESE HOLIDAY

Last Saturday was holiday among
the Chinese, known as Bi Chi day.
On this day the graves Of the depart
ed are decorated and large gatherings
are held. A meeting was held in
Denver last Saturday and was at
tended by Cinnamon from all over the
state. The local laundrymen were
there and upon their return. pro-
ceeded to the graveyard south of the
city where one Of their kinsmau lies,
and held services around The grave.
Burnt pieces Of punk and other ar
ticles used for the occasion, can be
seen scattered around the mound.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
HEX NOT TO DIE

Lawrence Hex the colored con-
vict who was sentenced to be hung
in this city sometime ago during this
month has had his sentence COM
muted from hanging to Imprisonment
for life.
The news was received here last Fri
day and Hex was Immediately in
formed of the matter. He was much
relieved when he learned that he was
not to die on the gsllows.
Hex had many friends of influence
who are said to have been instrument
tai is securing lease on his life
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
FIRE IN THE SHOP

There was a small fire in the Canon
City & Cripple Creek round house
last Saturday afternoon, which was
soon extinguished. The fire depart
ment made remarkably fast run.
and are to be commended for their
good work; although the flames we're
gotten under control by the use OF
hose, which is attached in different
places throughout the round house.
A little information regarding the
use Of the telephone to send in an
alarm Of fire, here, might not be out
of place:
When you wish to send in an alarm
of fire to the engine house, tell the
telephone girl what you want, and in
that way you will get much quicker
service. A special gong has been
placed in the fire department house
so that while it is ringing, the team
can be hitched and ready to start by
the time the message is received.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
BEAUTIFUL CITIES

In all parts of the country the
movement towards decorating cities
is spreading and there is great deal
of interest manifest in the work.
Societies have been formed for
the purpose of planting flowers and
shrubbery. Other organizations for
street cleaning have been made
whose object is to keep the streets
free from dirt. Laborers are en-
gagged to do the work. They wear
white uniforms and are always re-
quired to be scrupulously clean.
Then too, these societies obtain
permission from the city council and
then make it their business to effect
many improvements around school
house.
The work is commendable and the
people Of Canon City are making
great studies in this respect.
Several people on the park have
set out a great deal of shrubbery this
year which when in foliage will add
greatly to the attractiveness of their
homes.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
List Of Votes.
LINCOLN PARK.

The number of the room is neces-
sarily omitted, for there are SO many
school buildings. Many Of the num-
bers apply to several rooms.
SOUTH CANON,
Room 3. Miss Humphrey. 4,4l0
Room 6. Mrs. Johnson. n.......3, 3,495
Miss Britts ROOM. 200
Room 4, c. G. Lacy..........3,l75
HILLSIDE.
Miss Helen Logan. n............l, ,S45
GARDEN PARK.
Geo. kaes, teacher. 500
Several other rooms received less
than thousand votes.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
SUMMER WEATHER

Visitors from Cripple Creek in this
city say that the weather here is just
like summer. Itseems strange to see
people down here wearing summer
clothing.
Straw hats are all the go here now
among the girls and the male sex
will soon be wearing them. Verify
there is no weather that can compare
with this in Canon.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
RECORD ORGAN
CONTEST CLOSED

The RECORD Organ Contest closed
Monday night at six o'clock A
large number Of votes came in Monday,
more in fact than for any previous
month.
Shortly after seven Cashier Geo.
F. Rockafellow Of the Fremont
Country Bank and Cashier Ned Cra-
ven of the First National Bank came
in and begun the official count.
These gentlemen were selected be-
cause of their high standing in the
community. and because they are ex-
pert accountants.
A careful canvass of all votes was
made. and at the conclusion 1t was
found that Prof. Farmer of the Lin
coin Park school had won by large
majority.
Lincoln Park won because the pu-
pills did more and harder work than
any other room. The boys and girls
Of that school concluded about three
weeks ago that they could win the
organ, and they haven't rested nor
let their friends rest since.
Next to Prof. Farmer. the greatest
credit is due to Elton Woodford for
the big vote cast
The girl who brought in the most
votes is Mary Hammond and she gets
the SIS in gold. The boy who brought
in more than any other boy is Elton
woodford and also gets SIS in gold.
The fact is. Elton brought in almost
four times as many votes as any
other boy. as all Lincoln Park turned
their votes to him.
Annie Moore and Veda Rsgsdale
worked SO hard and brought in such
large number Of votes that we have
sent them . silver dollar each. This
wasn't promised. and goes merely to
show our appreciation Of good work.
These two little girls are both In the
same room. Miss McNaughton's. and
the vote was divided between them
Had only one been in the race she would
probably have won the girls prize.
a. the combined vote Of Anna Moore
and veda Ragsdale was considerably
larger than the vote Of the highes,
girl.
While several rooms are naturally
disappointed at not getting the or
gan. yet the best of feeling exists
with all over the whole affair. We
appreciate this good feeling and
thank our friends for the way they
have conducted the contest.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-04-10
SENTENCE COMMITTED

John Scott who drives the three
seat trap belonging to the prison
has had his sentence commuted from
fourteen to five years. He has served
nearly all that time and will be
out in about three months.