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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-12-25

mittee being Frank Manning and
Chas. Booking
A large sum of money passed into
the treasury as result of the ball.
which will be spent in charity. every
cent of.,it going to gladden. the hearts
Of the poor and the unfortunate. A
committee from the lodge devoted
all day yesterday to distributing
Christmas presents among the in
digent children OF the city.
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trict court on the charge of highway
robbery. Wright is alleged to have
held mp an ex-soldier of the United
States army and deprived him of a
check of $3.50. which he had received
in payment for his military services in
Cuba. The evidence against Wright
appears to be somewhat nebulous and
it is by no means certain that he can
be convicted of the alleged crime
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of Kate q. Furnaid, beceased.
The undersigned. having been appoint
ed Adm ministrator Of the estate OF Kate q.
Furnaid. late OF the County Of Fremont,
in the State of Colorado, deceased, hereby
gives notice that lac will appear before the
County Court Of said Fremont County at
the Court House in Canon City IN said
County, at the December Term. 1902. on
the last Monday in January. a. ID. ltO9. at
which time all per-ons haying ciaim-
qn~sted 10 attend for the purpose of hav-
ing the same adjusted. All persons in
debtcd To said estate are requested to
signed.
of December, A. ID. 1907
CHARLES T.. WALDO,
Administrator.
First publication December i. IS2-
Last publication january =. 1so.
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Notice Of Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of stockholders
Of the Fremont County Building and
Loan Association will be held at
the office of W. II. Mcclure & Co. I.
in Canon City, Colo. ON Friday.
january 8. 1909, a; the hour of 1880
In the evening of said day. Directors
should then be elected. and any other
lawful business needing attention will
then be transacted.
1t is important that majoriy OF
ktock be represented. and every stock
holder is urged to be present In per.
son or by proxy. No re-cnue stamps
|krc required ON proxies for this asso-
eiation.
CHARLES Il. WALDO.
Secretary.
First publication December IS. 1902.
East publication. January l. 1908.
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Don't forget the old man
With the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
las been travelling around the
world. and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptive he
brings the strength and flesh
lie SO much needs.
To all weak and sickly
children he gives rich and
Strengthening food.
To thin and pale persons
he gives new firm flesh and
rich red blood.
Children who first saw the
old man with the fish are now
grown up and have children
Of their own.
He stands for SCOTS Emul-
sion of pure cod liver ola
delightful food and a natural
tonic for children, for old folks
and for all who need flesh and
strength.
SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists.
ACo-4i5 Pearl Street, New York.
Soc and Si.Oo; all druggists
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shERIFF'S SALE.
STATE or coLoRADo.J
COUNTY on FsEsoNI.

Notice. is hereby given that Inder and by
the County Court II frrrion; County.
etnie of Colorado, In the suit OF r. y Car
Company, u cort-orstion, defendant. did
regularly levy upon the gocd- anu .hst'
,els hereinafter ae-eril,sa ., ihs .a,d :, de
party piainiid 80 said -uit, and a several
Court regularly made and entered. where
by the -nid pistutin. =. N.Sarrtrr ono re
cover lroni me .a.n '.,ena, u'a,,s.,.t,ay. AZ.
sum Of pcf.so. and his Gusts taxed Mt sSls
and tho -nld pisintin. Hunter Palmer, DID
the sum % sns.ts, and hi. cor,- taxed at
sio.so. and thst by reason II said levy afore.
-aid. and and h,F virtue of the said several
Judgment afarreaid and to satisfy the
same. Including coats of ruii ana to-ts
of thi- rsir. and by virtue 81 .!-e lan &c r..
snid suit, In favor Of the nno.c named
plaintiffs aud against the saih defendant
The Trrmon, Nine- Company, eotp2.,l-
tion. 1. III. undersigned sheriff 81 -nid Fee
fBout County. will sell At pubiic sale 70
,hs ,ghs,s, ,d and In, issi lssr sas iSs s sln,ns
Claim. at the hout Of t~clNs O'Clock, n.sn'
on Monday. the ssd day Of I,ceenbet, i.s.
said defendant The fremont Mines Com
pany. a corporation. Ntss
One Amss ,s LII, nai ,pSp.e. and al.
tachment- and fixtures complete. Ono
Marsh feed pump; One woodrn water
tank and piping appurtcnnnt thereto:
Op~ I~xner -t-am driven air cotnpfc--cr,
.iSr iiL ipchr- by b Inches. with all at
tschmrui- and nsturcr complete, and
n~cr.sary piping connecting same with
air receiver, and piping from receiver TO
bottom Of mine at sSfoot icNel, ana i"p rect
similar piping on surface. One Lryner
thrcr inch air driii with two columns and
ooe .~t OF driii steel. ho-e. wfeochcr and
nxturr- cotnpictcs One blacksmith anvil
and various hammers and tools for drcrr-
ing machine eteeii - piccrr os sixteen
foot 7 rnilr; 80 fee, tin xaisanixcd piping.
One @turtryvant four inch blower, One
nile OF brick, One shaft house twenty feet
by forty feet In size One ID Marsh pump
in veil with half inch steam pipe and ono
inch water pipc counccttug anne with
boiler aud water tank, all OF said property
being situate on the fsateit Lode Mining
Claim, In the County OF Fremont and
Th~ .aid i-sbeii Lode Mining Claim, L.
situate In Smiths Cuich. In Township 10,
Rpxr u West OF the 9Th principal nertd-
ian, In Curfnnt Greek Mining District IN
the County of Fremont and stnte OF Colo
rado. and near to the L, ). postobee. Tack.
ismur, and rnid shaft house II on snid
v. s. SIMON.
sheriff Fremont County. State OF Colo.
First publication December II. lyE.
Last publication December y, i~2.
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E1ks' Charity Bali

The annual charity ball of Canon
City Lodge No. sIo, b p. o. E.. is
always an important event. but never
was 1t more successful. socially and
financially. than it was last Monday
night. when large number Of our
best people assembled Mt its ball and
danced -'for sweet chArity's sake
The lodge room had been converted
into bower of beauty by the com
mittce of arrangements. which left
nothing undone that would add to the
attractiveness of the surroundings.
Long lines of evergreen stretched in
every direction overhead. or depended
in loops and graceful wresths from
the walls. the monotony Of color
being broken by occasional clusters of
American Beauty roses and pink and
white carnations. which Commanded
the attention and admiration Of all
who had the honor Of being guests
of the Elks on the occasion.
The music. which was entrancing.
was furnished by an orchestra Of
twelve pieces, all but four Of the
players being members of the local
brotherhood of Elks.
Many compliments were heard in
the ball room in relation to the music.
all agreeing that it could not have
been improved upon had its members
been chosen from Theodore Thomas
great orchestra Of Chicago.
The supper. which was served at
midnight. was one of the finest
spreads ever laid in this
city ON similar occasion. and the
committee in charge Of this feature
received great commendation and
praise for the delicacy of its cuisine.
and the excellent manner in which 1.
was served to the guests. The supper
was eaten in the banquet room of the
lodge, which was taxed to its fullest
TO accommodate the mem
bers Of the order and their friends.
Dancing was continued until long
past midnight, the guests apparently
being reluctant to leave so courtly |
and chivalrous a company and so
pleasant an environment. all voting
II to have been one of the most de-
lightful events in the social annals of |
Canon City.
Too much praise cannot be given
the members Of the committee ON
general arrangements. and the COM
mittee having charge of the banquet,
for the success Of tho event; the
Of the former being L. X.
KohlmAn. w. H. Peabody. Frank Nc
Jerry Cogan. Chas. Book
ing. Chas. Reed and John Reese; the
the members of the banquet com. !
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Timber Land, Act June }. 1873.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
PUEBLO. COLO. Dec 5. is02.
Notice IL hereby given that in compli-
ancc with the provisions of the act Of Con
grerr of June IS, ISIS, entitled AN act for
the sale of timber lands In the States OF
California. Oregon, Nevada. and Washing
ton Territory" ms extended to all the Pub
lie Land States by act of August 4. 1877.
Anita Yeoward. of Canon City. county of
Fremont. State of Colorado. hss this day
filed in this office his sworn statement for
the purcha-e of the Northeast or South
west or OF Section No. -. In Township No.
Is south. Range No. Y west, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought ir more
valuable for it's timber or stone thnn for
agricultural purpo-er, and TO establish his
claim tn said land before the Clerk of the
District Court mt Canon Cit Colo. on the
isth day of March. 1910
He names az Witnesses Z. b Ewing,
II. W. un-worth A. Ii smith. l. y. New
by, all of Canon City. Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-de-cribedla lands are requested TO
file their claims in this Office on or before
said 18th day Of March, 1871
]. X. GoEDoS. Register.
Firs, publication, Dec. =, ista
Last publication. Feb. - iYoL
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby. given that a special
meeting Of t..e Stockholders of The Boston
mud Colorado OH Company will be held at
the office of W. T. Bridweli. Canon City,
Colo. ON Saturday. at one O'Clock y. M.
January 2tth, 1893. fle purpose of the
meeting is 10 consider the proppsitiou 70
mortgage the property and Issue bonds
and TOR the trnnsaction of any. other busi-
ness thnt may come before 1t.
THE BOSTON AND CoLtiRApo OIL Co.,
By L. G.. Brttis, Nice-Pres.
Fir-t publication, Dec. -. 1872.
Last publication, Jan. -. 1919.
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snERIFF'sssALE.
No. 2sli.

No. 2'll.
STATE or COLORADO.
County nf Fremont.
la the District Court
Arthur Cornforth and Wit
lianiG. Shnpcott. Trustee.
Plaintiffs
, The Nipple Mountain Gold -'''se "'
Mining Company. a cor
poratioD.
Notice t. hereby giventhat in pursuance
and by virtue of the deere. in the above
entitled cnu-c of the said court. N. ;.
Bniie, Judge. dated August 4. i9o.. and of
q writ of special execution dated the zdh
day of November. lyJz. Issued from and
under the seal of said court. therein 10 me
directed. 1 the undersigned sheriff of FIRE.
mont County Colorado. vii sell q public
cash. at the front door of the court house
In Canon City. said connty and state. on
hour of O'clock in the afternoon Of said
day. nii and singular the property herein.
the right. title and interest of the said The
Nipple Mountain Gold Mining Company, n
corporation. In and to the said property
dercribed Ne follows. to-wlf;
The Lehigh Lode Mining Claim. lot No.
io.5S9. the same being a portion of section
principal Meridian. containing 10 xn acres
more or less as morr fully dsscribed IN the
sseeIa.d q inc ia beah is Lac al paTe r. Of ,he
records of said Fremont County. Colorado,
The Naryette Lode Mining Claim. lot No
io.067. embracing "a portion Of sections II
and -. In township u $. range - W. of the
10Th principal Meridian. contaip.ng lo-ss
In the patent of said Narye,te Lode Nil b.
ing Claim. recorded In book iia. at page 40.
Of the records of said Fremont County.
Colorado.
The Nanhatten. Iron King No. !. Alice
Francis nnd Iroa King No. Lode Mining
Cinimr. lot No. i0.0sr, embracing n portion
Of SECTIONS ~ and 70. In TOW nrh.p 10 >. of
range 10. W OF the 9Th principal Meridian.
containing 1g.tss- acres more or le-~. az
moye fully described In the patent for said
Lode Mining Claims. recorded In hook ii1.
at age fSl, of the records OF said Fremont
Scouufy. Colorado.
All of said property situate In the Grip
pie Creek Mining District. County OF Ere
mont. State OF Colorado. said premises
will he sold separately or In bulk a. NAV
appear to ;he t-~-t interest OF the partte-
and eaid sale t- made for the purpose of
satisfying and pa wing of the sum OF s.-i- %
the amount by said decree found TO be due
from said defendant to said plaintiff,
Arthur Cornforth. to.rthsr With ht- co-t
In said suit taxed Mt sf3-is and the furthnr
sum of ysp. IS by said plaintiff Artbnf Corn
forth paid for taxes upon -sid premises.
together with Interest on said amounts at
= per cent. per annunr s- well a- all Costs
incurred In making said sale.
Dated At Canoo City. colorado. this 9Th
day of November. n ID. hos: -
sheriff Of rremon, County, Colorado.
AKTHUs CORSFoErtf.
Attorney fof Piaintif--
Dafe OF first publication. Nov. eth
Date of iast publication. Dec. Eth.
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was rendered., much to the grarifica-
tion OF the audience. There was also
a Christmas tree, beautifully deco
rated, and laden with presents for ali
Santa CLAUS appeared. greatly to the
amusement of the children, and dis
tributed gifts among those entitled
to them.
A Christmas tree for the benefit @.
the children of the congregation will
be held at ST. Michaels Roman
Catholic church. corner Ninth street
and Macon avenue. tomorrow night.
A special program. appropriate TO
the holy season will be held in con-
naction with the festivities referred
10 above.
very interesting program appro
pirate to the Christmas sermon was
rendered at Christ Episcopal church
last night. The exercises consisted of
music. instrumental and vocal. reci-
tations and the distribution of gifts
from a large and handsome Christmas
tree. There was a large congregation
present and the exercises, which were
of high character Of excellence.
were much enjoyed.
Santa Claus and His Elves was
the title of a cantata given under the
auspices of the Sunday school of the
First Baptist church last night The
church was filed by an expectant
audience. which was in no wise dis
appointed. as the program was q very
entertaining one from beginning to
end. In common with the observance
at most of the other churches of the
city n Christmas tree was. feature
OF the celebration. aud was a source
of great delight to the little folks.
who were present in large number.
There were songs. recitations and ad-
dresses, all of which were of such a
tenor as to make the occasion one long
TO be remembered.
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Christmas Dinner at Pen

In conformity with a time honored
custom the prisoners in the peniten
tiary will be given Christmas din
ner today. rivallinR in its delicacy
and appetizing qualities that to be
enjoyed by the more fortunate part of
humanity. Deputy Warden Burghart
instructed the steward few days ago
to arrange for a first-class spread. and
in consequence. q bill of fare has
been prepared that would tempt the
appetite Of an epicure. There will
be roast beef. roast pork, celery, Gran
berry sauce, plum pudding. coffee.
relishes of various kinds. etc. +. A
Reynolds yesterday presented the
steward with two barrels of apples.
which will be distributed among the
prisoners, rs an incident of their
feast. In the afternoon q literary
and musical entertainment will be
given in the prison chapel for their
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-12-25
NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the stockholder.
R-siers' Nrsocintion will be held nj the
tscsrt Hot,se In Canon City, on january
tfti,. iaoa, at two o'clock, for the election of
tsec,e it j. L. HEATON.
Secretary.
al at pubiicaiion January Is. iSta.
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CHURCHES

A special Christmas sermon was
preached by Pastor Cook at the Fist
NJ. Z. Church last Sunday morning.
A musical program Of unusual excel
leuce was rendered by the choir in
connection with the event, which
was largely attended.
A Christmas program was given mt
tins Christian church last night under
the auspices OF the Sunday school.
The exercise consisted of songs. reci-
tstions. etc, followed by a Christmas
tree laden with gifts. Santa Claus
was present and officiatcd at the fes-
tivities. greatly to the enjoyment of
the little folks. The church WAS
crowded to it's utmost limit during
the services.
The Christmas Observance Of the
Lutheran Sunday school was held in
the gymnasium Of the Y. NJ. G. A..
last gbt and was characterized by
an attractive service entitled, The
Day SPRING" Of which solos. chorus
es, rccitations. etc. were the prin-
cipAl features. There was also
Christmas tree with presents for all.
A large assemblsRe and n pleasant
time marked the proceedings.
+ +
The Christmas exercises Of the
kindergarten and primary depart
ments of the First Presbyterian Sun
dAy school was held At Z O'Clock yes
terday afternoon. the Intermediate
and senior departments holding theirs
last night. There was large audi
ence present on essh ocAsion and the
exercises, both literary and musical.
were very creditable and were much
enjoyed. Donations were made at
the evening service for foreign mis-
sionary work, which the church is
TO promote among the
Chinese.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church was the scene of most inter
esting Christmas celebration last
night, the principal feature Of which
was the presentation of n cantata. en-
titled. 1.-THE Trades Carnival" by the
choir and Sunday school. At the
Of the more formal part of
the program refreshments were served |
to all present. The members of the
Sunday school made liberal dona-
tion for one Of the UNCONVENTIONAL
missions In China. The evenings
service was enjoyed by an audience
which filled every part Of the church.
Christmas exercises at the United
church last night were
largely attended and were Of n high
order of merit. A splendid program
If songs and recitations, feature Of
which was the singing Of a quArtctte.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-12-25

Harry Wright of Florence was
brought here last Friday and lodged
in jail to await the action of the dis
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-12-25
PALACE DRUG STORE
Geo. Pedlsy, Mgr.

Take LAXATIVE ONO Quine Tablets.
All druggists refund tn. .money II IL
fails to cure. E. W. Grow sigma
ure il on eco. box. SIC.
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City
Property


25s-A six room brick, south front, lot
44x120, AZ blocks from + o. nice
lawn and shade trees S24O0
264-A Groom brick house, bath range,
cellar, south front. lot 44x12u. OF Main
street; easy terms $500
26s-A new five room frame house,
barn, lot 44x120, 81 blocks from i.
O.................-...........-
2n-A 4-room frame house, lot 44x120,
brings good rent.-.--.-..--...---.-..s $3.50
2T3-A room brick house, cellar, pam
try, closets, lot 44x120, good location,
s16OC
274-A new 7-room frame house, bath,
pantry, closets, cellar, barn. chicken
house, corner, two 44foot lots, choice
locatloD..
276-New 4-room frame house, lot 5Ox
south front, small cash pa, msnt, bal
ance in monthly payments-..--..s100O
27s-A new room frame house. bath,
range, barn, lot 44xl20. close in,
bargain at.---..---..-.-.-
279-A five room frame, one lot, 81
blocks from L. O..............-....-sl20
2s0-Two A foot lots, 6Ik blocks from
L. -.-....----Si ioO-
2sl-A four room brick house, barn, lot
44xlO, close n.-.---.-.-..-....-...-.-Sl1O
2s2-A new four room frame, one lot,
close
2S3-A six room brick house, lot 44x120
81 blocks from p O....... $3.50.
2s4-A ten room brick house, two A
foot lots on main $500.
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Dewssss q Turnball have x,onsy =
loan ON 6rst claas real essase securirv
At 9 per cent interz1. ~
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with he as a bright and pleasant re-
membrance Of my visit to this terri
tory
Il wish you unbounded success ard
devoutly trust that the American con-
gress viii be governed in its conduct
and treatment of us and our interests
by no other motive than to do what
is just and right.
Again thank you my fellow citl-
zens. for the opportunity of being
with you. and for the generous treat
ment and cordial reception l have re
ceived at your hands"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

B. b. Whitefeld ct al to w.
W. Bagley wd, sw "a, sec.
81, twp.10 r 2 ...........$2. 10000
David SwanK to l.. M Swank,
wd, lie a, sec. "a. twp. 16,
TIE ............... 2,5OOOO
John OBrian and W to r. S.
Reayes, wd. lots 6. 7, blk
81, Guthrie Proper ... $500
Jas. T. Biggs to Sarah E. Red
man, wd. lots 81. %. blk 76
Capitol Hill ...... ... 375.00
Chas. A. Frasier and W to T.
b. and E. j. Kelly, wd, sw
"A. sec. Z, twp. 1S, 2 ... 100000
United States to David NJ.
Houser, patent ~ ......--
Aaron Dillenbeck and " to A.
5. Puckett, wd lot II, blk
3. East Guthrie ....../. 250.00
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CBOSS MAKES
RINGING SPEECH
lContInued trom page ll

D NNNANAAANA AAHA@ k10N -
people OF tnese two territories have
made during the past decade surpass
lnat OF any other section in the
worlds history.
1t may be that political influence
will be exercised, that will seek to
prevent the admission OF these two
territories as one state. but that in
tiuence will fail. because the unified
voice Of the people OF these territories
demand that they be united as one
commonwealth.
"You have in fact in this territory
no system OF local government. You
are ruled and governed by perso.
not of your own choosing. You are,
in fact colony, and they can not
govern and shall not govern the peo-
pie Of these two territories as they
propose to govern other people fsi
removed from our shores.
Involved in this contest is the
divine right of the citizens of these
TWO territories to regulate and de-
termine their own interests and their
own system of state government No
other section of the country is inter
ested in whether we are one or two
states. The only persons interested
are the people of these territories
and their wishes and demands sould
govern.
IF I should be elected - repre-
sent Oklahoma territory as her dele
gate in our national congress, shall
use ali the influence at my command
and every power within me. to bring
about single statehood for these two
territories. will do it because be
lieva the people of these territories
want it, and are entitled to it, and II
is for their best interest to have it.
Il would suggest that the people ol
these territories stand solemnly and
united for single statehood; demand
1t as their right, ana yield under nc
circumstances. and congress win ultl-
mately be forced to grant what we SO
much desire.
ut is better that the requirement
of statehood be put of a while. than
that we attempt to establish two sys-
TENS of state government here. which
will be but expensive and unnneccs-
sary.
81 thank you, my fellow citizens, for
the opportunity of mus briefly out-
lining to you my views upon this sub
ject, and assure you that the gener-
GUS and cordial greeting which you
have extended to me will ever remain
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Golf Enthusiasts.

Guthrie golfers met last night and
reorganized The following officers
were elected
President-E F. Shinn
Vice Presisent-A. j. Milne.
Secretary+-F. A. Derr.
Treasurer Wallace Kneisley.
Greens Committee-Messrs. Derr,
w R. WEIGH. c. S. Petty and A. J.
Milne.
Committee on Rules-Messrs. j. w.
Duke. Robert Ramsay and Almont c.
Hixon.