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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1902-08-30
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THE MAN Who FOUND HIMSELF

R. Henry Manner in the Canadian Magazine.
Josiah Jameson was self made man,
and it was the boast of his old age
Twenty years had elapsed since he had
entered the limits of the little hamlet where
lay burning the golden egg of his future
successes, and which as time passed some
railroad official had designated as Black
Rock
In making himself Josiah Jameson had
fathered the upbringing of the town, and
with the instinct of farseeing speculator
had possessed himself of the lion share of
it. He had also founded the business
which had set him above the ordinary
cares of living and comfort.
His stores were very cosmopolitan in
their lines of merchandise, comprising mill
supplies, mining outfits, groceries, and
articles of wear for the inhabitants. He
also dabbled somewhat in lumber and the
solitary saw mill on the neighboring river
bank was embodied in his deeds of owner
ship.
As his age crept upon him he realized
that his interests needed the hand of one
more skilled in the matter of books and
figures. So it was that one bright MORN
ing found stranger poring over the dusty
ledgers, and Josiah standing idly by,
putting his pipe with the self consciousness
of man who has known prosperity.
Besides this goodly share of worldly
| .,l.,E.I.Il n
daughter, and his intentions regarding her
were in accordance with what he considered
his heir should require. To this end her
home training was all that doting parent
he sent her east, where, under the strict
eve of a maiden aunt, she was to be school
ed in the accomplishments necessary to a
lady of culture.
The new bookkeeper had spent half
year of work within the precincts of the
little back office, and certainly he had
brought remarkable order and system out
of the chaos into which the affairs of the
firm had drifted This gave Josiah much
satisfaction, and he had remarked to a
friend in burst of confidence, that The
fellow is rare one at figures and very
obliging to boot for an ordinary colleger. "
A letter arrived at this time from his
daughter, bringing the announcement that
she had completed her term of education,
and also trip across to the seats of fashion
in the old world, and that she was return
ing home for a well-earned holiday and
rest. As usual, the proud father made
his morning call at his Office, and with
forced calmness proceeded to inspect the
work of his secretary, adding few words
of condemnation or praise as the case de-
manded. Then he shifted to the main
object of his visit
81 want you to take the cart and go to
the station to meet my daughter Jean,
whom am expecting on the ten o clock
train. I think the drive would do you
good, and I will keep the desk until you
return
So it came about that Tom Burrows met
Jean Jameson.
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WE TOLD YOU

" IL i OAO i ~
last month that we had fifteen hundred
tons of Fertilizer to sell and were de-
pending on you to help us out-we want
now to thank you for your generous re-
sponse-we have already placed orders for
over 800 tons and with your assistance we
will keep the good work up and feel conf
dent we can get rid of the other 700 tons
during August
REMEMBER, WE WILL NOT
BE UNDERSOLD-so you are safe
in placing your order with us.
Last year we sold customer in Howard
county tons of Wheat and Grass Mix
ture and tons Rock-he tells us the
Wheat and Grass Mixture raised him 4
bushels wheat more to the acre than the
Rock under the same conditions. He has
given us his order this year for IL tons
Wheat and Grass Mixture.
Another progressive farmer came to us
this week and said-ssw what kind of ferti-
lizer did you sell Mr. Thompson last year.
we replied, ''Wheat and Grass Mixture
he gave US his order for 10 tons we had
never sold him pound of fertilizer before,
and he lives ten miles from sykesville.
Good goods will make good friends even
ten miles away. Think over this-drop
us postal and we will come to see you.
We have proposition that will surprise
you and save you enough money to pay
your taxes this year.
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How is This.

How Is This.
Underwear Drawers,
39c Big lot Supende lie pair Ladies and
GentsH Of
White worth 1Oc
only pair big line of 25 Misses and Boys l5c Hose
lot of 2 choice Box Paper Our entire line OF ST 20
while 39 and Acc Umbrellas For
these and many other bargains call and
Thomas H. Eas1ev.
46 West Main street,
Zeber Building july12 Westminster, Md.
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LISTEN !!
Ladies'$2 75Oxfords onlv$2. SO

Bargains in Straw Hats.
their Hats
breezy Straw Hats and offer entire line
positively a prime cost. Come quick and your pick.
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CHARLES E. Herring.

August will bring forward of the best
that has been notable for bargains Mingled
with the Clearance will many
offerings of Fall Goods
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cireuses--3 Menageries--2 Stages Roman Hppodrome

Emny and Mind Evatng geanc and Scenic Spec
Enchanting Bae Magnificent Scenery and Gorgeous Costumes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-30
CITY IN BRIEF.


Judge p. =. Gillette Of Kingman is IN
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z Dyal leave fo'
Cairo today
J. H. Baldauf. a merchant % spiTey,
is in the city.
Fred Ayres has gone 70 San Francisco
for his health
Miss Maud Allen n Leavenworfh return
ed home yesterday.
C. 3. Blood. tho Dougias. Kansas.
banker. is in the city
Mrs c. NJ irwin who has been very
sick. is reported improved.
Mrs n. a. Gardner BE- seriously ll az
her home. 1853 North Topeka.
=. NJ Jones and con. Frank. went 10
Cheney yesterday On business
r. c. Morrow. ~ Reno. O. r. De- l1yiag
ris Christmas stock ~ wiehita
J.. admire ~ Kiagasber .. r.. 10
paying wichita a business siait
Thomas shaw. the music mau. is shoot
Ing ducks ~ Patterson lake today
Dr. A. " MrCoy hss moeee tis 9gioa
from 10. - % go Fact Doaglas
". T. rsuuvson ~ pencs c = T..
il buying holiday goods d. nct.ta
Mr. wm. r. BeaI starts far hi- ran,h
~ I.aytouviHe. California rsxt FFeaaes-
day
Mrs.. L =. Hoas;on ~ Deses ci,y e.
visiting MrH George Hyers of - East
L5nesae
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-30

night entirely upon the selection of Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor and
awaited a final decision as 10 those two
Offices. If Judge Parker was nomin-
ated and decided TO accept, the ticket.
it is thought would be read:
For Concentration 3. Parker. of
Ulster OF Bird s. Coler of New York
Lieutenant Governor-Randolph Gug-
genheimer, New York or Edwin S. At
water. Duchess.
Secretary OF state-Duncan Lee. Ithaca
Attorney general-John Gunner. Erie.
ComptroIler-James H Manning. Al
bany.
2 Engineer-R. W. Sherman. Utica.
Judge Of the court OF appeals-John
c. Gray. New York.
It vas learned upon the best author
ity tonight that the party platform viii
contain no allusion TO the money ques-
ton and II IS believed that all objec-
lions to this course VIII be withdrawn.
The spectacular feature connected with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-30
. a < ~ g REA..
sea-s he zIbs IND isa hzs t.asJs IT
TZZZZx
SUICIDE
MAN SHOT HIMSELF
IN HEAD.
No Cause Whstever Is Known for His
Action.

No Cause Whatever Is Known for His
Action.
Hutchinson. SEPT 81. r Cremer
ovasr Of the queen city maTset At he
corner Of Fourth and Main streets az
tempted suicide about 9 O'Clock rms after-
noon b. shooting himself fhroush the
head. Ths cause of the deed g not
known.
The fatal shot was fred while Pr Gre
u.sr was on the back porch os als Aame
on Eighth avenue vest The family rad
nc prauoniti5n o. the iced zher E4s
apparently - causs f1r d. He smry
stepped u the back porch ard mausrt
Isre- thu re7ort Il receiver uas beard.
The news was telephones 81 tAe uear
market ard a moment later q frisaz Ir.
George Combs, VAS or rs way 20 the
hocse
After his return Mr. Cons 81 talsi1g
70 reporter. gave This zceount - IRE
shooting
xr- Cremer vas OF his haez 1orrh
when the sh5s wss dred- U- sssV4rr
zas sen, fo-. whsa Z arrived he Has s.ll
isr1ng BIZ RS fac zz5 bad w=ae ecr-
cred wiki hlcea ard TIE sulies m1ss hare
entered tae nark q rs bead scat
think he e1z i've
Do yOS kaov tHe czSss q re AK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-30
THIS LAWYER FAILED RIGHT
His Liabilities Were s2o6, Isl ard His
Assets s24,2e5.

His Liabilities Were s2o6, Isl ard His
Assets s24.2e5.
New York. sept 9.-Anong the petit
TONERS IN Bankruptcy fled in the United
States district court today was ore ~
Andrew r BuHeigh. attorney at lav.
Petitioner liabilities amount n S5f.-si.
assets. szs9z5. Of the total liabilities
s1elE IS secured chiefly by property in
Monte Cristo. wash. and mining STOCK
Among the unsecured creditors are q. @.
BergdeG Pfts6urz {Ege This IS on
she construction 4 steamers l0r ire river
Yukon iu Aissza- Petitioner also owes
$3.50 q Horaa Bros & Co. = Seattle.
fash Ths assets consist ~ real estate
10 Monte Cristo. Tash. and lots En- 80
atCe falned 81 ts.1go and r.pe Prfi-
tirrer also has a clam against ~ssfsrn
railway for professional services amount
ire 80 fz5a ard mining Stock wo-fh
ST. 90 The Indebtedness vas chis,y ia-
c-srred n SetTassa-
Mr Ru-ie.gh VAS AZ ore tine receiver
f-r ne Northern Paci1c Railway cesu-
pans ard before that practioed AZ u
rta cr1rts - Montana
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was asked.
II do not" he said
Were his business and domestic affairs
al right"
so far as know. they were. was the
reply.
Or. Stewart removed the man 70 the
hospital al once. where 10 was found that
two wounds had been inflicted. At a quar-
ter 70 o'clock II was stated that the
wounded man was raving from pain and
that The extent Of the INJURY vas not
known. There is some chance, but not
much. OF his recovery.
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SITUAI I0NI Is SERIlNS
(Continued - - -

Continued From Fifth Page)
why they did not want the road on their
street he knew that someone had TO be
damaged to some extent ia entering the
eity-this fact is recognized by the courts.
and the people have recourse for the
same. but that it was not the idea Of
the company TO force on the people some
thing they did not want. and this without
Que consideration
After some more talking on tie lines
the same as given above the ordinance
vas read and then Withdrawn by Mr.
Eaton. The attorney stated thar as il
would require three weeks before the
company could learn what tho council
would do he would nor 2fIer tho fran
chise for consideration unn such time as
the council was ready To act i'm a shorter
time. or he could arrange his business to
De here when the ordinance was consid-
cred which he could nor 90 in three
Wesks.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-30

the coming in Of the delegates was the
arrival Of former Chief OF Police William
S .Devery. who comes at the head OF the
delegation from the ninth district or
New York He was given an enthusiast
tic reception by crowds of people. who
had long waited al the station the in
coming Of the Big Chief whose cam
paisn for the leadership Of the Ninth
district was as sensational as was his
defeat Of John c. Sheehan and Frank
J. Goodwin in that contest
The state Democratic committee met
tonight. The only business transacted
was the selection Of John c. Stanchneld
for temporary chairman and John r.
Mason. Francis willard ard james Nc
Call for secretaries
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TALK OF THE CITY
II Is Interesting to Our Readers Be-
cause II Refers to Wichita People.

II IS Interesting 10 ONT nCa0SIS &c
cause 1t Refers to Wichita People.
It is astonishing how good news viii
spread. From every ward and street We
hear Of our people talking shout the
y orkings of the Little ConQueror.
Merit and honorable methods receive their
just reward. s. many cases are crop
ping up that il is almost impossible 10
investigate them al. but we have taken
a few in hand and have given them pub
licity Tor the benefit OF our readers our
representative obtained the following
statement q facts in personal inter
view. They are true n every particular.
and no stronger evidence can be o.
tanned than home Endorsement.
Mrs. : Priest. l56S Murdock avenue.
says; 7 took medicine. and the best
could buy. for fourteen years. trying 70
cure backsche. but was unsuccessful.
When went 70 the Moore Drug company.
2is East Douglas avenue for Deans Kid
nsy Puis. had 1ust got over an ztiack
OF the grip. ard the pain n my hack
vas simply awful L ciung 70 ne per
slstentlv al winter. and along vita <
there zas dizziness and more q less
headache. I oonscssutiousiy SAY that
Deans kidney Pills did ne more sod
than any medicine 7 ever uset
sold oy an dealers Price- - cents
Fosssr-Nnburn c. BuGalo. y. Y. sole
sgea,s Tor the United States
Remember tbs nzne-DSAn's-znd take
10 substitute.
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ONLY TsagE cas- RAs
Strike ~ Se~ Orleans f. Calling Fsr
Feaersl lnterference

NeH Criezns. sgt E-The strike =
stree car ne1 corfz-u-s Eltho1s a
break TIRES mali cars ~ere she e1iT
rt-s moved ~ ihe railway eo-parT 90
cay n ~ aassnce ~ rrresf ears vefi-
r.es - an kinss sers rrcuxhg fzro 1ieT.
arl Nae core tb-v1-E tlzsi-est
81 Ire matter = f-terfers--s @1ts
street cars carry4zE rr-set stzt-s -r1
sertar- ae1fss1ts we're rszte thlz zfter-
rr--- sE1ss - may rerEo-s. zazrsraE
1t= Etra 1afe~serfrz Eish t@e Jsf.rd
s1sss nsas r. v.1zstson - re 49, g
ccrErsxs p-c.ert4zE the n-zlis- 1859
czzes III y .szr1 rczSrrE.
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Mrs. Winslcw's soothing syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS FOR their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYs
ali PAIN. CURES WIND COLO ana is
the best remedy FOR DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Ninslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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Mr. J. Leo Phillips, Of Kansas City,
viii be in the city in October. Leave
orders with Mrs. Hays or Mrs. Shattuck,
The Sedgwick. l11-eod-tf
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Nine. Wunderle

Now is the time to buy baled hay.
Good Butler county hay. s. % ton. de-
uvered. Z. Cox. Tel. 1os. Iol4 Il. Douglas.
70-tf
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Small cost ia Dr. Hoss' School Of Ora
tory, Sedgwick block, Wichita 1l0-tf
Notice is hereby given the public that
F. Moss and N. CoateI have dis
solved partnership. 116-3tx
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Attend Wichita Business College. Wax
Building. L4-1I6 North Market St a-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-30
TO FIX UP THE CHURCH


~ tIIr = , II-tl.
The congregation of the Reformed
church met sunday morning after SER
vices 10 consider me matter Of enter
tsinnent ana arrangements for The synod
Yhioh meets here i've DAYS. beeirnire
cotober = AIauy details were decided
On. bur that which interests the general
pun .c was the decision to give the church
Pr9I ery q thorough goiag over. to make
Il new arain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-30

The aggard morning appetite is stimulated by the delicious
odor Of the well made Price Baking Powder biscuit that
Up with the sound Of the breakfast bell.
Prices Baking Powder makes the hot biscuit, roll and
muffin attractive and tasteful whereby the appetite which
otherwise would 60 unfed is often tempted wholesome
and enjoyable breakfast.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
RESOLUTIONS.

CANON CITY, Colo, March a, 1902.
At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Canon City Mining Dist
rict held on the above date the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions was
UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Whereas, 1t has been brought to
the attention of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Canon City Mining Dist
riot, located in the County of Fremont
and State of Colorado, that there is
disposition abroad to indiscriminately
re- locate certain lands for oil pur-
poses in this district, which have been
already located, and this, too, without
investigation or inquiry as to whether
such said existing locations are valid
and legal: and
Whereas, In the opinion of this
Board such conduct is likely to bring
the district into disrepute and to
eventually work permanent injury to
its interest through and on account
of unnecessary litigation and useless
contentious certain to ensue if such
practices he further indulged or at
all encouraged;
Now, Therefore, Be it resolved by
this BOARD that any attempt on the
part of any individual or individuals,
corporation or corporations to tres
pass upon or unlawfully relocate or
claim any land or lands which have
already been lawfully located and
which are now held by valid and le-
gal proceedings and upon which the
necessary and required location and
assessment work has been done be,
and the same hereby is most earnest
ly deprecated and deplored, as being
highly detrimental to the best inter
ests of our community at large and
likely to seriously ipjure and impair
the present bright outlook for oil dis
covery and development in this imme-
diate vicinity.
C. c. HERRINGToN,
W. R. SMYTHE, President.
Secretary.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
Nip and Tuck

On Monday evening Mr.. Harry
Webber made his initial bow in the
comedy drama, Il"Nip and Tuck" to
one of the largest Monday night
houses ever seen at Heuck's. The
play was received with unbounded en-
thusiasm by down stairs and gallery
alike. The play possesses all the
qualities of a dramatic successs and
the performance was without blem-
ish. Mr.. Webber is h comedian of
rare abilities and consumate knowl.
edge Of effect. Cincinnati CONNER
cial At the opera house Saturday
evening March 8.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
FIRE ON RIVER STREET

Fire caused from defective fiue
in the home of Martin Moyle, at the
head of River street, was the cause
of the alarm being turned in Wednes-
day morning little before noon. The
chemical was put to work and the
blaze soon extinguished. The dam
age is very slight.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
BUILT MANY HOUSES

During the past few years. Mr.. F.
A. Reynolds of the Fremont County
Bank, has erec ed over fifty houses.
At one time last week these houses,
with the exception of one, were all
rented
A good many strangers who came
here to look around Canon City are
now living in these houses.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06

John r. Storm and family leave to-
day for Fort Collins. Colorado, where
they reside in the future. He sold
his property here. The many friends
OF the family will regret to see their
departure from our midst.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
PLACING THE DERRICK

The derrick to be used by the Oil
Creek Petroleum company is being
hauled to their land on Four Mile.
They expect to commence active oper-
ations, drilling for oil by April l.
This company is in the best oil dis
trict in the state and the promoters
are confident of having success in
their undertaking.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
A BANK THAT IS
OPEN ALL THE Time

Be sure and get one at the Fremont
County bank. You put little odd
change in the Home Savings bank
each day and in course of year the
results will be pleasant surprise.
Do not put off getting one-you may
forget it.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06

John ]. Cotter. former dispatcher
ard trainmaster on the Wabash, at
Decatur, Illinois. has been appointed
superintendent of the first division of
the Rio Grande, with headquarters at
Pueblo,
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
For Sale.

have four carloads Of San Luis
valley potatoes for sale under Mrs.
Payton's milliners store, Main street,
at S1.50 per hundred at the cellar
They are fine cookers. IL | am not
at the cellar call at 520 South Tenth
street. OLIVER SPANcLER.
1Ot2
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06

A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Gilmer in Osceolo, Missouri,
February %. The infant only lived
8 days, and was buried at that place.
Mr.. Gilmer is the well known dry
goods merchant of this city. He is
expected to arrive here this week.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Wrena Higgins celebrated her sixth
birthday anniversary last Saturday
afternoon by entertaining number
of her young friends. The little folks
enjoyed themselves greatly.
A number of boys and girls were
entertained Tuesday evening at the
home of Master Rogers, corner of
Fifth and College. Juvenile games
were INDUCED in and refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Rockwell igave
an elaborate party at their home on
Fifteenth street Friday evening. A
large number of people were present,
and the event was most enjoyable
one. Refreshments were served.
The 0les-Myers concert at the
opera house last Monday evening was
indeed treat for those who attended.
There was large audience present
to enjoy one Of the best musical en-
tertainments ever given in this city.
A stag party was held by a num-
ber of young men Of this city at the
home Of Mrs. Belle A. Duggan. on
North Fifth street Monday evening.
Luncheon was served, and Prof. Nolte
and Neuth Smith furnished some de-
lightful instrumental music.
The Progress club was entertained
by Miss Allen and Miss Britt, at the
home Of Mrs. Frank McClintock, Fri
day evening. Miss Dalziel received
q cast in bas relief, as a prize for
giving the most correct answers in
contest on art subjects.
Refreshments were served.
A surprise party was perpetrated
on Mrs. j. H. Horney at her home on
College avenue last Thursday. The
event was in honor of Mrs. Horney's
anniversary. A fine lunch
was served An amusing incident
about the surprise was that Mrs. .ior-
ney was about to retire when the
guests arrived.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
NOTICES!
OFFICE OF Co. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS,

OFFICE OF Co. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS,
FREMONT Co., Colo.
The regular county examination
for teachers certificates will be held
in the court room at Canon City, Colo /,
Friday and Saturday, March 81 and
22, 1902. The morning session be-
ginning at $50 o'clock.
Examination for the academic de-
partment of the Colorado Bar Exami-
nation will be held in connection with
the above.
GEO. Z. COLGATE,
Co. Supt. Fremont Co. Colo.
1919
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06

Cripple Creek papers make the an
nouncement that an air line is to be
built from Denver to Cripple Greek
at once. The cut of will be con-
structed to Divide from Platte Canon.
The material is now being shipped for
the same.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06

II. d. Avery has been doing some
pretty good business this week with
out of-town places. He sold a nice
bill of goods which were shipped to
Alta, Iowa, and another bill to Hill
side.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06
BIDS FOR srRftI-sPRIskus6.

The undersigned will receive bids, at the
office of the city clerk. up to the hour OF
O'Clock. d. m. Friday. March 4, 1902. for fur
nishing team and driver. for sprinkling the
streets of Canon City for period OF not less
than one year from the acceptance OF the oid'
Bidders must designate the amount OF their
bid per month.
and all bids.
BY order of the city council.
Ed. MINOR,
City Clerk.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06

Henry Moss, Of Brown county. ILL.,
nois, is in the city looking over the
situation with view OF locating here.
Cañon City record., 1902-03-06

Night Yardmaster Ward. Of the d.
& r. G., resigned his position to take
a place with another road.