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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
ANOTHER SHIP SUNK.
japanese Report the Sinking 81
a Battlesllip Of the Petro-
pavlovsk# Glass.
(lBy Associated Press,

ti1S.hSSOCldN.ll
WASHINGTON. April 16,-Thc Japanese
legation tonight received the following
Scublegram dated # okio. April 10th:
Admiral Togo reports that the COM
.bined fleet, as, previously planned. COM
5rnenced OH the 1lthESot5 April, the
eighth attack con Port Arthur. Tho
fourth ifand a the b. fifth destroyer flo-4
tillas and the fourteenth torpedo
l?th..and effected the laying OF mines
at several points outside OF the port, de-
flying the nemy's searchlights. The second
destroyer fotila discovered at dawn of
the 18th one Russian destroyer trying,
to enter the harbor, and after ten min
utes' attack, sunk her. Another Russian
destroyer was discovered coming from the
direction of Wa Lioatoshan and was at
tackled, but she naanged to flee into the
shurbor. On our side no casualties except
two seaman On the 1kazuchi slightly
wounded, There was no time to rescue
the cnemy's drowned crews. as the
Bnyan approached ID, 3}s *
1.-THE third fleet reached outside of Port
Arthur at s a. NJ, when the Bayan came
out and opened fire. Immediately after
ward, the Novils. Askot, banana, Pctro-
pavlovsk, Pobeda and Poltava came out
and made an offensive attack Cur third
fleet heartily answering, and gradually
retiring. enticed the enemy fifteen miles
southeast Of the port, when our first
fleet, Informed through wireless telcgre-
ply from the third fleet, suddenly ap-
peared before the enemy and attacked
them. While the enemy was trying to -fl-
gain the port bntt1eshlp OF the Petro-
pavovsk typo struck, mines laid by US
the previous evening and sunk at 1889
Al. M Although another ship was OBJ
served to have lost freedom OF move
ment, and confusion OF the enenly's ships.
prevented us from Identifying her. They
finally managed to regain tho port
Our third fleet suffered no damage and
the enemy's damage beside above men
toned. probably slight also. Our first
fleet did not reach firing distance.
"Our fleets at I p. NJ. prepared for an-
other attack, They resailed Aptil 14th
toYnrcY Port Arthur. The second, the
fourth and the fifth DESTROYER flotillas
and the ninth torpedo flotilla also join
ed at A, M, and z A, NJ, No enenly's
ships was found outside Of the port. Our
first fleet arrived at the port at .. a
Nj and discovered three mines laid by
tho enemy and destroyed all. Tho
Kasuga and Nisshin We're dispatched 20
tho west OF Laotishan and made indl-
rect bomhardment for two hours, 1t be ng
ther first action. The new forts on
Laotishan finally sllenced, Our forces
retired Mt 1880 p. NJ.
The Kosuga and the Ntsshin were pur-
chased from Argentine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
CLASH AVERTED.
Russian and Chinese Troops in
Close Quarters on Malcllu-.
RAN Frontier.
(By Associated Press,)

/, LAO N4ANG,a Saturday, .April2-Delay-t
ed in transmission outside world
does not know, how near Russian and
Chinese. troops were to u clash OH the
btlder Of Afanchurla. In order to remove
tlclnensce Of large Chinese army from,
tho Russian flank, General Linevitch.
tho Russian commander In Manchurin,i
deemed 1t necessary to communicates an.
ultlmatum to Yuan Shi Ilai, supreme
commander of the ,Chincss army and
navy. ordering that the Chinese H troops
withdraw three hundred or four hundred
versts into the Interior. ..i.
.'If This demand be not fulfilled at the
order Of the syioaroy.'r said: the ltimatum
of General Linevitch. az Will form a, sr'e-
clnl division which will drive the Chs
ncsc troops back to the frontier"
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OFFICERS CAPTURED.
Railroad Guard Take japanese.
ais PrisonersNere About to
Blow Up a Railroad Bridge,
9lBN Associated Press. ]

FIARBIN, NfANCHURlA. APRIL 10
Two Japanese officers OF tho general statt
have arrived hero under strict escort,
having been arrested By the railroad
guard eighteen miles from this place
They were dressed as Thibetan Iamassf
In attempting to escape they forsook
,their tents, IN which were found sixty
pounds of;higl explosives, n fuse a string
lof keys TO unscieW railroad nuts, etc.
They evidently Intended to blow up the
bridge over the Nonni River near Full
lardi. The prisoners displayed great cool-
ness, contrasting that 1T was their in
tcnsjon to DESTROY tie railroad,
Twenty Thousand on Yalu,
TOXIC, April Ia Private ndylees from
$rsorea confirm tha reported inasslng OF
twenty thousand Russian troops on tho
right bank OF the Nalu River with thN
object az opposing the Japanese Invasion
Sof Manchuria, Although u Is unknown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
s Office City Water W orKs. City Hall,
81 m "a Chas e. Boiling, Sup L. a

.i n. r.
once c't Sh MatS s. T Bsi;as cI' yu Ha'l
SEALED PROPOSALS viii Be 4 i:
F. ceiyed at this office until 8 7, THURS
s Sc Is i ANS coST 1s WoRk for
the year ending December 3lst. 1901:
Six q s-insi Hub-end Gate Valves,
\ Twenty t20) 6-incll Hub-cnd Gate Valves.
Eight (s} 19-inch Hub-end Gate Valves
Estt, 81 Finch Hub-end Gate Waived
D-inch Iuh-rnd Gate Nalvea.st
24-inch Hub-end Gate Valves, 5S. %e
70 3-inch G, !. Pipes, per ton:
$50 s-inch G. / Pipes. per ton.
ITO 1o-inch G. I. Pipes, per ton,
go Finch G, I. Pipes, per ton.
16-inch c. l. Pipes. per ton.
20-inch J. I. Pipes, per ton, FIR
Z 2i-inch G. / Pipes, per ton,
!, /, 5000 pounds Special Castings. Crosses,
! q Double.nozzle Fire Hydrants-one
nozzle 9 1-2 inch. one 4-inch nozzle,
3 65 Large Stop Cock Boxes,
B 200 Small Stop Cock Boxes 2 Ia feet
100 Small Stop Cock Boxes, 2 feet
i.i5o Meter Boxes, tsa
$500 lbs. Wiping Solder (best quality.
BRASS WORK
100 i1-1-inch Tapping Cocks tIIadtsty ma
$50 34-inch Tapping Cocks (Hadesty ma
i5o l:-2-incl. Tapping Cocks tHadesty ma
IS finch Round-way Stop Cocks for
100 s.4.lnich Round-way stop Cocks Tor
l5o 5.s-lnch Round-way Stop Cocks for
60 l-2-inch Round way Stop Cocks for
ii 1einch Round-way Stop Cocks for
$50 3-4-inch RoHndway Stop Cocks for
Lead and Iron Pips. :. co,.. a.
Lead and Iron Pipe.
"a 10 l-lnch Corporation Cocks, s
y 3-a-inch Corporation. Cocks,
sa o b goss IL q nds aa a
let as a.,whole for Brass Work.
co 1-inch Water Meters and Connec-
Io s-4-lnch Water Meters and connec-
$50 5-s-lnch Water Meters and conncc-
Per cubic yard for Digging and ReAlllng
eled and Clay Streets.
Per7sq. I'd. for relaylng Granite Favlng,
:, Per So. I'D. for laying new Granite
Per ys cubic yard for Furnace clndcrs
Per ton for hauling pipe specials, valves
ana MIGRANTS from depot 70 line q work
TO be delivered at the Pump. Houses
as hereafter directed, the following sup
Z bbls, Kerosene on tbest graded,
Barrels Machine Oh Submit SAMPLED,
II i Barrel Sperm on Submit sanlple),
S9@ lbs. .ban,y Grease =, ,,or.
{ 10 lbs. Rainbow Packing,
4 80 Tons Pocahontas or New River Coal.
r. @, NJ. (best grade).
All supplies, except those for PAM
Houses, Pipes and Specials to be delN,,
ered At the shop or rpe, Yard PIpeIn Hna
ond ~ such auaInttisss sni and q ,l sse
= SPECIFICATIONS and information can pe
obtained at this office. The Committee on
Water reserves the right to Increase 9 5p
decrease the aboYe,named qpnntilles ~
per cent, and the right to reject any q
= a p certified check for $500, payable 9 e
City irreasurer, must accom- P IN sacil
I bid, CEIAS, p. B0LltlSst,.R
apl's,57S, 1o,ls,17,eQs427 superintendent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Ever since the establishment 81 thu

Ever since the establishment OF the.
headquarters OF General Linevitcll ut
Lao Yang. concern has manifested at the!
attitude of the Chinese Since the open
ing Of hostllities, the Chinese troops IN
Pa chi Ii province have concentrated
en- the western shore Of the Lao Ho. Ac-.
cor,ling to the reports, Professionally cir
culated BY the Chinese, there are huns
,Ircds of Japar.sse among the Chinese
troops Disguised in various wa y !. q p %.
.nese spies are along, the line q the rall7
road ana they followSall Europeans, es-y
tpccially Russians, Il $87. ..,ts ,s.s ",
yuan Sill ISat is an ir1placablc llater
ar Russia and Il tried friend Of ia pan.
In view Of tho Russian demand the g VI NJ
Meso troops have "a READY begun TO :re-s
tire into tho interior. tho Pc Chi u pro %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
sEvAsToPoL NOT LOST.
Report That Russian Batt1eship.
Has Been Sunk at Port Ar
thur Officially Denied.
BY Associated I,ress.)

By Associated Press.) S.
ST. PETERSBURG. April lG-7:02 r..
Ma report has gained wide currency
here tina the battleshlp Seyastopol at
Port Arthur has been lost, but at this
hour the Associated Press Is nuthorl-
tatively Informed the government has re
u disaster assoccurrcd. On the contrary,
the latest account received here was
to tho effect that he Sevastonol was un-
harmed. 5Ss 3;58
The story OF! the sinking OF the battle
sh'p Sevastopol and another vessel at
Port Arthur which was In circulation here
to-day, is officially denied.
Eiceroy AleXieff took over the command
of the Russian fleet at Port Arthur this
afternoon and raised his flag on board
tho bnttleshinm SeYaS topOl. 80 .la sl.l ...ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF virginia.

tie BOARD Of VISITORS g this lnStisu Y
tqn % held On MH u I'VE e o
M Mtt eH ele oWng to tho resignation q Pro-
fessor Henry fl Levy, Al e, 2, "a Asa pben
aretusisat on,wing TO tho resignation Of
Ilrofassnr Robert f. Williams, Al. p. Ap-
iiaatnn for these Chairs. with estimon-
ias to be forwarded to Observation-Disclosures onI W.
- o ~ $500 ~ j.. h. M CAM, t&
President of tho Board.
d. d. Talley, Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
No Battle at Win.

.haa besn fought at yyiiu. The Russians
occupy strongly fortified positions at
chiu.rien- cheng3 ON tho a1anchurla slda.
Of the river and about tel. miles north
Of An,ung1, and on tgcrs III 2 roekS
nromontory iettS5out INTO tho Yaln RlNe e''
2rhe Japanese forces and batteries are
screened behind the hill, between t mo
river mud fWlju /, liff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
'ANOTHER'RUSS|AN
SHIP REPORTED sunk
lrontlruetl IRON, 17lrgt Pagc.)
J j ,-qfet11ellt before the middle Of
EXCITING REPORTS OUT.
Ru,nor Reaches Paris That Vice
roy Alexicff and Another
Ship Have Been Lost.
by pAUL VILL1ERS.
SfSi. trt.r, ,l. al >,


y iiG Copyright)
PARIS, April l6.-Thcro are all sorts
OF reports current here Of further Rus
sian disasters about Port Arthur One
report mas IT that Ficeloy AleSieff has
met with the fnto Of Admiral Makarofl,
having taken over. the command of the
remains OF the Port Arthur squadron
iii person and raised his flag on the bat
tleship Sevastopol, which was sunk, car.
rying with It the viceroy and many OF
the officers and crew.
There seems to be some foundation for
the report that either the Sevnstopo or
some other OF tho remaining Russian bat
atleships has been sunk, but little credit
is given to tile report Of the death Of
Admiral Alexieff. 5 " ST.
Naval authorities here declare It Is
natural for Admiral Togo to push home
Ills attack and to make every effort to
destroy utterly the Port Arthur SQUAD squad
ron.
Reports, unofficial. from ST. Petersburg,
telling Of the alleged sinking Of two or
three Japanese warslips attract little att
ttention, and Z arc not believed to have
any foundation. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
INoijce 10 Contractors!
!. Office Of City Engineer.

City Hall, n
,,or R HA Ds,i RApGE!F y; 1901
: f.eived at this office unvil r. NJ,
C,AYATION and FlLLlNG on Road
way In Shields'a Moods.
+ Information TO bidders vi" "a
1urnlsh he'd guponf application it This 400
A ,e.yflcu3 u.e sii Tor S950, U0 ,mllSl ~,
company eacl. bid as q guaranty for
execution OF contract.
The Committee on Grounds ,nntl
q Buildings reserves the right TO reject
the contract3as a whole or IN separate
parts, ~ !, ,,,&,1 =, Z,
iapl 17,l9,90,2l City Engineer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.

FORT AfYER, VA. APRIL IL, 1oo4.--
Sealed Proposals In trlplicatc for Macadam
1Orlveways and Concrete Walks near Post
Exchange, Will berccoived until 10 A.. NJ.
.rhe right Is reserved Ito reject any pro.
posal or parts thereof. Information fur-
,nished upon application, Envelopes con.
tanning proposals should be marked PRO
posafs for. ,Mncadam Driveways and Con-
crete Walks" and addressed to Captain
q. C. RARN11ARDT, Quartermastcr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
NOTICE.

sr1c zSri IS f FIX b d fPi! T H..
for the pufn9ss;s, So, Of the special m,
On, Tia 18TH day Of May, 100, the stock
transfer books Of Virginia, Carollna
Chemical Company, for both classes o.
stock. will be closed at the close Of
business oil Friday. tie 10Th day Of
April, 1904, and will reopen ut 10 q clocS
Y q, III, on THURSDAY, the 10th day Of
IN orlar Of tile Board of Directors,
. a. S. p. CRENsEI 4 w.
sapl l7soa4aT Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Headquarters
Commandery OF ST.. AndraW, No ~,
pii'i il.''e''' ~ n X nights IFcmDlar.

3Tf1l.ttl \. n 2. INIllBIFHS gIUIIIT1I. ~, 4.
R 6 mnplss ya ApF Il H ~ 1gsIs
ssombie at Inc asylum, Masonic Tenn
BE, MoNpAY; lH Y A, h2;3o oeo cS
t Her ar the funeral services Of
a n,,,.s sinceasea frater, Sir WILLIAAl IA,
y fsis1StsN5 al washington, ID. g. Members
al Riohinind Commandery, No, and
y transient fraters are urteously invlted
to be present , 4, \, III. a, j, 4, II, ), 4,
t2ftant. y NJ. Gil Ell,
$500 ~ Ss Car In General
George q. Jefferson. Recorder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

10 WHOM IN May coNcERE-,'rAKE
notice, that. have qualified as the Ads
LIEsFiLb, deceased. All persons hav-
Ing claims against her estate may pre-,
sent the same 70 me for SCI t fIiement, and aIa
LGEsFELD will please settle the same
at once. Y. N a.44 . y
1870 w. Cary ST., City,
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FOR SALE.
ADM ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE,

Richmond Va. March 8, 1901,
Office II n. Eleventh Street.
] HAVE THIS. DAY. QuA44tEIEL AS
administrator @. ~. A, of SAMUEL II
CORNIC Kr. deceased, All persons In
me at once, and all persons to whom
he was ndehted w!ll present their tac-
counts to me for settlement.
SPENCER CORNICk,
Admr. c. Y, A. or Sam'l II. Cornlek.
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MEETINGS..

~ Marquis Mas af p NSHie E6DGE. No 81
I'M 4. i, and A. NJ, Will attend call
60, nn;as 81 q thSE 2Tass pf Fl H.
1901, at l2 $50 o'clock p. NJ, to pay the last
sad tribute of respect TO our deceased
brother LlAM NH HGhhIEM h brethrea
nre frnternally invited to unite with us
=. Rem 7. AUGUSTl,E Secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

when ana where the Japanese Will at
tempt Il crossing; Of the Yalu, it's still
believed th1t when ready they will force
a passage without SERIOUS loss. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
ling materials and labor necessary TO
complete about three blocks Of street
VA. viii BE received ot3Council Cham
Z Der OF that city until noon. MONDAY,
25TII, 1904 N and then blicly
n CUR BING. GRANOLITHIC SID r.
X WALKS. GRANITE SPALD PAVING
and work incidental thereto. Specifi-
cations can be had after April 3Dth on
Joint Committee on Street Improves
n1cnt. Fredericksburg. or the under
signed. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
E. II. D. MYERS, JR., 3s{ !
Civil Engineer.
11o71-2 e. Main Street.
Richmond Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Tho city Of Richmond,
Dfilco City Water Worries.
5apl 5.7,s,1o,172o,24, Superintendent
Local Union No. 2, Of the
Building Laborers' International
Protective Union Of America.

n April 10, 1904.
TO TIE BRICK CONTRACTORS or
j. the city: we the Hod Carriers OF Rich
mond. do positively deny tina, NV. !.
was not even a member Of the union
j. atFthat time, and had not been for two
years lr more. We are sorry TO know
S Of the contractors OF the city, they
thinking that he was the leader Of the the
strike. !, I. Y. !,
Done by the order of the above named m
union. G. Il. TOLER, PRESIDENT.
8. a. Crymes, Secretary. it9a
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FOR SALE l1l
Is I3EAuTtTuL & SUBURBAN HOME.
d bout Is acres; very rich land !; old time ~
l.stofys l0.room residence. bcautlllli.
shade. fruits aud flowers tllll view ~ ~
the city; convenient to trolley cars Y 100
cheap to lnent on. Call and see
fl IOCISAD4lY5fSs tlASSlIl.Ali,hhiS,
SIC East Man street.
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for sale, conVcnlcnt % good InarKtts'
Nsi q ss FRANK ilf.s8C cox,
Real Estate Agent.
& Ashland. Va
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s Per Cent. Money

ON CITY REAL ESTATE. WAITE. PRIV.
$iiege OF paying it off at any time or
- y 7 N, w. BOWIE & SON,
apl171t n. Eleventh ST.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL EsTATE For Sale.
Farms, Mills, &C., For Sale \ L
54 CIrif) X. JRA.yV.FO RID ~ GO.
Farms and Ashland Property

Catalogues FREQ .fs e W. " h S.l' !"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22

The Ministerial Association Of Canon
City was the guest OF the Ministerial
Association Of Florence last Monday
The members left on No. at II 100 a.
M, and were received by commit ee
at Florence and escorted to the Ere
mont hotel.
A splendid paper on "Why Do Not
More Men Attend Public Worship"
was submitted by Rev Mr.. Thomas OF
the First Presbyterian church of this
city. After discussion OF the paper
the meeting adjourned and repaired to
the dining room, where most excel
lent meal was served.
The Florence ministers are certainly
most genial hosts, and our local minis
ters speak of them in most compli-
mentary terms
Pastor Russell. OF the Christian
church, is enthusiastic over the er, c.
tion Of a new house of worship.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22

ins and Cyrus Callen. The former re-
ceived five votes and the latter one
vote
City Engineer W. R. Smythe SUBJ
mitted his final estimates of the cost of
the public Improvements in Sidewalk
and Grading District No. ?, the work of
which has been awarded to the Inter
State Artificial Granite company of
Colorado Springs.
According to Mr.. Smythe the total
number of square feet of sidewalk laid
in the district described was 22O, ,135.
which, at ten cents square foot, has
cost S22 ,013.5o. The total liueal feet
of three-foot crosswalks was 1851,
which, at one dollar foot has cost
S7,755.77. There were 1902 lineal
feet or four-foot walks laid at cost of
s2,475.25 and tiling to the amount Of
$870.5S. The cost of cement cutters
was $lTl, making the total liabilities
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22
HAWKINS APPOINTED
NIGHT MARSHAL.
Resignation of Jos. Esser Accepted
and w. L. Hawkins Appointed
Sidewalk Matters.

w. L. Hawkins was appointed night
day night as the successor of Joseph
Esser, who rendered his resignation to
signed to take the office of sheriff to
which he was elected in November, and
Mr. Hawkins goes from the Office of
under sheriff to the marshalship. Mr..
Hawkins has resided here many years
and was sheriff of this county for one
term. There were several applica-
tions filed with the council for the
position Of night marshal, but only two
of them were voted for, w. j.. Hawk
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22

The case Of the State vs.. Ellison may
be within the recollection Of many OF
our readers. At the last term OF the
district court of Custer county \ dis
agreed jury resulted. The case was
continued. December 18th the prose-
cu.ion failed to appear. Mr.. Ellison
was present to take his trial. The
court Judge Bailey dismissed the
case, discharged Mr.. Ellison's bonds
men. and an unpleasant episode is
ended
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22

No Case Of Pseumonla sa Record.
We do not know Of . single instance
whore . cough or cold resulted in
pneumonia or oonsumption when
Foley's Honey and Tar had bean taken.
1t cures coughs and colds perfectly. 20
do not take chances with some un-
known preparation which may con
tain opiates, which cause constipation.
= condition that retards recovery from
cold. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar and refuse any substitute offered.
Palace Drug Store. lseo-s sea- ~
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22
A Guaranteed Cure For piles.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money il PAzo Ointment fails TO cure
any case. no matter how long stand
ing. in to IA days. II your druggist
hasn't it send SOC in stamps and 1t
will be forwarded post paid by Paris
Medicine Co., st. Louis, No.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22
BACK WITH
the RIO cRANDE.

Frank A. Wad:eigh, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Denver 4 Rio
Grande:' was in Canon Friday.
Mr.. Wadleigh has been with the sys-
tenn for many years. He was G. P. A.
for the Rio Grand Western before it
was consolidated with the D. & R. G.
For several years he has been in New
yo,l We
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22

OF the city under the estimate S83, ,2S6. 10,
The report was approved and the
city clerk instructed to make = settle.
ment with the contractors. issuing
bonds to them covering the final esti-
mate as nearly ms possible.
The sidewalk committee, previous to
the submission of Mr.. Smythe's esti-
mate, reported that it had examined
the sidewalks in district No. ?. includ-
ing the erosswalks, and had found them
constructed in accordance with the
terms of the ordinance and recon-
mended their acceptance BY the city.
The report was adopted.
The indemnity bond of the Inter
State Artificial Granite company, in
Identifying the city against loss by de-
fective sidewalks, ETC.. in the sum Of
81, 600 with the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty company of Baltimore,
Mary land, was read and on motion ac-
cepted, the city attorney having ap-
proved the bond as to form.
A communication from the city en-
gineer concerning the sidewalks in
Sidewalk District No, was read and
referred to the appropriate committee.
A contract, or agreement, with the
concerning a settlement for work done
in district No. ., was read in full and
the mayor and clerk were instructed
to sign and execute the said contract
on behalf of the city.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22
Il Home For You
S25 Only, per Month

A fine new frame house Of six rooms
and bathroom, JUST hnished by the
carpenters, blinds, range, electric
lights and all conveniences. only Eve
blocks rom the Post Ofiee.
We will sell you this for 5000,
and ali you need to do is to pay US
SaSo cash and the balance you can
pay a, the rate OF Sas per month Ill
paid Tor with interest At 9 per cent.
We have two other houses costine
1000 and s., 300 Tor ssle on equal
ly easy terms. Come and see ~
about them.
We have money to loan at al
times On any good security.
We write insurance ot al kinds and
do q general Real Estafe bzsines but
are making . special effort jus now TO
Push city property and trait iands.
DeU1eese f. TurnbuH,
SS1 AlN 5TRE ET
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Canon City. Colo.
for the week ending. Dec. II 1904.
Brown. W A
Gage, John
Fuller, Mr. Bert
Gardiner, Miss Margaret
Keeth, Mr. FM
Morrison. Mr.. Frank (bsrber)
Pierce, Mrs Jennie
Smith. Mr. F ii
Venable, Mr. Tona.
R. :. LEWIS, P. NJ
Steel doll cabs, the kind that last.
from 65c up. at Mars.
How would he like a house coat,
See our stock. Bethel Co.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-12-22

Miss Catherine Coolbaugh, who is a
student at the conservatory Of music
at washburn college at Topeka,
Kansas, returned home last Friday to
spend the Christmas holidays.