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Cañon City record., 1904-04-07
Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
administrator of the estate of Mary J. Hardin.
deceased, acting under and BY. .virture of iudg-
men; and order OF the County court of Fremont
County In tho state of Colorado, duly made and
entered OF record in said court on April 9Th
the following real estate and property of said
Mary J. Hardin, deceased, to wit the south
half Of lot No. 1 in block No. in Park Center
sub division in the County of Fremont and
state of Colorado, according to the plat OF said
sub division filed and recorded in the office of
the County clerk and recorder of said Fremont
County. together with IaS shares of stock OF
The Fruitland Water Company sppurtenAnt
thereto and used for the irrigation OF said land
III, at page 40, of Fremont County deed records
whereby $3.50 was secured, which property
will sell the 2sth day of April. 1904, at the
hour of II O'Clock in the forenoon of said day,
at tho ofiiee of the County judge in the court
house in Canon City in said County.
A. Il. WILSON, Administrator
First pub. April 1901.
Last pub. April seth 1904
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07
Administrators Notice.
Estate of Edwin campion, deceased.

Estate Of Edwin CAmpion, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed Ad-
ministrA,rfx OF the estate of Bdwin Campion,
late OF the county of Fremont in the state OF
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice tha.
she will appear before the county court of said
Fremont county. At the court house in Canon
City in the said county, at the March term. 1904,
on the last Monday in April next, At which time
are notified and requested to attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted All per
sons indebted 70 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City, Colo. this z3rd day OF
March, A d. 1904,
Eliza Jane C ampion. ADMINISTRATIVE.
First publication March n, l&4.
Last publication April II, 1904.
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THE CANON CITY RECORD, THURSDAY, APRIL ,, 1904
Notice For Publication.

Land Once at Pueblo. Colorado March 10, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the clerk OF
II, 1904, viz: Charles N. Lancaster, H. E. 1o24a
for the E1s Nwk, NE11 sw1, Lot 8. Sec. 30,
T. II 8, 6s w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: william z. Lancaster, II. B.
NJ. Bishop, Fred B. Bean, William p. Hight, all
of Canon City, Colo.
8. A Abbey, Register.
First publication March "a, 1901.
Last publication April %, 1904.
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Administrators s Notice.
R.tate ot John D. pAvies dcceascd.

Estate of John d. Davies deceased
The undersigned, having been appoi nted
administrator OF the estate of John D. Davies
late of the County of Fremont in the state of
Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County court of said
Fremont County Nat the court house in Canon
City in said County at the March term. 1904, on
the last Monday in May next, at which time all
persons having claims agains. said estate are
notified and requested to attend for the pur-
pose OF having The same adjusted All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City Colorado. this 5th day OF
April A. ID. 1904
LAFx CoMBs, Administrator.
First pub. April 1904.
Last pub. April IS 1904.
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EXPENDITURES.

Paid out by warrants duly authorized
BY City Council mo. 8. 117to e.oo2.
inclusive, excepting the warrants
issued for the sewer fund.- therefor $50. .l21.5I
The following appropriations show over
drafts as follows:
Street. Alley and Bridge. s2.e17.2s Misoei-
laneous. s1.eoo-e7: Police. s547.oo: Health.
Sso4 .s3; Cemetery. s2ss.7s.
While the following appropriations show a
balance on hand as follows:
Salary department. s2o.so: Fire. s14e.e5:
Ditch. s2.oo. and Interest. s527-32- In the
Lighting and Library departments there has
been expended their respective appropriations
evenly
For the past fiscal year there was appropd-
ated for all purposes in the Gene-al Fund.
&26. ass. 50: while the revenues have been.
$2e. .oso.41: exceeding the appropriations by
%. $40 os: while the expenditures have been
s32. .12l-51: exceeding the appropriations by
IS. .ss3 Is and the actual revenues by g o4l.1o-
The amount appropriated for the coming year
IS $50. .ooo. 90. or amount %. l2i-51 less than
has been expended during the past year.
Respectfully submitted.
d. n. COOPER.
City CLERK.
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Cousrr OF FREMONT.
In the District Court, Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict
GnsKRI CANPBKLL and
wILIIAM c. HUSrooS, partners
doing business under the drm
Company. Plaintiffs, SUMMONS.
JAMES F. FuILzn, and
N. T. SIMMONS, Defendants
The People Of the State of Colorado, to the
Defendants above named. greeting:
ton y S brought @ sssinss You By the above e named
plaintiff in the District Court of Fremont Coun-
therein within twenty days afser the servies
hereof, IL you served within this County; IL
seEed on. Of thi. County. or by Public.fion,
default win be taken against you sccordins 70
'nH spy Of the the oo%Pi.ins be no. served upon
ycu herewith. or IL service hereof b made oat
time s 70 that .Soys spscis:d shAii 8 siiovsd for
your appearance and answer in said action-
IN. Is an action wherein ths sum oi money
i.iThs. pi.intin. have tudsmen, .s.inss
terest thereon at the legal rate of per cent per
year from October sist, 1868, until paid. to9eth-
lien s rta.ement, and the costs Of this action.
7nd-That caid aum and costs 50 recovered be
IL Soss u IN q fms9 and Meiens
Addition to Canon City in Fremout County;
Colorado, together with . sufhcient amount OF
land lying East of said Addition to make said
lots full Rectangular lots fronting 81 feet on
Main Street in the City of Canon City and I'D
feet on I9th street in said city and n extension
of said Eth street southerly from said Addi-
ton, in accordance with the mechanics lea
laws of the State of Colorado.
srd-The said lien of plaintiffs be adtudged
TO date from June 18Th 1908. and TO be superior
and prior to any lien held by defendant N. t.
Simmons.
4th-Yet said premises be ordered sold in
accordance with law for the purpose Of paying
and satisfying said lien of plaintiffs with costs
Aad expenses Of sale
sth-fhat the title of purchaser at such sale
be free and clear of all claims of said defendant
NJ. T. Simmons any one claiming under him.
sth-The plaintiffs have execution against
| defendant Fuller for any balance of their iuds-
| ment and costs not satisfied by such sale
7th--And that the plaintiffs have any other
| relief in accordancs with the law.
As more fully appears from copy of complaint
herewith served
WITNESS, A. Il. white, Clerk of our said
Court, with the seal thereof hereunto affixed.
/ at office. in the City of Canon City, this zgth
day of February. 1904.
| District Court Seal A. II. wHrrR. Clerk
waldo & Dawson, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
First publication March II, 1904.
Last publication April II. 1904
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School Orders Called.

Notice Ia hereby given that the following
outstanding registerod school orders issued by
the several school districts of Fremont County,
colorado, drawn upon the special fund will be
paid upon the presentation to the County
Treasurer at his once In Canon City, Colorado,
ct any time during business hours bstween the
And further notice is hereby given that all
school orders called By this notice shall cease
70 draw interest ON and after said date, April
0th. 1904.
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School Orders Called.
nuNRRAY wAUR Nra

Z Notice is hereby given that the following
outstanding registered school orders issued by
the several school districts of Fremont County,
Colorado, drawn upon the general fund viii be
paid upon the presentation TO tho County
Treasurer at his Office in Canon City, Colorado,
At any time during business hours between the
date Of this notice and April sth, A d. 1904.
school orders called by this notice shall cease
TO draw interest on and after said date, April
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07
colonist Rates West.

Denver 4 Rio Grande will sell tickets
during months Of March and April, to
Butte. Anaconda and Helena, Mont,
go; Spokane. WASH, t22.S0; Portland,
Tacoma, Seattle and California points.
Is. =. d. HsArH, Agent.
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= DE Vt 90 UE x JeM

eOE also . contract with hisn for the lease Of
his ranches and lcAssd pastures in Frsmout
County. Colorado, and all persons are hereby
notified OF the sxistAnos of such contrast and
warned not 70 purchase or otherwise Interfere
With said cattle or property. The said COM
pAny also claims the ownership Of all the hay
rs 4. n aumAsr. Prssidsnl
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07

During the year Just past we have collected
80, ,lTe,oT from consumers more than was col
lected for a like purpose the previous year de-
spite the fact that there have been a great
many more vacant houses the past year than
during the previous one.
Our collections. or taps are SS5s.5o less than
for the previous year owing to the small
amount of building that has been done during
the year Just closed.
We take great pleasure in calling your atten-
ton to the fact that this department has received
Ss.4ss.T3 more than during the previous year.
while the expenses have been se,sat,oo less.
We are starting in this year with a surplus of
sla. 22s.oo in this fund. and unless some un-
forseen expenditure should occur. we believe
this department will be in position to pay OF
the $40. 10000 issue of bonds which become
optional as to payment October 18th. next.
should the city wish to do 50.
Respectfully submitted.
Approved: d. N. COOPER.
ALLEN JAMESON. City CLERK.
Mater SUPERINTENDENT
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A Good Cofuunn.

New comers frequently buy copies Of
THE RRconD TO see the 'for rent ads
in the want column. When you have
vacant rooms or houses advertise il in
TEE RscoRD Want column.
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07

Tan REcoap would like to furnish
your engraved calling cards. Abso-
lutely correct a. TO fashion.
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07

Witness my hand And seal this 18th day oi
March, A. D. 1904.
@. J. FREDRICKsoN.
County Treasurer, Fremont County, Colo.
fsRAL
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ANNUAL REPORT.
City CLERK.

CANON CITY. Colo. April lst. 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council.
GENTLEMEN:
herewith submit my annual report. show
ing the receipts and expenditures in the Cen
eral Fund for the fiscal year ending March
31st. 1904. as follows:
RECEIPTS
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07

witnsss my had and seal this 18th day o
March, A. ID. 1904
County Treasurer, Fremont County, Colo.
snAL
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Estray Advertisement. A

Estray Advertisement.
Notice is hereby given to whom it may con-
cern that the following de scribed estray animals
were taken up near Hillside. Fremont County,
Colorado. to- wit; / brown mule, years old,
weigh. 1000 lbs, branded " lef, shoulder.
/ three year-old bay mare, branded left
hip. three yeAr-old bay mare. unbranded 1
bay mare. year past, star in face. bay horse
branded " Said animals being unknowa
10 this Board, unless claimed by owner or
before April IL 1904, said estray viii be sold by
this Board for the benefit Of the owner when
found.
State Board OF
stock Inspection Commissioners,
Denver, Colo.
First publication April :. 1904.
Last publication April IA, 1904.
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07

To Cure . Cold In One Day.
laxative Bromo Quinine Tables
cure . cold in one day. No cure on
pay. Price 36 ccnts.
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07
Notice.

John @. Hys.ong has admitted having sold
thirteen (lsl head of cattle branded INA, be-
longing to tho Boston Land 8 Cattle Company,
and We desire to learn IL he has made any other
sales OF said brand or of the following brands:
lN7 GIG 7JG during the years of 1901,
iocs. 1905 and 1904.
We also desire information as to sales made
by him duringl the above named years of the
following brands:
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Boston Land
and Cattle Company claims to have . contrace
with John c. Hyssone for the purchase of all
Of his cattle and horses branded - follows:
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srsAwssi ha.ssss sars.'.s eesy I.
Real Rstats.
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-. DE VI OE * JsM eoe

This information Is desired in connestion
with settlement of controversies between said
Hyssonx and this.company.
Anyone who .oAn give us Information IS 20
any such sales will be literally rewarded.
sts A. R. Gufnasr. President
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07

Turned over to w. A. Ferrier. City
Treasurer. taking his receipts mo.
257 to 27s. excepting receipts.
part of No. 25e and all of 2e1. 26a.
27e) therefor -s2e. q
Cañon City record., 1904-04-07
Summons.

STATE OF COLORADO.
CorSrY OF Fremont.
In the District Court, Eleventh Judicial Dis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

Ing company Of which he was the orig
inator Senator Lewis held the Cactus
mine at one time under an option from
the French syndicate which owned II,
but unable TO execute the terms OF the
document, he was forced 10 relinquish
IT, the property, thereupon passed to
Samuel Newhouse, and the result OF his
endeayors is in evidence both at the
mine and at the town of Newhouse,
which is being built into n model min
Ing camp, the like OF which can scarce-
ly be duplicated anywhere IN the min.
Ing world. There are several great min
Ing enterprises being rounded out IN
Beaver county at the present time,
Therefore, this years labors win Gull
inmate In adding new producers ana
new dividend payers to contribute their
influences towards making Utah the
greatest Of the grand galaxy Of mining
states.
by the first Of February, or very soon
after that date, the Newhouse mines
"lIl be ready to market concentrates;
The Majestic Copper will also blow-ln
the furnaces at its shelter soon, ana
when this event occurs the plant win
DE started on a run to last indefinitely,
80 marvellous has been the result Of the
campaign Of development. The organl-
latlon Of the Frisco Mining company.
rev months ago, marked the beginning
OF another important project, although
lne general public has had little cognl-
1ance Of the merits of this proposition
Ihe significance Of this undertaking lies
IN the fact that demonstration has
proven that the Horn Silver vein, al
though faulted In numerous places, con-
uhues quite regularly both In northerly
and southerly directions. The Frisco
company has secured patents TO a large
group OF claims and early next year will
install powerful hosting machinery,
preparatory to developing its ground,
which Is likely to assume the proper
uons OF its we'll known neighbor ad-
Joining On the south side, the Lulu
mining company Is opening up an ex-
tension OF the Horn Silver vein This
company win also add new facilities
curing the coming year. The skylark,
heaVer-Harrison, Blue Acre and other
mining companies, are conducting en-
ergetic campaigns with every reason to
p''ieye that their labors are going to
prove entirely successful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

OF holding 100000 gallons. From this
point the mill is to be supplied
through a l0-inch ana the townsita
through an S-inch pipe
The mine, which IA little less than
three miles from the toWnste, is do
ycloped to the depth OF 600 feet, and In
the workings the Cactus vein Is dis
closed to n width Of from 100 to ll5 feet
and carries average copper val
ues ranging anywhere from 4 10 7 per
cent There are streaks OF very high
grade ore. but the bulk Of the vein car
rles ore Of a milling grade only II is
estimated that there are 1000 600 tons
and over blocked out at the present
time.
The mine will be connected through
an adlt $3.50 feet In length. At the
mouth Of which, the ore after being
crushed, VIII be taken over standard
euagcd railroad, about three miles In
length 20 the reduction works The
adlt Is nearing completion and Il is
expected connections win De made be-
fore Christmas day, In this tunnel
several assures OF ore have been en-
countered, and they Will receive atten-
ton later A large amount OF work
has been done at various points in the
ore bodies In the main part Of the mine,
20 more fully develop them and more
particularly to prepare the several
Slopes for the mining of a large ton
mage daily In this direction squire sets
have been Incorporated from the 200
level 10 within 10 feet OF the surface
vertically, and for a length Of 800 feet
and width Of 100 feet horizontally
along ana across the ore
ROOM FOR 200 MINERS.
The present workings OF the Cactus
make good room for over zoo miners %
work at one time In the extraction Of
ore, which viii be brought through the
tunnels in ore trains propelled by two
electric locomotives.
ORE CRUSHING DEPARTMENT.
At the mouth Of the tunnel the
crushing plant and ore bins, with ca
raclty for from 1900 TO 1000 tons are
located by means Of an automatic
bumper, the loaded ore cars win be u1-
loaded almost IN an Instant, when they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
LIE MAJESTIC eMELTER All MIL FoRp.

not improbable that another unit viii
be tackled on during the year 1905. The
Cactus ores concentrate about 9 into
one,
Almost since the first breaking OF
ground Field Supt, w C.. Thomas, has
been on duty az Newhouse The con-
ctruction Of the mammoth concentrator
end the powerhouse has been under his
direct supervision. h. II. Strickland
has served the company as rs engineer
In ,he field and II was he who laid out
the line Of the NeWhouse, Copper
Gulch & Sewer Lake railroad
During the year Mr.. Newhouso called
into his already efficient stan Of advls-
ers. Mr.. Lee Honchett, Of wide mining
experience In Colorado. Mr. Hanchett
now serves the company as us hnan-
cial manager,
ORES COME TO SALT LAKE.
Under the provision Of q contract en-
tered into with the American Smelling
& Refining company the entire output
Of the Cactus mine win be shipped TO
the srletcrs IN the Salt Lake Valley for
period OF 10 years
MEN EMPLOYED, PAY ROLL
The company Is employing ot the
present time force OF about 300 men
&C the mine and IN the construction
work going on IN the town. the pay
rolls arregatng from $4,000 TO So, 700
monthly. Several substantial business
houses VIII be built next year, one OF
them 20 cost no less than $4,000.
With the preparatory campaign end
cd, Samuel NeWhQuge will have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

glneers In the west, while the metal
urgIcal tests were conducted under the
direction OF A. j. Bellies whose ability
IN that line had been recognized by Mr..
Newhouso some time previous TO this.
PRELIMINARY WORK sATISFAC-
TORY.
The result Of the preliminary
work proved emlncntly satisfactory,
and the Cactus mine was b0ugat.
When It's Importance had become thor
oughly established, naturally the ques-
ton OF reduction works came up. The
water problem was a serious one. AZ
Milford. supply sufficient for all needs
could be had, but the question OF
transportation stood as an obstacle. FL
ually, negotiations were opened for the
purchase OF the Wah Wah springs To-
Gated on the west side OF the Wah
Wah valley. where man by the name
OF Grover kept n feeding station Tor
fheepmen, as well as a stopping pont
for the stages operating between Frisco
and Ely, New.
WATER SUPPLY SECURED.
ne uthl WIS communicates the Sow
eral springs were developed, aud the
capacity found 90 be anywhere from
1900 TO 1S0O gallons per minute, Dur.
Ing last year the construction OF q
pipe line from the springs 10 the pres
ent site OF the town Of Newhouse, over
distance OF eight miles, was com
menced. The line was completed this
year and went into commission IN May
last, the water Is conveyed through u
and li-lnch pipe, and delivered by
gravity ITO Z ce.-ner. ressesrg,aI,r capa9ls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17
- ELIMINATING forces have been
at work IN Beaver county this
year II anyone doubts this,

ILLUMINATING forces have been
at work IN Beaver county this
year. II anyone doubts this. q
- visit to Milford, Frisco, or the
now camp Of Newholae, now being
reared along the foot hills Of the San
Francisco range Of mountains above the
wan Wah desert will remove all such
doubts. Indeed. vast changes are TAX
mg place I'm this southern mining res
slon and the day is not far distant
,yhen IT'S mines viii be contributing ex-
tonsiyely towards supplying the world
with copper
For a good many years Beaver coun-
,y has been looked upon as n future
copper camp Of Importance and a COM
plote realization Of this Is about to take
Mace. II is quite generally conceded
that the copper belt Of Beaver county
win rank second to Bingham IN the pro.
ducuon Of the bronze metal within a
very short time, and, with development,
it seems likely to equal, II It does lot
excel, the camp made famous by its
Utah Consolidated, bingham Con9ll-
dated Boston Consolidated and United
states mines
Although Beaver county has beei re-
corded with the honor of being the
scene OF the first discovery In Utah Of
metal mines the development Of It's
mineral districts has been slow as COM
pared to others I'm this state IL is
true the region prospered In the halcyon
days Of silver, during which times the
rich surface ore deposits yielded hand
somely. The Horn Silver at Frisco
was discovered back In those days, and
strange as It may seem, was the only
property in the whole county that was
developed 10 any great depth untll
recently II yas common talk at ono
time that the Horn Silver contained
about all the ore worth mining down
that way and while It was paying diyl-
dends, the balance Of the mining dis
trlcts Of the county remained dormant
FOR many years.
About FIVE years ago mining men be-
gan TO investigate, Eastern capital be-
gan to come in, so inviting did the field
look to them. In this, a. b, Lewis
played an important part, and It would
be unfair to him not to recognize the
fact that 1t was through his efforts that
a good many thousand dollars were
turned this way for development pur-
poses, although much Of It was iniudi-
ciousy spent after the organization
Of the Majestic Copper Mining & smelt-