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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Setunbd + II SbpIL.

Der 3ug 1T beute iebr fart beIebt
unp bic 2ptpmotipe eibt ibrem I'm
mutbe bmiiber burd laltes 9uiten uttb
Stobnen Iusorud. Ils aber sfpilhen
NbauI Ell uno 9beim gar bic srobc
Steigung tommt. ba fann fie es
nidt mebr peri1naufen unb aliradbs
lif. aber u%nauf6oltiam rollte bas
3iigle pieoer riidnarts. Ston mol
len ctli6e paiIasiere a%nfaneen, iiber
Die pcrdnoerte Ri6tung gu ranbaliren,
ba iprinst nit betpunberunssp;:roiz
ger 8ciitesse9enpart Der Sdaffner
0b, Iduft benz 3us entlans unb ruff:
nWer BON ben !9erridaften fein Hes
tourbillet bat - bite au~steisen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Z m M @e1bprpb.

rWoau lpuroen Serr 8ommiIiionsz
ratb in Sbrem pro5eNe perurtbeilt ?"
parpenii: n3u elmer foeenonnten
Celebrate BON 5000 Marf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Der s ouptfe hll { T.

Sic itrei6t bic @eise, fpieIt 9Gapier,
tSie 3upff fosor Die 9arfe,
G,ie iinat, fie betldmirt aud9 laut =
ultD biibIf,iit ibre 2arpe.
Sic 1T auh braD, bas fosen felbf
Die grGBli1iten atatIdbaien,
Die ieoer anoerr Ta6barsmaib
Den Sert f6on fleiBts laIen
uuft i'd bait gar ni4ts sesen fie -
glrr oas mub th betpnen:
Sic Iollte nidt grab nnter mir
SIN Ielben !Suuie po9nsn! Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
@ebitbet t.

Sausfrau (su einem gu geiud reis
lenoen 9errn, Der Elm gutter alapiers
Ipieler ii) Z: ngitte, SEER Dern.r, Ipiez
len Sic uns bod mai ben Srauers
mario BON Sdopenbauer por."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Il bme 5ra9e.

.Sa, obpobl ie 10 idon uno 10 reid
1T, 1T Tie bod ous unintereFanteite
MGoden, bus ih teme - Tie fam fait
nifts iagen ais rja" unb nnein"."
LIMB lpelfes bon ben beioen bat lie
Nerbreher DER 81 lebenslGnsllder
3udtbousftrdfe perurtbeilt tporoen iiD:
Sra, bas fperbe id mir obsr our War>
nunQ hienen lnHen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
M btraui{h Of.

Sunas 5rau ~Sdon lpiebsr fdidIt
Oh benz Seirat6spermittler flint Mort!
-. Sa9 mai 4rtbur - 0u bait mid
cob nldt auf 4~b5abluns senommen 2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
ousberrn.2 d t.

Sic @obmunq qeioat mir oher
ole allehe lit mir 5u ouufel! 90 mill.
len sic 'd,or nod init Ger Mictbc ci.
mas hcrllntergebcn.!"
o@oa &bnen einiGQtl Bloub'n
Dcnn Sic, Dob Die Slid heller miro,
mcrn Sic mcltiger 5ohln2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

Gufler: n5reilah. WiTen sic, ais
ih nuh monatelan9er Yauie enblid
tpieocr eirmal Benign 9eroden, babe
id Dor, Riibrun9.9epeint."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
81 nerfennun q.

Oberit (fpdhreno e,nsr Opsrnauffib>
rune. gum Wrettor): v8loppt grobarz
tio tie gauge Sadie -. pie 9etpehrs
9%riffe!" s9n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
urter Wrii{ffn

Grfter aunitidibe .S6 ItieGe
einen Mpfel bonn 8opf." 3fpeiter
Runffhiise nDas 1T nod sor nihis,
id treffe cine Miite mitten hurd's
0er5.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
StrpIh I.peif.

Ginen Tidel babe id nod, faufe i'd
nun Sdnaps bafiir oo.r iparen mir
i'm gu etipds ge1erem auf % BEL
jeres ? 6iebt's ia gar niht !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Oer.{ hnnpbt [.

3oubsamter: nSnben Sic in bieiem
Softer etpos'3um 9er5oaen?"
@auner Cher ben Softer iosben erft
aeItoften bait: u9astlpeiB i'd ielbit nod
niht!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
9erfdnnt.

Grefutor (nah perIdiebentliden
Mibariffen): Den psrsoloeten
2prbserfrans leg i'd dber unter Sic
a.l - bas lit tein @ebraudssestrs
{tonb." ShduIpieler Grit redt !:
ben brauf' i'd INNER fpieoer 3u r,einen
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Il m ( d q.

osbrline: r!Serr prinsipal, id babe
biefen Morsen Elm falihes 3fpan5l9'
mortItiid einsenommen."
Gbef: .Sis iinb Elm Giel - Elm ade
meet 49,"
Qebrline: sd bob's obsr idpn
ipieoer ausseseben ..."
Gbef (beidnFtist): .Sie itno Elm
tii6tigsr Wenfd, Weier!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
q II n | m m II n q.

ooaispirtbin mOenten sic, 5err
1ottor. bieie Taht trGumte mir. Sic
bdtten bic aanse Mietbsihulb mir auf
einem Brett ssaablt !" Stuoent :
So ga, bann iinb g 10 gut uno
aeben g. mir bic Quittuns."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
M o b n.

gdpa: .Nein. ben Baron 6dbenid)ts
fannit Oii ni9t beiratbtn. Tah mel
men einaesosenen Grt,urbisunsen madt
Der Mlenib alidbrli6 10000 Warf
Ghulben."
@fia: .Mber 9opd! Mit 10 piel -
lam man bod idm gang %anitdnbis
leben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Gin g pie1perberber.

Warum CAN'T Sbr Gud benin. Sin,
Der 2" rWir fpielen eben Shnau=
ierl, unb Der Marl min iih nift iibers
Eahren lohen J"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
q efIcriol II.

Qic MQrmer idmorcn INNER, bos
&crS om red)ten Sled ji boben. &c.
moGnlid, hoben iie obcr feins, uto
menn lie ems hoben, baum lit cs inlntet
am linfcn Sled.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

seipefen fetn -. Der fhmedt oons abs
IfenIih mad m Yfropfen a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
81 at ion.

III = IT VT IN
Salan9'' maniiung 1T, ileht man obne
Wabt e
en- itoem Msnihen fo't Elm Sbeal
llnoti6dBt ii4 gliidltf, ipenn bic Suz
eeno ihfpinbet.
9aB,mun. nod einige ertrd9llA fins
bet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
0os perbprbene @ffen.

9yrau (beim MittugeIen): n@ieien
Moraen mar bic Weier aus unIrem
arGnaden bel mir; mas Die mir abet
a1es erSdblt but"
Mann: DSa, bas'idmede id!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
g o MD e'r b tie 3 # / IN mtu n a

Jrul {3artlid): .Nfdt pobr, Mdnnz
den, Ou freuit Did bob alrh, lpenn
Diana nns bieien !Serbit befufen
tommtF
Wanu: % ia, iebr . fpenn fie nit1t
fommt, ihente i6 Dir Elm neuts
Rleiha"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
3arte 4nfpielune G.

@atsr: rStuoirt benin msin Sobn
redt fleibig9"
Quartierfrau F.: n@eipib. Der Ser,
0ottor nimmt iih niht einmol biz
3eit, Inn mid. iopie ieinsn Sduit,l
unb Sfneiber gu %besablen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
8eru isun q.

49,. Sebsn sic, BON bieien stpei
6erren bat ieber Elm Stiid seIhri.b.n!!"
so ga aber ionit finb
lie sans harmlos J"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
2dnqes 8 B e n.

9rsibcr !: vWenn i nohamol ouf b
Welt tomm', modt' i i'm Repier BON
unlsrm 8utsberrn a 5as per'n !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Ole meme , c.

Srol Woaer: o8ie iinoen Sic mel.
lie neile 2ampe, Serr 9oftor2"
0oftor: Die lit lebr al: fonItruirt,
lire einsiac Sd)ottenieite lit boS ctrpoS
grellc 2ift!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
q usae 10 | den.

.Sentsn Sic auh an ben Ibaler,
ben ib Sbnen neulib eelieben babe2"
"Sehr oft! -. so Der ieBt pobl
fein mas9!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

Sic mai. mos Sic %fonnen, uno rid,tet,
Sic mir fiir oie be,ltiae 8oriteQuna
meme Ilte als Gngerl ber!"
II nangeneh m.
y@ns brinat oenn Geiue iunn isrou
mlt2"
sd lpeiB ,lid)t. als id) Dor otr
Nod)5cit meinen Sdnpieeerooter oar.
l'a6 fro9te, miroe er grob!"
Limo nat) Der Sodseit2"
"Sm % mllroe er nod erober.."
9ousbe .2ngif.
SIC Wobnlng qeiout mir $780, oher
Die allde lit mir 5lt ouufel! % mill.
len Sic 'dlor nod init Der Micthc ci.
mas hcrilI1tergebcn,."
oNoa Nbnen etnioati @loltb'u
ncnn Sic, Dob Die Slid heller miro,
mcrn Sic mctlGer 5ahl'u2"
2anges 2eben.
3reiber {: nWenn i nodamol auf b
Welt tomm', moht' i i'm Repier bon
unisrm 8utsbsrrn a Sas iper'n !"
3arte Gn pielune.
9ater: ,Stubirt benn mein @obn
redt fleiBiea"
Quartierfrau F.: .@efpib. Der Ser,
Doctor nimmt iih niht einmal biz
3eit, UNI mid. fopie ieinen Shuit.l
unb Sfneiber gu %besablen."
HcfIcrion.
Tic WQnner idnorcn INNER, oas
&cr5 om red)ten Sled 5u boben. &c.
mobnlid, hoben tic obcr feins, ino
mcnll lie ems hoben, baum lit cs intntet
am linfcn Sled.
StrpIhlpeif.
Giren Nidel babe id nod, foufe id
nun Sdnaps bafiir ooer fporen mir
i'm sll etipas 9e1erem auf . BEL
jeres 2 8iebt's ia gar niht !"
umh ia
oebrline: n9err prin5ipal, id babe
bieien Moreen Elm falihes 3fpdn3te'
mortItiid eineenommen."
Gbef: nSie iino Elm Giel - Elm ads
meet 80"
Qebrline: sd bab g absr idnn
ipieoer ouseeaeben -.
Gbef (beIdnftist): Sic iino eln
tiidtissr Wenid, Meier!"
3ufim m g.
2oaispirtbin rDenten Sic, 5err
0ottor. bieie Taht trdumte mir, sic
bdtten bic aanse Mietbs{hulb mir auf
einem Brett ssaahlt !" Stuoent :
so 2 ga, bann iinb g 10 gut unb
aeben g. mir bic Nuittuns."
Mobern.
pdpa: Rein. ben Baron 6dbenid)ts
fannit Oli niht beiratbtn. Tah meiz
men einaesoeenen Grt,nrbisunsen madt
Der M1tnfb afidbrli9 10000 Wart
Shuloen."
@fia: .@ber Yopd! nit 10 piel -
lam man bod idon gang anitanbts
mas allies su MAIDEN 1T!
Wdbreno elmer StmierenporlieIuns
in elmer Ssene, bic .itiirmiIds
Grresuns" perlanat, Elm ShauIpiel.r
10 beftia nit ben Irmen. baB fein piel
All enaer Rod ouf benz Riiden aus Der
Nabt aebt. Nm anbern Sage 1T int
2otalbldtthen nit Besue auf biefen
at leIen: 8eipnbers has Spiel
bes !Serrn Shrep.r mar BON eblem
sseuer burhaliibt. Sn Der Iufrubrs
Issne lit Inn Iosar Der Rod Dor Wntb
ouf BEN Riiden seplast.
@emo $ M q biaes
@erlaugen.
Sonntoasrcitcr Tim Spielnaorer'
onbcn): Sam id) iiir nlein Sohndbel.
rin lnmmfromntcs Sdaiifelpfero
f~rieNcn?"
Giniefeit.
Nd, iueId,' einises 51rtfid,es
9ie nett tie oa 5uimrteH
mn %leienl"
ia. ia. mir idlaaen chen i'm @e'
naf. I'M einen Sheloiiitgs'
aruilo si fatoen -. !"
SriueMuSlegung
Sefunhdrbnbner: ga, inner Giett't.
bot aud feline Gefabren mir
Seib uno Sebcn."
Meiicnoer: Sic meinen, ct lit lang.
ucilia sum Sterben2"
9 Oh mieren.S aionoaner.
Nssie Ianee odnert bier Die Ibeoter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

Der aeri1rte Mutler.
.Sbre ReiIen i'm Snnern Giibs
amerifas mubtrn Sic ippbf ptne Qluz
nofen2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
g hredtiher 8ebante.

Stubiofus (am 1i1arp) +: sd bin
sons faput SEPT fpief ih fiber fiinF
Stunbeli ununterbroden -. 6immel.
trenn ih1 70 LANCE drbtittn miiBte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
Gle 8ieqe be& Men h cit.
Gel d | c d s.

Sn elmer Sronffnrter SdrlIe er.
flGrte Ser 2ebrer Den ainbern iiinalt
bic Runber oes Forabieie5. Wie Die
eriten aberdeen sort lebterl, lpie sic
Shlonse uno Die ilbrieen 1biere nit
ibnen bauiten unb oQe oie onoerel
8eihidten aus benz eriten Bud Mtefe.
Sn Der nodllten Stunoe fraete bef
Sebrer oonn; pIlio ioe mir glla. no
lpobnten Die eriten Menid,en, Die @ott
Der Ser erihui2" ltno Clio antpor.
tetc ohne 3ogern: ISM 3oolosiid)eu
@arten!"
GeroGd)t q grfobrune.
6rou Gircftor: v3ieie CANA biligea
Experimentation boben bod ear Tel.
zen prottiid,en @ertb."
Irou @aier; oNein. bohitcns iiir
anonpme 9riefe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14
mas allies su maden 1T!

Wdbreno elmer Stmlerenoortfel1ns
fut)telt in elmer Saene. bic .ftiirmtfhe
Grrsguns" perlanat. Elm Shauipieler
10 beftia nit ben Mrmen. baB fein piel
AT enaer Rod auf benz Riiden aus ber
Nabt aebt. 4m anbern Sage 1T int
2ptalbldtthen nit Beaue auf bieien
BorfaG su leien: 9eIonoers has spiel
bes 6errn Shreper mar pom eblem
5euer ourhaliibt. Sn Der Iufrubrs
Sasne lit ibm Ioear Der Rod Dor Wltb
ouf BEN Riiden seplobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-14

9tarte ginbiIbuns.
,e1rtl Der RtrI muh Mtinrsiisnbet
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29
Will Store Fruit
at High Altitude

To illustrate the beneficent effects of
a high altitude in the preservation OF
fruit, H. W. Foss. of Silver Clia, re-
Gently sent to Capt. B. F. Rockafellow
a box OF winesap apples that were iu
perfect condition. although they had
been kept in storehouse since last
October in which no artificial means
were employed for their refrigeration.
These apples. which we're purchased
from Capt. Rockafellow last fall. had
not deteriorated a particle in color or
quality during period OF more than
tive months and were a fair sample of
others in the storehouse OF Mr.. Foss.
Their suberb condition Leads Capt.
Rockafellow TO the conclusion that the
time is not remote when apples. and
other fruit, grown in the less elevated
valleys OF colorado will be sent 20 high
Or points for storage during ~ rnoashs
that they would osherwise havs 70 b.
hsps b : Asapsrasars rsgnla&s1 ~ ~
= os ~. ~ psuesR vsntl1nt1ua stsr-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29

tract as will be binding on all parties
according to such agreement as 70 con-
ditions which should first be arranged
for by correspondence.
j suggest that course because. IL the
work Of grading is assured, then tbs
work Of laying roadbed when every
thing is in readiness for the rails,
should be guaranteed your citizens foI
the efforts they have made in securing
the completed roadway connecting
both cities.
Az ii will require long time to fin.
ish the work above referred 10. my a..
socistes would then be justified in pro
viding for the funds for their portion
Of the work, and pos.ibly arrangement,
could be made by which the worl
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29
THE VERDICT OF
THE JURY SET ASIDE

The motion of the defepdant for a
new trial in the case of Mrs. o. P.
whipple vs.. the d. 4 r. G.. railroad
company came up for a hearing in the
Fremont county district court last
Monday, Judge Voorhees,. Of Pueblo.
presiding.
A few weeks ego the complainant
wss given verdict asainss the com
peny foe y, 100 By jury n the district
court. but ~ defendant, through tss
a>eosns3s. 100 sSp,leastoa ~ =
seAsezins q ~ uFesne sAea ~ -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29
Sanitarium Question
Settled Next Monday
Proposition
Special Proposition Site Ideal One And the
Pan Meets With approval

To enable me TO do this, / ask the
moral and financial aid and support Of
this community. The sanitarium will
publish Health Journal advocating
this city as health resort. We e1-
pect to publish about 5000 of these
journals monthly which will be sent
broadcast over the country to repre-
sentative people. This journal will be
used to educate the people CT the east
and south as to the many advantages
this section of the state has over the
rest of the United States II the sani-
tarium is built and advertised as it
will be, when built, in ten years we
will have a city of 20 900 or more.
The certificates issued TO the sub
scribers will be negotiable and good
for board, room and bath room treat
ments at the SanItarium at the regular
rates The money so raised is to be
held in trust in some one of the banks
OF Canon City to be turned over to the
Sanitarium Association when it has
$40, 600. 90 in its treasury or improve
ments and money amounting to the
sum Of 100000
1t is my expectation to spend At least
800, 900 90 in buildings and improve
ments.
When in operation the Sanitarium
will put in circulation, at least 800,
10000, yearly in Canon City. to say
nothing of the many people of means
it will bring here that will make this
their home-Pitt A. Wade
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29

could u carried on from both ends
simultapeously by both parties
Az = route, would select the short
est Hnd easiest. without regard to
whose Pfoperty would be most bene-
fitted, for it is an assured fact that an
enterprtse. OF this kind would greatly
benefit the entire city and county alike.
II is true some few, having large tracts
Of land Tor sale, would reap the great
est benefit, but they, in turn, would
reinvest the money thus acquired in
building up your city.
1 skaQ be very glad to lend nay serv-
ices 70 accomplish the construction OF
either q both Of the projected rail.
roads. Yours truly,
6. W. 9AusHoFY.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29

age warehouses for fruit may he kept
at the requisite temperature st almost
any point in the state at an elevation
of $500 feet above sea level. Especially
is this true of apples, which do not de-
mand refrigerating plant in such
places.
Capt Rockafellow has been shipping
apples for many years to the firm OF
Williams Bros. at Cripple Greek, and
their experience with Canon grown
apples has been quite us satisfactory as
that OF Mr.. Foss at Silver Cliff. which
reinforces the theory that apples grown
in the Arkansas valley may be kept in
storage higher up in the mountains
quite rs we'll. and at very much less
expense, as here, where artificial re-
frigeration must be resorted TO.
Mr.. Fuss is 20 we'll pleased with the
apples grown by Capt. Rockafeilow
that he has alFesdy placed large
oE1er Tor nsxs ssason's crop. a9rsskne
- pay whatever peiss nay b dsnand-
= 49, tAsy ~ euaAses1.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29
Booster Edition
OF The Record

the reach OF all. The attractions and
resources Of city and county shall be
presented eIhsustively and trathfuily,
and the edition cannot fail to be pro-
ductive of much good We shall issue a
larger edition than any hitherto pre-
ssnsed q - county. aud il will be
ILLUSTRATED profusely with the best
quaiity uf halftone engravings Ii win
be handsome work OF art AS well as a
source OF useful information for the
benefit OF those seeking homes in the
West In short, Il shall be news
paper edition of which every citizen
interested in Fremont county will
have good cause to feel proud. As a
magnificent advertising medium it will
be invaluable to business men,
Col. A. n. Brown, who has charge of
the work Of compiling the edition,
has had years of experience in this
special work and he will treat patrons
honorably in every respect, and will
make no promises that will not be
fulfilled. In giving generous support
to this Booster edition the people of
the city snd county will be promoting
their own welfare. for it will surely
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29

The generous support accorded the
Booster edition of The RECORD, so far
j. exceedingly gratifying to the pub
fisher. Ii seems TO be understood gem
ally that The RECORD always performs
what IL promises, and when il an
nounced last week that the Booster
edition would surpass 10 merit any
thing OF that nature hitherto published
ia the county, the statement was ac-
eepted without the least reserve. As a
result. the substantial support be-
slowed upon the project during the
pas, week has been very satisfactory
and encouraging,
IL is well known that there are thou :
sands of families in every eastern state
who contemplate making their future
homes in some part OF the West. They
know nothing about Colorado only
what they find in current literature,
and scores OF other towns and counties
are endeavoring to capture those home
seekers 1t is the purpose OF the
Booster edition OF The RKcoKD to pre-
sent 10 our eastern friends the attrac.
tions and advantages offered by Canon
City and Fremont county TO those who
seek homes in the West, where health,
happiness and prosperity are within
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-06-29

for. Fifteen thousand gallons of lithis
water issues from the well every hour
which is more than ample to supply
the demands of such an institution as
its promoters have in contemplation.
That the public may clearly under
stand the matter. we herewith append
the proposition of Dr. Wade, which, as
we have already stated. is under con-
sideration by the Merchants associa-
tion:
The Proposition
In consideration of the citizens of
Canon City and surrounding COM
munity, subscribing and paying for
sao,ooo.0o shares of perfect stock or
treatment certificates, as the subscrib-
er or subscribers may elect to take,
propose, agree and bind myself to
build general Tourist Sanitsrium
at the site heretofore selected at Canon
City, Colorado.
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pairing the roadway and bridges would
prohibit the undertaking. and was
partially assured that ways and means
could be arranged By which the work
Of preparing completed roadway
within = reasonable time could be ac-
complished.
The suggestion is made in several OF
the letters recently received that in
lieu Of the above. bonus subscription
in cash be raised.
That does not meet with my approval
because stated emphatically on that
subject that could not afford to place
myself and associates in the attitude OF
asking your citizens To contribute in
cash toward an enterprise in which they
would have no security for their in
vestment.
realize the great benefit railroad
will be to your citizens, and Fremont
and Teller counties generally. not to
mention the largely increased taxation
and added improvements bound to
follow. and unless the grading can be
Furnished as originally contemplated ]
shall withhold further action.
note the agitation respecting the
projection Of another railroad which
does not Affect me in the least. II
built IL would add largely to the traffic
of the .lec.ric railroad. as in return IL
would more largely be benefited.
therefor. / say. build both, but decide
which one will bring quickest and
most substantial returns, then all pull
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hon has replied that he was prepared
to build, equip and operate the road.
provided the people OF Canon City and
Cripple Greek would assist in the con-
structiou OF the grade and would grant
liberal franchises for the operation OF
the road within the corporate limits.
One of these communications from
Mr.. Baumhon, which may be regarded
as representative OF all the others on
the subject. is Ms follows:
st. Louis June Z. 'O5.
Dear Sir--I have received on my
arrival home from Oklahoma number
olletters from citizens OF Canon City
N relating to the proposed electric
Yfailrcsd from your city to Cripple
Creek.
, am replying to all as per the letter
herewith and commence by expressing
Npy earnest thanks for the hearty en-
enlargement offered 10 letters referred
to. have endeavored to make Il plain
to every person with whom discussed
the subject. that the heavy cost OF pre-
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together for that road. finish your part
of the work and the other will pebnps
come easier. There is room in Canon
City for both, and am indeed glad TO
note the activity of your beet people to
secure the same.
want to renew statement made to
one OF your citizens with whom have
corresponded recently ON this subject.
namely. the funds with which to con-
strnct the road have been promised me
by responsible parties but in order to
avail myself OF the same prompt action
must be taken for there is no telling
what thirty days may bring fourth in
the money market. IL would be un-
reasonable for me TO expect a eompli-
ance with that promise IL delayed
much longer, and It is my opinion that
in case favorable action is taken by
your citizens to assure completed
roadway with suitable curvature and
grades, that a committee OF say two
of your representative citizens be
selected and empowered to deal with
me at an early day first arranging the
time and place with the writer, for the
purpose of entering into such a con-
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The Electric Line
To Cripple Creek

Writes Number and Urges Ac-
cepance Pians-says Has the Money Push the
Scheme