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Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
Partial List Of Rie 0rand<
Summer Excursions.

Beginning on May II, and contjuu-
ing until October Is. 1905. we sell
round trip tickets. Sunday Only. as
follows: Coal Greek. SOC: Florence.
SOC: Pueblo. tl.5o. Also. Saturday
or Sunday. good to return Sunday OF
Monday. As follows: Colorado Springs.
ts.75: MAnitou. g. s5: Summit Pike s
Peak. $50.
Del Norte ts.55 round trip July
and good until July 9Th.
Denver t5.75 round trip July s. 4
5th' eth. good to return on before
July 18th.
Denver and return, September 8. 1
and 8. National Encampment q. A.
R., eS.76.
Chicago. Sc. Paul, Memphis and
many other points. Teacheu' rates,
selling days July TO 10. inclusive,
good to return on or before October
81, 1905.
Portland, Seattle. Vancouver. etc.
various datea in May. June. July,
August and September. round trip.
$4,000.
San Francisco and Los Angeles and
return. $500. Ask us about these
trips.
Palmer Lake and return. Rocky
Mountain ChAutauqua, tickets on
sale June 10 to September q; good
TO return on or before September
is, 1905. H.60.
Drop in occasionally and let us tell
you what we have in store for you.
II. s. Maddox. Agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
Cheap Rates to Asbury Park ans
Baltimore.

Parties using excursion tickets to
Asbury Park, N. J. to the Education
al Association Meeting and TO Chris
tian Endeavor Meeting at Baltimore.
will get the best Accommodations by
selecting the B. & o. 8. W Ry. from
st. Louis. All trains via Washing
ton with stop-over privileges. Ask
any ticket agent for further informa-
tion or address s. NJ Shattuc, r.P.A.
Room 4. Union Depot. Denver. Colo.
a5-et
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22

from $50 to 90. also service . la
carte. No excess fare charged on any
train on the Nickel Plate road. II
contemplating an eastern trip. write
Cha.. E johnson, District Passenger
Agent. sii. Seventeenth st.. Denver.
Colorado.
Chicago Depot. corner Van Bursn
and La s lie Sts. the only passenger
station In Chicago on the Elevated
Railroad Loop No.l3 asst
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
Administrators Notice.
Estate Of Steven Merio, deceased.

Estate Of Steven Nefio, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Steven Asfio, late
of the county Of Fremont in the state Of Colo
rado, deceased, hereby gives notice that he Win
appear before the County Court Of said Fremont
county, at the Court House in Canon City, IN
saad county, at the June term, 1905, on the NH
day Of June, 1905, naxt, st which time all psz-
tifed and requested TO attend for the purposo
OF having the same adjusted AL persons IN
Dated a. Canon City, Colorado. this - day of
May A d. 1906 Jos vKxxKrTx,
AdministrAtor-
First publication May 5, 1905.
Last publication June =, 1896.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
ORDINANCE NO. 9.
Series 1905.
Series 1905.
Al Ordnance Cesceraise txeNatiae Ia
Streets ssd Alleys aad fixiap Pessity for
Noistioa Of Same

Be /, Ordained blythe ciIy Council of the City
of Canon City:
SEC l. That i, shall be the duty of plumb
ers, contractors and all other persons excavzi-
ing or digging in the streets or alleys in the
city of Canon City for the purpose of making
connections with water. gas or sewer mains or
for any other purpose. in filling in said excz-
Tramp the dirt solid and leave the street or al
ley In as good condition as il was before such
excavation or digging was begun and IN no
level of the street or alley or trench left be-
low the level of such street or alley. Any per
son violating the provisions OF this ordinance
shall be deemed CITY of an oftense and on
conviction shall be fined not less than i've (tS)
dollars and not more than twenty i've (S2S)
for each offense.
SEc. q All ordinances or parts OF ordinances
In conflict with the provisions of this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
Excursion Rates East via Il
Santa Fe.

Excursion Rates East via the
Santa Fe.
The Santa Fe will sell tickets 1t
one fare plus q. 90 for the round trip
70 . great many points during this
season; space is too valuable to name
them all. below are . few of the most
prominent:
Baltimore. Nd. July l. Q. and 5.
final limit August 81.
Buffalo. n. Y. July Z. 8, and Q.
final limit August 4.
Chicago. st. Louis, Memphis.
Kansas City. Leavenworth. Atchison.
st. joe. Omaha and many intermedi-
ate points, July I to 10 inclusive
with final limit Oct. 81. d. n. Gar
rett. agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
Dc cAs4s. {. DE nAssss.

Ne cAsAss In tie uassss.
eAAd The charity il supported By vol
01Axy contributions
why said the clergyman. Il can't
- that h b sxsctiy. Ths fact b that
osns OF the iadiss On our committee
- % psrsuasivs snd % persistsnt tAaf
nOpis 3ust have to ccntxtbuts-~-
0Dskiyn Life.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
u.-.-s.-s E~...

Watches arst came into fashion In
TIE year k77 at NufsmbsrG. and on
that account and because Of their Pc
euaar shaps they wers known - ''Dsu-
psmbsrg sGgs." Thsy were not all
eGy shaped. however. some Of then b.
NJ mads In Intuition Of psars. goards.
asoena, birds' skulls. etc. About the
year 100 watches bsGnn % assume
shs ahaps now generaily worn
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22

; FoH the Glorious Fourth the Rio
Grande will make a rate Of one fare for
the round trip. minimum so cents.
Canon City to all points in Colorado.
Selling dates July 8 and &; good to re-
turn on or before July 5.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
rssssa.

xsamp-It Il needless 70 aak sAs
Qnsstson. madam. You know what
want. Lady-fes, I know what you
want badly. but I've only one bar OF
osap In the houss. and the servant y
ting IT Come again soms cthr TINA
-01aagow Times
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
n. ,he HIassry CIass.

~who set fire to the temple Of Diana
at Ephesus asked the teacher. look
ing shsrpiy at the boy.
I'll don't know. ma'am." answered
the frightened urchin. -As true as
I'm setfin' here. didn't have nothln'
10 do with it,
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22

Take ride on the observation car
through wonderful Royal Gorge"
free to holders Of Rio Grade trAnspor-
tation. Trains No. at i:ss p. m
aud No. at s 90 p. m. pick up car
At Canon City daily for Texas Greek.
and Nos, . and 4 have the same cars
into Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
rsns,s OAa.gss.

JAay wsrs having . good 0ossip.
HSw giris chan0si NJ haimks. whsn
- wss ttff1s. nsVW would 70 svsa IN
. - pazsor af n1ght without . Aght
hnssnss. - shs put It thsrs might BE-
q man shsrs. Ard now" shs added
an1neanuy. -shs won't have ught
u 4 because there = . man thrs sour
- ove nights Q weGk"
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22

BE i osdained by the City Council OF the City
of Canon City.
SIC. l. No bill boards shall hereafter be
erected upon any street or sidewalk within the
city OF Canon City or within twenty tive feet
of such street alley. and all bill boards erect
cd shall not be over ten feet high and the bot
tom Sos s Ss any & srsn ,s sscsrs sh1 not se
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
s2i .3s To Asbury Park.N.J. $2i.3'

$Zl.JS To AsOury Park. M. $Zi-3S
And return via. Nickel Plate road.
Tickets good via. New York City.
Dates Of aaie, June 20 and 30 and July
1 and .. with extreme return limit Of
August 81. by depositing ticket. Chi
caeo city ticket Offices, Ill Adams st.
and Auditorium Annex. Depot. La
Saile and Van Buren, streets. on Ele-
waited Loop. For detailed informA-
ton. etc. write Chas. e. johnson.
district passenger agent. Nickel Plate
road. sii Seventeenth street. Denver.
Colo. s-2st4
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Raisw.,

No. 62S-From Pueblo aud all points
eA.s, arrive daily n=san
east, dePsr, daily - s:apn
No. esi-From Florence and Rock
vale, daily except Sunday, arrive AIS N
No. sSa-For Florence and kockvale,
daily except Sunday, depart-.--- rs5s . N
Direct connection is now made af Pueblo for
Denver, Chicago and all points east, and a.
La JuntA with CAlifornis Limited for Los
Angeles and San Francisco
Inquiries solicited and promptly and ehesr>
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders frss BY apply
Ing to d. n. GAnREfr. ACsnt-
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22

DEsvnR and return. s5.75. account
Overland Park races. Selling days.
Saturdays. June IL, "A. July ! and 8.
Good to return on or before July Q.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
Elorence and Return. 50 Cents,

Florence and Return. 50 Cents.
Account the Floto shows. Selling June
30 good going on q special train ut !
p. m. or on train No. 10 At - 80, noon.
returning on special train leaving Flor
ence at ~ p. m. or on train No. 9 leav
ing Florence at 5:2s p. m. so cents
round trip. H. 8. Msddox. agent.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22

Soc. June 30. Florence and Return
Florence and return. special train.
going at 90 p. m. returning at IL 20
p. m. via. Rio 6rande. account Floto
shows at Florence. 50 cents round trip.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
ORDINANCE NO. 8.
Series 1905.

Series 1905.
A ertiasace csaeerniss om Desras ~ I'll
psstias ~ prssidaas llcease tsr IN
Posters ~ fixiss pessaN isr vssistisa 4
ordiaasce.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22
Summer Vacation Rates


By way of Union Pacific to all Mis-
souri River points, Kansas City. st,
Joseph. Omaha, etc., and intermediates
points east thereof to and including
Memphis. st. Louis. Peoria. Chicago,
Milwaukee. Duluth. st. Paul and
Minneapolis. July 1 to 10 inclusive
st one fare plus LOO for round trip.
Final limit Oct. 81. ]. @. Fergu-
son. Gen. Agt.. 941, 18th st.. Denver.
Colorado.
Summer Vacation Rates
By way of Union Pacific from Pueblo.
Colorado Springs and Denver to
Lewis & CLARK Exposition. Portland.
Tacoma, Seattle. Bellingham, Vic
toria and Vancouver. 30. 90 for round
trip, May ~ to Sept. 90. and on GER
tain dates $5l. 90 to Portland and re-
turn. one way through California
Stop overs anywhere. Tickets limited
70 80 days but not later than Nov. so.
Descriptive literature and full in
formation upon application ]. @.
Ferguson, Gen. Agt.. s41 nth st.,
Denver, Colorado.
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DENVER & RIO dRANDE RAILWAY
oorSo KASr

oorSo EAST ARRfvE DEPARf
No. 2-Atlantic coast limit
ed, from California and
western points u:Nam L.A tan
No &-AtlAnfic coast
press from California and
western points- 5.oapm S.0s pm
No. 6-rrans-C mental
limited from California
and western points s.4S Am 5.xS am
No. 1e-Canon City and
Denver Flyer 19.0pm
No Is ------------ i:sAm Is8 n
eorse WEST AasIvz nrrAsf
No. l-Paci6c coast limited
from Denver and eastern
eonnscsio.- sio.--.---.------ s.oapm ssssp.
No. S-PAcidc coast express
from Denver ------ i:23 In -
No. S-TrAns-C mental
limited from Denver and
eastern connections t.opm i.0 -
No. 1Denver and Canon
City F1yer.--------------- $50 pm
No i@ColorAdo express
TO all western points in
Colorado 3sM m ssss A.
Nos, and connect At Texas Creek for Wesa
Clin- h 9. HADDox. Assae
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Interesting
Instructive
"Eorreet en9ltsb...
kcW 10 uSe IT.

A monthly magazine devoted
to the use of English.
JosspAias TWek 1eksr. 1Aeo~
PAnrAl cowrssrs Roa rss Mosrr
oourss In naslish fos the hsgtnner.
Courss In Kneiish foe the sdvsscsd pupu-
How 70 issrsAss ones vocsbuiasy.
TIE nsS Of oouversaiios.
should and wosIdi How 10 use tbsn-
Pronnncissions Century Dictionary.
Correct Eagiish in the home.
Correct English In the school
What TO say and what not 10 say.
Course in Ictter-writing and punrtuatiou.
Aiphabetic list Of sbbrevtstions.
Business Knslish for the basineas man.
Compound vordsi How to writs thsm-
studies In Engiish IitsrAture.
Sl.oo yer. Send 70 cents Tor Ssmp,e Cspy
CORRECT ENCLisn. evsssss~. m.
Cañon City record., 1905-06-22

be il Ordained by the City Council of the City
of Canon City. in the state of Colorado.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10
ON THE BOWL NG ALLEYS

William -. Nickers OF the Arctic ali.--
recently obtained phenomenal results q,
the two-man tournament at that resort
which performance, 81 Is believed. has
never been equalled in duck pin rolling
Rolling with Taylor as partner. he Sc
cured lN, III and 1i5 his total being 37e
Contesting with Kenyon as a partner. ba
obtained III, lSl and ia. this time the total
being 362. Playing with Kenyon again
as partner he made 1876, 7Oi and 12I
reaching a total OF 361.
NickcrS rolled a sum total OF 1929 pins
I'm his nine strings. resulting i'm n final
average OF 122 10
All OF the above events were rolled I'm
succession before large number OF spec
tators, and all OF the rules governing this
class OF rolling were strictly enforced
At tho Riverpoint casino last evening
large scores were tho order I'm tho three
man tournament events The Catterson.
Conley and owens trio led with a total
OF a37 pins. owens was In great form and
during the contests rolled the excellent
totals OF 55S and 356 pins. including single
strings OF O. and 40 pins
The three man tournament events on
the Music Hall alleys last evening were
made famous by tn high scores made.
The leading team in the games was tho
Olsen Tourtcllotte and Mitchell tripIet.
which made "a combined score OF sol pins
Mitchell moved down the pins for a total
of 3f7 including single OF 12i pins
Many tournament events were rolled on
thc local alleys last evening. tho games
contested a. rule proving very interest
Ing and were Witnessed by numerous on
thusiests and friends 81 tho rival fac
tions engaged in tho sport
A siN.'esm duck rin tournament has
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10

tlement, y. B. at Falmouth in April last.
terminated at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing by the jury reporting a disagreement.
The Jury retired to consider the case at
5:45 Monday afternoon. The case has oc-
cupied the attention OF the county court
for one week
Tho prosecution submitted evidence 90
show that Cole induced Sleeves To 60
20 the Falmouth woods and that he
struck the victim over the head with a
stick and afterward cut his throat
The motive alleged was robbery
The evidence was nearly all OF circun-
stantial nature. The defence set up an
alibi. which was supported by a number
OF Coles relatives and other persons
Both mon were laborers
The jurymen were divided evenly. IL Is
said. six for acqulttal aud six FOR con-
VlctiOn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10
AERONAUT WON

Aeronaut favorite. backed down from
TO / to to 1. easily won the Westches-
ter handicap. six and a half furlongs, cir
cular. at Belmont park, New York, yes
terday. and in doing so edualled the
worlds record OF lis 2-5. held Jointly by
Bartinmas and Mineola. Aeronaut went
TO the front at the start and opened up
a gap OF three lengths. which no held
to the finish.
Kiamesha. favorite carrying ia pounds
eoualled the worlds record for one mile.
circular. held by Dick Wells by covering
the distance in 1887 %.
Grapple In this race set terrific pace
for a quarter OF mile. when Lord OF the
Vale assumed command and led TO the
stretch where Knapp brought Kiamesha
up. and in a hard drive landed her win
nor by q length from Euge11ia Burch
The Meadowbrook steeplechase went 10
the 10 I shot Tom Cogan.
Jockey w Knapp's riding WAS one Of
the feat,'es of the days racing. out
OF five mounts he rode three winners.
ono second and was unplaced on the
other.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10
DOVER RACING

The Today meeting at Granite stato
park, which is TO close racing over milo
tracks In the north, opened yesterday az
ternoou in manner which bespcaks sonne
brilliant sport
Favored by ideal weather conditions an,
fair track, the horses raced hard ana
fast. several Of the heat winners taking
new records and incidentally causing inc
talent considerable worry.
Favorites did not fare particularly we'll
i'm fact only ono was lucky enough "a
escape without a sound thrashin9 and
there Is still an opportunity for this one
10 get his. The lone hope OF the talent
Is game old Midnight. At sunset he had
two heats of the 2:l4 trot 10 his credit
while Chestnut. Lake Queen and Bingham
had only one each.
The papular selections In the pace were
Elizabeth and Hal Patron. The latter
had no luck. while the mare from Salem
Mass, had a bit OF hard racing Inch
She won the first heat very handflv
cutting her record TO 2.12. Then. vait
ing on a lot OF bad actors I'm scoring for
tho second heat, she-lost her temper and
Joined the band OF unruiy ones. Could
she have gotten away on her stride ana
In her place she would have been factor
through the race.
Adverta was tipped or as the good ono
Of the slow trot but she was fIst
trihe shy on speed and could not get bor
nose TO the front although dangerous.
Cox won the first heat OF this event so
comfortably In the 2.i6ih with Gussorn
that the Boston roadster was the host
liked, but when ~ came 60 n drive I'm tho
second mile the daughter OF wftchmont
passed the ISSUE without an effort. the
inbred Guy Wilkes geldins Neufachat.i
winning in 217h. lie was able Co repest
so that a couple OF slower miles ended
the race.
Pearl Tipping a nicc-going mare. bv
old Nicol B, won the pacing class. being
forced 10 record OF 2:lOa. in tho third
heat by Miss Syracuse Tho latter l.
more than a fair side-whcclct. aud some
dsy viii turn a trick
The 2:i irotters raced five heats when
darkness called halt. Bingham trsmfod
cn The opening mile In 7ili. Lake Queen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10
WOME Ms GOLF

with weather conditions very favorable
for good solfins the 10th annual women's
cbaupionship tournament OF the United
States Golf association began yesterday
AZ Convent station with qualifying
round OF is holes. medal play. Their"
we're n plavers entered and e6 took part
i'm tho preliminary round.
Following is list of the qualifying
players with their scores.
Championship list-Miss Georgianna
Rishop. Rrooklswn. Conn, 81; Miss Mar
garet Curtis, Essex county Mass. 81;
Miss Anita r. Phipps, Springfield, Mass,
%: Miss NJ w. Phelps, Brookline. Mass
81 Miss r. l. Vanderhoef, Ardsley club.
New York. sl Mrs. H. Fitzgerald. 81.
Davids. Pa, %: Miss T.. A. Wells. Brook
line. Mass. 90. Miss r. W. Hurry, Apa-
wants club Now York. 90. Miss X. G..
Harley. Fall River. Mass, %: Mrs. g.
y. Fox. Huntington Valley, Pa, "a. Miss
Pauline Mackay. Oakley. Mass. 90: Mrs.
n. r. Barlow. Merton. Pa. rs. Mrs. g. r.
stout. Apawamis. New York, ss Miss Eu-
nice Terry. Ardsley club. New York. SS;
Miss n. ". Porter, Brooklinc. Mass. 90:
Miss IT. s. Curtis. Essex county. Mass.
o.: Miss G. T.. Merrill. Braeburn. Mass.
~: Miss JUL Mix. IIaltusrol club New
Jersey. i0o. Miss = T. Lefferts. Engle-
wood club. New Jersey 100: Miss 4.
Ayres. Rivortou. Pa. 10: Miss Marion
oliver chevy Chase Washington. 100:
Miss Grace Keyes, Concord Mass. i0i
Mrs. n. y Adams. Wollaston. Mass, 1Oi
Mrs Vernon J. Hall. Evanston. Tll. l@
Mrs s e. Price Huntingdon valley. Pa
in3: Mrs VI ~ Paterson. Englewood club.
New Jersey. i03: Mrs. v y Sanford. Es-
soN county. y. J.. lo3 Miss Y. G. Griscom.
Merton. Pa iN Mis- r. W. Allen. oak
lev Mass. loi Mis-, NJ g. DItton. oak
lev MAJ 100
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10
TURLEY WON CUP

Turey, the war horse OF the grand cir
cult. won the Walnut hall farm cup yes
terday after n most sensational duel with
Glenwood NJ. II was strictly a two horse
race. aud when the bitter contest was
over Gienwood NJ had 60 his credit the
seasons trotting race record for a stall
lion. 2:07A and Turley had new mark
OF 2:07A
The handsome Boston stallion. : 10
favorite over the field. was beaten by
most wretched piece OF starting by
Frank Walker for i'm the first heat. with
Glenwood NJ. carrying tho bulk Of the
money. he got the word five lengths back
and going not better than 2.20 clip.
Knowing that Turley would have an
easy heat unless he went on. Lou McDon-
aid sent the big horse after him. Glen
wood NJ gradually overhauled the lead
ers. He stepped a record mile trotting
the last three-quarters i'm 1888 and the
last half I'm 1:O1i4. Glenwood NJ. was
al Turkeys saddle at the three quarters,
and through the stretch they raced head
and head Turley winning the heat in an
eyelash finish.
Glenwood NJ was timed the mile sepa-
rately in 2:o5%. Glenwood NJ. went to
the front at tho WORD IN the second
heat. and Turley closing a gap Of a
length I'm the third quarter was at Glen
wood NJ. * throat latch in 2.07A.
The two rivals raced like n double
team in the third heat. I'm behind Helen
Norte who had rushed TO the front AT
the word The California mare died away
at tho half. and the TWO rivals raced
by her Another head and head drive
found Turley first at the wire by inches
in 2:oSia.
Turley showed the way from the word
I'm the final heat but it took all Of Geers'
skill To land him first a the wire, with
Leonardo at his head and Glenwood NJ.
getting out Of a pocket later, landing at
Leonardo's saddle.
The beautiful silver trophy was pre-
sentedJ 20 Mr.. Geers, and when he was
called To the stand in response TO the
demands for a speech. ne smiled and
said: II amt no lawyer, and cant make
a speech
Citation, a 50-to-40 favorite In the 2;lo
pace. reeled IL or I'm straight heats, going
tho third heat in 2o6h 10 beat Byrle
Wilkes.
Boreazelle. a strong fayorite in the
unfinished 2:i6 trot has one heat. Pat t.
one, and Tho President two. So evenly
are the three heat winners matched that
when 1t was postponed, on account of
darkness. the result was much in doubt
as when the battle began.
a paper circulated here yesterday. and
signed generally by owners and trainers.
asking for a two-in-th three or three heats
a-race plan for all grand circuit meetings
in 1906. will he presented To the turf con-
gress by Senator j. W. Bailey Of Texas.
The object Is to so shorten harness races
as TO save the wear on horses, and TO
make contests less tiresome for the
public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-10

the second i'm 2:l2A, a new record for her.
Then Cox got midnight to the front. Civ
ing the son of Alcantara a mark OF 2:l254,
and repeated back in 2:13A.
Everyone looked to see him wind the
contest UP I'm the next trip but he made
q bad break over the back stretch, and
Lester Dore rode home in front with
Chestnut In 2:l5
The racing promises TO he very inter
csting. as the card includes. beside the
unfinished trot. the -for-all pace, 2:l9
trot and 2:22 pace.
In tho last two events the fields Will
be large The fast class brings Frank
Yoakum, the king OF the half-mile tracks,
to his first start in New England this
season. He will find n worthy competitor
IN the Boston whrlwind, John NJ.