Cañon City record., 1905-04-13

MlssOurl, Wnere ne HAS Deen IOT lhe
last month settling up the estate of his
brother-in-lnw, who was recently kill
ed by kick from mule. Col. Crozier
says 'tOld Mizzoo' never looked SO
prosperous as it does at present and
everybody is looking forward to a year
of almost unexampled proserity. The
wheat, oats, grass and other crops are
looking splendidly and the spring has
opened about three weeks earlier than
usual time As an indication of pros
perity down there he says that he sold
sixteen head of two-year-old mules at
1928 head.
PLows, harrows, cultivators, hoes,
rakes, Canton Clipper line. Smith
Mer. Co.
Geo. H. Arlett of Chihuahua, Mex
leo, is visiting his brother-in-law, Jas.
P. Chapman, on River street. NJ. Ar.
lett says Mexico has the best mining
laws in the world and that they are as
much in advance of ours as ours
are of the Chinese. He says Chihau-
hau and Sonora probably contain more
mineral than any similar area in the
North American continent. Sonora
has been less prospected than Chihau-
hau and when the Yaqui Indians are
conquered territory of almost un.
equalled riches will be opened up to
civilization. Mr.. Arlett will return to
Mexico next week.
THERE are surprising bargains to be
had at the Rosenberg jewelry sale.
Geo. A. Baker who underwent diff
cult surgical operation at DR.. Graves
hospital last Sunday afternoon for the
relief of very serious and painful af-
fection of the ear, is getting along
nicely and it is expected he will be
able to be removed from the hospital
to his home in the course of few
days. The operating surgeon stated
tn at if the matter had been postponed
week or ten days longer the difficult
ties of the operation would have been
greatly increased and would have i'm
periled the life of the patient.
The Chieftain, The Globe Democrat
HE nEeohD ohp yNaA p--iO'
Marshal Mackenzie rendered his
resignation to Mayor Coulter last week
and his official connection with the
city terminated yesterday. D. J.
Houston was appointed as his success
or and is now in charge OF the police
department Mr.. Mackenzie, who has
been in all respects a conscientious,
faithful officer, discharging his duty
| without fear or favor, resigned in or
der that he might give his undivided
attention to his mining interests at
Cripple Greek, which give promise OF
becoming very important as develop
ment proceeds.
E. A Bradbury Notary Public. No
llS South Fifth Street. ptf
w. F. Payne left Thursday on busi-
ness trip to Glenwood Springs, expect
ing to be gone several days. Mr..
Payne stated that he was going after
the laundry of President Roosevelt and
party. who are expected to pass
through Glenwood in a few days on
their way to Delta county on hunt
ing trip. AS Mr.. Payne usually gets
what he goes after it would not be sur
prising if he got the washing of the
presidential party, provided he really
wants it.
OvR ladies Oxfords in patents, tans
and vici, are now in. Galley.
At the meeting of the state board OF
pardons to be held in Denver May 8
applications for clemency will be made
in behalf OF the three Youngblood
murderers, Fred Arnold, Charles
Peters and Newton Andrews, now in
the penitcntiary under condemnation
Of death. The applications were TO
have been made at the April meeting,
but the attorneys decided to postpone
it until May. The boys are sentenced
to be hanged the week beginning May
q.
ALL the latest style Oxfords, at the
lowest prices. Galley.
The transfer Of power from the old
to the new board of aldermen in South
Canon took placeMonday night. The last
official act of the old board was to re-
fuse the granting of applications from
the three saloons on Smelter hill for
continuance of their licenses. As re-
suit OF this action South Canon is now
MS dry as hot June day and Dali De-
Weese and w. j. Davis have been in
structed to turn on full head OF water
in their respective irrigating bitches. )
Do not fail to see the ladies' Oxfords
ut Galley's.