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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-08
FROM THE CAPITAL.

Connolly q McOevitt, Funeral Oi.
reetors and Embalners, 1s9.191 w. 9TH
St, St. Paul, MINI. Tel. T. c. 2s4o;
N. w. Main 2127-J. Res, Dale 207-L.
Regain. Clarke & Co. is the familiar
sign reading over the door entrance
to No sc East Seventh street. The
new store stars out under most fav-
orable auspices and is destined TO
grow in popular favor. Bot, gentlemen
have large acquaintance in st. Paul
and throughout the state. This in it.
self will prove of vast assistance to
them.
Charles a. Pewters is spending his
vacation on the north shove of Lake
Superior, where there is nothing but
spring water, pine trees and pure air.
The White House dry goods store
Seventh and Cedar, is now open.
Jim Cummings. the builder, is in the
race for legislative honors in the Eighth
and Ninth wards. Mr.. Cummings is
IL very popular and very good man any
place.
Patrick Powers is now chief engineer
of the ST. Paul gas plant
John f. Downey has moved his
teallling business headquarters to East
Eleventh street, where he has recently
purchased Il nice home and large dray
barn.
Judge Kelly. as usual, has no oppose
ton for judicial honors.
Charlie McCarron, for many years
county commissioner. has again enter
ed the field.
r. D. Scannell. the we'll known at
torncy and democratic politician, is in
the race for legislative honors from
the Second ward.
Patrick Maloney, for many years in
the employ of the Northern Pacific
Railway Co, who has been seriously
sick for some time, is as well as ever
again.
John Fitzgerald. the efficient super
intendent of the st. Paul workhouse,
has won out completely ir the fight
made against him by John w. Owens
Chas. Boviard has obtained the sup
erin:endency of the immense plant to
be erected at Midway by the H. l..
Collins Printing Co.
John Donohue, the Ryan Annex en-
gineer. has purchased and is improving
the valuable property at 63 and SIS
East Twelfth street.
Thos. Linnane has obtained big
railroad contract in South Dakota an1
is there now doing the wolE and maxi
ing some money.
Dan keefe, the Hiberian lawyer, is
again spoken of for state president of
the A. o. II. at the coming conven-
ton of that order in Winona. Mr..
keefe was also candidate at the last
gathering at saltwater.
james Clancy the plasteri,g contrac-
tor. has recently obtained several i'm
menSe jobs on the hill"
Professor Kenny is bac;. at his post.
that Of professor Of French and Latin
at the High School.
Because his son tfipped on loose
plank on the Murray school grounds
and broke his collar bone, r. r. Earth
ing wants the school board to pay the
doctors bill. amounting to $50. and
the corporation attorney recommends
that the claim be paid.
George II. Gerlacll. superintendent
of buildings. had received the letter
from the corporation attorney and laid
it before the board. He admitted there
was loose plank but he was not
sure whether the accident happened
when the boy was going from school
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-08

Mrs. j, F. Collins died at her home,
10 Grove Place, Nicollet Island, at 6
o'clock last Wednesday evening. The
funeral services We're held from the
house, Friday at 9 a. IN. She is sur
vived by four children, all residents
of this city.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-08

coming largely from the ranks of or
ganized labor are going /" re-nomi-
nate him on the Democratic ticket. 1t
will be Il well-earned compliment for
Alderman Rand has at all times been
their ardent champion.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-08

results. he will compare with the best
of them Senator Comstock resides
in the Ninth Ward. His work during
the past four years was for the best
interests of his district, and one good
term deserves another.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21
CONTROLS SALT LAKE

At RhyoIitr senator Clark gave rut
the following
Il desire to ~tat, nai The report rrla-
tive ,o T.. H. Hartman owning the CON
trol oi the san Pedro, Salt Lake and
Los Angeles railroad Is absolutely with
out foundation oiiact Town the control
individuality and always nave done 80.
There has been mo- change whatever
IN the management. and moreover the
branch from las Vegas 10 Tonopah,
which VIII maintain scparIe corporate
existence, al-p j. my individual enter
prise, barring q small stock allotment
among my friends rhc branch will be-
completed a. speedily as possible.
We have been held up in our tie
shipments on 1ccsun' oi sailors and
long.horcmcn's strike on the coast
We are in position to finish The road
10 Bullfrog within ten days or the de
livery OF our ties.
The report oi consolidation ui the
GoIdGcld- Bullirog railroad and OF the
Las Vegas -Tonornh road i without
foundation,
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21
The Southern Nevada
Wholesale Liquor Store
HOME OF THE FAMOUS EASTSIOE KEG ANG
BOTTLED BEERS
Now Open to tho Retail Trade EN-
clusivalY

Offering a variety of tax-paid Whis-
kic- NJ the very door of the mining
camps and retailers throughout the
southern end Of tine state. All WHISTLES
carried in stock arr, received i'm CARLOAD
Iot- dirrc, IRON, the Rlucgra,s state.
In ,Idifiou tn tax-naid GOOD. which
can he ~unulird in ynrinu, braud~ and
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21
CLARK ROADS
Claims Control Will Go
After Business

While ia ,ioldticld the other day sen
ator Clark stated 10 The newspaper men
that he will positively build The Las
Vegas road through to Goidhcid
Ny surveying corps is 81 miles ont
oi Bullirog Oh the survey" he said,
and the next time come into Gold-
field expect it will br over my own
line
The san Pedro road has been a ~uc-
cess beyond expectations, and | will
build feeders - that road wherever
there l. business u justify IT,"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21

sheriff Jake Johnson and District At
torney Cha> Lee ilorsey passed through
Calienic Thursday, en- route t" Pl"che
with three prisoners, the result "i th'
roundup of the macs AMI dcmi monde
Of Las Vegas and Searchlight. Il wasa
rather mixed combination, co"n'
Frcnchu.an and thing When am
American get. - low a to class h'n'-
self with that class oi people, We don |
know any better name for b'm '"''
nthing. '-Calicntc Lod"-tSprcsN.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21
PIOCHE RAILROAD
Clark Will Decide Alter
Present Trip

The AGE j. advised that Scuator Oar"
and VIM McDermott, manager oi tAe
United Ncrdy mine. went from bas
Nrsa~ to piochc So personally invest
gate The mining possibilities oi th1,
camp Upon the result oi this infe5N
CATION will ret senator C.ark's deci .cf.
whether hc will build the Pio-,he bras b
from Calicntv.
Nr. McDgrmett arrived IN las N.'s'
Tuesday to join 'hc senator upon ",
arrival from the RulIiro- district I4ay
went north together TUESDAY evening
II j. understood that Clsrk sent icr
NcDcrmutt t. assist him in silint ~
the situation al Piuchc.
IN case the road j. huiir E" Pip'h" g.
will no doubt bc continued On L. r..
the big copper camp in Whi'r Pr.
county. 4.
All this territory would send ore t. .
>mcltcr at Las Vegas.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21
SCHOOL FUNDS

F'tloW'ug is statement OF the second
S'"''-"nnual apportionment OF school
moneys for 1905, on the basis OF
S'''+h4j per census child:
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21

- 'i>I hatchery, Ia handle 5000
-, spawn. viii be in operation at
larson before The list OF October.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21

Walter Barieau, the gambler VINO
killed sheriff Tom I.ogan' ot NNe '""'l-
~. at Manhattan on April 'th' was
acquitted hy jury At Tonopah last Nat,
nrday Barieau plead sclt-deicn9e anu
,hr iury evidently believed hm. lh'
,Icf.n.r also proved THAI Logan was N.
,i,utr, with the woman over Nn""ig NV
li@hr occurred in which he "a- N'i''"'
Il viII ray you To- ia,c The Ae, h'd
nu legal work
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21
FURNACE CREEK
Copper Deposits Attracting
Attention

salt Lake Tribune say The won
deriul copper deposits u the Furnace
Greek mining district. located about -
miles south of Builirog, which has sue
cecdet in attracting such mining talent
as senator Clark. Charles N. ~chwah,
!. Augustus ileinzr and many others of
/ promlncncc ia the copper field, bid fair
tovail upon salt Lake City 10 have lis
resources opened up. l;umors IRON the
south has II that samuel NowhouSc l.
cit5 rr "a hearty convert to the copper
Pos,ibilitir~ of Furnace Greek, or viii
I be Iu-t as loon H. time viii permit.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-07-21

s-'ri The Age away ia your lrte1ds
and advertise Las Vegas.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
HAD FINE BANQUET

Nearly two hundred members of the
local congregation Of the Christian
church banQuetted at the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium Tuesday night. at the
close of which they discussed the
financial problems involved in the
erection of their proposed place of
worship at the northwest corner of
Seventh street and Harrison avenue
Socially the occasion was an ex-
tremely pleasant one and financially
it was big success, combination
that cannot fail to give an impetus to
the movement for new church and
bring the members OF the congrega
ton into closer fraternal relations.
Few events In the religious annals
of Canon City have been fraught with
greater consequences, or will be more
far reaching in results, than the gath
ering at the gymnasium Tuesday, for
1t marks an epoch in the history of
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
FREMONT COUNTY COURT
Is NOW IN SESSION

The regular December term of the
Fremont County court convened on
Tuesday and the criminal docket was
called.
The liquor case of John Armor. the
former proprietor OF the Strathmore
hotel, was continued for the term. The
case of David Horton, president of the
Canon City Labor Club, for alleged
sale of liquor, was dismissed by re-
quest of the city The cases against
Aldermen okeys Wright and Orme,
City Attorney Taylor and others grow
ing out of the liquor cases, was con-
tinued for the term. The case against
Joe Walton and John D. Lloyd, OFF,
GERS of the club, were passed for the
present, and the case against tie
City drug stbre on the charge of SELL
ing a pint Of whiskey without a ply
sician's prescription. was continued
for the term.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
HELPS REAL ESTATE BUSINESS.

Canon City, Colo. Nov. 80, 1906.
Mr.. Guy U. Hardy.
Proprietor Daily Record.
Dear Sir
Don't think of letting The Daily Re-
cord be dropped. The most short
sighted policy the merchants and
property owners of Canon City could
possibly pursue would be to permit
The Daily Record to discontinue pub
lication for want OF advertising sup
port. Very few daily newspapers In
small towns at FIRST pay expenses. but
by generous support of'the merchants.
the owner Of the paper 10 encouraged
to continue until. aided by his own
EFFORTS. The town grows. and sysfy
businsss interest svsnt1A1U peoo1a
,A1oetalneavsea ~. ~ - ~
n /. - q ahannuAs - - -
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

any reduction on the Weekly, but just
to give the Weekly subscribers some
thing for nothing we will accept $500
for two years subscription. That's a
saving OF 40 per cent on the second
years payment No reduction for a
single years payment
Insures The Daily.
Aside from getting handsome re-
duction on the account by paying
Bargain Week every subscriber who
comes up with a yearly subscription
helps very greatly to insure for Canon
City first-class daily.
We must have the subscriptions.
You need The Daily Record. You can
help make The Daily Record perma-
nent by paying for a year, and you
save four months and half payments.
Isn't that aigood square proposition? :?
Don't forget the dates-one week,
beginning Saturday.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
MANY PEOPLE WANT The
DAILY RECORD CONTINUED
Scores Of People Drop In Urge Publisher Daily
tsersS Showing

The people or Canon City do seem
TO appreciate The Daily Record.
A hundred protests have been made
against dropping The Daily Record.
Scores OF people have called up on
the phone or dropped in to say that
they hoped the Daily could be con-
tinued and offering their support one
way or another.
We have been greatly encouraged
by these words of appreciation, know
ing them to be sincere. and in most
cases disinterested.
Yesterday half dozen new SUBJ
scribers came in Just ito help the
thing along"
All along the shing that has kept
us from getting discouraged with the
Daily proposition has been the keen
interest shown in the Daily by the
subscribers.
Hardly day has passed by that
some subscriber has not come In and
expressed his or her pleasure at hav-
ing The Daily Record each evening.
The people want the Daily and have
shown it in very substantial way.
The business men have been the
ones who have been slow to show
any marked encouragement
or course there is n reason for this.
Few business men in Canon City have
ever done business in a daily news
paper town and they do not appreci-
ate the value of daily advertising.
But we expect to overcome this in
time Those who have been using
The Daily Record have been highly
pleased.
Our three big advertisers have been
The Canon Realty Co. The Opera
House and The Canon City Mill. But
for these the advertising would have
been mighty slim sometimes. We
appreciate their interest In The Daily
and believe we have made the adver-
Using pay them. We can make 1t pay
others.
One business man remarked the
other day, "One trouble with The
Daily from the advertising standpoint
Is this-we don't know how long II
is to run. A good advertiser never
likes to take up new medium that
may not last long. Convince us that
The Daily Record Is permanent and
you will get our advertising support
and that Of others who feel the same
way"
We appreciate that mans advice,
There 10 something In Il We must
convince the people that The Daily
Record 10 permanent. Heretofore ws
have declined 10 take payments for .
'loAg torn soa he Daily.
We are novs sseFra1gtQg . DguUssi.
11nn - .1nhn - ,Anf anhn1Ribefa q
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
Receives USit
unit uOn H0chberg

sum OF fifteen dollars in one of his
vest pockets was overlooked by the
thief.
Access TO the house was obtained
by cutting the screen and unlocking
tie front door.
Neither Mr. Fitzpatrick nor George
Mackenzie, who also lives in the
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
oceedin9s Here
ic0n Citizen===
Girl and Is Cut
Millions.

riage was the last straw and the fam
lily seeks to withdraw from him en-
tirely.
The father. through his attorneys.
has made him handsome offers of
cash If ne Will drop the family name,
but the offers are all spurned with a
degree of Independent scorn.
The Count says ne wants none OF
their money on any such terms All
he cares for is his honor and that of
his wife.
Some time ago the Count became
acquainted with Mr.. n. E. Barnes, well
known in the mining world. and who
is operating largely near Coaldale.
west OF Canon City.
Mr.. Barnes took kindly interest
in the young man and is helping him
TO a career. He has taken him in on
some new development OF the mines
west of Canon. and We are apt to see
more OF Count Hochberg. or Mr.. Graf.
as he styles himself in ordinary busi-
ness affairs.
Mr.. Graf Is as fine young fellow
as one will NEE, in long travel. He
lis clean cut. well built, medium
height. strong. athletic. open coun-
tenance, light complexion. and a
charming eonyersationalist. He has
the highest sense of honor and talks
openly an Interestingly OF his love
affair when he feels there Is no SEN
sational newspaper man around.
He prizes his little blue eyed wife
above all things in the world. and
says he would rather live a humble
citizen In America with the wife IF
his choice than 10 have all the Ger
man Emperor could give and give her
up for a Princess.
And they have little blue-eyed.
fiaxen haired Countess in the family
now-just three months old yester-
day. and the Counts eyes fash with
inseres, when he tells you abou. her.
She is so far as we know the only
American born Countess. and Mr..
Graf will. when his papers are eom
pletcd. be the only real truly German
Count who prefers to be an ordinary
American citizen rather than enjoy
his titles and estates in his native
land.
The Count has only words OF kind
ness OF his father. For the sake of
home Ties he says he regrets the way
the family have taken the affair. but
he feels that he has taken the oGly
honorabl. course.
He depreeiates his closeness u the
Crown Prince, but when questioned
.dmits that they have always been on
tho most friendly terms.
The Crown Prince knew of the
Counts love affair and could not help
but admit that he was doing the
manly thing
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

yearly subscriptions When we make
this proposition it win be a revela-
ton in newspaper promotion and it
viii convince everybody that The
Daily Record will run a year.
Z. c. Mitchell: We would miss
the Daily greatly in Lincoln Park If
enough subscribers to keep it going.
Z. +. Jewett: We enjoy The Daily
Record on Lincoln Park very much
and hope you won't discontinue. 1t
is mighty nice to get a local daily for
supper time every night up on Lin
,oln Park.
ID. E. Gibson: Sure. keep the Daily
going. | will do what l can to help
support It, Canon City needs daily.
Rev. ]. T. Thomas: Don't think of
1t for minute Canon should sup
port a daily and The Daily Record
fills the bill very nicely. IL has been
very helpful to the churches in get
ting announcements before the peo-
Pile the day we want them.
Rev. b. f. Hari: The Daily should
be continued. IL is great help to
me in church work and should be
better supported.
A.. II. McLain: l hope you won't
consider the proposition to discon-
tinue The Daily Record for a minute.
1t would be step backward for the
town. Just now We need daily very
much to help boost the electric rail-
way and other propositions, and We
can't do without il The Daily is GER
tainly of great benefit to the town.
Rev. 7. p. Skoygard: / hope you
won't think OF stopping The Daily
Record. We are becoming quite at
tached to 1t at our home,
Henry Hutton: We can't eat sup
per without The Daily Record-you
must not think OF stopping 1t.
d. L. Robson: / have gotten The
Daily Record habit fully and am al
ways anxious to see 1t in the evening.
We would miss II greatly II it were
stopped.
pr. r. L. Holmes: l think great
deal of The Daily Record. Don't think
for minute of stopping it. l look
forward every evening for its delivery
and miss 1t very much when It doesn't
get around on time
Geo. Mackenxies The Daily Re
cord is looked forward to with much
pleasure at our house. and there is
always 4 scramble to got possession
OF Il lrst It ought to be encouraged.
Frank Ennerssns We get = lot
of pleasure out Of reading The Daily
Record. and wAsA II tails to oons Ne
|a,ss Y greatly. Hvsry1DdyseeoAt -
|4Aka 4 80. s;a
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

will always find a good live daily
newspaper in every wide awake pro-
gressive community, while on the
other hand you will note a general
apathy to prevail. with the exception
of now and then the discussion Of .
petty scandal among neighbors.
Without the Canon City newspapers.
especially The Daily Record. I could
not have made success of my busi-
ness here.
Yours truly.
CANON REALTY CO.
D. X. b Sellers. 0snl Msr.
-
Csi.i ssilsra h,lisyn vliat y saya.
He has bean - l.Sssk sfvsftissr n
n DaSiy slnssA ~ stik@sd. - =
p really Asoet ~ : - ~ vrlAsE ~
esGr aAssss,1ea = - g
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
BURGLAR GETS WATCH
AND ALSO SOME CASH

The residence of Henry o. Fitx-
patrick at 415 River street was bur
glarized Tuesday night and watch.
valued at about forty dollars. and a
small amount OF cash stolen.
The sleeping room of Mr.. Ftzpat-
ick was entered by the burglar and
the pockets OF his coat, vest and
trousers ransacked for valuables. The
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
MANY TURKEYS WON
by GOOD MARKSMEN

The two days Thanksgiving turkey
shoot at Prospect Heights; which
closed Thursday afternoon, was a
great success Many of the best mark
smen In Fremont County took part in
the contest and were awarded turkeys
In recognition OF their prowess with
rife and shot gun. Seventy-threc tur-
keys were given out in prizes.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
Canon Cit
From q
The Count Begins i
to Become 4nz
M0rrieS Poor She
off From Family

A real Count of one of the Oldest
and most prominent families OF Ger
many has been in Canon City for a
few days. He came as the guest of
N. E. Barnes, and after week up al
Coaieale spent Monday and Tuesday
in Canon City. They left Tuesday
night for New York City.
Here the Count was registered as
plain Mr.. Graf
While here. Count Hans Ferdinand
Won Hochberg. for that is his whole
name. began proceedings TO become
an American citizen. He took up the
matter with Waldo g. Dawson, who
will have charge of the affair.
The Count is the gentleman who
i. received so much notoriety a few
months ago by his marriage at ossin-
ing. New York, TO his wife Of humble
birth. The papers of three nations
have been full of the stories of the
Counts love affairs.
He laughs good naturedly about
this newspaper notoriety and says
that while some of II has been true
the greater part of II has been deeply
colored with Imagination.
There is no question about the
Cosat's noble birth. He Is the third
son OF Count Balko Won Hochberg.
Lord OF Rohnstock Castle and form
erly Royal Director OF Music at Ber-
nn, etc.
The Count was a school mate OF the
Crown Prince OF the German Empire.
and he Is a cousin of the wife OF the
many time. as the Counts father
and Emperor william are great
friends.
. He Ia also cousin of Prince Heinrich
xxxII Reuss. who stopped In Den
yer n few weeks ago.
The Counts love affair is briefly
ehis:
About four years ago he fell In love
with bright German girl In Berlin.
Nwhere he was a student. She was. It
is true. temporarily employed as a
salesiady In n glove store, but she Is
a well educated lady and a musician
OF rare ability. IL was one of those
love-at-frst-sight affairs. and the
Count sought her hand In marriage
He made n full breast of II TO the
girls family and got the consent of
Miss carou's father TO a Morganatic
marriage
They were married after court
ship of a year and a half II WAS a
secret affair That was almost four
years ago
The Count admits that he may have
been wrong In not telling his parents
about the affair He kept putting Il
of from time TO time,
Finally II had to come out. and
about year ago the Counts father
was told. He didn't like II but was
prepared to accept the inevitable.
But when the Counts mother. who
was Princess of the old school, and
a hcr royal sisters and relatives found
It out IL was decided impossible.
The Count was threatened with all
kinds of ostracism and social punish
ments II he did not discard his wife
and marry his social equal He was
coerced and threatened and all kinds
~ alluring rewards offered II he would
drop his Morganauc wife. but he said
he loved his wife better than all else
in the world, and as for the money
he cared not astraw.
In April he came to America to be
In country where men are respected
for marrying the woman they love.
Later his wife Joined him in New
York. and on September 9th last they
were married again in due form at
Ossining, New York.
The Count has been practically cut
on by his father. The American mar