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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10
c,I7PRENE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.

- + ranartuaent-In the matter application OF
the Board OF Ea3ld I[a The sppo{nnnent Of three COM
rnissioners determine and report wnethsr
sit railway railways for the TRANSPORTATION or
ana propert determined by the Board ought to %
constructed and oPeTated-seve ana lt4sny 20
the provisions of chapter OF the Laws OF 1871 as
amended the undersgned "a VI H. AnIsIaT nvIsion
of the Supreme Of the State OF New 1ork Tor ne
At the InDeiiate division Court House Madison Avenue
26th Street Borough OF Manha doG t 1 81 ocioc
IN nne @ b hoard for the appointment Of three
in the above entitled determine ard
report after due hearing whether a Tai1%a{ OK
o. persons and property be CONSTRUCTED ana
operated. The papers upon which the atoTss,d s
he 5h day OF October 1905 adavits and
accompanying the same al OF Whi I, E5e o about
the 9Th 6ay Of October 1905. in addition thereto
the said Board A description or and the gen
eraI plan Of construction OF said railway railways
clerk Of the Appellate Division. The following Is bre
and substantial synopsis Of the said Tote d IA ne -
greenwich Avenue; Avenue. from Eighth Ave
Vsvgrley Place and MacdougaI and under wash
Square the intersection Of Fourth street o an
Street and thence down Fifth avenue TO Washing
:on Square also branch connecting Seventh avenue en
Avenue from 18th street Abingdon square Hudson
1xirh street from Vesey to the Battery, and
VEST Rrosdway from West Fourth street 70 Vesey
ssn the appointment who shall deter
mine, after public hearing CT NJ! parties stf
and shall report the evidence taken to sa6
on Which, rspoTf II IN favor Of the construction ana
operatien Of railway railways Gas this board VIII
ask t 5hsf in sfa leu of Of fhs s CONSENT of the roe
along TIE line Of said railway or ra ia
BOARD OF RAPID Transit RAILROAD COMMITS
''i1i' i0 AIFxANDER E ORR President
BION l. BURROWS secretary.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Ian a-The market is more active at firm
prices The range transactions for the week covers
feeces fan Texas California Northern, fine and fine
u1ed territories secured woods In the domestic
field and Australian fine merinos and south American
high Stocks OF wool are well cleaned up.
especially The demand for territories has been
running M to and fine medium grades Pulled
WOODS are in better movement Foreign grades steady
The current prices Boston wool market are about
as follows having subject slight revision:
Ohio and PennsyIvania-NX and above. 35GS6c; y 3Sg
26c quarter blood washed 23g34c three,eghths
blood 34G34sc: half blood. S3zaS4c unw2shed de
iane 2sd2Oc washed delaine 36FqSIe Michigan
Fine unvashed 245c; one quarter blood unwashed %
eiebtbs blood 33Q3ic; ehalf blood 3233c
Snwasbed deiaine, 2sc. kentucky Indiana etc-Three-
34d35c- Terrttory-Idaho
Ane a2a5ase, heavy fine, isa2oc: fine medium. 22g23c
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Citations.



Il York bv the grace OF God. and independents
David Stevenson Elizabeth stevenson
Florence Margaret Bent Malcolm stevenson
Philip Stevenson. Florida II. Clark. Rena s Clark;
Knickerbocker Company. general guardian %
the property Philip Stevenson. Florida Il CLARK IS
OF will and testament Of Sewannee NJ
Stevenson deceased all interested In the
estate OF Sewannee NJ late OF the County or
York creditors. legatees. next or kisi
9th send greeting: You and each or you arc
required personally 70 be ana appear
before our Surrogate OF County OF New York as
the SIrrosates said county held at the county
Court House in Of New YORK. on tne
9th dav of February 1906 half ten O'Clock in hs
OF then and there 10 attend tudlcA
OF proceedings OF James NC
last Will and testament
said deceased; and you hereby ctted, az
OF twenty-one years are required 70
have one. or II you nave
none to appear and apply for TO be appointed OF
in the event your neglect failure 20 do so guard
ian wifi appointed Surrogate TO represent anu
act you in the proceeding. -, -, 49,.
In whereof have caused the seal OF inc
srrogates said County OF -Sew YORK TO %
hereunto affixed. - ,.,.,s . e,,-r,
gate OF said County az the County or New
II. sY YORK the 14th day OF December IN the yeas
OF thousand nine hundred ana
JAMES A DONNEL4IsT.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
THOMAS J. FARRELL.
Attorney for Executor,
2SI Broadway. New YORK
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Surrogates Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T. Fitzgerald. q Surrogate of the County Of
New notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
of New York deceased the with
es subscriber at her place Of transacns
Hand. Bonney e. jones' No. 81 Wall
Street in the Borough Manhattan in the City OF New
york on or bets the twenty-seventh day Of
MARGARET A. JOHNSTON, Executrix.
HAND BoNNEY & JONES. Attorneys for Exeeutrtx 81
"
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Jan o-Closing: wHEAT-spot steady; No 2
red Western winter futures quiet March, d lisd
Nav IS old rORN-Spot quiet American mixed new
A. 4d American mixed old IS Cd futures steady Jan
uary 4s 2s.d: March. As 24sd May - I'D FE.A Ear,
CaraIiar fs Gixd FT.OURS Louis Fancy winter
steady as I'd HOPS in London dncihc COAST Sjeaay,
f9Tf3 rs REEF quiet: India rs 60 FOha
dun: prime mess Western. G7s I'd HAMSshori cut ~
ia IL h steady AS BACON steady: Cumberland cu'
70 to 20 n Ga short rib ID 70 = H. iSs long sr
AZ ~ a. ~ AIS 81: short backs, 10 TO go 10 ABS 3D.
ciear beIes IA to IS ~ s8s Cd. sHOULDERS-Squsle
~ % IA M nrR sos. LARD finn; prime Western. IN
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NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentine was dull with
prices. however about unchanged and SIC asked for
but steady. with IS asked for oil bbls. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-O and machine bbls 66i53
SO asked.
TAR, S.
RosfN-common to good strained, So 7o8ss IS; r.
g. II. S Co. \, Sc Is? W g. Sc 20: W u Sc Is o. ~
STOCK ON HAND.
hosin Dds
Tar. bols lV'2
Savannah Jan 9-TURPENTINE firm 63Slc; sales
Iii bbls; receipts 374; shipments 353. ROSIN firm
sales I1o6 bbIs receipts 2561 shipments. 775 stock
IS s27 Quoted: A. B. c. So Is; D, So 20: f. So q: F.
S. 80: c. So 30: H So a. So So K. 81 %: NJ. 81 IS
n, SIS Is; G., So so; " w. So T5
Charleston. Jan. 9.-TURPENTINE and Ros1N-Noth-
Wilmington. Jan. 9.-sPIRITs LTURPENTINE Arm, e3c
bid; receipts ROSIN firm, So . bid; receipts
20 bbs TAR firm, 81 so; receipts. 146 bbls. CRUDE
TURPENTINE firm. 81 so 81 so and 81 So receipts. 81
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.ontsact p-loes in ths local market today

Ihs local rnarEet Tor poi cotton ouiet JIM
aange9 a. lLIhc for middng upland and 12c lor md-
OAns Cur sales. eos bales. Southern spot markets
were telegrsDhed follows: Norfolk quiet, 10 higher
~ l3c: sales % bales. Baltimore month"; unchanged
a. 1l$c savannah quiet. unchanged Ike; sales
.v5 bales dohie quiet. unchanged Ike. Augusta
St and steady. lice higher II I.c sales 31T bales
-EeSion steady unchanged u 916c: sales 800
Ne~Oreans steady, unchanged II 916c: sales. 1850
A4es Charleston firm lie bid Estimated receipts
ieaolng points for to-day Al Houston 1000 400
ste against I,I5f last week and 1928 last year:
SaFesLoL GOO % s0o0 bales against S.1o4 week
sc AZ last year. Nev-Crleans 200
paes' against SS0l last week Il ,Oo5 year.
hscsiTts the ports points today con-
paed With The same day last week and last year:
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 9--C1osing: CoTToN-spot in fair de-
mand prices points higher American middling, fair.
e6ad good midding sd middlng 61sd low middling;
the dav were COO bales which 500 specula
ton and export included $500 American Receipts.
hall including $500 American. Futures opened
easier and closed steady: American middling C..
January Cd January February, Sd; February and
March sO3d: March and April 6o6d; April and May.
O9d. Nav and June I'D; and July, 6.13d July
ana August lad; August September 605d Sepem-
Der and october Sod October and November 5I9dj No
ober Z
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CoTTON-There sharp advance n the cotton
market Immediately following tbs publication Of the
census but most OF the gain lost during the
last half hour ana the market closed only 70 points
higher Sales estimated 100000 bales. Before
the report issued market ruled nervous and
rather unsettled. opening unchanged points
higher covering Of shorts and Wall Street buying.
Cables were considered about stsnGof, Liverpool
ctn bought and sold 81 the local market shortly after
the opening prices worked about points higher
the active months, first covering
o-cers had been executed the sagCed of. and
coward midday turned rather weak with prices Just be
oTe the census report net decline of points,
with March selling II SEC May at Sic. Inside
a ten minutes aftervard March quoted at II csc
snd Nay at II &c about 30 points higher and ~ %
points above the closing figures OF Yesterday In the last
half hour there heavy realizing and g renewal
hear pressure. which cost no market Of the ad
vance. hUt The closing steady. The
port showed that 272l5I% bales had been Einned
January ! THIS figure 'ust shout what had
cson seemed tho result relief in bullish circles
that the report did turn MP beaFish surprise
many had Contended possible ana effort
IN the local short interest Wei force bush
depreciation Of the such always happens when
report Of the kind IS followed by sharp advance in
Prices There has teen report between December -
ard January Is during previous years and consequently
average snnat Per cay between December 13 and
January during previous authorities eSctf-
mate thst the published indicate of around
iol50.5 iG75o.o0o bales. according they take
besish bCish view ~ the situation But estimates
are being brought closer together result Of the
port The trader e think that It In
dcates Weld or growth for the year Of about 1O25oQoO
70 10 5000 bales.
TIE range OF prices in the local market TO day
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cAbes-Spo cotton
tsr business sales 10 600 bales speculation and
ort 300 bales: American 5000 bales. receipts
eesss American, 5000 bales middling upland lSd
letnes quiet but steady points higher
tNa! at 90 points net advance January and January
seoruary. 81: FebruarMarch. 603d; pril O6d:
@tsli-Nay. 609d. MRy-June 6l2d, June-Juy. .ISd:
Iy-AugUE SID AUgust-SepteTnber. 695d September
october, 6s5d c. 79d November
elaee 6.T6d- Manifestations in demand; cloths
FLOUR AND aEAI-Transactions in the nour rnarle.
sso-dsy were confined 10 spring patents and bakers
NILS hold firm and buyers remain Indifferent. thus check
aE business No change IN quotations. Spring patents
e ogS5 IS; winter s,raights IS 90g$4 winter patents
e es4 so spring clears 50 e0qSa 90 extra No winter
Gun Quoted Fair 10 good IS S0g$4 To- choice 10 fancy
e 1884 IS. CORNMEAL steady Quoted: dried So
GsS 10. 20 brand BAGMEAL steady Quoted: Fine
Efie and yellow. 81 20. new coarse. 81 10asi IL new
EEED-Western arEn; city hrm. Quoted: Western spring
sis 30 standard niodlinE. SIe 90: DO S2l So red
Gag. SIS 50 all January shipment; city bran SIS so
epi $40 81 sacks; middling. $40 JoQS23 90: red dog
s24 so hominy chop 81 so bulk, So IS sacks OIL
S-WHEAT-UnfavorahIs crop news from the
dsrtone todsys market from decided weakness
= positive strength last prices of the
&c higher. July leading The principal depres-
Hoo before midday. when bearish foreign
dominated market. Liverpool = q sd lower
private claimed favorable progress being
Ist ccuntr liberal on the decline the leading
'hlcasc boil reported be seller commission
houses operated the sse of the market and the
I'm trade went short, expecting prices 10 bTlng out
ward tendency the seaboRrd exports Of vhes and
lo1E. aggregatng 70l.OO0 bush OF wheat This started
professionals covering and later the Southwest in
%& orders. attended b. reports that crop conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10

ti.rces s9s Cd American refined In pals 4is BUTTER
steady; United 102s United States 9o
CHEESE strong: American finest white, 63s; American
TITRPENTINE-Spirits dull AIS ed. ROSIN-Commor
Arm es Cd. PETROLEUM-Refned quiet. 71sd. LIN,
trorc
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altogether favorable owing TO low temperatures
and absence OF snow protection. TIE July option which
greatest demand advance right up TO the
From Minneapolis reports Of good demand
wheat, although 10 be rather
slow at the moment. The interior
600 bush. chiefly IN the Northwest compared
100000 bush tho previous Very little attention
paid 20 the Continental markets which showed but
slight changes from the night except for the
advance Of @61 mark Berlin Worlds stocks as re
norted Bradstreet for the week S33 600
bush, compared with decrease last Of
bush. The cash market In New-York closed as follows
No red. e0szc. elevator. and CSC, o shnat; No
Duluth, 95c. h Rhoat. CORN-Aithnush
hoard smaller than the recent average
ggregatng 900 bush and the weather continued very
favorable the West. steady 10 firm All dsV
closing Network partly sc higher One Of the
influences estimate only on
Wednesday Receipts at Chicago day were also
relatively light and the interior movement footed up
only Gas 600 bush compared with $4,000 bush on the
corresponding day The close LIVERPOOL
I'D lower 20 I'D higher Exporters loads Specn-
latve offerings light all house
demand volume The local was some
what unsettled closing with No 57izc Tor old
IN elevator and solhc b afoat; No white Bic and
sellers OF oats at CHICAGO and the market did
oats New York were steady closing follows: Mixed
ssc: clipped white SO to 40 10 4o74Ii5c RYEMarket
Market steady aiding Ale and mating. 4IIS2c z
Buffalo. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady st 52isc. NOM
tnal delivered New-York.
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OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Frank T. Fitzgerald a surrogate Of the County Of
claims against Jacob I4au late County New
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers their place of transacng business
the Office of John Booth, No 271 Broadway, Borough
OF Manhattan in the City OF New York. on or before
the first day of May next
Dated New York the 24th day CT Gc!ooer 1879 -rp
ROBINS a. LAW. JOHN j. WHELAN. J. WALL En-
1o1IN r Ro0TH Attorney for Executors 271 Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan. City of New York
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EME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,

q the he B9 s q RspS Transit Ralroaa
commissioners to determine ana report whether rapid
PERSONS sad T OF rays II me S s & 2,
to be constructed and operated Third Avenue Route
Public notice is hereby given that pursuant to the pro-
ysions Of ChaPt1g Of the L3ws O. 1891 e. amended
Supreme court Of the state Of NeVYork for the First
Xppa son court Hont Manson De a. dnS
18th Street Borough Of Manhattan City OF New Yorx
afternoon OF that day or soon thereafter counsel
the above entitled matter to determine and report
after due hearing. whether railway railways in the
ought to operated The papers upon
petition Of the said Board dated the 5th day Of ocfober
1905. and the a1davts and papers accompanying the
said Appellate Division on 9Th day Of Octo-
Der 1905 and in addition thereto such other papers as
description of the route and the general plan Of con-
papers filed aforesaid with the said Clerk Of tho
Appellate Division The following is 6rieI ana SUD
York: In the Borough Of Manhattan, Third Ayenqe;
B Bow 1 10 aHsm 10 SQUARE SQUARE
the New Bowery to Pearl Street undsT Pear street %
thence under Whitehall Street 10 Battery Park; Park
Row from chatham Square Street and themes
Broad Pearl Street forming JUNCTION with the
18Th and s6th streets from Third Avenue 70 Eighth
York. New-Haven & Hartford Railroad lines: Lincoln
d ATnqe of fh aoresad Application to obtain the APP
poinmeut commissioners who shall determine after
ppsTav or railways ought constructed and oper-
ated and shall report the evidence taken 70 said appel
ton which report If in favor Of the consrqSlon ana
ask shan be- shall when SSna5msd 6y SAID G9eT
along al ys' the line Of said railway or railways
Dated New-York January i 1905 - -o-,,r,-
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILRO1AD SOA0dlS-
SA0'N-' ALEXANDER E ORR. President
L
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Foreign cofee Markets Riocofee market cody -
RIO. $500 exchange Is 2932i receipts. 1900 bags
shipments she United states. lVfaE St
merits for Europe coo. stock 1885, COO SantosGoffe
tags three daysl. stock, sos coo Ha7lhurg-'eoffee
market orened unchanged 70 = pig higher, az
pet unchanged 70 !. pig higher: at ? net pfE
lower. sales 5000 bags. HayTe-CofAe market opened
barely steady. higher. az l. unchanged. az
m declined ! franc: az $40 I franc higher
Il O0n baEs The statistical position Of Bra
vTf ~. C0ffs Is as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-10

Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of the County OF New
York notice hereby gyHn 70 az persons aavns claims
YORK deceased, to present the same. with vouchers
barenf IN the subscriber her place OF
ness at the office of Evars. Tracy & Sherman. No go
Manhattan. the of
New York before the twenty-eshh day Of March.
dated New York; the twentieth day September 1905
JOSEPHINE BLODGETT GILIsET Executrix.
TRACY SHERMAN. Attorneys Execu-
trix go Wall street. New York City
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u,HoMAs EMILE AN PURSUANCE OF

an order of Hon Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate Of
the County New York notice Is hereby given to all
nersons having claims against Emile A. Thomas.
the County New York deceased to present the
thereof, the subscriber, his place
transarting business 1890 10 Wall Street.
The city Of New York on or before the 10th day Of
At hated New York the 18th day Of September 1905.
WINSTON II. HAGEN Executor.
EDWARD B. WHITNEY. Attorney for Executor. 40 Wall
Street, New York City
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Jan e-FLoUR steadisr wHEAT nO10i mir al;
CORR nm no gsllow ssc Nc s sGEn as ARiY
good inquiry; western. 47656c RYE weak; No on
No Northern sic: May s5slc: July. s6asc.
sen sa ss.,5 ea sa5 Hs5'9isn ssse
CORN-Msy. 447sc asked
Minneapolis wHEAT- Ma s5tsc S5 Jg5y
sTn so Sc FIotS quiet; rs patents sos
S SIsar Pa Sc s5ss 5 s. BRAN r. ssS$is
Philadegha Jan. ewHEAT steady contract srsde
6Hf ar GoF ~ White od sa and Ne
s wh1s W Tsq ersa@sf aasc Extra neary PFi
&c EGGS Tfadg nsa 4 fresh HnG W n c7a fresh 2s
14ao: do choice do far to good 1sgslsc Re
wheat 1900 bush; corn. e4.eoS oats, 100000
St. Louis. Jan. 9-Close. wIEAT-No red. cash
81 3se No &h fSsh5 IS s5sS AT' cash. May
Toledo. JAN 9-CLovERsEED-Cash and January.
+ F1M e; 1So' P9@s s. AhsIk prime
wheat, No 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest. cres,ng,
3 %hy :::::::::::::::s.,ses4s saas Sss 0sss
Corn No 2:
S S5E u .sos Il. ~o. II ..@o;ss Ii
Oats No q
S ~ SEX 'sos 81; Fl
e.: ": '::: ''' ~ 9s:. Il s..
Lard, per 100 n:
3 #:y f. f. ##* * FIJI Fl. f. Fl:
Short ribs per 100 70;
5Ra sg ~: e. e. f. =
Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR weaker;
WHEAT No spring. s41s6o; No g.. S0QS6c; No red,
s71.gss3sc; corr No 42c No yellow 42he; OATS
No 651ae; BARLEY. good fesding $75 gssc fair to
Northwestern 81 49, CLOVER contract grade SIS $50
s13 %: PORK per DBL sl3 65Gs13 TO- LARD, per
n 81 5215 CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides Qoosel,
81 a5qs7 so: short clear sides 6oxedl 81 659s1 IS
Exchange to-day the BUTTER market was firm: cream
cries 1S261zc: diaries. 1S923c EGGS steady at mark
extras &c CHEESE steady, 1111713c.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-04-12

and the entertainment this year pro-
misses to be one of high excellence.
Music will be furnished by the glee
and mandolin clubs. Friends and
patrons OF the school are cordially
invited to be present
AT Sells Island on the afternoon of
Friday, April 13, will occur the first
track meet of the season, between
two teams from the high school. The
boys hope that their friends will keep
the date in mind.
DR.. Hayes OF the State Normal
school was a welcome visitor last
Wednesday afternoon. He gave the
students a helpful talk on The Value
of our Righteous Man or Woman"
Prof. w. s. Glass of the Cripple
Creek high school was pleasant Wis
itor Friday forenoon.
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Is kept running day and night. MI.
Carrier brought back with him a gold
brick, valued at about $4,000, which
had been extracted from ores mined
on the company's property. 1t was
sent to the United States Mint at
Denver last Monday.
Ress Phillips, representing the de-
partment of justice at Washington. d,
c.. left the first of the week for Price,
Utah, to investigate some alleged
frauds in connection with the sale of
government lands near that place.
Mr. Phillips has been visitor in
Canon City for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pennoch and little
son of Quincy, Illinois, stopped of
here the first of the week for brief
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank En-
merson and family of 210 South Fifth
street while enroute home from Los
Angeles, California, where they spent
the winter months. Mrs. Pennoch
and Mrs Emmerson are sisters.
d. l.. Jump returned to Canon last
week after a three months business
trip in Wyoming, Montana and the
Black Hills of South Dakota where he
he'd been in the interest of the Carey
Safe Co., of Buffalo, New York, OF
which he is travelling salesman for
several northwestern states. Mr.
Jump reports successful trip from
business standpoint, but says the
weather was simply atrocious In that
part of the country during February
and March and he was delighted to
get back to Colorado.
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DEATHS.
Gehrett.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Gehrett, wife OF
R. Gehrett, died at the family home
1926 Greenwood avenue, last Friday
of cancer, aged Sc years, 10 months
and 81 days. Deceased was native
of Indiana and came to Canon City
with her husband about six years ago
She had been an invalid for many
months and suffered greatly during
the last few months of her life. The
funeral services were held at Wilson's
undertaking parlors at 2 O'Clock Mon
day afternoon, Rev. B. E. Harl con-
Quoting the ceremony. Burial was at
Lakeside cemetery.
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Hayner.

Mrs Azora E. Hayner died at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
James, 121 Garfield street, Lincoln
Park, last Thursday, cerebral hemhor-
rage, aged 73 years, months and 20
days. A brief funeral service was
held at Wilson's undertaking parlors
at 10 O'Clock Monday morning under
the direction of the Cumberland Pres
hyterian church. after which the re-
mains were taken to Troy, New York,
for burial.
Mrs. Hayner had resided here for
six or seven months. George Hayner
son of the deceased, accompanied the
body to its last resting place.
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Announcement.

The Corona Studio. formerly Bod
dy's, is now open for business and 1t
is with pleasure we announce that we
are prepared to give to the people of
Canon City the very best work at
prices that have heretofore been un-
obtainable in this city for high grade
artistic work.
Bring the babies Friday, April 10.
We will photograph the little ones for
nothing on that day. Corona Studio
722h Main street, Canon City, Colo.
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DEGREE OF HONOR BANQUETS
THE A. o. U. w. LODGES

Among the interesting social events
of the past week was the surprise
given to the members of Royal Gorge
Lodge Ancient Order of United Work
men, at the hall last Monday night by
the ladies' of the Degree of Honor.
Having taken possession of the
lodge room the visitors proceeded to
convert it into a banquet hall and
serve refreshments which they had
brought with them. 1t is hardly ne
cessary to state that the occasion was
a delightful one to all present.