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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-08

ments until maturity thereof at the
rate of five per cent per annum pay
able semi-annually on the first day Of
March and the first day Of September
" each and every year beginning with
the year A. D. 1907. Failure to pay
any installment, whether principal or
interest when due, shall cause the
whole of the unpaid principal to be-
come due and payable Immediately,
and the whole amount of the principal
unpaid, and accrued interest shall
thereafter draw interest at the rate
Of one per cent. per month or frac-
ton of a month until the day Of sale;
but at any time prior to the day of
sale the owner may pay the amount of
all unpaid installments with interest
at the rate of one per cent per month,
or fraction of a month, as aforesaid
and all penalties accrued and shall
thereupon be restored the right there
after to pay in installments in the
same manner as If default had not
been suffered.
The owner Of any piece Of real es-
tate, not in default as to any INSTALL
unpaid principal with interest accru-
ing to maturity of the next INSTALL
ment, provided that payment may be
made to the treasurer of the City Of
Canon City at any time within thirty
DAYS of the date of the publication Of
this ordinance, and in such case an
allowance of five per cent shall be
made upon all payments made during
such period only.
Approved and adopted this fifth day
of February. A. D., 1906.
[Seall T. B. COULTER, Mayor.
Attest: D. N COOPER, City Clerk.
1. D. N Cooper. Clerk of and for
The City of Canon City. Colorado,
hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
nance. mo. 2, Series 1906) was intro
duced and read at regular meeting
of the City Council, of The City Of
Canon City, Colorado. preceding its
adoption and was published in full in
The Canon City Record, newspaper
of general circulation published in
said Canon City, ten u0) days before
its adoption by said City Council.
Witness my hand and the official
seal of The City of Canon, City, Colo
RADIO. this fifth day of February, A. D..
1906 D. N. COOPER,
[Seall City Clerk.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-08
ORDINANCE NO. ..
An Ordinance Assessing the Cost sf
improvements In Sidewalk and
Grading District Number Three Of
Canon City, Colorado.

Be II ordained by the City Council
of the City OF Canon City. Colorado.
Section I. That whereas In and by
an ordinance OF the City OF Canon City.
Colorado. entitled. An Ordinance De-
ciaring an Improvement In Sidewalk
and Grading District Number Three
Of Canon City. Colorado. to Have Been
Duly Ordered After Notices Duly Civ
en- aud Ordering the Construction OF
the Same" adopted April third. 1905.
ordering improvement, namely: grad
ing between curb lines and grading
the sides between lot lines and curb
lines and constructing cement side
walks five feet in width thereon as
well as cross walks on all the streets
in sidewalk and grading District Num-
ber Three, was duly authorized In ac-
cordance with full details and speci-
flcations, map and estimates. adopted
by said City Council. and.
Whereas. In pursuance OF said ordi-
nance said improvements have been
completed and the same have been ac-
cepted by said City Council; and.
Whereas, statement has hereto
fore been prepared by the City engi-
neer OF this City and filed with the
City Clerk. therein showing the whole
cost OF said improvements including
six per cent additional for the cost
OF collection and other incidentals and
interest to March first, 1906. and ap-
Forthcoming the same upon each lot and
tract OF land TO be assessed for the
same as Is by law provided: and,
Whereas, the clerk OF this City has.
nv advertisement in due form and
manner notified the owners of all the
real estate to be assessed as aforesaid.
that said improvement has been COM
pleted and accepted therein specifying
the whole cost of said Improvement
and the share so apportioned to each
lot or tract OF land in the said district
and that any complaints that might
be made in writing, by the owners to
said City Council and filed with said
City Clerk within thirty t3ol days
from the nineteenth day of October,
1905, would be heard and determined
by said City Council before the pas
sage of an ordinance assessing the
cost of said Improvement; and,
Whereas said period of thirty t30)
days has expired and said City Council
has heard and determined all such
objections and exceptions, and said
City Council has considered said ap-
portionment and all matters and
things In connection Herewith. and
said apportionment was by said City
Council aflirmed: and.
Whereas, 10 appears from said state
nent that the whole cost Of said Inn
provement, including six per cent. ad-
ditional for the cost OF collection, and
other incidentals and interest to
March FIRST, A. d. 1906. Is the sum OF
S26 6.sl813. and that said whole cost
has been apportioned to the lots and
tracts OF land In said district which
are assessable for said costs and Is
In the following proportions and
amounts. to-wit:
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-08
ORDINANCE NO. 5.
Series 1906.


An Ordinance Assessing the Cost Of
Improvements In Sidewalk and
Grading District Number Four Of
Canon City, Colorado.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Canon City, Colorado.
Section I. That whereas in and by
an ordinance of the City of Canon City
entitled IAN Ordinance Declaring an
Improvement In Sidewalk and Grading
District Number Four. OF Canon City.
Colorado, to have been duly ordered
after notice duly given and ordering
the construction of same" adopted the
third day of April, 1905, ordering i'm
provement, namely grading the
sides between lot lines and curb lines
and constructing cement sidewalks
thereon, as well as cross walks on
all the streets in sidewalk and grading
District Number Four. was duly au-
thorized in accordance with full de-
tails and specifications, map and es-
timates, adopted by said City Council;
and,
Whereas, in pursuance of said ordi-
nance said improvements have been
completed and the same have been ac-
cepted by said City Council: and
Whereas, statement has hereto
fore been prepared by the City Engi-
HCCA VI tAio ShAy oAa AAACA wan sAAS
City Clerk, therein showing the whole
cost of said improvements including
six per cent additional for the cost
of collection and other incidentals and
interest to March first, 1906, and ap-
portioning the same upon each lot
and tract of land to be assessed for
the same as is by law provided; and,
Whereas. the City Clerk has by ad-
vertisement In due form and manner
notified the owners of all the real es-
tate to be assessed as aforesaid, that
said Improvement has been completed
and accepted therein specifying the
whole cost of said improvement and
the share SO apportioned to each lot
or tract of land in said district and
that complaints that might be made
in writing, by the owners to said City
Council and filed with said City Clerk
within thirty 1901 days from the ninth
day of November, 1905. would be heard
and determined by said City Council
before the passage of an ordinance
assessing the cost of said improve
ment; and,
Whereas, said period of thirty 500
days has expired and said City Council
has heard and determined all such OBJ
jections and exceptions, and said City
Council has considered said apportion-
ment and all matters and things in
connection Herewith. and said appor-
tionment was by said City Council af-
firmed: and,
Whereas, it appears from said state
ment that the whole cost Of said i'm
provement, including six per cent. ad-
ditional for the cost of collection. and
other incidentals and interest to
March first. 1906, is $10.s56.6s and
that the whole cost has been appor-
toned to the lots and tracts of land
in said district which are assessable
for said costs and is in the following
proportions and amounts. to-wit:-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-02-08
Nlctor Additlon to Canon City, Colo.
Virginia Park Addition to Canon City,
Colorado

City. Colorado;
Thence along the north iins Of River street 70
inal plat; themes in . northwsstsriy direction
TO the center Of the alley bstwesn 0resnwood
the the eea,sa q ..id aiiey to he .ssssrs1 beusd-
.c..Sssiy % = eea... g g: .hsy $500
along 1ho centsr Of said alley 70 . point whore
said csnter hne Of said alley you'd intsrsect The
pisi: themes sOatAeriy 70 ihs c.asst line ef
Harrison avense: tksnss easlsrly along the
s:.s ,S ". e as,s 70 h:s,
boundary Of lot g. block -. original plat; thence
northerly along the eastsriy boundary Of lot Q,
' sos and d sasS 4 "a s,sness; 81 thence .ssserly aioss
the ce1tsr OF said alley to point where the
::,d iiPs vou,S S.s,sset .ss .e'ss;.,y s;y sessd
sossheriy along the westerly boundary Of lot 1,
block q. 70 the center Of Harrison avenue;
avenue 70 point whore the said csstsr line
OF Harrison Avsnue would intersect the sAstefly
q sssn ssa s
M as.ss.Ss ss .sd a sadd 4 "a sssness; tssaes sssseriy
ssid Alley would inssrssct the Westerly line Of
lot l. block .. ORIGINAL plat; thence :outherly
70 % he center oi Rsrrison avssus; thence east.
poi.t .hsss The Ssntsr Of s.id Al H.s,isen = avenue %
o, original plat; thenee northeriy along the
esstsrly boundary OF lot 9, block ., to the CEN
snuea; themes along the center Of the said alley
to point whore the said oenter Of alley would
intelsect the westerly boundary OF lot L block
ary Of lot i, block 8. to the center Of Harrison
avenue; thencs eastsrly along the center Of
ter q asrrsson % = svesas % would intsrssss The
ssstssay boundary OF lot, or outiot, II in the
os,sina plat; .ssncs noTshsrlv Along the s,,s ,S
osstsr Of the alley between Harrison and Rudd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

many = trip 70 the city during the hot
days soon 10 be- with US,
New stone or granolithic walks have
been placed from the door to the street
on the premises Of DR., f. LArtigue
aud Mrs. A. +. MILESTONE on East
Union street. The workswNs per-
formed Under supervision OF ] bud.
ley Williams. whose work in this line
IL characterized by. thorOughnesS
hard to excel.
II Was reported in the city yester.
day afternoon that an attempt at
criminal assault had been made on
the young daughter NJ prominent
citizen reading about five miles west
OF the city By negro, but up TO a late
hour last night no authentic iniorma.
,ion could be secured as to particulars
Further mentiOp will appear in a sub
., quent issue.
The members OF the Adventist
church gave q lovely picnic 20 their
friends In honor OF their pastor, Rev,
W. NJ. Strout, who 10 soon to leave, AL
who had the honor OF an invitation re.
port . grand time. The crowd went
out in dsags 20 che Devil's Millhopper,
where the day vas spent in feasting
on she good thlnRs that were con-
taiUed in the WslI.hlled baskets that
were carried along by the good people
Of North gainesville.
MAKE BIG MONEY FAST selling
the official stoFy of The Destruction
of San Francisco" Our authots,
Trumhall White and Richard Linihi.
cum, guarantee authenticity. Nearly
800 large pages. DoIsns OF photo
graphs. Retail 81 80. tlo to $40 per
day sAsy u yoo &C, quick, win ont
sell any book ever published, Every
body inteteSaed. Outfits free. Send
Ice for posSae Atodsy, Beet terms to
agents. CredIs given. Freight paid.
Take orders while waiting for outfit,
Monarch Book Company. Phiian Pa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
UNION PICNIC.


VIII BE Given by Sunday Schools on
Wednesday. May 2.
A meeting OF representatives from
the Baptist, Methodist and PrsSbyter.
ian Sunday schools was held yesterday
for the purpose OF deciding on date
and location for holding the annual
picnic, aud after due deliberation 1t
was decided to hold same at Silver
Springs on next Wednesday, May 2.
A special train OF ten coaches will
leave che SeaboaFd Air Line depot at I
o'clock q. m. on the above mentioned
date to convey those who desiTe TO
take advantage Of the occasion. All
the Sabbath schools are invited TO
participate, a. we'll ~ the public gen.
orally, and II is cafe to cay that . great
many will be on hand to enjoy the
trip. An abundance OF lee water will
be provided on the train, and free lem
'onade will be on the picnic Rrounds.
Further particulars will be given In
tomoFrow's Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
GYPSlES AR
CAUSING TROUBLE
Woman Member Of Band Finet
for Theft Of SO From Negro,
NRA !. cAaTga Also WoTIN

CIR. Garter Cashsd Check Which AZ.
forwards Proved to be Properly Of
Another = Rogalns Possession OF
His Money.
II seems that the band Of Gypses
who recently came to this city from
-Newberry are hard lot, II we may
use the expression.
On Friday in Justice Colman's court
one Of The female membersoi the party
was fined S5 and costs or thirty days
in fail on = charge Of the theft Of 81
from eolored man In this vicinity,
and during the afternoon Ira ]. Garter,
merchant Of Newberry, arrived in
the city and reported that he had been
.sWindled out OF $40 By one OF the male
members of the band during their stay
at Newbesry. He sought Deputy
Sheriff Granger and laid the case be-
fore him, stating that one Of the Gyp.
sies presented cheek calling for go,
which he dashed, the man stating that
he had received the check In payment
for the sale Of q horse. 1t later de.
veioped that the check did not belong
TO the Gypsey, but bad been lost BY
its owner. Mr.. Carter accordingly
came TO this city In an endeayoE TO
regain possession OF his twenty" and
he was not long In doing 90, either.
Deputy Granger laid Abe matter be-
fore the Gypsies, telling them that
they would have to cough up" and
after hurried CONSULTATION the money
was Reluctantly returned to i've owner,
together with the amount to cover his
expenses on the trip TO the city.
Mr.. Garter may consider himself
lucky 10 securing his money, which he
no doubt does.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
WEST END IMPROVEMENTS,
Many New Houses Being Bull, In That
Section Of GAINESVILLE.

WHVI WV VN0aeNp Su''N SS'N Wv ' WV
Section Of GAINESVILLE.
There 10 q general improvement Ct
the city Of Gainesville, and the people
are glad.
The EAst Fad. where many people
OF wealth have been accommodating
their money In real estate and build
ing fne houses, has been little slow
recently, and have permitted their
friends With lees money 90 purchass
property and commence the boom"
on the other side However, the Fe'
cult will prove fruitful not only TO
those whs are b0iIding. bat TO the city
40 we'll. aud u will not be loug before
Gainesville. with all her improvements
and the IhtouRh schedule By she A.
lantie Coast LINE, wili prove one Of
the beet eltIss In Florida,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

JE. and II. l. Stokes OF Micanopy
were among those who came to this
city on business yesterday.
ID. Weeks OF Lacrosse was In the
city yesterday on busipe" with Cap.
tain W. D. Dickinson, tai collector
Senator and Ms. H. II. MeCreary
returned yesterday from Atlantis,
whore they have been for the past few
days.
Elliott Waits OF Hawthorn was in
the city trading yesterday. Mr.. Waits
10 q prosperous merchant OF that thriv-
ing burg in the eastern section OF the
county.
The First NaItonal Bank was doing
business in their new quarters for the
frat time yesteFdAy. Everything 10
arranged a. nice a. artists eye could
suggest
Frank Drake Of 0cGla, who 10 q val.
ned emplOys OF dhs W. N. Camp
Phosphate Company, was In the city
yesterday on business with Tax Coll
leetoF Dlcklnsod.
1000 agents wanted. Only au-
thsntIc book on "san Francisco Ca.
lamity." Highest commission. 0oth'
free. The John q. Winston Co., 1908
h Arch 81 PHILADELPHIA, Pc.
w.R. Dreher OF MIeanopy Was 10
the city yesterday on HE way home
from . visit 10 HE con 10 Macon, 0a.
M. Drehsr having several hours 20 re-
main IN the city Wss kept buoy greeting
his many tfiends.
Wautsd-Man 70 work 10 SbstPact
office must be sober and have soms
knowledge OF the business steuoe'
raphsr preferred state salaTy expect
ed ! permanent position TO rIshs man.
~. l.. Jones. Arcadia, Fla.
Rev, Oliver faus, accompanied by
hls ehlldren, tWo little cons and Q
daughter, Of Sebastian. arrived In the
eIiy yesterday. sud for the nsH' iWo OF
three dAys zill Be guests OF TIE
formers brother. 7. J Faus.
The yOang people Of the MstAodIs'
church snjoyed gate pleasaat ssss'
tnR wIIh their friends a. the home
OF @. O. Toussy. conner Of ArssdoSdo
asd Masoais streets. fsLSay. the
oeaaslon being 0 poasd psStS.
wsssoa a Rathsssoea have made
eoasldaEAble lmpFovsmsuts 10 their
place Of business % the eass eide 81
tAs sqaaFs. TIE doos he's bees Oh
asssa. asw show-sssss lnssalIsd. as6
sumssoss Osher thisss dens 10 ed %
chs ssssasslsssess of he piass.
h r. O. Davis, STATE sesss Zoe the Fsg.
saoiss typeusisss, via hee1essStsss
N JashsoaviIis. was 10 ths eng yessss'
dsy 10 the Interest sf he ssasAiss.
Mr.. Davis has . sssss @aay @ssAises
Ia 0alssssiIIs. u tass thsfs az wess
Guy.s hslss 1asAisss 10 uss here than
anJ eshsF nasks.
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sha.s sn=asesssa eth ials<sviIis
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=. ll...n a. y nAlsalaaaA y saaa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
Stomach and Liver Trouble Cured.

Orino Laxative Fruit syEup cures
stomach and liver IFouble. ~ 10 aide
diaestloo and stimulates the liver aud
bowels without Irritating these organs
like pllls and ondlsa'y eathaTtiSs. IL
eusss IpdIgvstioa snd sick headache
aud ehtonlc constipation. orIno LaHa'
tive PrOIt syrup dOes NOS naossats %
grippe and IL mild and pleasant 20 take.
Rsiuss subItitutss. J. W, heCollum
a 90
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
A Lucky Postmistress

Il Mrs. Alexander OF Cary, Me-, who
has found Dr.. Kings New Life Pills TO
be the best remedy she ever tried for
keeping the stomach, liver and bowels
IN perfect order. You'll agree with
her II you try these painless purifiers
that iniuse new life. Guaranteed By
ell druggists. Price 2oc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

Big Snow storm In Maine.
Portland. Me-. April SEA heavy
snow storm prevailed over the greater
mart of this state Tuesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

WWtft'e TFHHINM ILL., - W ~
@@s@e.
Cone See Us sad Ssvs mosey
8. r. BROOKS,
iIs We'd Msas o. = FAsss ss&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-14
PITCHED BATTLE
AT WOMAN'S GRAVE
Divorced Husband Appears and At
tempts to Take Children
by Force.

Appleton, Wis, March 10.-As the
body Of Mrs. Warren Schotteish was
lowered into a grave at a country
ceTDetery at Welcome, her divorced
husbe-ad, Letter Young, IN company
with dozen friends, charged the
crowd Of m0urners in an effort to gain
possession of his two II and Is year
old children, who had made a home
with their mother.
The funeral ceremonies were stopped
while the mourners and attackers
participated in a battle. The father
captured the older child and was car
rying her off when police interfered
and delivered the children into the
custody Of Father Pelegrin. The case
will be brought here to determine
what disposition to make Of the chill
dron..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-14
TRACTION MEN KNOCKED OUT
Supreme Court Hits Them a Hard One
No Help for Powers.

Washington, March 13. = The SUI
preme court decided the Chicago trac-
ton case and practically stripped the
street railway people of every right
they claimed in the streets of that city.
The protection they thought given them
by the ninety -nine-year act'' of the
Illinois legislature is ripped off by the
decision and the roads are at the mer-
cy of Chicago.
Justices Brewer, Brown and McKen-
ma united in a dissenting opinion. One
of the attorneys in the case gives the
following as his Interpretation Of the
decision: ut holds that the acts of the
state of Illinois extending the lives of
the corporations to ninety-nine years
was constitutional, but did not oper-
ate to extend the respective contracts
for occupation of the streets. which
contracts had been expressly limited in
time by the municipal ordinances per
hitting the railways to occupy them"
Caleb Powers, thrice convicted BIZ
kentucky courts OF implication in the
assassination Of Governor G0ebel OF
that state, was refused relief by the
supreme court which declared against
It's own jurisdiction in the case. The
opinion severely criticised the methods
G. the Kentucky courts iii tile trials
ef Powers. but says his appeal is for
a writ of error when his case has been
passed upon by the highest Kentucky
eourt
Tie tobacco trust cases. involving
HE right Of witnesses to refrain from
tsstifying before federal grand juries
IN proceedings under the antitrust
law, were also decided by the supreme
sourt. The witnesses who refused to
testify lost the case, the court deciding
that they must testify. The same fate
net witnesses in the paper trust
eases originating in Wisconsin and
Minnesota, and they must now tell all
they know.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-14
SEVENTEEN MORE DEAD
They Add That Many Lives to Those
Who Were Lost in the French
Coal Pit Horror.

Paris, March 13.-An additional dis
aster following upon the terrible
calamity that befell the workers in the
coal mine at Courrieres on Saturday
has cast its shadow over the stricken
town. A party said to consist Of sew
enteen men who went into the mine
for the purpose of recovering the
bodies Of those who persisted on Sat
urday lost their lives in the undertake
ing. They had descended in spite Of
the recognized danger Of the attempt
and in the face Of the engineers warn
ings against making a further effort.
A gang Of twenty-five Westphalian
miners, who, it is believed, were sent
to Courrieres at the express desire of
Emperor William, has arrived with
special salvage apparatus, but no fur
Their work will be permitted until the
mines are cleared of gases, which it is
expected will take forty-eight hours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1906-03-14
.DOINGS IN Wisconsin
Matters of General Interest 50
Our Readers Reported
by Telegraph.
PRINCIPAL EVLGTs CT A 1gAEB
State Items Received from Various
Sources for the Benefit Of
Our Readers.

Racine, Wis, March 8.-Senator
Frear Of the legislative insurance in
vest1gating committee, who was here,
said that in view of the fact he was
advised the Wisconsin Life company
Of Madison, which recently has been
investigated, was sending out marked
copies Of paper in reference to the
investigation which might tend to de-
ceive the public, he would say that a
preliminary report had been sent to
Governor Davidson.
In this report the committee says
that it was deemed best to submit the
stcnographic report of the investigation
at that time in order that the governor
might take such early action thereon
as he deemed necessary. 1t is in
ferred from this that the committee
expects Governor Davidson to act in
the matter, though on this Senator
Frear had nothing to say.