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Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
CALLED TO THE BEDSIDE
OF FATHER IN MISSOURI

Rev. A. w Henderson, who was the
guest OF his sister in Pueblo for
Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday, re-
ceived telegram while in that city
announcing the serious Illness OF his
ather. W. T. Henderson. at Morrison
Vile. Missouri, in consequence of an
attack of paralysis.
A second message was received this
morning stating that the condition of
the unfortunate man was critical. and
Rev. Henderson left at noon for his
bedside.
Mr.. Henderson sr. Is S. years of
age and has always been strong.
healthy man. He has given very
close attention to business matters
during the last few months. and It is
believed that paralysis was brought
on by overwork.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
4 GROSS IMPOSITION
ON ALL OUR CITIZENS

For some time ii has been very evi-
Company was pursuing a very indif-
ferent and arbitrary policy towards
its Canon City patrons, perhaps from
the fact that they dared to complain,
and Notwithstanding the many pro-
tests that have been raised, the COM
pany has continued to see fit to abb
solutely ignore them all
Sunday, telegram was received
here by the operator at S:35 in the
morning, addressed TO C. W. Talbot,
whose name appears both in the city
and telephone directories, informing
him that his uncle, Jansen Talbot,
had just died at ST Mary's hospital.
Pueblo, and an inquiry from the un-
dertaking firm of West Bros. & Whiten
as to what to do with the remains.
Monday morning about nine o'clock
Mr. Talbot telephoned from here to
the hospital inquiring about his un-
cle's condition, and was shocked upon
pCihS shdl hC hdd 0lcu lAC
morning before and that the body had
been removed to an undertaker's es-
tablishment-
Mr.. Talbot then called at the West
ern Union Telegraph office to inquire
if any message had been received for
him, but before he could ask any
questions the operator handed him
the referred to message, which had
been laying in the office over twenty
four hours. and when pressed for an
explanation as to the cause of delay.
the operator simply refused to make
any answer.
In other words. the Western Union
Telegraph Company feel too big and
important to make any explanations.
especially if the message is prepaid.
However, if sent collect no doubt the
company would have made the deliv-
cry at once rather than take any
chances on losing the money.
Surely the people Of Canon City are
entitled to some consideration from
this heartless corporation.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
Some People Oppose
Water Bond Issue

In order to decide whether IL is
best for the taxpayers OF this city TO
vote for or against the pending pro-
position. the undersigned submit the
following for your careful consldera-
ton
II is conceded we are all actuated
by the best interests of the general
public. There was a general desire
that the Council should make thor
ough examination OF the sources of
supply and report their conclusions.
Mayor Coulter and others OF the coun-
ell have made their statement They
have expended ou, of the Water De
partment fund s25.oI5.e6 In purchaa-
ing ranches. water rights. engineer
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

Refunding Bonds, $4,000. bearing Az
per cent being $500 per year.
sewer Bonds. sss.ooo. bearing per
cent, being 81 $50 per year.
District No Sidewalk Improvement
Bonds. 31s.s0o. bearing 6 per cent,
being 31,lzs per year.
District Nos. 2, and Sidewalk I'm
provement Bonds, s75.25o, bearing
per cent, being s3,7e2.50 per year.
School Bonds. $4,000, estimated 20
per cent outside limits of city
leaves s44.soo. bearing per cent,
being $3.50 per year
Making a total Indebtedness of $271.-
$50. with interest charges of sl4,5S0.-
SO per year, to which 1t is proposed
10 add 100000, making a total of
s67l $50, being $3.50 more than one
half OF our total assessed valuation.
Total annual interest we will have
to pay s34.5so.50. VIII not the incu-
bus of such debt. with our other
taxes, drive away more prospective
| purchasers than the proposed change
in the water supply will bring to us p?
When we are now taxed to the limit,
- press this question. The lands and
water rights secured will keep.
Now as 10 some of the methods for
Improving our water supply without
resorting to issuing bonds. when we
already have more out than any
town OF our size should have
/ The state penitentiary has less than
a thousand feet of subterranean work
along the river and have had an abun-
dant supply of clear water for years
We can greatly improve on their sys-
TEN by extending further into the
canyon, into the granite.
Our settling basins have been a
great help. and II we had more OF
them. SO that water need not be turn
ed into them directly after storms,
our summer supply OF water would
be much improved, in particular II
we join In with Salida and stop the
pollution OF the water by the Granite
fiume. It was noticed last summer
that for several days after heavy
storms. when people were not sprink-
ling. that the water was good, but
that in a few days. soon as It began
to dry OF and the sprinklers started
and used forty per cent OF the water
pumped. that the settling basins coul
not furnish sufiicfent clear water, l.
100000 to 100000 gallons per day.
Some suggest that higher tax for
sprinkling. 70 a. to force people to
put their lawns and gardens under
our excellent gravity bitches that they
would have better lawns and We bot
tar water for domestic uss.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

ing and incidental expenses connected
with the system proposed land 1t is
said $4,000 to $4,000 additional have
been contractedl. On November 27th.
there was s962.o0 left In the Water
Department fund. II is no disparage-
ment of their efforts that We now de-
bate the question. The Mayor fairly
says that the financial situation is
now the issue Let us now first con-
slider that
Cur valuation is approximately ST.
325.0oo The bonded Indebtedness of
our city OF every part and nature is
as follows:
Water Bonds. 100000. bearing 6 per
cert. being $500 per year
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
MEMBERS OF B. A. 7.
HAVE OYSTER SUPPER

The members of Canon Homestead,
No. 12S, had an interesting meeting
Friday night which eliminated in an
oyster supper and a dance.
At the close of the usual business
session, during which seven candid
ates were initiated, an excellent en-
tertainment was rendered.
The Yoeman lodge has grown rap
idly here during the last year or two
and is numerically one of the strong
est fraternal orders in the city.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
COUNCIL. BUYS WATER
RIGHTS ON COTTONWOOD

Alderman u. S. Okey. from the wa
ter committee, reported to the City
Council Monday night that he had
completed the purchase of the tracts
of land and water rights belonging
thereto on Cottonwood Creek which
he was commissioned to do by the
Council at a previous meeting of that
body. Accompanying the report was
deed for the William Sacks tract of
land. the Charles Kasse tract and the
NJ j. Bay tract, together with the
water rights belonging to them.
He further reported that he had
executed and placed in escrow with
the Fremont County National Bank,
to be delivered to the city on or before
December 3rd, 1907, when the city is
to pay him, or TO deposit to his credit
In the said bank the sum of s2,S00
for the William Smith tract of land,
the l.. s. Perry tract and the Rebecca
Baker tract of land.
The report also says that adeed for
the Frank Smith tract of land and
water rights has been executed to the
city and deposited in the Fremont
County National Bank to be delivered
to the city when the said Frank Smith
perfects his title to said land and
when it is so delivered TO the city a
ak,a f1r o uv1i oh To h0ld in,
crow in said bank, is to be delivered
to the said Frank Smith in payment
for said land and the water rights
belonging to them
A resolution was adopted at the in
stance of the water committee auth
orizing the mayor and city clerk to
sign and execute a contract with the
Santa Fe railway company to supply
the company with water for the use
of its locomotives from January 1st,
1907, to January 1st, 1908, the said
contract to be in effect the same as
the one now in force, which is at the
rate of fifteen dollars a month.
A resolution was adopted instruct
ing the mayor and city clerk to exc
cute to w. H Dozier and c. J. Fred
rickson two promissory notes of the
city for four hundred dollars each in
payment for the tract of land recently
purchased from them for use as a
city dumping ground. One of the
notes alluded TO are to be payable in
one year and the other in two years
from the date of the deed conveying
the property to the city. The notes
bear interest at the rate of six per
cent, payable at maturity.
Mayor Coulter reported that a res
training order to prevent the city
from paying attorneys fees to Geo.
d. Williams of Salida in defense of
the alleged raiders on the Canon City
Labor Club Sunday morning, July 1st
1906. had been served on him.
On motion the Council decided to
defend the action when the case came
up for hearing.
The billiard and pool bond of NJ. A
Tribble, with John ID. Lloyd and Thos.
D. Wood as sureues, was read and
approved.
The monthly bills in the various
funds were read and approved. after
which the Council adjourned
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
LIKED OUR FAMOUS
SKYLINE DRIVE

Chas E. Cast, of Pueblo, one of the
oremost attorneys at law in Colorado.
was a visitor in town this morning
nd was taken by Capt. B. B. Rocka-
elbow for drive oveer the Skyline
boulevard
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

Mr. Cast. who has travelled much
abroad, was delighted with the ex-
will compare more than favorably
for scenic beauty with the most fam
GUS roadways in the Alps of Switzer-
land
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06
MISS LELAH RISNER'S
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY

Miss Lelah Risner celebrated her
six O'Clock dinner last Saturday after
noon at which there were fifteen
guests present The menu was
served in three courses and was de-
licious. Mrs. W. f, Reynolds assisted
in serving the refreshments.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

Misses Geneva and lone Huntoon
entertained the members OF the high
school basketball and football teams
At q four course dinner At the family
home on East Main street Friday
night.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-06

Tell the people through The Daily
Record what you know about the pure
water supply question.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
Sil's Soar' uno gart.5arbemit.
tel, idllunrj uocr braun, 50c.
Sin rcpn6lifanildles 1nbilGmm.
glattc Soni.

Y6ilooelpbin, H. Slmi =
,Sn Ser nWulicol 6ltnO Sail" 100 oic
republitoniidc Ynrtei ant IL. Suui
1856 ibrcn eriteu gtdtional GonOent
bieIt, mclher 6rcmont lmO 0npton
ais grGIiOentidoitS 9unOiouten no'
nlinirte, mllr0c bcllte oie 8eicr 0eS
so. SaGrcStngcS Ocs GrcigniiieS be-
gonnen, Die 6eicr ioa pier Gage
oauern mo HepubIifnncr aus dllcn
Gnn0estbeiIen iin0 oaju eingetroffen.
@ouuerneur BennDpudcr Iitbrte Den
8oriib. Die bcltigrn 8erbnnOlun.
gen mnrrn 6ultptiddIid) Sobreoen altf
0aS gIn0cnfen gbr1bam 2incoln'S
gepi0mct 'Sprcdler Cannon uno
SobontsiefretGr S6ap. ncIde beltte
9ieocn bnItrn Iollten, pnren pom @r.
i6cinen a6gebaItcn iuoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18

miniltcr @ruf 2(pponDi Oic NtitAlicbcr
Ocr GoulItipn9purtci 5un gtnd)gcbcn
lmgcItimmt rnO crrcitlt, 0uB tic BON
i6rCm EuL @plutbpmSfi'S Sttr5
bcrbci5lIiibrcn uorl0uliA 9lbltmG
ncbmcn merOcn, Dies lit 0cn bciocn
un0oriihcn Dtiniitcrn in eritcr &inie
NIT Dem SiuuciS 0nrouf gehngcn,
NoB WoIuhom9ti'S 9tildtritt Die &u0c
noIlltGnOig 5lueiiclboit loilcn miiroe,
lm0 lic nid)t sic QcrinQitc @Cluibbcit
Dottcn, oub icin 9todioINcr Ocn lin.
gorn ircltnolibCr Qciinnt icin luiirOc.
Gie ln1oriidc Delegation miro lid
nunmcbr namit bcgniiacn, in Der
Wtontogalitun0 Die Eolitif oe5 Gjro-
len bon @oIIrNolu8fi itbori 3u friti-
liren, lie miro o6cr fiir Den Gtat Oc$
NuSlu0rti0Cn 9Imtc5 itinln1en.
&m GiufInnA nit 0icicn @ei6Iill
icn Itcbt Die Niclolrng OeS y5rclnocn'
blatt" Oob @rof bon @olubomSti
lcinC 0cnliiiion ais Wtinilter ocS 9IuS,
mdrtigcn 5n 9cbcl bcoblicbtigt.
GcutiH ucrp0nt.
@tem H. Sluli, - Ger ReidSs
9ric0Sminitcr 6cIo3cugnciiter Git
Ter BON Eitrcitb bat Iicb ocn crnItcn
l(mulIlcn ocr lmgurn 5uAc}ogen. \Su
hcr Situng OeS S5CercS @IusiduiirS
critottctc Der Wiiuiitcr icin Gcfcrat in
ncutlbcr Sprod)c. Cos ginQ Dem
GcIcNatcn @ruicH 3i6N ui0cr 0cn
Strih uno cr ucrIungtc mtcr bciti
gen SIuafGllcn Ncgcn Den W}iniitcr,
Oob 0icIer in Der un0orii1eu Gclcs
Cation lmgoriid iprchcn ioQtc.
2uCgCr mad 9Ufurcit.
@ien, II, Sllni - Gir @criubc,
Den @icner Niirgcrmciitcr Or. Cue
ger an iciner 9iciic nod 8u0apcIt
5lun 9eilld Der 0ortigen 9Iu9iteIllmg
5rI pcrbinocrn, IinO fc6lgcihluQen.
Scin gfeiicproicrt Bat Or. 2ucNcr
au3geiii6rt, babel bic 9criibrunQ bon
>uguriidcm @cbiet ircilid bernie
ocn. llntcrlucgS bot cr un pcritic.
ocncn Ortcn ontiicnitii6C un0 unti-
mogDoriIhc 9teOcn 8cboltcn.
0urfte ntdt Ion0er.
Sofio Yulguricn II. Suni -
WlIgr 9fcopbploS, lucIder pom Yo4
triordot GpnltautinopcrS gum gric
fiidcu O}Gtropolitdr bon 8arno cts
nonnt murbc, trof 9eitcrn in Torno
Gin Oltritc abcr oui 9cicbl Der bul
goriihcn hegicrlmg Ou9 S6ifi niht
oerIolicn ucil OnS Entrinr6ot Die
Grncnnlug niht Der @cnebmiRlml
Der bltlaariiben 9icgicrlmg uutcrbrci
tct Duttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
9lellll'S
S(Ijuue|e( Self,

bic iic budI cmpfublcu baben, rcpra.
ICntirt Sdjiucfrl in eincr Icrbin6ang,
bic frci nun beiirn nadDtbeiligeu
GiacnidIaftcn 1T, nmb beiOnbers fir
OHS Sao uno bic SUilrttrn pniicno lit.
@cnn i'm gaO rcgelmGkie init Hei.
bnng glbcnoS uno WiorBcns bcnntt,
iuirb iic bic Saut in fnr5er 3cit bon
llnrcinbcitcn nnb 1cttigfeit bcfrcicn.
Hcibnn9cn init cincm rnnben Sanb-
tndJ OOr Ocm 8C6randJ Der Seiie bilft
in Ocrcn &irfung, bic Eoren 81 off
ncn nnb cr5cn9t Gin 9eidlmcioiges,
icitcS SlciId nno cinr Wic Ntlaf
glattc Snni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
Bonn 9libe cridllagcn.
&cbenSucrllit bel cinelH @cluittcr. |
Ihiru in Hodc1tcr. - 9unIrcgm0
i'm lScnccu Yarf.

Ihrm in Hodcltcr. -- glltIrcgunf
I'M IScncco Farf.
u d e it cr. R-D, II. Suli. 49,
Sin iurdtbarcr @omitterItltrm, uci
der DcItcrn ii6cr 9iohcitcr nicOcr
gina iorOcrte 5lpei Dtcnihencbcm
Tnuicnoe bon Mcnihcn, iueldc iid
inn oScnccn Yort" uergniigtcn
fliitbteten bci'm guiSbrif GcS Ghr,
mes in ocn aroBcn Fnpillon. inter
ibnrn George 6. Widimnn, Elm pro
mincntcr 9Inunlt un0 Folitifcr Scr
ErobibitionSpurtci 0icics GoilntnS.
ISn 0cn 9Irmcn trug er leinen bier.
irbrigcn So6n. 9tIs er cbcn bic sun
Yduillon iiibrcu0e Sreppc errcidtc,
flt6r Elm bIcnOcn6cr 9libItrabl, be.
gleitet bon cincm fiird)terlid)en Con.
nerihIo0, bcrnic0cr. WliQimun ionf.
0oS ain0 nod INNER in ben glrmcn.
nm. Stillc bcrrIdt einen glugenblid.
glucS mar bctdubt bon 6cm @citcr.
i6lag. 9tI5 Die 2eilte lpieoer balbs
megS 5u iih fomcn. trug rnn O}ili
man in 0en Fnuillon ais 2ride.
Der bittcrlidJ Weiucnoe anobe mar
unucricbrt gcbIirbcn. giidt mcii bon
Dem ShaupIob ocS 9libi6lo0cs be-
fanocn iid 6ic Satin uno Die ijbri.
gcn M}itQIic0cr Scr Samilie D}iQL
mon Sbr Sdntncr mar iinbcidrcib.
lid. Gincn 2llgenblid idien elm
Vanif uuuerrnciolidj, oo6 geIang Is
ocn Eurfpoli}iiten, Die gIngIt Ger
Srauen nnO ainOer 5il 6eiGmidtiNcH.
2nnge nod judtcn belle glibe iibcr
oen Borf unO Die Stobt bin.
lln0ci0br nm biciel9c 3eit ior0ertc
ser Sturnl cine 3lueiteS Spfer an oer
9iioerii0c }lpcnue. Gort tuurOe Der
9nuidrcincr @rn. SeilfD, ludbrenO
or nit mcbreren 2lnoeren an eincn
,Safmcrf Scbduoe arbcitete, pom
9lib 0etroiirn ltnO augenblidli6 ge.
t0otet. 3luci ot0ere 9lrbeiter lpilrOcu
All NoOcn acidlctoert lno betdu6t,
ie0od) nidt crbc6li6 oerlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18

0crt Mcnithcn 0ct00tct oOcr Der.
lett
&ictorio @..G., II. Suni.
9io6ri6tcn per GompIcr n(ortor"
crQcben DAB Wonlanor NhtcI, Scr
r0niib fotboliiGe NiirDoi uon Seoul,
Gorco, pon iopolriihm SolOotcn bru,
tai miBbonoclt lporocn lit. IS cr.
bcut ooB cine Shour ioponiihrr
Sol00tcn ludjcn0 nuO ruud)cn0 in
Oic Mutbc0rulc trnt mo Den guttCas
0ienlt Ourh ibr ldrmcHOcS @etrogcn
ltortc. Ger Viitbnf nd6crtc lid, 0cn
WGWtcrn lIno crthtc lic, iih cnt
wcOcr onit0nbig SIT bcncbmcn oocr
oaS @cb1lloe 5lr berIulicn. 0urouis
Din DerIebtc Ciner Der ISupuner bent
@ciitlicbcn cinen pu6tigcn 5auIt.
idloa ms @cli6t @cnoormcn murs
Den 81 8iilfc gerllicn un0 uCrbuftetcn
Die Hauiboloc, mpraui Der Yilhoi
Ocu untcr6rodcnen @ottcaOicnIt fort
icttc
3lpiidcn &uBlunO uno Sopon iino
Strcitigfcitcn iiber Die GrncnmlnQ
oeS &rn Elotcon sum rtIiiihcn @c.
ucrnltoniul iiir 6oreo mtitonocn.
NuBIan0 bcballptct, OoB Der &uiicr
Upn Goreo ono grequahr ju untcr.
}cidncn babe, lu16rGuo Iapan oieie
gciuglrib fir ben @iifaoo bean.
Iprubts
Gic juponiidC Rcgierlmq miro
0tnnGhlt 0oluO ais 5rciboien croft.
nClJ unt 0cn &unOCl Der Wun0ihurCi
bon 9in0tom ob5uIcufcu. 9tulliidle
2mlileutc III &loOinoItof orGngen ulIf
Die Gr6iiuung oiricS 6ufcn9.
Sine @rncucrlmg 0c3 @orcr. unC
9anOitcn-llulpcicuS miro ans Der.
idie0cncn WcgcnOen ltoro Gbinu'3
acncl0et. Sm 2Imtr Giitrift Iino
mcbrerc dinclid)c 9eontcn crnoroct
iuorbcn. ,Sn Der WtonoIburci bicltcn
9anoiten cincn 3uG an mo bcrou5'
ten Die Fniioaicrc nm ibre @crt6s
iocbcn. Die Snponer i6idcn jcbt
8uhcn olIf oacn 3iigcn nit.
9c5ii0lidJ Oc5 2IuiItonoS in GorCa
miro mitgctbcilt, OoB Die SSoponcr Die
Gborc Der Stoot 6ongil in Die 2uit
0eiprcngt unO Oic Stu0t eingcnom,
men boben. 6iinibunocrt SnilrQens
ten, luelde 0cn Srt pertbeioiNten,
gchIogcn uno ibr 6iIbrct
0iingdDongiit ioWie picle icincr
bnilptiG6lidcn 2lnbdngcr gct0otct
GicrSoponer bcnuBcn ocn llmiton0.
bnB Die corcanii6en Sruppcn ocn
9luilton0 nidt lcl6it lnteroriidtcrl,
BUR St0rtltng lbrcr politilhcn Stcls
lung in Gorcu llno ld)iGcn pcitcre
StrcitfrGftc oortbin ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
3u bieI unb 5u mcnig
8oiICrin e hiQi.

Ycfinn H. ,ulni. - @1brcn0
Der norolid)e G6eil Der Yrouin5 G6i
81 Die i6lirumItc Giirrc felt 1900
olrrdmlodyt lit ser iiiblihe 1Gril IN
6olqe onboItcn0cr, idlucrer Negen.
giiiie iiberidmCmmt. Gie Sunfnlu.
Rcfing,0Gor lit ollf cine Strcdc pou
30 Weilen 3erit0rt uno felt lcttcn
6rritog aubcr Nctricb gle6nlid1c 3u.
Itdnoe berrihCn nltf mcbrcren fleine.
ren Strden ser 2inie unter6olb
S6cntinfu. Qic Ncpurotur Der Clinic
miro mcbrcrc Nodlei in glnipru6
ncbmen.
g dredlidc aato itrop + G
uuf Scr Gbinefiiden
Dit Nobn.
@toDiupitof II. SSnni. = Gin
Rerionen5ug Der GIineiiidcn Sit.
Na6n cntgIciItc bcutc bel Der Stotion
grogronitihrni Gtpa 100 1teniden
lplir0clt gcto0tCt oQrr oerleBt.
q . IN Of om5ff5 Stur5 abqc.
mcn0ct.
@ien, II. 3mti - Ger in Der
lingariiden Id,lotion berouf3ic.
benoe Sturm. wcifer ben MiniIter
oes slusp1rtigcn @raien BON 90.
ludolpsfi ans Sem Pint binipegsn.
feecn orobte, lit 5cidporen lporben.
Mit 9sotb lno D}i5c 9a6er Scr Yrr.
inier Ir. g9eferie uno Der Sfnltus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
GrirfDn stnte ucuc sua.@rprcbDuotr
pSurb Baltimore" nno gEcm" nodl
fhilnnrlnhin.

SGatidl nnb sUuntaaS, 9 llBr Wiorcrne. bon
gigDt4 nilo Rruil Sirnbe. ballcn III 9Citcrtun,
Snun Yulnt, @io.. lulO SBeitcr, Ia, an; gIns
LIMIT In Bbilaocp6i0 eitpu ubr YlbennS.
oie 0ieS lpinbCr, ionncn nnb SbcupcufesGiiO
pocr Neicrlpn gebeH unb nit Dem NiidiNbris
Yoni Geimlcbrrn nit gtnilulit gcGcn 9 llbr
pbin Sf5O. Aunorcife (l6 1naC) nuf Dem
Inp. Uhcr Nahtbuoie sur Riilubrt giliig,
S2.50, oOcr Ridinbri nit 6cr u X 8. Vubn
Go Idne) $3.50. 9ireite NlGcie nuh etiiantr
GitD, Gnpr Wal, 2ong Brand, Ncburn Yurf,
Iclu.gIori, Nlbnnb, SYOH, Sarntnnn, NcWport,
Bridgeport, Heps0nOcn, Surtlano, Wir., uno
n6r0lihen @'uHlten. Unbl8citcH SOC. Nndbls
tags uitsgCuulnmeiD, Nitcic 8nm Ncrtuui I'M
lnrenm lilo glihaugb's Uidn ihrcibC fnr
Sibrer Clarence Sbriucr 9tnent y,r 20l,
HiabtsStrnGc. (SuHil2, ,lAtilb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
SSoQllt.

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mohIcnc) lcibrn an bOirn S6rperiGf-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
Sitallatiibc Seri6tc.
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lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-18
Baltimore & Ohio
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-26

Read the Argus for the news.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-26

NOTICE FOR PUsLIcATIoN.-De
partment Of the Interior, Land OF.
fee, at Lewistown, Montana, Octob-
er rs, 1906
Notice is hereby given that
THOMAS s. FROST,
of Fergus county, Montana, has filed
notice Of his intention to make final
five year proof in support Of his claim,
viz: Homestead entry No. 249O made
September 8, 1901, for the e1a nwh,
sh neA, sec 8, tip IA n, 81 e, Mont.
p. NJ, and that said proof will be made
before the register and receiver, DIT
Lewistown, Montana, on Thursday,
December 6. 1906.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of, the land, viz:
Joseph Finn, Merlyn w. Bromwell,
Herbert Wynn, Edward Aiken, all of
Forest Grove, Mont.
G. E. McKOIN, Register.
First publication October 26.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-26

be payable in ten years and redeem
able in five years from the date there
Of. and to be issued for the purpose
of building school house in said dis
trict and furnishing the same. said
bond to be dated November list, 1906,
interest and principal payable in gold
coin of the United States or its equiv
alent.
Proposals should be addressed to
Laura d. Nave. Clerk, Lewistown,
Montana" and marked, proposals
for bonds"
The board of trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
BY B. B. REID, Chairman.
Attest: LAURA D. NAVE. Clerk.