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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
,rorGcE OF ANNuAL aEETING

The Annual Meeting of the stockholders Of
the Gloucester and Salem Turnpike Company.
will be held at the office of the Company, No.1l0
South Broad Street, Woodbury., j., on Satur
day, June l. 1907, at 10 o'clock a. M. for the pur
pose of electing Board of Directors, the receiv-
ing and acting upon the reports of the officers,
ard for the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
JOSEPH ]. SUNIMERILL.
Nav 90 1907 Secretary.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30

Anna Abbott and Joseph B Livezey, exc
cutors Of she estate OF Furman Abbott, deceased,
by direction Of the Surrogate of the County of
Gloucester, hereby gives notice to the creditors,
of the said Furman Abbott. deceased, to bring
In their debts, claims and demands against the
estate Of the said decedent, under oath or affir-
nation, within ninc months from this date, or
they will be forever barred Of any action there
Tor against the said Executors.
ANNA ABBOTT
JOSEPH B. LIVEZEY,
Dated May 18th, 1907. Executors.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30

The subscriber is agent for the famous Olds
Gasoline Engines and has one in stock to dem.
onstrate at any time. Come and see it.
1T. HAINES,
Il-s-o6-tf Clarksboro. N ],
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
public Sale
Household Goods
viii be sold at public sale. on
Saturday, June lst, 1907
DAVID o. WATKINS
Counselor-at-Law
Woodbury., New Jersey

at the residence of A. e. Budd, on Hessian ave-,
North woodbury. all the following described
! household goods, viz
bedroom suits, | folding bed wash bowls,
sideboard, sewing machine, hall rack, extern,
sion table, small tables, dining room chairs and
rocking chairs pair lace curtains, ~ pair bed
carpets. SO yds Administer, 40 yds. velvet. Sc yds
Brussels and stair carpet, tubs, clothes wrlnger
knives, forks, dishes, kitchen utensils, ana
MANY other articles too numerous to mention.
These goods are all in good order, mostly
new and sold because have no use for them
Sale will begin at 80 o'clock, sharp
TyONDITTONS. which will be liberal, made
known at sale. CHAS. 3. fLAEl-
J. A. Brown, Auct.
Ernest Redfeld, Clerk.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
SCHOOL TEACHERS WANTED.

At Gibbstown school, two (2) teachers for
Principal and intermediate rooms, an prefer
ed for Principal. Address all communications
to JOHN s. JOHNSON,
5~16-,e7-tf. District Clerk,
Gibbstown N j.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
EOR SALE.
STOCKHOLDERS MELTING.

Eglington Cemetery Company will be held in
the Office of the Company, in Clarksboro, N. j..
on Saturday June lst, 1907 at $50 O'Clock q. M,
for the purpose of electing Board OF Directors
for the ensuing year, and such other business as
may come regularly before them:
L. g. SICKLER,
5-2307-2t. Sec'y.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
FoR SALE.

80 thoroughbred and grade Gernsey cows and
heifers My own raising Apply
I. e. BEAKLEY,
Sic OFF. Chews Landing
on the Brewer farm.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
NOTICE.
EOK SALE.

new buggy, road cart two new Walter
A. Wood horse rakes, two new Leroy plows and
/ new Hallock weeder with seeder attachment,
all complete On the James Jessup farm.
MRS. CARRIE s. WALKER,
516-'o7-at. Mullica Hill, N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30

Farm of IS acres situate one mile from Proc
pect Station, on road leading to Swedesboro.
improvements are az room house, barn with
stalls. chicken houses, etc Immediate pos
session. Apply at once to
JOHN F. TRUITT,
3-2S-tf. Bridgeport, N. J.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
FOR SALE

A small farm OF 5 acres-with 5 room dwell
ing-situate on road leading from Prospect
Station to Swedesboro. Adjoining lands Of J P
Justice Apply to JOHN F. TRUITT,
3-l4.tf Bridgeport, N. 5.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-30
NLD's GASOLINE ENGINE.

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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15
MISTERl0S0 HALLAZG0 DE UNA
SlLLA Y CANA.
Hay IndicaciOues de que su DuenO Pue
de Haber Side AsesinadO.

Con fecha del corriente nos escri.
bee nuestro buen amigo Don Domingo
Macs. del Rancho de la Campana. i'm
fOrmdndonos que el dia 8 deseste,
Frank johnson, mayordomo del ca
rrO del rodeo So encontr0 una silla dc
montar y un equipale de CANA el cual
COnsiste de los siguientes articulOs:
un colchOncit0 como de cuatro pies Y
medic con funda de rayadillo colora-
do; un zarape Navajo, del valor de
$1,000 4 $1,000, una maletn do mya-
dillo azul con bastante ropa; entire es-
"a, camisas dc No. 16l; un cOstalito
con ropa el eual tiene Ia marco oe Las
Vegas Rollar Mill; una almohada con
funda colorado y una colcha bastante
usada, In silla est6 casi nueva, no
tiene marca de fabrica pero en- el tar
polio tiene este ferro All. Sc halo
lomismo que cuando la tiran del ca
hallo Y Sc cree que estuvo mucho
tempo allf pues el sacate que habia
debajo estaba seco y blanco,
Al juzgar por las circunstancias no
seria remote que el dueno de los arti-
culos fuera asesinad0 y que el cada-
yer fuera oeultado por su aseslno.
rs possible que con Ia description que
publicamos arriba, de los articulos, sc
pueda saber qui6n era el dueho de
ellos y Sc hagan las pesquizas para
encontrarlo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15


A una hora temprana, Ia mahana
del Martes dc la semana pasada, en-
San Antonio, condado de s0corFo, un
Romualdo Dominguez mat0 de un
tiro de revolver, calibre 40, a Manuel
Nalenzuela.
Segun datos que hemos podid0 re-
coger, los dos individuos menci0na-
dos habfan estado bebiend0 lunto con
otros c0mpaleros duante la noche,
sucitandose durante la borRchera una
rifa entire Dominguez Y un compaile-
70 del flnado en que Don1jnguez dis
paro dos tiros 4 su uftag4aLSa, pero
sin tOcarlo. Despues, 4 la hora indi-
.cada, Dominguez Sc puso en- asecho al
lado exterior de la puerta de la canti-
ma de Jacobo Armijo, y al salir Va
lenzuela de la cantina aquel le dispa-
70 tres tiros en- succession alcanzdndole
un0 de ell0s al corazon Y matdndolo
en- el acto. I'll finado iba armada de
un rife Winchester, pero Dominguez
no lie di6 oportunidad para que 10
usara.
III matador Sc entreg6 4 la autori-
dad en- seguida y alega que cometi0
ell homicidio en- defensa propia, Res
pondiendo a la pregunta en- cuanto q
su motive para ponerse en- asecho de
su vfctima, respondi6 que n saba
que Valenzuela estaba armada y que
habia amenazad0 de matarlo donde
quiera que 10 encontrara. Sc dice
que los dos hombres habian sido ami
gos intimos hasta que el intame llcor
divorci0 su amistad,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15
TrelfOrd MarcadO Para Ia Gillotina de
la Rueda.

DE que Ia pandilla tiene ya deere
tada Ia destitucion del superitendente
Trelford, de la penitenciaria terrific
rial, no puede haber Ia menor duda,
y no importa que Sc pruebe o que Sc
refute, el decreto de Ia gayila esta
va dadO,
Las circunstancias no demuestmn
otra cosa; apesar de la prdNhna llega-
da del gobernador regular, captain
Curry, 10 pandilla estd determlnada 4
que tome accion en- el asunto ell inte-
rino, en- quien tienen implici-
Ia coniianza, Para ell0s, la
mayor imprudencia seria tomar cham
zan con el gobernador Curry, pues to-
do indica que Curry, seguEa la via
de la reforma inaugurada por su pre-
decesor, y bajo tai espfritu Ia rueda
no tendria "show.n
La farsa ha sido referida para su
Investigation" al notorio Duque de
Mora.
La acusaciOn contra el superinten-
dento Trelford, cOntiene la alegaeion
que en- una vez un presidiari0 rebel
de fu6 puesto'en In zelda oscura con
las manos atadas arriba de Ia cabeza
con el fin de traerlo q la obediencia
debe observar todo presidiario.
la farsa comenz0 el Jueves ante
Liberato Baca como notorio. III Liz
cenciado Hauna representa6 Trelford
Y Prichard 4 Ia Rueda, Es eosa se-
gura que para Ia semana enuante
cronicaremos la destitucion del homes
to empleado,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15
Uu JOven MuertO pOr un ChOque
ElectricO en- Ration.

Ration, JUNO o. Frank Pollfka,
de Is alos de edad, que habia estado
empleado en- 81 estab'o de Coin fu6
.muerto por Ia electricidad durante la
tempestad el Niernes al coger TN
alambre cargado. Poliflla, que dor.
mia en- el establo iunto con otro COM
panero, fue despertado por m terrifi-
co relampago Y cuando abri0 los oins
vic una llama que dimanaba de un
alambre quemado que Sc necia en- la
.mitad de Ia pieza. III alambre hacfa
connection con una luz que ordinaria-
mente Sc mantenia colgada 4 TN cha
vo Polifka cogi6 el alambre con in
tencion de impedif que prendiera fue-
60 4 Ia cltsa y fu6 muerto en- el acto
por el ehoque, quemandole los dedos
de Ia mauo derecha y un lado del
cuerp0.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15
La COrte de DistritO.

III Juez Mills pronunclo 81 Mi6rco.
les las sentencias 4 los reos que fueron
fallados culpables Q confesaron su
culpabilidad durante el termino, CO.
mo sigue
Dennis Hart, robo, tres aios; Ger6-
nimo Saavedra, asalto 10000 de null
ia; Donaciano Otero, asalto, 10000
de multa y los costos; Macario Leyba,
robo de reses, rs meses en- Ia peniten-
ciarfai VIM, Henderson, asalto con
armas, 10000 Y los costos; Juan
Gonzales, robo de caballos Is meses
en- Ia penitenciaria; Louis Brooks,
Arthur Mattey y James Smith, por
quebrar el sello de un caro- y robo,
a1os en- Ia penitenciaria cda uno;
Francisco Gonzales y Antonio Coma
les, rob0 en- Ia casa mercanti de Ro-
nero, 3 amos en- la penitenciarfa;
Earnest Harris, sodomia, un afio en-
10 penitenciarfa; Fancisco Padilla,
robo de reses, Is meses en- la peniten-
ciarfa; Juan Sanchez, robo de reses,
| ~ lleseo en- III penlWllclHflaj JOhn
Duffy, por re4istir un Official, 80 dias
en- de carcel y 10000 dc multa y los
costos; George X, Kami Z Isso Ke-
mura, robo ratero, Is meses en- Ia
penitenciaria; Osa Dennis, robo rate
70, 80 dias de cdrcel Alblno Mama.
mares, por asaltar 4 su esposa, seis
Imeses de carcel Peter Mitchell, robo,
dos ailos de penitenciaria pero su eau.
"a fu6 apelada q la corte suprena,
En- Ia causa de Francisco d. Padilla,
contra Sotero Bustos, apelacion de Ia
corte de Paz, el juicio fu6 afirmado
favor dc PadiIla. La causa era una
de entrada forzosa y retencion illegal
dc cierta propiedad .ituada en- La
placita del Llano,
En- Ia causa de Nontoya contra
Woodling Ia corte instruy0 al juradC
de preseutar un dict6men 4 favor de-
demandadO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15
0trO AsesinatO DebidO a la Bebida.

Dice "'lll Defensor del Pueblo, -
correspondence al Sabado pasado
III Domingo lltimo fu6 muerto de
TN balazo por otro mexicano, Pedro
Padllla cue trabajaba en- Benson, N.
NJ. Padiila y otrOs cinco meXicanos
Sc encontraban borrachos y Sc supone
que 4 causa de este, surgi0 entire ellos
una disputa que motive el homicidio.
A pesar de las gestiones que Sc han
hecho, no ha sido possible descubrir
al autor del crimen. Padilla era un
hombre como de 30 aiios de edad ha-
bta vivfdo largo tempo en- Benson y
deja 4 Ia viuda y dos nifos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15


Con intimo seIttimiento tenemos
que cr0nicar hoy la Iamentable de-
function del inteligente joven Fran
cisco +, Gonzales, luctuoso aconteci-
miento que ocurri0 en- dias pasados
en West Las Animas, Colorado,
habiendo sido el finado victima de
pulmonia. Francisco, ejerei0 por
varios afos Ia profession dc preceptor
de escuelas, pero 1ltimamente, en-
pleaba las vaeaciones trabalaudo en-
uno de los campos de Las Animas,
donde 10 ac0meti0 Ia enfermedad
que 10 arrebat0 al cariho de sus deu-
dos y dc sus amigos. Debido d Ia
Inconvenience de communication con
su familia, el cadaver recibi0 sepul-
tura en el lugar donde muri0, des-
pues de haberlo tenido por cuatro
dias procurando conducir la noticia
d su familia que vino 4 saber de su
muerte muchos dias despues, Fran
cisco era uno de los mejores amigos
dc esta redaCclon Y uno dc los mas
sinceros Y enthusiasts adherentes del
partido dem0crata; verdadero pa
triota en- tOdo el sentido de Ia pala-
bra, fel esposo y amoroso v cumpli-
do padre, y amigo leal y sincere. Le
s0breviyen Y lamentan su inesperada
separation su viuda, Doha Marcelina
dc Gonzales; tres nifios, Jose, dc l6
afios de edad y los otros pequehos, Y
dos hermanos, Teodoro v Juan b..
Gonzales. Que el Dios de Ia miseri-
cordia haya recibido su noble alma
entire sus escogidos y que mande el
debido conusuelo q sus apesarados
deudos,
Para el dia n dol c0rriente se
anuncia Ne presentaran ante el altar
para unir en- lazos de flores sus ma
nos y corazones, la hermasa sefiori-
Ia, Carolina Martinez y el indushio-
50 joven, Doroteo Martinez. Los fu-
turos e0nyuges pertenecen q dos de
las fanilias mas distinguidas del
condado de Colfax, sendo Ia novia
hila de Don Pablo Martinez, dc Mar
tinez, Y el novio, del Hon. Severino
Martinez, dc Black Lakes. la cere-
lmonia matrimonial deberd veriilcar-
Sc en- Ia residencia de la noyia el dia
indicado 4 las 10 de la mafiana, Y en-
seguida Sc dard una lucida reception
en- honor dc los futuros c0nyuges.
Esta redaccion, al antcipar sus pa
rabienes, antlcipa tambien sus deseos
pOr que los iuturOs esposos former
un hogar dlchoso.
| & rs con gusto especial Y orgullo que
haccmos hoy mencion honorable de
dos dc nuestrus inteligentes y apli-
cadas paisanims que forman partc
del grupo de giHdundas dc ia Acahe.
lmia dc san jose, dc Trinidad Colo,
al reconocer el recibo de una elegnuto
esqueh dondt 80 nos invita- 4 los ejer.
cicios que deberdn tener lugar ma.
fiana, dia 16 del corricnte. Las seno.
ritas Hisp4no-Apericanqs que rcj-
birNn Diplomas, SeHtge og'e mas,l sQs
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15

Mercedes Abeyta Y Alicia Macs,
hijas de dos distinguidos amigos
nuestros, Don Teodoro Abeyta Y
Don Tito Macs y de sus respectivas
esposas Anticipamos, tantO 4 las
NirtuoSas sehoritas, como sus hon
radios padres nuestros mas cordiales
pambienes por tan .honorifica dis
tinciOn.
Felipe Garcia, cue estuvo varios
dias en- Ia carcel. Por una acusacior.
en- que fallaron cOmpletamente las
pruebas nos suplica hagamos p0bliea
su gntitud d los carceleros por el
buen tratamiento que lie dispensaron
duante su encarcelamiento.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15
LAS VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo IS De JUNO DE 1907

Y preguntamos 4 nuestr0s eontemp0-
rlneos republicanos, jefes y votantes,
editores v q las masas en- general:
:Qu6 no Sc ruborizan de ser los ms
trumentos que han elevado q tai
monstruosidad nj puesto mas alto que
puede dar el Territorio?
81 no se averguenzan dc haberlo
hecho, 4 ustedes pertenecen los bene-
ficios Y Ia gloria que tai entidad CO.
mo esta lleva consigo!
Podrdn ustedes gloriarsc en- su in
mundicia, desvergiienza y corrup-
cion 81 esa es Ia materia que les trae
gloria Y lucro.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15
COrts de oycla,.

En- dias pasados SO extrayl6 do mis-
partidas do Las Cuevas una corta do
como 200 oveiBs, con la9 siguientes mar.
cas- Unna, orqueta q Ia derecha y bo.
cado por deaute IL izquierdai otras, or.
quota y bocado por deloute las dos ore,
jas. Dare una recompensa liberal por
information que guie al recobro de lac
'mismas Dirtjsnse q Miguel Baca, Las
Vegas, n M, 6.1s.4t
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1907-06-15

81 pregunta, sera una revelAcIon para
ustod paher cudntos sucumben las en-
fermedades dc los rinones y Ia vejiga en-
una forma 8 en- otra 81 oil psciente no
esta fusra del alcance medicinal, Foley a
Kiudey Cure 10 curara. Nupca engRha
De venta poT 10 Cruz RojS J D, 9,
sehaegeg
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-04
BIC SHOW FRIDAY;
PARADE IN MORNING

The great Sells-Floto shows will be
here Friday for the usual two exhibit
tions, rain or shine A grand free open
den pageant will parade the principal
streets in the morning and its gor-
geous beauty and cleanliness denotes
the prosperity of this famous show,
giving ample evidence that a praise
worthy program will follow in the big
tents.
TINE TABLE FOR SHOW DAY.
1890 a. m.-The parade will reach
the downtown district. 1t will march
through all the principal streets. All
teamsters and drivers are politely in
vited to cooperate with the circus
drivers to the end that a blockade Of
the streets may be prevented. 1t is
urged that they avoid the parade as
possible, and at all times have their
teams under control while the parade
is passing.
II a. m.-Opening of the annex de-
partments and tents at the show
grounds Free open air exhibitions.
D. m-Main entrance to the me-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-04
BUCHTEL'S PROMISE CAUSES
COMMOTION AT STATE HOUSE

Denver. July 3.-Never has a speech
been as popular among certain class
of Colorado citizens as was Governor
Buchtel's address at the state peni-
tentiary two weeks ago when he said
that he intended to grant one pardon
every holiday and one every time he
visited the penitentiary In addition to
those granted by the state board OF
pardons.
Since the governor made that MEM
orable address every prisoner has pro-
nounced him an. Al governor and will
perhaps support him at the next cleo
ton. and they have also written the
governor telling him what a good man
he 10 and signifed willingness to ac-
cept the Fourth Of July pardon. There
are something like $50 prisoners In the
penitentiary and the number OF letters
ON the governors desk will total ex-
actly with the count at the pen. TIE
strange part OF It IL that Governor
Buchtel IL in Ohio and Governor Har-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-04
DELEGATES were WELL PLEASED
WITH VISIT TO FORT COLLINS

The Fremont County delegates to
the first annual inspection of the
State Agricultural College and Ex-
pertmental Farm at Fort Collins re-
turned home few days ago greatly
pleased with the result of their visit
and with the delightful hospitality ex-
tended to them by the college authori-
ties and the people of Fort Collins
generally.
About one hundred delegates, repre-
senting twenty-four counties, made
the inspection, in addition to a num-
ber of other visitors, among whom
was Lieutenant-Govern Harper. The
party was given a complimentary band
concert on the college grounds and
were taken for drive about the city
under the direction of the mayor and
business men of Fort Collins. The
completeness of the college and the
thoroughness of its equipment for
training young men for scientific ag-
riculture was a revelation to the Wis
itors, and they brought away with
them broader and better ideas of it's
province and of its usefulness. The
work of the experimental farm, or
Collins, are among the very best in
the United States and were of special
interest to the visitors from Fremont
county
These model farms comprise a total
of 320 acres and are in II perfect state
of cultivation. The visitors were
shown over them by Profs Carlyle
and Oln and among other things of
interest saw the famous horse Car
men," from which the United States
government, under the direction of
Prof. Carlyle, expects to evolve the
coming coach horse of America. Car
men" was at one time driven on the
streets of Boston by Thomas Lawson
and was selected as the very best
type of the coach horse to be found
in the country
The visitors were also shown the
champion butter COW of America,
Jolly Johanna" which has a record
of twentyfour pounds of butter a
week. All stock on the model farm,
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs. etc, are
of the very best strains and are kept
in the pink of condition. Prof. Car
lyle believes that the farmers Of Col
orado should raise more hogs. which,
he says, could be made a profitable
branch of husbandry, particularly on
ranches where alfalfa is grown.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-04
RST NATIONAL BANK,
Canon City, Colorado

nagerie and show tent will be opened,
allowing one hour for viewing the an
imals before the main performance be-
gins. Grand promenade concert by the
bands.
p. m.-Regular performance be-
gins, with grand parade of animals,
actors, actresses, etc.
AIS D. m.-Concert begins. This fol-
lows Immediately after the conclu-
sion of the regular circus performance
and many new features are promised.
After the concert the menagerie
tent will be kept open for one hour
to give late arrivals at the perform
ance an opportunity to see the ami
mails.
I'd. m-Opening of the animal tents
for the night performance. One hour
before exhibition begins, filled in by
sixty pieces.
8 p. m.-Night performance begins,
with a grand parade inside the main
tent This parade is made the more
gorgeous by the gaiety of the costumes
of the performers and the brillitncy
of the electric lights.
The program at both the afternoon
and night exhibitions commences with
the performing elephants.
From the time the elephants come
into the arena until the two hoours'
performance has been concluded there
will be one continuous whirl of ex-
citing feeats. There will be something
neew in bareback riding, in swinging
trapeze, in tight and loose wire walk
ing, in horizontal bar work, in tumb-
ling in contortion, in the swinging
rings and on the swinging pole, in
bicycle riding and roller skating-in
fact. in everything that goes to make
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-07-04
EAST CANON NOTES.

Mrs. Henry Gravestock, of Greydene
avenue, was unfortunate enough to
have her horse badly cut on a barbed
wire fence.
Charles Dickerson, OF Cotton wood
for a couple of weeks on business, re-
turned home last Saturday.
Ralph and Albert Clearinghouse and
Francis Hurlbert, are having a fine
time at Beaver creek. They expect to
be able, in spite of an exclusive (?)
diet of fish, to spend the Fourth in
Florence
A horse belonging to Mr.. Godding.
of Reynolds avenue, got little too
intimate with barbed wire one day
last week.
Mrs. Lemay, Of upper Orchard ave-
nue., is in receipt of letter from
her husband, who is located at the
town of Eli, Nevada. 1t is a city Of
tent, apparently of about 1000 In
habitants. He reports plenty of work
for carpenters and bricklayers. The
wages are 81 a day. An Offset to the
wages, however, are the prices one
has to pay. Eggs are soc an dozen;
spring chickens are 81 a piece, etc
while beer-we are glad to SAYS
15c a glass. 1t would be money in ones
pocket out there to sign the pledge.
Mr.. Tomilson, Jr., OF Greydenee ave-
nue., has gone up into Routt county
to visit relatives and fish. Perhaps the
fish should have the precedence.
o. l.. KNOW.