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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
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posits and 1t would be possible to in
crease national banks circulation by
over $300.0OO,000 before the limit of
capital stocks is reached.
The telegraph and telephone lines
are being used to urge banks to take
prompt action in this mater.
The conditions in the treasury de-
partment, according to the officials
are very satisfactory in view of the
large disbursements from the past
week.
The directors OF the mint have been
instructed to work to the utmost ca
pacity the mints at San Francisco and
Philadelphia for the coinage Of the
large amounts OF bullion on hand, and
every branch OF the treasury Depart
ment that can in any way afford relief
is working overtime.
The secretary has received very en-
couraging reports from different Sec
tions of the country.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
PLAN TO INCREASE
CIRCULATION PROPOSED

Washington, Oct. 31.-Comptroller
Ridgeley yesterday issued an oficial
statement in which he says:
1.-The comptroller's Office WILL in ev-
cry proper way facilitate the imme-
diate increase Of national bank note
circulations. With this end in view all
such national banks as have govern
ment bonds In the hands of the treas
urer Of the United States to secure
deposits, and also have any available
capacity for increased circulation, will
be allowed to substitute other bonds
satisfactory to the secretary Of the
treasury, as a basis for government
deposits, provided the government
bonds thus released are used to in
crease circulation.
This rule will apply not only where
the bank transferring the bonds from
the deposit to the circulation account
take out the additional circulating
notes, but also where an arrangement
can be made for any other national
bank having capacity for increased
circulation, to take out the additional
notes.
National banks are urged to take
this question up Immediately with the
department, by telegraph, and take
out the additional circulation - rapid
y a. possible. The comptrolIer's Of.
6cs will b glad 10 furnish whatever
informatjoa 10 needed in regard "a
e1rculatioa priatod and on haad. and
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07

The fourth assistant postmaster
general, who has charge of the divis-
ion of rural free delivery, has ordered
that all rural mail boxes be numbered.
and that the numbers commence with
mo. l" which will pertain to the first
regulation box reached by the car
rier after leaving the starting point Of
his route, and box after box thereafter
will be counted and given Its proper
number in regular sequence.
Proper numbers will be furnished
each box owner and this official num-
ber must be at once legibly and dur
ably inscribed in conspicuous place
on the outside Of the box.
II after receiving their numbers pa
irons have not the facilities or do not
find it convenient to properly number
their boxes arrangements have been
made whereby this may be done for a
nominal fee by Mr.. 8. w. Boyle, who
will call upon each patron for this
purpose. Important, also is it that the
name of the patron be also inscribed
upon each box.
Numbering of the boxes at this Office
has been delayed on account OF the
readjustment OF the route but 1t is ex-
pected that the matter will now be at
tended to without delay
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
bonds available for this purpose.
(Signed) William B. Ridgeley,
Comptroller OF Currency"

Washington. Oct. 31.-Tbe comptrol-
Ter Of the currency, under the direction
of the secretary of the treasury. II
making a special effort to increase the
circulation of national banks where
the maximum amount IL not already
taken, and in centers where the in
crease will be most beneficial. 1t is
expected that quite large addition to
the circulation will be the result
The object of Comptroller Ridgeley
is to give quick relief not only in the
large cities, but also in the country
districts, where the banks have diff
Guilty in obtaining currency from their
reserve agents. Many banks have less
than the maximum amount Of circu-
lation outstanding, Many Of these
have government bonds on deposit to
secure government deposits.
Mr.. Ridgeley Is urging these banks
to substitute other bonds acceptable
to the secretary of the treasury and
have the government bonds thus re-
leased for taking out increased circu-
lation. There is a possibility Of in-
creasing the circulation from fifteen
to twenty million dollars In this way,
with circulating notes now ON hand
in the vaults Of the comptrolles's
once.
There are over ninety millions Of
government bonds in the haads q ~
treasury to secure Dovsrnmsn4 -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
SIX ARE HURT IN -,
RUNAWAY OF STAGE

Ouray, Oct. 31.-Six passengers were
injured as result of a runaway of
six horses attached to a stage coach
on the Circle Route line. The injured
are:
Thomas Curtic, driver, severe cut
on head, thigh and ankle fractured.
Rev. D.. C. Mitchell, injured about
head and face.
Mrs. Charles Everett Of Pueblo. state
organizer OF the Knights and Ladies
of Security, hip injured, body bruised.
c. w. Nesbit, of Marble, Colo, back
and thigh sprained.
J. NJ. Moore, left eye cut.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
Rural Free Delivery Mail
Boxes Are To Be Numbered

After numbers have been placed on
all the boxes this Is the way new boxes
will be numbered erected between
those already designated:
Boxes erected between the point
where the carrier commences to deliv-
er and box No. will be designated A,
B, C, etc., those between l and 2 to be
designated at la, 1-B, etc, or II be-
tween 40 and Al to be designated 40-A,
4O-B, etc., and so on throughout the
route.
The delivery Of mail when addressed
to route and box numbers only is pro-
hibited
1t is important and ia absolutely re-
quired by the department that patrons
erect their boxes at convenient points
on the route and so situated that the
carrier may drive up to them and de-
liver mail without dismounting. Boxes
not so situated are not entitled to re-
ceive mail.
1t is reported that the boxes are
sometimes used by outside parties for
placing circulars. dodgers and other
advertising matter for convenience In
reaching the patrons OF the rural de-
livery. This is prohibited as the boxes
are to be used only for the reception
Of mail matter
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
WHAT JUDGE COOPER
SAYS OF ElKS CASE
Continued from page ~

without paying for the privilege. II is
licensed. But prohibltory legislation II
broader and more comprehensive. The
evil aimed at II the communication
from one to another OF an article
which may be injurious to the recip-
lent. or which. by its general use. may
demoralize or harm the whole COM
munity.
Counsel for defendants says that this
Is not a prohibitory state, but I an
swer that this is prohibitory territory.
and just As much prohibitory a. made
30 directly BY the legislature. What 10
the difference IN the resuIt-the effect
-between q prohibitory law passed BY
the Legislature and q prohibitory or
dinance paused by the city. under au-
thority from the lesislAtursi
Tho right to prohibit 10 In the lsgis-
lature. It may exercise the right itself
or It may delegate the power; and In
this instance It has delegated the
power to the city.
Our statute not only prohibits the
sale but the gift" OF intoxicating liQ-
uor. Statutes should be interpreted &C.
cording to the most natural and OBJ
vious import of their language. without
resorting to forced conclusions for the
purpose of either limiting or extending
their operation.
prohibit the gift" as we'll a. the
sale" the legislature clearly intendetl
to authorize town and cities to prohibit
the use OF intoxicating liquors. In 70
far az the same might be done without
abridging the undoubted constitution
al rights Of the individual. under
proper circumstances, to use liquor
himself or serve It to his guests at the
family board. And the only rational
theory upon which clubs can possibly
claim, with any show Of reason, ex-
emption under the statute Of this state.
II the theory that they but maintain
the family relation.
But under the facts OF this case II
would be . stretch Of the Imagination
to conceive Of this club maintaining
that relation, and especially in the
light Of the fact that the evidence
shows that every INK In good standing
In the United States 10 entitled to the
privileges OF this clnb. and that there
are $50. 900 members OF the order, and
accordingly 10000 persons who may.
under the rules Of the club, step up 10
the counter and there buy drfnk Of
whiskey or otAer ltquUr Just tho same
- he might u any ordluaSy salooa.
We know whns ths word "giying away
maAno - No1 b or olntato, an1
|hD0w10(-1 mnnn = - - nnm
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
WAR ON CANDY Is ORDERED
UNDER PURE FOOD LAW

Denver. Nov. 2.-Wilbur r. CannoA.
chief inspector Of the pure food COM
mission announced today that It was
the intention Of the commission to rig
Idly enforce the law against the adul-
teration OF candy, especially will this
apply to the candy that ID every year
shipped into Colorado for the holiday
trade. Every year the streets OF DEM
yer are filled with venders who sell
candy at from 8 TO cents q pound.
Tho food commission intends to con-
fscate and condemn all Of this and
prevent Its being sold.
There h also . practice in eastern
cities Of putting what ID known ~
fusel oil In candy which 10 sold 10
school children. The oil produces the
same effect on children a. alcohol
does on grown, people. Mr.. Cannon II
not sure whether any candy aduiterat.
ed with this oil 10 being sold In Colo
RADIO or not but he Intends to watch
for Il and1 lany is found those selling
II viii b v lsly prosecuted.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
ELECTIONS SOON 10 BE ,
HELD IN MANY STATES

There will be elections In twelve
states next Tuesday and the result
Is awaited with considerable inter-
est
In Massachusetts. Rhode Island
Maryland. Mississippi and Kentucky
q governor and other state omcers
are to be chosen: In New Jersey. q
governor only; In New York, two as
sociate justices Of the court OF Ap-
peals; In Pennsylvania, = state treas
urer. and in Nebraska q railroad COM
missioner and two regents Of the STATE
university. In Ohio. Utah and Call
fornia municipal oficers are to be
selected, while in New York county q
number Of judges and sheriff are to
be voted for.
The Prohibitionists have . STATE
ticket In all the states except Mary
Land and Mississippi. and city ticketa
In Cleveland and Cincinnati, but moi
In San Francisco or Salt Lake.
The Socialists also have tickets In
all the states, except Mississippi and
Maryland and city tickets In Cincin-
natl. Cleveland and Salt Lake. but moi
In San Francisco.
The sociallst-I1A5or party has tick
cts in Kentucky, Massachusetts, and
New Jersey. while union labor made
nominations for city o6icers In Oar
Franclsco.
There 10 only one ticket-the Demo
cratic-in Mississippi. and the result
Of course. IL not doubtful.
In Massachusetts, there are ten tick.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
Notice Of Hinal SettJsnenl

In the Matter OF the Estate OF Henry J.
Macy. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Sat-
urday, the seventh day Of December.
A. d. 1907. being one OF tho regular
days OF the December term OF the
county court OF Fremont county, In the
state OF Colorado. l. Edward r. Macy.
administrator of said estate. will ap-
pear before the Judge Of said court.
present my nnal settlement as auch
and pray the approval Of the same. and
will then apply to BE- discharged -
such administrator. Al which time and
place any person In interest may Ap-
pear and present objections to the
same II any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. No
vember I, 1907.
EDWARD T. MACY.
Administrator OF the estate OF Henry
J. Macy. deceased.
First Pub Nov. Z. 1907.
Last Pub. Nov. 20. 1907.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07

F. l.. Leon, bruises over the body
and badly shaken up.
The stage overturned at turn in
the road while the horses were going
at breakneck speed.
Twice before 1t overturned II came
near toppling over and the passengers
were given severe scares. 1t In hardly
accountable how they ESCAPED being
killed
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07

The result OF the twelfth census Is
exhibited in bulletin sent out by the
government, and it shows the state OF
affairs in Arizona discovered recently
by nose eastern people through the
medium OF Augustus Thomas excel
lent play, which ran for weeks at the
Herald theatre. New York. and which
comes to the Canon City opera house
Friday night. For instance. in 1890
there was no such place at Chloride:
Chloride now has a population OF 466
Inhabitants; Flagstaff. which housed
only 962 souls in 1890 now has 12.711.
Solomonville City, which was a mere
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
LA TOILETTE PRESIDENTIAL
COMMITTEE HAS BEEN NAMED

Madison, Wis, Oct. 31.-A committee
was organized here yesterday to pro-
mote the candidacy OF Senator Robert
M. La Toilette for the Republican NOM
ination for president
The conference at which the COM
mittee was appointed was attended by
thirty Republican leaders Of the state.
An executive committee TO direct the
work was also chosen.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
hard to ascertain what the word sale

hard to ASCERTAIN what the word sale.
means.
In plain and unambiguous Language.
the legislature has conferred upon tAis
city the power to prohibit the sale and
gift OF intoxicating liquors, and ~
Just. as plain language the city has sx-
ercised the power thus granted: and I
know Of NO way that courts may avoid
the plain import Of the language ussl.
except by assuming legislative author
ity and reading into tho statute that
which IL not there.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
CERTIFICATE PLAN TO BE
CONTINUED IN DENVER

Denver, Nov. 1.-President Ao6at
and Secretary Mitchell, of the Clear
ance House association In this city.
announced yesterday that the oertin-
cate of deposit proposition will con-
tinue after November s. They say that
1t will continue rs long as the financial
situation In New York warrants It.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07

with foul play. The management of
the Astor theatre where Hitchcock
failed to appear for either matinee or
night performance announced that the
actor had fled to Europe and his
friends advanced the fear that on ac-
count of the disclosures of the last
two days he had committed. suicide.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07

hamlet 2S7 Inhabitants In 1890. now
comes proudly to the front with a
gross population OF 6.291. Templeton.
which was not on the map in 1890. ex-
pands the census rolls with a total of
S92. Tombstone, which has ever been
a town of fierce reputation. lives up
to Its sinister past In 1890 II had 375
accredited inhabitants. in 1900 II had
only SAG. and over one-half OF those
we're greasers and Indians. Taking 1t
rs a whole, Arizona has made q re-
markable advance In the past decade.
Perhaps the advertising given by Mr..
Thomas celebrated play Arizona" Ii
responsible for this happy condition.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07
GAIN SHOWN IN ORE
TONNAGE AND VALUES

Cripple Creek, Nov. The output
Of the Cripple Creek district for the
month OF October closing yesterday.
totals 65,158 tons Of a gross bullion
value Of @978.066. A gain 10 shown in
both tonnage and value. Dividends
Of record during the same period
amounted to 1895 500.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07

When . naan gets up In the World.
peopls want % down him: when ~
ests down n the world. people want
10 help HIN.
0u0N ~ a knoaAap
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07

LOST-Terrior dog. tan color: black
back: bob tail. Answers to name Of
Larry. Reward. Call up A. r. Mitchell.
Palace Drug Store. Phone Canon IS.
llt4
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-11-07

FOR SALE-Jersey-Du Durham milch
cow: six years old. giving one gal
Ion q day: fresh in December. g. r.
Entorf. Z. Sherman ave. att
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-29
Of Local Interest
From Fridays Bulletin

The rate of wages established by the Alaska Home Railway Company, has been made S4 per day for laborers and S4 and upward for mechanics. Board st per week. This scale begins to-day.
 Cisla SpombaGt the Italian who was arrested charged with attempting to commit crime, had a hearing yester- day afternoon before Commissioner Lyons, and was bound over under s2oO bonds to keep the peace This was the man whom it was alleged at tempted to inclte labor strife among the workmen on the Alaska Hon @ Railway.
 The Jeanie sailed during the morn- ing for Iaandlock Bay and Seattle.
 Dick Reynolds has gone out to the canyon for the purpose of making preliminary observation, with view of estimating on the cost of power plant there.
 pr. and Mrs F. M Boyle hand somely entertained about 75 of the social world of Valdez last evening 900 was the game played and at mid night banquet was served and enjoyed at the Tavern.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-29
From Mondays Bulletin

James J. Godfrey former U. S.. Com missioner to the Niziua during tn, boom of 1903 arrived to-day on the steamer Yucatan from Seattle where h is now practicing law All the old boys who remember the bard times that en sued after the boom gave him the glac hand His sister Mary F. Godfrey ot Seattle accompanied him on his tril North, and will remain in Valdez as tn, guest of Mrs. Chas Simenstad.
 The Elsie arrived this morning iron King bay with tow of 150,000 feet O. logs for the saw mill There are 5O0,OO, feet more of logs at McCloud's bay ano steamers will be sent down 10 tow them to Valdez.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-29
Another New Steamer

special dispatch to the PRospECToR rom Seattle this morning, states that the Alaska Coast Company has chart, cred another steamer, this time the. Santa Barbara for service on the Seattle-Naldez run. She will sail from the South ill about a week, and will bring up full load of freight as the offerings for Valdez and interior freight is exceptionally heavy.
 Engineer Stevens of the Alaska Home Railway, together with MT How ard Reynolds of the Reynolds Alaska Development Co.,, the parent company, mushed up the canyon yesterday on a tour of inspection of tho work in pro- gress. On returning last evening they reported that they were immensely pleased at the amount of right away which had been cleared already, and was ready for grading They took sup per at the first camp, and interviewed the men regarding the food, and the latter to man expressed themselve as perfectly satisfied, and to the effect. that it was the best grub they ever got n a 1aildroad camp.
 The Saratoga has arrived at Seattle. and Il. D. Reynolds cables here this morning that, sending 100 men to- gether with all camp supplies, tools. wagons, scrapers, by the Bertha whi, h VIII sail Sunday, and that be is a.so shipping the first consignment of rails. engines, cars and pile driver, which will come on the Santa Barbara which will sal the 5th of September.
 Jack Sutton of Seward is coming over on the Portland and will act for the
 iome Railway, as timber crusier, and tle and pile inspector Twelve horses are also coming from Seward for the Railway, on the Portland. They will be used for packing in.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-29
From Saturdays Bulletin.

There was rumor on the street this morning, that the Brunner and katella railroad interests had effected con- solidatiOn.
 k. Blk, w. Soule and c. Cowell came in yesterday from Copper Center
 Pretty new waists at Ladies' Bazaar.
 Quality and accuracy in our pre- scriptiolwork. OWL DRUG Co.
 O6trauder X Donohue left this morn ing for Fidalgo Bay to inspect the Schlosser property, on which they have bond.
 1t is understood that the steam shovels at katella are shut down for lack of coal.
 The Cottilion Club have issued invi- tations to a dancing party at Mckinley hall, on Thursday evening, Angus tweuty-ninth
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-29
From Tuesdays Bulletin

Dr. l. C. Hale one of the well known dentists of the District Is coming from katella, to open an office in Valdez.
 Arthur D. Coultef of Seattle, and the copper company which bears hi name and who has been making quit an investigation of the Sound coppe, properties, will sail on the Yucatan.
 Mrs. Orlando V. Cater who has th' de,p sympathy of every body in the community, desires through tue PRos PECToR to extend her sincere thanks to the mbers of he Masonic Fraternity, Odd Fellows, and to all those who have so kindly assisted her, in the hour of sorrow.
 The Yucatan sailed from Seward at ia m. this morning, and the Portland sailed from the same port yesterday.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-29

Tn connection with the accidental death of Engineer Cater of the Ham moud.
 Tangiers, Aug 23-El Merani. uncle of the Sultan, is marching an army against the rebels strong hold, declaring that he will cap. ture it or die in the attempt.
 Yokohama Aug. 23 = Four United States cruisers have sailed from here for the naval mobiliza- tion at Frisco.
 Seattle, Aug. 23-The health de partment has issued orders for the Eumlgation of all vessels entering this port to exterminate the rats as a means of preventing bubonic plague.
 Manila, Aug. 23-The War De- partment has been hurrving the defences here, and naval g,. s have already been mounted at Oiongapo.
 St. Paul, Aug. 23-The Atlornev General has instituted sui against the Standard Oil Co. to iols of he from the state, for vioIat out them antitrust law.
 Hampton Roads, Aug. 23-The hattIcships Washington and Ten r,ssee will sail for the Pacific Sept. 5, and the balance of the fleet gill start in the fall.
 Washington, Aug. 23 - Gen. Iurray started yesterday for the 'acitic coast to formulate plans for he placing of submarine mines in he harbors of the principal ports. Admiral Dewey has already com
 leted the plans for mining Puget sound.
 Denver, Aug. 23 - Governor Dawson of West Virginia, who is row in this city, stated in an in- erview last night that Taft was he only alternative if Roosevelt 'efuses a third term. He said the whole nation endorses Roosevelt's law enforcement policy, and in the etent Of bis refusal to serve. Tait vas best fitted to carry out the
 lans of the administration.
 Seattle, Aug. 23-Joe Little d miner fir, m Lltouche Island blew nto town recently and yesterday ,ok in the races at the Meadows tith the result that some good 5 elections netted him ten thousand Ool plunks. As soon as Joe cashed n he struck 1t hot for Frisco.
 Tangier, Aug. Achievement tl oops have met with the Moors near the stronghold of Raisulis, and slaughtered thousands in a pitched battle. Every effort is being directed toward the release of Mclean, who is being held by the rebels.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-08-29

Jas B. Morley has purchased his dis charge from the cable service and ac- cepted a position with the Reynolds Alaska Development Go.
 Jim Bartlett came out yesterday from u @ inside, where he has been en. gagged for the past B days, in pilotinQ pr. Fahrig and party to the head oi the Kuskalina river. for an inspec,lUr of Jas. McCarthy's property. Jim will now engage in packing in the outfits for the Railway construction,
 The news was received here this morning, that a good body of ore had been struck in the drift from the Banta shaft in the Duchess mine of the Rev holds Alaska Develo oment Co.,, on La Touche Island
 atWe are in receipt of the first CODY of The Diamond Drill" new publica- tion at katella, which makes two news papers for this new Alaskan burg. The Drill is finely printed, we'll edited. and ha a wealth of local news,
 An inquest will undoubtedly be held in connection with the accidental death of Engineer Cater of the Hammond.