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The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
lirs. Caroline Rieger Dead.

SrC~al 90 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. May I-Mrs. Caroline
Riager, aged % years and 10 months, died
at her home in Portsmouth early this
morning. A blow on her head. received
several days ago. caused her death
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
ncenn stn,n,sl,ins

New York. May H-Anived out-Kaiser Wilhelm
II. at Bremen. from New York
Sailed from foreign VCEts-Kaissr Wilhelm der
Crosse from Br5mer for New York; Caronis. from
Liverpool for New YoTk.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
SPECIAL NOTICES,
RICHMOND PARK

Notice is hereby given that no person is
authorized % sell lois in Richmond Park
except the officers of this company or
Messrs. Easley d Hill whose office is at
Room Nos. al and 4l2. Muusey Building.
where are also the Offices of this COM
pany NORTHWEST WASHINGTON
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY GSCl.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
etsaaNeae.+sea~lsvsaaaaaNtasseest

The private rooms iu 0Ur new FueTru0f
Storage Building are thoroughly approved
hy fhe J. ire Underwater
The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
w. B. Moses & Sons.

The Moses Furniture art Floor P-Fsrr-
prove ah70lutal~ SATISFACTORY. 4 sao.f7-
wax polish To- w-a-hered a3k pieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

Did you ever see a really good
new piano sold for &fas heretofore
You can got Il nov az y s John
ston Co.'S Closing Out Sale
IHd you ever see choicest Chick.
erinEa. Kimhails. Hobart NJ Cables.
SchumHnua. anld at an average say
Ink Of enough on each and every
instrument a. fairly educate the
whole family la mualcf You can
do this at Iohugtons Closing Out
Sale ~ present stock
No one in Seattle viii ever live
long enough 90 again see choice.
standard. brand ues instruments
actually sacrificed slaughtered. II
you please--by a responsible CON
ceTu. az nearly cost. and IN some
Instances az oven less than what
they cost at the factories that made
them
Remember. every instrument We
sell Is guaranteed Remember. yuu
can take your own time almost as
20 paying for one Remember. too.
that we agree 10 refund al money
paid Ia case instrument after de-.
livery "a not found IN every respect
satisfactory or aa represented
What more can be- aaid7 What
more can We d07 We have but a
few days longer to remain here--
possibly not over eight days--and
although the stock. % commence
with. was probably the very larg
est ever offered IN the Union. n is
growing smaller day by day. and
everything in our present quarters
must go before we move Make
your selection now. while you may
stlil take your pick Choice means
something
Beautiful Pinnola Pianos. the
wonderful Pianolas. several benuii.
ful Baby Grands. a superb Parlor
Grand a magnificent Concert
Grand two very fine Church or
gans. number ~ PaFior and
Chapel Reed Organs. besides mum.
erou8 fine. high grade. standard.
regular upright Pianos, In all the
various fancy woods known IN
modern plano making offered now
az prices far below what the small
dealers and agents usually pay for
the same thing at tho factory.
I We are compelled 10 dispose 81
every instrument before we move
I 10 our new building No further use
7 Tor al kinds Of store furnishings
and nxinRs. including curtains,
rugs. carpets. etc Remember a
. few days more will witness the end
I Come In al Once-today. IT viii
surely mean the saving Of a great,
big. snug Sum Of money in the pur.
chase OF anything in our limo ~
I yOull participate IN this Closing
Out Sale now ID $ Johnston CO.
BOB Second av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
MUST HANG


CHICAGO. Sept ss--ilorman
Rlllek. tho necromancer. hypnotiat
and voodon. who was convicted OF
the murder OF Mary Nrzal aud ac.
cuscd OF killing the entire VrEal
family. will so 10 hla death on
the Eallows two weeks from next
Friday. It's wife and friends have
given up all hope OF saving him.
as they have No means 20 carry the
case "a the supreme court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
BABE ATTENDS TRIAL

ne Jury IN Judge Morris court
...ssrt.y decided that the killins
Z Rannasaio Dlago by Jos MroHek,
~.sch occurred laly AZ Black
nsmond was accidental and not
heational 49,.
A pathetic sight during the trial
va he defendants site with hcr
Asev born last Thursday In spite
u hsr delicate e0nastlon the poor
.asnan. who speaks bet little Eag
llsh sAt By her husesnd 5 side
throughout the trial holding the
iass.than a .week cd habe Ia her
arug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
DONATE WATERING TROUGH.

G, specrs, John q Robertson
and q. II Dunn. comprising the
management OF Gentry Bros dog
aud pony show. which exhibits ia
Seattle for the last time this aft.
crno0n and evening. yesterday
donated 10 the Seattle Humane So
ciety sum % money sufficient 90
deffay all the cost 81 installing
free Watering trough at the public
market on Pike place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
TAKES up CHARITY WORK.

Leo kuhn. president of tho II
4 X. Hat Co. has accepted tho p0.
slti0n % superintendent for the
Charity Organization society aud
viii assume hiA new duties on Oct
/. Mr. kohn. who has been IN tho
trade here FOR tho past rs years.
wtli resign his active baslunHs In
terusta 10 take up The charity work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
FISH DENIES
HARkhAN

.,rw YORK. sept. Is - Hara
-" ,.,,ar i All nonsense" said
=, ss..wsant Fish replying to me
s.sss made against him hy inc
len. o. the Illinois Central
z. : sisht in saylns that ! Dor
ga = tunds from the road, but he
go !. add that the loan was
- - Al 4 time when the rosd vas
1000 $50 n laanlng some OF It's sur
-. rAIs particular loan was made
- ..,,,stsral which was good NY
...s',asl credit was not an element
x. hasa Several directors Dor
rwea lrom the COMPANY " tn'
.sms way ineluding Hartman.
800 hans sometimes amounted
) saoae. aaa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

wALLA WALLA. Sept % Lou.
saay Of Asotin county is here
80 80 2 serve bis three years for
- 80 stealing First he could not
aainitted because the remittitur
y ~ hot arrived and now he must
= 'aenuiied before admitted lie
.Alae here himself aud a ready 10
'afYe his sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

DETROIT. Mich. Sept z6-"Ev.
sJnody works bat father" Is no
Dnssr % be true In Detroit. n the
p7uYiAions Of a new law. effective
sdaJ. are strictly enforced. BY the
.eFias o. the act. recruant hus
e4nas and fathers will be- Obliged
. Aappors their wives and families
y billing n the w0fkhouse II
~ ascilne 10 furnish the necea.
, s,uas q liie under a condition %
aSsfty' The wires " the lazy ones
u. sai' 3 allowed $50 per week from
ls laoor oi ne latter In the nrlE1n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
FIRE At VANCOUVER


VANCOUVER. r. C.. Sept z6-
Iass lAsf night Ore destroyed a
AAest q huiidlngs on Bondcr ~
saa he property loss viii b. az
kaa isaa 90 The business con.
eerza harned oat we're the Days Dye
wakA vaacoasef Steam Laundry.
Rslzes LIVER Stables and ihn
Duoa Z LyFes sash aad Door fac
uy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
CRUSHED TO DEATH
IN ELEVATOR

have jumped ON the moving plat.
form. most likely making mis-.
step,
The first known Of tho accident
was when jeff MAY. the engineer.
heard heavy thud as the man =
body struck the bottom OF the
shaft lie turned of the power
and found Prcntlss dead on the CO.
ment floor, The victim OF the &C,
cidont WAS a. years OF ago and
leaves a wife,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
ORGANIZER AT WORK.

Frank w Cotterln. business
agent % the Central Labor Coun
ell. lost last night Tor Eastern Wash
lnst0n. In North Yakima he vii
take up the matter OF organizing d
central labor council aud in spo
kane make arrangements for form
Ing Japanese Korean Exclusion
league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

nliAlNls. Mont. Sept be FIX.
..l''ohs 70 The Custer battlefield
~ s-a % Pompey's pillar. east OF Bl-
~, ne made famous BY the visit Of
80 49, ana Clark 30 1904 wiu be-
, y. . Of the 2ith annual reuu.
=. q ne Society o. Montana Pic.
-'sfas which convened here TODAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
e8g An Opportunity Tor Saving On Everything
S~& Needed For Every Member of Family
The Sickle Is Felt in the Silks

CSC quality 20lnch Jap Wash Silks waists chill
dreus dresses and Innings for waists
ed color Including black and white Harvest Sale price.
soc quality Chiffon Taea SILK excellent afeta
and Innings: colors pink champagne
blue pale blue cardinal early for this
silk will last long Harvest Sale price, per yard 800. 35e
quality put at the saving OF
oneha Of the regular price; especially
street also waists color including
black and white Harvest Sale price yard 45e
soc quality Wash TaeR Silks: this silk
wash and wear 20 Inches wide; an coos and black You will
have 20 hurry want to this SILK
Harvest sale price per yard .......... soc
$3.50 quality s6inch Black SILK weight imported
oil boiled Swiss SILK only 200 yards sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
LEAVE ON TRIP.

Phillip y. Kelley. vice president
Of the Kelley Clarke Co. ieayea 20.
day Tor New York 20 be absent
several montha. during which time
be expects 10 undergo a course ef
treatment NJ Mula0ona health re-.
sort Mrs. Kelley and the children
leave Tor an extended trip 10
Europe on Oct 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

Georgetown union men tn the
number Of d met last Hight Ia
Carpentefs' bali for the purpose %
asrusslng Suburban political sic.
ufions Il IL said thu union men
vii Dat clfixens' ticket In the
fesa aaxi Decemher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
DID YOU EVER SEE
THE LIKE BEFORE?
PLAIN STATEMENTS REGARD
ING TIE JOHNSTON CO. CLOS
INC OUT SALE or PRESENT
STOCK.

What More Can De saidf Chance
to Edseate the Whole Family IN
Music al o. s. Johnston Co.'S Is.
psnss. Sale Of Everything Con.
neetsd Win the Dig Establish.
nasnt Continues. including Rugs.
Carpets, Etc, Etc. Will End IN
Few Days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
Heavy Crop of Dress Goods

36inch Wool Popular suitng 39c navy
red reseda brown, champagne wine
and black Harvest Sale price yard ....... 23c
SOC quality. Strictly Atwood Abatros splendid cloth for
Ing dresses party froos and chdens
wanted shades. black and Harvest price per
Ead ''..'.'.' '.. ''' '''''''''.'.'' 373sc
so pieces Plaid Dress Goods Scotch and
big line to choose from. all this fall Harvest Sale price
per yard 't.'''''''' ''.'.''''''''' gle
S25 quality, 52inch Atwood Panama Suting imported
CLOTH coors TO choose from such blue brown
cardinal dark brown and black Harvest sale
Si25 quality Imported punea Cloth t4nch width This goods
right from France and made OF the finest of wool and
brand new goods this fall all staple coors including black
Harvest sale price yard
70 pieces New Novelty Wool Sutng all patterns upto
date including dark coored Tartan plaid regular quail
tty Harvest Sale price, yard tIe
S225 quality b4inoh Boedcoh the most popular cloth shown
for falls these goods all this fall; staple
from Harvest Sale price, yard ..., ... .... 81 30
$500 quality Genuine French Imported Broadeoth ee
gnny finished with all the fan shades
In time for 20 the benefit Of this material
price of cheaper cloth Harvest Sale price yard as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

x,.ue evidently trying 70 operate
. s,slsht elevator In the building build i'll,
! ns 49, Nv the Carstons Packing
tsea asnv {. A. prentlaa, OF aall
san .s. nav an ADVERTISING solicitor
les. -. seattle Trade Rcgisteth was
p ~ a. death last nlght Prcn'
rssa sa eeeu In the office Of =. A.
- ~ snd went directly 60 tho
hsfss .. mar. ne evidently pulled
s &c .',ae Is raise the elevator. aud
ne w. a hrlng Il 60 a stop must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
VOTE TO CALL OUT
AL PAPER OPERATORS.


wv YORK. SEPT Is. Last
nc he local reicuaphers unioa
Htse 10 call oat an operators. re-.
FHzlsss Of contract. Who are wnrk.
hE % leassd wires. also ia brokers
saaps President Smzil protested
aszlasl lkis Mctian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
xacHIsIsTs WALK OUT.


BUTTE. sept Is As a result
q ne importation u strike break.
sfk 3 machlaists in The shops u
tAs Northern Pacific At Livingstone
valked out last Night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
sEArrLs AsApouARreRs

The head offices ~ the APPLE.
IA Investment corporation. lncor.
glfaled Tuesday IN Olympia. will
V Ia Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

.VIiAWA. Sept s-A mons.
80 a.4 petition from British Colum.
, u. y n The way here begging ina,
,.sS'a.s exclusion Of Orientals
"'A the Dominion be enforced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
GOLD FROM NORTH.

ne United States assay office
Isesivsd izsa go In gold yesterday
ifon the steamers jefferson. ohio
and Facatan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26

rs e.naihLhsION Sept 2G Capt
s 1..aafo 4. Nlckels died here AL
- ss .. o. 70 years lie was a deep
! s. sellor and master. coming from
.slaily " ship carfsipa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-26
furnace for Sos

- se enough for 5 10 B.
mn M mouse The best ON the
w,l nas,s Tor the money @ IT,
a. 'lnouse Go, lt2 University
sss
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
MRS. M'ELyAIN BUYS
CANON CITY PROPERTY

Mrs. .McElvain, when in Canon City
a short time since purchased valu-
able lot just about one and one-half
blocks from the st. Cloud hotel, upon
which she expects at some future date
to erect building. Mrs. McElvain
thinks the pen. city one of the favor
ite spots of Colorado. Why, they've
got lettuce and onions growing there
nicely in gardens right now in Janu-
ary." remarked the lady on Wednes-
day, "and you can raise most anything
in the vegetable or fruit line wanted
She was out over the Royal Gorge ell
ectric route one day on an automobile
trip and didn't enjoy the trip little
bit on account of being scared half out
of her wits most of the time for fear of
turn over on the mountainous track.
Indulged in a sigh of relief when land
ing at the bottom of the Rockies and
promises to never go again SalIda
Mail
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
MAKES A FELLOW GLAD
HE'S IN COLORADO

The cold weather now prevailing in
the states east of the Missouri river,
with it's accompanying snow and ice
ought to make Coloradoans rejoice
that they live in more genial elm
ate. where sunshine and warm days
are the rule instead of the exception
during the winter monts. All of the
territory from Central Kansas and
Nebraska eastward to the Atlantic
coast is covered with a mantle of snow
and the temperature in many places
is such as to cause great suffering to
both man and beast The climate OF
Colorado may not be perfect. but 1t Is
so much superior to that of most other
sections of the country that we won
der that a million or more people from
the east do not come here to escape
the rigors of their beastly weather.
Colorado is comparatively immune
from storms at all seasons and mud
the bane OF the early spring months
in half the states of the Union, is al
most unknown.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
THE

aid viii likely plant some of his ranch
land east OF the city to beets also.
In speaking OF alkaii in the land at
Brewster Mr.. Grunwald remarked that
alkali does not impede In any way the
growth OF beets nor does 1t detract
from the percentage of saccharine. He
said this was tested down in the east
ern part OF the state. where there 10
lot of alkall land. This being true
much OF the land in and about brews-
ter that is now used in growing q lit
tie grass for pasture could be convert
ed into a sugar beet field, II the right
parties took hold of the proposition.
-Flrence Tribune.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
QUAIL SEEN
ABOUT THE TOWN

a flock of California quail, number
ing fifty or more individuals, has been
seen frequently of late in the northern
and western outskirts of the town.
Half dozen times during the last
week they have been observed on the
Hogback, which seems to be their
favorite feeding ground. They seem
to be thriving nicely, and if properly
protected will become quite numerous
in few years. 1t is a misdemeanor
under the laws of the state to kill
them and violators of the statutes
should be severely punished.
The California quail is handsome
bird and is somewhat larger than the
Bob White" so common in the eastern
and southern states. One of its dis
tinguishing features is top knot. On
the Pacific coast they are occasionally
found in fiocks of hundred or more.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
LARGE BETS PRODUCED
BY FREMONT COUNTY SOIL

X. Grunwald's visit to this city a
few days ago has been the cause OF a
number of land owners to make a de-
cision to grow sugar beets this year.
The movement has taken definite form
and instead OF 200 acres as the Holly
Construction wanted. II is thought up
ward of 500 acres will have been plant
ed. a. |. Hadley. of the Hadley Mer-
camille company. is taking an active
interest in the movement and he has
put the proposition to n number OF
farmers, who have signlfied their in
tention of growing sugar beets.
When Mr.. Grunwald was here he
made the statement that II about 5000
acres could be placed under beet cul-
ture he thought there would be but
little difficulty In inducing his people
to construc; factory In this vicinity.
II is figured that 5000 acres would
keep an ordinary factory In operation.
That the soil and climate of Fre-
mont county is especially adapted to
strated by the success OF those who
have experimental have obtained L.
Peterson last year planted strip of
ground about ten feet wide and less
than two hundred feet long, and pro-
duced more than two tons of beets.
He sold the beets and got something
like s12 for them. This is merely an
instance of the productive qualities
of the soil.
II, Il. Corning of West Florence.
planted three-fourths OF an acre to
beets and raised at the rate OF thirty
five tons to the acre. Figuring that
each ton would bring IS. one acre is
capable then of returning s175 to the
grower. Mr.. Corning was merely ex-
perimenting last year and has become
convinced that there is as much money
in beet growing as in anything else.
Sen. James A. McCandlesBhas forty
acres OF excellent land that he wishes
to rent to some enterprising framer
for the purpose of raising beets. Mr..
McCandless is one of the pushers In
the beet movement in this locality. and
is anxious to see a large acreage
planted so that a factory will come in
Although a factory runs only few
months year. large force of work
men are employed and during the su-
gar making campaign large sum is
divided among the workmen
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
AT WORK ON THE F. & c. C.
RAILROAD COMPANY SHOPS

The work of erecting the Florence
and Cripple Creek railroad shops is
now in progress under the direction
of the Pueblo Bridge company, which
has the contract for setting up the
steel frame. The material for the roof
and sides of the building, which is TO
be of iron, has not yet reached here
from the east, but is expected to ar
rive in the course of few days, and
the structure will be rushed to COM
pletion. A lot of new machinery has
been ordered by the railroad company,
and will be installed as soon as pos
sible after it's arrival here. When
ready for operation the shops will be
splendidly equipped for handling all
classes of repair work. In fact in
point of efficiency the shops here will
be unsurpassed in the state.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
CANON CITY CANINE
WINNING MANY PRIZES

Riley Buster" the handsome BUN
terrier dog sold by II n Beecher last
year TO c. r. Mccain OF Norfolk. Ohio,
is achieyeinE a lot OF canine celebrity
at kennel shows in eastern cities and
seems destined to take front place
among dogs of his class. His hrxj/
blue ribbon was taken at the PhiM-
delphIa bench show. where his super
ior qualities were generally recogniz-
ed. Since then he has captured prizes
at Fort Wayne. Indiana, Columbus.
Ohio. and other places. in fact the
only place where he did not win every
thing In sight was at Memphis, Ten
nessee. where he lost through the al
legged incompetency of the awarding
committee. He has won four points
toward the ten which will give him
the championship OF the United States.
Mr.. Mccain Is arranging to show
Riley Buster" at the forthcoming ex-
hibitions to be given under the aus
pices of the Cincinnati and Pittsburg
kennel clubs.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
HERE TO LOOK AFTER
g PROPERTY INTERESTS

Prof w. S. Glass, who recently re-
signed his position as instructor in
science in the Cripple Creek high
school, has returned to Canon City and
his real estate interests in this vic
Unity. Prof Glass has bought and
sold several large tracts of land in the
vicinity of Ora Junta during the last
year or two and has lately acquired
by purchase portion of the JEFF Tong
ranch on Eight Mile Creek. Prof.
Glass is associated with C. ]. Fred
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
CANON CITY HOMES
IN GREAT DEMAND

Transactions in Canon City realty
continue 10 attract the attention of the
business men and others who are en-
gagged in boosting for Greater Can
on City"
That money invested in real estate
in this city and its suburbs is an in
vestment that is of the gilt edged yari-
ETY. is daily becoming more apparent.
This is true not only of our own resi-
dents but is true of people of other
towns in the state and elsewhere who
have purchased property here within
the last few months.
Canon City as a city of homes is be-
coming known throughout the Middle
West, and daily, almost every day the
local real estate men receive letters
of inquiry from out of town points
asking for information concerning the
value lots and lands and their advis-
ability as an investment
A number of deals were reported
yesterday and today which were con-
summated through the Canon Realty
company. ]. w. Pringle of Victor pur-
chased the property at 316 North 10th
street and will move his family in as
soon as the house is ready for occu-
pancy. Fred Kerns has bought the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-02-14
BIG GROWTH IN POSTAL
BUSINESS IN CANON CITY

There has been a notable growth IN
the postal business of Canon City dur
ing the last year or two-each month
for a long period showing an increase
over its predecessor-and the revenue
from the sale of postage stamps,
stamped envelopes, wrappers and box
rents is now something like s24,0OO
per annum. The income from these
sources during the month just passed
was $2,123.36, the largest in the his
tory of the office. During January,
1906, the income was S1901, and the
year previously somewhat less. The
receipts at the local office during the
quarter ending December 31st, 1906,
were Sc, ,16O.0S, and for the correspon-
ding period in 1905 they were 1888,
gain of sS27.0S.
There are nine cities in the state
where the postoffice business is larger
than it is in Canon City. They are
Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs,
Leadville, Boulder, Trinidad, Greeley,
Fort, Collins and Cripple Creek.
The postal business at Grand juno
ton is practically the same as 1t is
here and the two cities are in the
same class so far as the postmasters
salary is concerned. There has been
a big growth at Greeley and Fort Col
Inns during the past year or two, owing
largely to the extension of the rural