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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18

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Cañon City record., 1907-11-21

Christison, Mrs. R. B. Tract so #.
front 8 side New York ave-, South
Canon, beginning 283 It. WY from
NV corner lot So Atwaters Addt.
to South Canon WIZ along Ney
York ave-, so IT,. 8 175 IT., Ely
parallel with New York ave-. 80
It north to beginning. .........
ChristisOn, Ernest ". In SWANwK
beginning at q point 100 It. W D.
& r. g. r. r. approximately 585
# W Of Sc corner SWNNwN,
thence w 2S3 IT. to Arkansas river,
thence N 414 It. along river, e 100
IT. to point 100 It. w Of r. r. g 81
deg. IS min. e 464 IT, to begin
ming
Gisner. Fred 4 Frank Nelson .16
Ozark. Bertha E-In the NWkGWN
Und. y Of following tract-Be-
Ginning so rods 3 of NV corner
NWx9Wx thence . 10 rods, 3 10
rods " 10 rods, N 10 rods to be-
Cañon City record., 1907-11-21
Delinquent Tax List
For Taxes of 1906
SALE OF LANDS AND TOWN AND CITY LOTS FOR TAXES.

Treas
and
penalties towit
Cañon City record., 1907-11-21

Name Of Owner
Part OF Section or Lot
Acklebein, Gust. In SEINE, begin
ming 20 rods w of NE corner SEA
NEA, thence 20 rods, w 20 rods,
N 20 rods, E 20 rods to beginning,
surface only and reservation for
streets and bitches. ..........
Adams, H. l.. 1920
7-S
$40
Strip of land 4.S5 it. wide at S. end
and 3.9 IT. wide at N. end in Adams
court on its east side Except
streets and alleys) )..............
Tract 11.2 # on N. 7th st. by 70 it. on
Floral ave.
1918
Alberto, Giacomo. .Impts SEK NWA
Aldridge, ]. A. Hip
Alteire, Salvatore. .Impts. NEA NEA
Anderson, B.. ....... .1mpts. only 1916
Anderson, J. W............9 to Is incl
Arnold, Francis, c.. ...... rs & VIZ 26
81 & VIZ SO
Arthur, Jennie. .......... .Impts. only
Ash, Florence M. .20-21-22
Assig, Mary. & VIZ 8
Bardsona, Anton. ....5
Barella, Gusido. .Impts. SWA NEK
Impts. sEA SEH
Barker, A. Estate. Und. kSWA SEA,
SWASEA
Und. 1aNWA NEA,
120 acres)
Bell, Geo. NJ. & VIZ IA
Bernard, Maggie. ...... WIZ 6 all z
Betty, Lucy O..................1 1916
Blair, j. 1914
Blankenship, Mrs s. j.. 1916
Bliss, 8. E.. WANEA SWA
NWA SEA SWA
Cañon City record., 1907-11-21

Also beginning at point on the east
erly line of the F.. & C. C. R. r.
SOS It. north Of the south line and
300 It. east Of the west line SWA
SEA SWA sec. 9, thence w. 300
It N. SO IT. E. 1872 It. to E. line
said r. R. My along said R. R. to
N. line SWASEA SWA, sec. 9, E.
Ill #. s. to N. bank Arkansas
river WHY. along river to E. line
Cañon City record., 1907-11-21
Name Of Owner


80 it. E and 13 It. 8 of NV cor
ner NEANWA, thence e 352 IT.
to ditch SWly along ditch to N
line of tract from Locke-N 100
It. to beginning .................
In NEANWH Beginning. .......
1872 it. E. and 490 IT. 8 of NV cor
NEKNWA-thenceE E 110 IT. N
415.5 IT. to ditch-SWly along
ditch to point 1872 It. e and 113 It.
8 of said NV corner-W 152 tt
s 378 ft.-E 152 IT. to beginning
Rt Wy for road across s end 80.
Cañon City record., 1907-11-21

water rights David F. HalD .....
WkSEA ..............
Also in EkSWA as follows. .....
Beginning at NV cor NEASWA
thence 8 rods, E 10 rods, SEly to
point 140 rods s of NE cor NWK
SWH, N 140 rods, w so rods to be-
ginning with all water rights
(Francis A. Hall. -. .............
The South 20 acres Of SWANEA.
AS marked by monuments marked
"B" on East & West lines said
SWANEA, also NkSEN........
Also beginning at NE corner
SEA SEA .....
Thence w so rods, 8 80 rods. e
323.4O #. N 33 It.. N 50 degrees
Is minutes Il 1171.5 It. to E. line
SEA SEA, N66S.36 IT. to begin
ming with all water rights (Jos.
PritchardD ...............
In sections 26, 27, "a. 35, as fol-
Beginning at NV cor. swHswK
Sec 26 thence e 80 rods. 8 so rods.
w 817.08 It. 8 IS degrees. 80 min
utes w 1611.72 It., w $3.50 It.. N
80 rods. e 323.40 IT,. N 80 It. y
SO degrees, Is inutes e 1171.6 IT,.
N 66S.36 IT, to beginning with all
water rights (R NJ Curtis) .....
In NEANEH Sec "a 4 VIZ NWk
Beginning 502.92 It. e Of NV cor
ner WhNWA Sec IS. thence q
817.08 IT,, 8 100 rods. w 80 rods,
N 80 rods w 422.40 IT,, N 35 de-
grees, 80 minutes e 181172 It.. to
beginning with all water rights
flames Beck) ..................
N1zNWA ........... ...........
Also a tract of land NEA Of Sec
81 as follows ................,.
Beginning at Be corner Of ny
NEK Sec 80, thence West 66 rods.
N 36 degrees 10 minutes, 10 sec
onds W 1928 rods. thence 8. SO
degrees w "a rods. thence 8 S8
rods, thence w 1873 rods. N 26 de-
grees 81 minutes, II seconds W
1858 rods, w % rods, more or
less to SW corner OF NhNEA
thence N 80 rods to NV corner Of
NEA Sec 80. e 100 rods. 8 80
rods, to place OF beginning, 80
acres with all water rights "a. b.
sNNwH with ali water rights
Joseph MCGOWAN ..............
4H6EN with all water rishts a..
NwXNwK less s.is acrss decided
TO A. b. Back .................
ehs4swA ...........:...::
Less ] aero for School Dist. and
less tract to Bauta fB 1s6 Pc.
1870 with all water riehts ~. p.
Cañon City record., 1907-11-21

said R. R. My. to beginning. .....
Bloxhem, James. .3
Bond, Warren H. ......... .16 WIZ Is
11-12-13
Brackley, Mrs. R......... .Impts. on
Brenton, Henry. Ia
Britton, Mrs. Thomas. .Impts. s.SEA sen
Brown. T. j.. Lille B. Lode, M. e.
5159, Sur. 17066. ..............
Brown, T. ]. & L. L. Covey. Mite Lode
Chauncey Lode, M. E. $3.50, Sur.
oTOWu, M De-. .S-f
Brunette, James. In NEANEA be-
ginning 16 rods w. of Sc. corner
NEANEA, thence N. 40 rods, w.
"a rods, s. 40 rods, E. "a rods, to
beginning, surface only; reserva-
ton for streets and bitches. -.
Bryce, Mrs. Annie. .Impts. NWH SEA
Burke, Tobias. IT
Cañon City record., 1907-11-21

Burlock, VIM. EVE WRSW NWN
Duoh d. "..... IT
Cadman, A. B. & Carrie. .14-Ek15
Camerata, Frank .Impts. SWk SWA
Campbell, Elizabeth. 29-W1a3 80
Canon City Coal G Coke Co.. In NEA
NWA beginning at SW corner
NEA ANWA thence east to Rt Wy
r. r. Nelly along R. r. Rt Wy 300
#. w $50 #. SWly parallel with
Rt Wy 1873 IT. to point 100 IT. N Of
s line said NEANWA, w to W
line NEANWA 100 it. to begin
ming, surface only. y.............
NWANWA (coal rights ......
Imnrpyamapfc nm puhIJo
Cañon City record., 1907-11-21

!It1BeT anu, ISIcH W IN NV NN-N<'Ut-
sluHiHS ..
40 rods E OF NV cor, NWANEk.
thence 8 so rods. Il 20 rods, N so
rods: w 20 rods to beginning:
surface only: reservation for
streets and bitches. s..........
In NWASWA. beginning. .....
20 rods of NV cor WASWA.
thence 8 20 rods. E 40 rods. N 20
rods. w 40 rods to beginning:
surface only; reservation for
streets and bitches, and
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-23
M'CAREY DOES NOT
KNOW ABOUT CANS
HAS NOT HEARD FROM NEGRO ON
WEIGHT QUESTION
Champion Has Not Told lmpresario
He Would Not Get on Scales
in Afternoon-SeIg
Coming

Zen Selig manager of Joe Cans, telegraphed
Tom McCarey yesterday that he would leave
San Francisco for Los Angeles on tomorrow
nights Owl, and that he was coming for the
purpose of signing articles for the fight be-
tween Cans and Jimmy Burns.
While no hitch in the final negotiations IS
likely to occur, there may be some slight argu-
ment in regard to the weight at which the men
will fight, If stories printed last night are TO
be taken as the truth. These stories stated
that Cans has refused to weigh in at 13S at :
O clock en- the day of the battle, but had In
Sisted on a ringside weight at the same figure.
Up to a late hour last night McCarey had
nor heard from either his San Francisco repre-
sertatives, Harry Leap Selig, on the matter,
and the local impresario supposed that every
thing was settled However he does not worry,
as Burns has stated that any old weight and
any old time to make it would suit him.
Cans will not come down with his manager,
as the champion still has hopes of getting
either Britt or Nelson to put his name to a
set of articles calling for battle Immediately
after the set-to at the end OF this month. 1t
seems to be a sort of grudge idea with the
negro, as he is taking the rather unusual
position of q champion begging for battle
with fighters who are beneath him in ring So
ciety.
In between now and the date of the pros
pective Gans-Burns battle McCarey will spring
a series of coffee and doughnut scrappers on
the local public in order to keep the chairs at
the pavilion from getting cold. The bouts
have all been arranged and several of the
lads who will participate are already train
ing for their share in the evenings program
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-23
WORK Is ORDERED ON
MILES OF STREETS
IMPROVEMENT CAMPAIGN BEGINS
WITH NEW FORCE
Council Passes Ordinance of Intention
Providing for Over Seven
Miles of Thorough
fares

The city council yesterday passed final
ordinances of intention which will insure
at least seven miles of additional streets
and avenues being improved in the near
future.
The work came on recommendation
from the city engineers office, which has
spent months of work in preparing the
preliminary stages.
All over the city this improvement will
progress, putting thousands of dollars into
circulation each week through labor, ma
terials and supplies.
The board of public works reports that
busy as it is it cannot catch up with the
demand for better streets under the
Vrooman act. The same report comes
from the city engineers office where
both the indoor and field forces are
worked to capacity.
Because of a temporary lull in grading
and other operations in subdivisions in
some parts of the city, more men and
teams are now available for street work.
Property owners knowing this and anXi-
Gus to get the improvements put in at
the lowest price are asking that bids be
advertised for quickly, so. that they will
be the gamers.
This the board seeks to do, but be-
cause of the legal difficulties in the way
each measure must take a specified rou-
tine or the contractors will refuse to bid
on the work, fearing that through tech
meal objections they may not be able to
collect their bills finally.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-23
MOTOR BOATS WILL
RACE AT NAPLES
BIG TIME PLANNED FOR NEXT
SUNDAYS CARNIVAL
In Addition to Amateur Championships
Professionals Will Compete in
Various Events-Bromley
Due on Thursday

Motor boat and professional swimming races
have been added to the list of events sched-
ued for Naples next Sunday, when the state
swimming championships in the amateur ranks
will be decided. At least three motor boats
will take part in the show. and while but two
swimmers have entered to compete for the
money prizes. 1t is expected that several others
will be on hand when the time comes.
The professionals who have entered are Gun
ningham of Long Beach and Freeth, the ran
aka swimmer, who has been doing stunts IN
the Ocean Park surf this summer. Both men
have displayed considerable skill in the water,
and when they get together a pretty race Is
expected Several of the life savers stationed
at Long Beach, well as two 1shermen from
Catalina have promised that they VIII COM
pete, and their presence will add much inter-
est to the professional events
Secretary Henry of the Southern California
Swimming association, who has the ahalr IN
charge, has received entry slips from most OIL
The prominent swimmers of this section.
George Bromley, who will represent the Wep-
ster Athletic club of San Francisco and VINO
is the champion inter-scholastic 1oO-yard man
of the coast, will be here either tomorrow or
Thursday, and his preliminary WORK Will pe
watched with interest. =.
Bromley will net have an easy time OF II
at that for he will have to beat the PICK
of Southern California star swimmers wilbur
Kyle, who is the acknowledged local cnanploll'
will be there in his best form, and Holborow'
Raker Flowers and several others Will be on
hand to pace him.
Neither Ben Wellington nor Heating. who
would undoubtedly figure close up to the win
ner in any event, will be here to enter the
races, as they arr unable to return from BRIT
ish Columbia in time to get into condition.
Warrington and Heating are both strong swim
mers, and they will be missed by the enthu-
siasts who are looking for Bromley's defeat.
In addition to the races carded the spectators
will be entertained by high and fancy diving
feats and exhibition aquatic stunts by JACK
Cox and Guy Travlla The first race is sched-
uled to begin at o'clock, and the events Will
be run off as rapidly as possible.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-23
Phone-Home 297


LONG BEACH. July 22.-Extensive damage
was done here By the unusually high tide OF
last night.
From Monterey avenue west to the Seaside
park pier, along Seaside boulevard, the beach
was strewn with lumber and pieces of wood
this morning, and the bank was washed away
fifteen feet back OF the old line.
The following damage was occasioned by the
water:
Two thousand feet of fifteen-foot board side
walk at Seaside Park was carried away OF
left in piles of wreckage on the beach.
One thousand feet of four-inch water pipe
owned by the Long Beach Water company
and carrying the supply for the Seaside Park
district, was washed away.
The thlrty-foot flight of steps leading from
the beach up to the Seaside Park pier was
carried out.
The merry-go-round located near the Pike
was wrecked, its supports being loosened and
some carried away.
dozen houses in the Seaside Park district
were surrounded by water and considerable
them.
All the houses in that district are barricaded
by board walls and bags of sand today.
The property owners in the district where
the walk was washed away expect to con-
struct concrete retaining wall in the near
future. 1t is realized that this will be neces-
sary to prevent damages in the future.
The tides will grow larger until Wednesday
night, when the highest point will be reached.
After that the water will recede.
number of families along the beach have
their goods packed and are in readiness 10
move out If danger threatens.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-23
NOTES OF INTEREST
FROM LONG BEACH
sre cial to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, July 22.-While running on
the slippery decks around tn bath house
Ilunge this afternoon Willie kagan, IA years
old, fell, striking his head with such force
upon the floor that he was rendered uncon-
scious. He was revived in the emergency hos
pita
Tomorrow night the city trustees will open
the bids for having Magnolia avenue between
Fourth street and Anaheim road The petro-
lthic method will be used here for the first
time within the city limits.
Mayor Evans of Riverside left for home TO-
cay after spending several days in Long Beach
examining the condition of the streets of the
CITY He praised the street system highly.
There was an enthusiastic mass meeting of
the leaders of the Young Peoples society of
the Presby terry of Southern California. at the
First Presbyterian church in this city yester-
cay afternoon. addresses were delivered by
Dr. John Willis Baer, president of Occidental
college, and Mr.. Won Ogden Vogt, secretary of
the young peoples department of the Presby-
terrain board of missions The conference was
held for the purpose of discussing methods of
advancing the young peoples work.
Sousa's band in concert will be heard in the
Auditorium here in October contract TO
this effect was signed here Saturday. Chiffar-
ellis band will be heard here August s.
31S-pound Jewish caught by Capt AL
Robbins today when he was ten miles off
shore in the fishing boat Marietta. The huge
fish was brought to the f. S. Vok fish market
the outer wharf.
Francis Marion Parent, go years old, a resi-
dent of California for 40 years. died at 10
o clock this morning at his home, 500 Rose
avenue. He was born in Jackson county, Mis-
souri,, When u years old he came west and
lived in Santa Barbara county until ten years
ego when he came to Long Beach. He leaves
a widow, two married daughters and four
sons. Funeral services will be held WedneS-
day morning from the Methodist church, South.
the Rev Raymond c. Gray officiating
j. j. Driscoll has added a second automobile
to his East Seventh street passenger line the
one car already in use being incapable of
handling the traffic. The new car has twice
the capacity of the old one.
James Roddick, the clerk in Dr. W. H.
Prittie's drug store, who was recently con-
victed of violating the liquor ordinance, was
not sentenced today had been expected Re
corder Hart postponed pronouncing the SEN
tence until Wednesday afternoon. Roddck' s
attorneys this morning filed motions for new
trial and arrest of Judgment.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-07-23
PEDRO SIGHS FOR
HIS LOST LIBERTY
RECAPTURE FOLLOWS THREE
DAYS FREEDOM
Chain Gang Tells PatheticalIy
How 1t Feels to Be
Free

"Ah, the glorious air, the clear blue
sky; the temptation is too strong fol
Pedro.
II run away from the walls of the city
Jail; the freedom ! long for is mine. Nc
longer must 1 obey harsh words of the
jailor but go where my heart leads me
an escaped convict, yes-but l am free
free, free!
Three days 1 enjoy liberty; three
short, happy days for Pedro.
II suffer the hunger in the hours
have my liberty, but, Madre de Dios,
am free.
II do no wrong. take one shirt. They
lock me in. Maybe l run away again.
Pedro Vasquez. a Mexican who es-
capped from the chain gang Friday, was
arrested early yesterday morning after
enjoying three days of liberty.
Vasquez was arrested July IL on a
charge of stealing some clothing from a
rooming house When taken to the police
station he was charged with petty
larceny, and for two days was held in
Jail while the officers were looking up
his record.
Last Monday he was taken to police
court and given a Jail sentence of thirty
days.
When returned to the tanks Vasquez
was seen to be in unusually low spirits
He refused to talk to others of his
countrymen who were in Jail, but sat
aside by himself as if mourning over his
disgrace. 4
mourn?" at last he was asked by a
fellow Mexican, and Vasquez, rolling his
great dark eyes toward the small window
through which passed a small stream of
light, replied:
II crave liberty"
During the six days he toiled with the
members of the chain gang these were
the only words yasquez uttered. While
laboring with bali and chain he did his
work patiently and well, and when the
other prisoners grumbled of the food, the
heat or the work Vasquez continued
patiently to perform his duties, without
words and without complaint,
Friday the toiling Mexican saw the
chance to gain the freedom he so longed
for. For the day his shackles had been
taken off, and with his companions he
was employed but a short distance from
grove of trees. While the attention of
the guards was relaxed he suddenly
dropped to the ground and crept on his
hands and knees toward the trees
He was not observed and at last sue
ceeded in gaining the shelter. From that
point he FASTENED back to Los Angeles
hapN' that he had gained his freedom,
but fearing every moment he would be
accosted and arrested by some blue
coated guardian of the law.
For three days Vasquez lived the life
of a hunted animal, while officers
searched his haunts seeking to recapture
him. They were unsuccessful until yes
terday morning when the man was seen
on North Main street and was there ar
rested by a detective.
For twenty-three days Vasquez will be
compelled to serve as a member of the
chain gang, each day carrying the fifty
pound weight attached to his ankle. The
guards will not again remove the weight
from Pedro while he is away from the
city JAIL and slave he will be COM
PEELED to serve his time.