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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Walter M. Taber Y esposa, de Clio
rieta, Sc %encuentran en- la capital y
estan hospeda ADDS en el Hotel Claire.
Mr.. Taber es gerente de la Glorieta
Mercantile y Live Stock Company,
que tiene SD asiento principal en- Clio
rieta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

FL Hon. Jose Ortiz Y Pine vino a La
ciudad 81 microbes pasado y sc hos
pedo en- 81 Hotel Claire. Fue candidato
para miembro del cuerpo de comisio-
nados de condado por Ell distrito SET
gundo y resulto elegido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Los Sres. Jose g. Delgado y Anto-
MO Delgado, de la Ciudad de Mexico,
llegaron 1 Santa ~ e. mdrtes pasado-
Andan de paseo y 20 han hospedado
en- Ell Normandie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Don Antonio Lobato, labrador do
las ce~rcanias de Glorieta, estuvo aquf'
81 iueves yisitando parientes y hacien,
do compras para su rancho. Sc hos
ped6 en- Ell Normandie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Don Eliseo Lucero, labrador de las
cercanias de La lara, Colorado, estuvo
Ell la ciudad 81 lines pasado y Sc hos
ped6 en- 81 Normandie. Vino 4 visitar
4 sus parientes y amigos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Don Donaciano Angel, labradory
borresuero de Galisteo, vino q martes
pasalo Il la clndAt sobre asuntos
pe~rsonales. Estuyo hospedado en- q
Normandie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07
PERSONAL Y LOCAL,
Don R6mulo Snazo, de albuquerque,
estuvo en- La ciudad d martes pasado
yisitando 4 sus parientes

Don u. p. Chaves z hiia, de TERRA
Amarillo, han llegado d Ia ciudad y
Sc hospedan en- 81 Normandie. Estan
aqul visitando 4 sus ~parientes ami
Cos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07

Don Cristobal Anaya, labrador Y
borreguerro de las ~cercanias de Gar
listeo, estuvo en- Ia ciudad q martes.
pasado y Sc hosped6 en- el Coronado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-11-07
ERIN TAI vEz SEA sENADoR,

N44N NMHMN H41HA NNHW
Indiana al parecer ha dado 4 los
Dem6cratas una mayorfa de ocho en-
la legislature, 10 cual aseguraria la
election de un senador Democrata al
senado de los Estados Unidos en- lugar
de Hemenway. Hay rumores de que
Kern, candidate Democratic para vice
presidente, sera elegido para ocupar
el puesto. Ell estado df6 q Marshall,
Democratic para gobernador, una piu-
ralidad de 5000 y i Taft una mayoria
menos de 10000.
West Virginia esta SECURE por TAFT
con 10000, Y .Glascock, Republieano,
para g~obernador, menos que "a mitad
de ESQ.
LA mayoria Republican, en- La ca
mara de representatives ha sido reba-
iada. pero todavia los Republicanos
tendran gentaia sustancial. Los Re-
publicanos elegir Al IN miembro del
congreso en- Arkansas Y tuvieron au-
mento de dos en- su representation de
Oklahoma.
Taft gsn6 SUI propio estado, Ohio,
por 10000, i los Democratas eligieron
aIJuez Harmon gobernador por 10000.
Los Democratas hicieron 'barrida
limpia' Ga Colorado dandoa Bryan
una pluralidad de 5.577. Tres Demo
cratas fueron electos al congreso, y
los Dem6cratas ganaron mayoria de
ambas camaras de La Legislature, Y
con este tendran en- sn mano la elec-
ci6n de Charles 3. Hughes. Jr,, para
!. senador de los Estados Unidos.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
UNUSUAL RECORD By
TRIO OF STUDENTS

The capturing of the Governors
prize at Colorado College by Paul
Burgess a few days ago for scholar
ship at that institution recalls the
fact that representatives of the Bur-
CESS family have made a remarkable
record in the Canon City high school
during the last few years. Paul, the
Oldest of the trio to complete the pre-
scribed course of study there, grad
uated with the next to highest honors
of his class and was its salutatorian
at the commencement exercises The
next member OF the family to grad
uate was John Burgess. who outrank-
ed his associates in his studies and
was awarded the honors of his class.
He was last year student at Colo
RADIO College. The third to graduate
was Miss Bessie Burgess who com
pleted the high school here q couple
OF weeks ago with second place, be-
ing only, however, one-half OF one
per cent below the honor man In her
grading as student. A notable thing
in connection with Miss Burgess'
school days here 10 the fact that for
six consecutive years she was never
absent, late or tArdy.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
THIS is THE KIND OF ADvER.
TISING CANON CITY is GETTING

Preferring to spend what money
they can in perfecting an organiza-
ton in Fremont county to properly
smudge the fruit orchards in case of
another frost, the Fremont County
Board of Supervisors have decided not
to make any appropriation for coun-
ty fair this fall and there is every
probability that there will be none
A committee appeared before the
commissioners and petitioned them to
$1,000 for the fair. The
commissioners. however, have just
given 100000 for fruit protection and
did not feel that the condition of the
crops in the county warranted the ex-
penditure for the fair Grand juno
tion News.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
Restoration - Entry Of LanAs IN M.
tianal. Foregk

Notice T. nsrsby given ~. ~ la.as d.
PfEe'S Psak Hasioasi Forest, Coioredo, viil s.
saetsct g sstsismeat. 40 entry sndsr ~ Pro;
etaees aed The - e June II, isos ~ etets ~
at he United sthtes la1d once q Pueblo,
COLOMBO, on July n. leeo. Any settlsf who
wae ect1ally and In good faith claiming any of
ea4d lAaAs for aG1ica1tafal puFposes prior 70
JaAuasY !, lo0s, and hos not abandoned the
saae, kas . pFslsrsaee s1ght 70 make . ho.ne-
seeed satg 1ss the lsnAs asepaily csesgisd.
@ ths pssso.s ns1ssoesd below. yho heys Z
aay each eesElee provided such settler OF appli-
east r qsah1ed % 1ake homsstsad enty
% Jnly q, 11oe, o. Walsh daae the la1d6 win
bs enk3est TO setSle0sat and entry 6y. any
quail I'D perDo0. Th0 lAAds are a. eellowa:
Los q The BE x fg Y \. -ee: .: the " e
T.. u. n. r. n, listed upoa the Appliea&ton q
Abe Miller % Black Moaatain, COLORADO. Fred
J. D00nstt, Co0nt0atO19T OF che Genes1l Land
O0ce. Approved April -. l900. Frank Pierce,
Firse AssiseAat SecrstAsy OF the Interior.
First Pub. Nay -, ~
Last Pub, June u, ~.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
ABOUT A NILE OF THE
STATE ROAD COMPLETED

Warden Cleghorn and Mr.. Mum of
the board of penitentiary commits
sioners visited the convict camp near
Starkville in Las Animas county, a
few days ago and inspected the work
done by the prisoners in the state
road, which is being constructed from
the southern line OF the state north
ward to the southern boundary of
wyoming.
They found everything proceeding
nicely and report about a mile of
heavy road work finished, except the
concrete bridges which will be put in
later. The work thus far completed
appears to have been thoroughly done
and has received many compliments
from the county surveyor, whose pro-
vince 1t is to inspect it from time to
time.
Something like eighty men are at
work there and will remain all sum-
mer. The material for the various
bridges along the line. of the pro-
posed road will be furnished by. the
various counties in which they are
to be built, but their installation will
be done at the expense of the state.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
OF COMMERCE "
COMMITTEE APPOINTED

The chamber of commerce commit
tees of the Canon City Merchants as
ISOLATION have been appointed by
President Salie and the board of di-
rectors of the latter organization as
follows:
Finance and Membership-U. E.
Sidebottom. chairman: George F.
Rockafellow, c. c. Campbell Henry
Hutton. T. v. Ragsdale.
Legislation and General Welfare
C. s. Hudson, chairman: Guy U.
Hardy. DIR. F. N. Carrier. C. A. Biggs.
Truman Stockton.
Publicity and Public Improvement
DIR. w. T. Little, chairman: e. NJ. Col
Inns. DIR. H. Goodloe. A, E. Wilson.
g. ". Hodgin.
Commerce and Transportation-T.
N. Harding. chairman: w. T. wallace.
W. B. Rowland, T. B. Coulter. ALI.
Mitchell.
Agriculture and Miscellaneous In
dustries-F. p. Smith. chairman: ].
p. Farmer. B. F. Rockafsllow. A. p.
Nelson, J. l. Morgan.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
RECEPTION AND DANCE
HELD WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The South Canon High School
Alumni association held its ninth an
nual reception and dance Wednesday
evening in Elks hall and it was the
most successful and enjoyable event
ever held In the annals of the organ
ization.
The program was well rendered.
the hall very prettily decorated, the
refreshments delicious, the music ex-
cellent and very pleasant evening
was spent by the large crowd in at
tendn0oe.
Miss Ella NJ. Bailey Of the class of
'O7, president and Miss Maude e. Jen-
kins '0e. secretary of the Alumni as
sociation, deserve great credit and
praise for the highly successful man
ner in which the affair was managed
and conducted.
There were fully $50 people in a'-
town.
The walls were decorated with the
class nags and pennants. and from
the chandeliers. banners and stream
ers in the class OF 'OS colors
Of red and white were festooned to the
corners Of the room. making 4 beau
tiful setting for the happy dancers.
The South Canon high school Or
chestra opened the evening by a
pleasing selection. followed by the ad-
dress OF welcome from the Alumni
president, Miss Ellen N. Bailey, OF.
Mr. Henry Lloyd. '0s class president.
responded and then followed the reg
ular program.
Piano solo, Miss Gladys Corey.
Reading, selection, Miss Genevieve
Tripp.
Violin solo. Mr.. Marion Smith, ac-
companied by Miss Ellen Bailey.
Selection, South Canon high school
orchestra.
Pineapple sherbet, ices, cream and
waters were then served during the
remainder of the evening. and dane
ing commenced at $3.50 O'Clock.
Twenty numbers were danced until
1880 p. m. and those not dancing ap-
parently spent as an enjoyable an
evening as the many couples who oc-
cupied the floor. The evening was
a perfect success In every particular
and the officers OF the association are
to be congratulated.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18

While the refreshments were be-
ing enjoyed, Mr.. La Grange delighted
all with several selections ON the
phonograph. Following this Mr.. J. A.
Stump, as master of ceremonies, call
ed the company to order and a de-
lightfnl program OF readings and
speeches was rendered.
Mr.. Stump was extremely happy in
his introductions. He first called ON
Rev. Thomas who gave some selec-
tions from Riley in his inimitable
way-he also told good story or
two. Mr.. Thomas was followed by
Miss Humphrey who captivated all
with her story about THE Dark and
Stormy Night tho the Moon Was
Shining Bright"
Mr.. j. T. Snyder proved himself an
artist in his rendition of THE Jews
Benevolence''-askh him for it.
Mr.. G. H. Sale was most enter
tanning in his remarks, closing with
magnificent rendition of that match
less poem entitled, Tomorrow" Mr..
L. H. Bowman delighted, the company
with one of his best stories. He was
followed by President Dawson, Mr.. r.
8. Beall, Mr. Nesbit. Mr. C. w Talbot
and Mr.. ]. @. McNatt. a quintette OF
the best boosters any organiza-
ton ever had. ..a
AS the last speaker finished, Mr..
Stump announced that the tally-hos
were in readiness for the return trip
and the seventy congenial friends re-
luctantly said good night"
The evening will long be remember
bered as one of the pleasantest in the
history of the class and the hearty,
cordial invitation Of Mrs. La Grange
to come again" found responsive
chord in the mind and heart Of every
one present.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
Netsce for Pablicaties.

Department OF the Interior. U. 8. Land
Office at Pueblo. Colo. May l6. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Elton e.
Smith. of Canon City. Colo, who. on
September Is, 1909. made H. Z. No,
l3SO5. for N. W. Y 8. e. Y, N. v 8. w.
y. g. Il. Y g. w. V. Section s, Town
ehip II g.. Range Go W.; 6 Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
70 make final five year proof. to estab-
llsh claim TO the land above des-
cribed, before clerk of the district
court, at Canon City. Colo, on the 35th
day of June 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
4. c. Higgins, OF Canon City, Colo.
B. p. Cullifer, og Canon City. Colo.
l.. g. Brown. OF Canon CNy, Colo.
II. c. Smith, OF Canon City, Colo.
8. A. ABBEY.
I'd Register.
First pub. May 81, 1908.
Last pub. June 25, 1905.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
MS SWEETHEART

Ed Abernathy. colored. of Portland,
this county, accidentally shot his
sweetheart, Caroline johnson, while
getting out of buggy at that place
Saturday on returning from visit
to Florence. A 44-calibre revolver.
which Abernathy carried, in some un-
explainable manner was discharged,
the bullet cutting on two of the wo-
mans fingers and passing two-thirds
the way around the body just under
the skin. The ball struck piece of
steel in her corset and its course
was DETECTED in such way as to al
low it to penetrate the skin of the
stomach and make its way beneath the
epidermis around to the spinal column
where 1t was removed without diff
ficuIty. That she was not killed Is
considered but short of miraculous.
Abernathy is employed at the
cement works at Portland
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
FOR PRISON
SUPPLIES AWARDED

The penitentiary commissioners
were in session here on Monday and
awarded the contract for supplies for.
that Institution in accordance with
the advertisement published in the
Record a few weeks ago. Among the
local firms that were successful bid
ders were the Baker & Biggs Mercan-
tile company. Frank l.. Smith and the
Canon City Milling company. The
meat contract, which was one Of the
largest and most important awarded,
was given to Schwartzchild & Sulber-
ger OF Kansas City. Mo. The commits
sioners went from here to Buena Vista
where they held a session at the re-
formatory on Tuesday.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
MINING INDUSTRY LOOKING
Up AT SILVER CLIFF

Rev. J. E. Blake. chaplain of the
conducted the annual G.
A. R. memorial service at the Presby-
terian church in Silver CliR last Sun
day. There was a large attendance Of
old soldiers and the church was
decorated in their honor.
The music was of special, patriotic
and the subject OF the dis
course was, "How Best to Honor Our
Soldier Dead"
Rev. Blake, who was engaxed in
ministerial work in Silver Cli@ and
vicinity for nearly seven years, says
that the mining industry In Custer
county is experiencing something Of .
revival and that there il more &C
tivity at present than there has been
for several years. The Geiser. the
Bull Domingo. the Silver Bar. the Lit
tie Bernice and the Bassick mines are
all being worked with more or less
success. small vein II exceedingly
rich ore is being worked in the Geiser
and only last week the company sent
a gold brick weighing twenty-five
pounds to the Denver mint. DIR. MUIR
ply told Rev. Blake that the main ore
chute in the Silver Bar mine. for
which the company had been search
ing, had at last been located and good
results were expected in consequence
of the discovery. The experimental
mill erected on the Bassick property
for handling the ores there was q
great success and assured a big profit
to the owners.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
Notice

ID hereby given to the heirs OF Ellis
ahstA Doyle and 10 all other persons
1Atorested In any manner In the land
Aareinbelow described: That at .
pahlic tar sale held by the treasurer
q vremo0t county, state Of Colorado.
On the 37th day OF December. A. D..
1904. for the unpaid taxes tAersoa of
~ year 1893. c. r. Emery bouxht The
southeast qaarter OF southwest guar
tor 0f NDctSOa eavo1. and the east half
0f southwest quarter and northeast
quarter OF southwest quarter OF SEC
t1oA eighteen, all In township nine
toon south and range seventy west OF
alxth principal meridian in said coun-
=. That said land was assessed for
oaid taxes In the name Of Heirs OF
Elixabeth Doyle" in the sum OF $3.50.
That said G. r. Emery has assigned
and Transferred the certificate Of pur-
chase representing said sale to the un-
dersi4ned. william II. Whitehead, who
now owns and holds the same. That
the time to redeem said land from said
tax sale will expire on the thlrtieth
day OF September. A. ID. 1905: and that
Immediately after said date last men
toned the underslgned will apply To
the treasurer OF said Fremont coun-
" for q tax deed for said land
WILLIAM H. WHITEHEAD
Dated June LIST. 1905.
First pub. June 4. 1905.
Last pub. June is. 1905.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
WILL HAVE CHARGE OF So
CHURCH AT SILVER CLIFF

Paul Burgess, who has just been
graduated from Colorado college, has
been chosen to take charge of the
Presbyterian churches at Silver Cliff
and West Cliffe during the summer
months as the successor of Rev. J. G.
Blake. chaplain of the penitentiary,
who has been engaged in pastoral
work there since 1901. Most of the
time during Rev. Blake's ministry
in Silver Cliff he conducted three re-
ligious services a week In the seven
years he was a resident of Custer
county Rev. Blake preached between
eighty and ninety funeral sermons.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
Notice Of stockholders Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of The Raymond Consolidated
Mines Company will be held in the
once OF the company In the Burrage
block. at Canon City. Fremont county,
Colorado. on the second Tuesday In
July, 1908, being the 14th day OF the
month. at 2 o'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose OF electing board OF directors
and the transaction of any lawful
business.
A. DEMO, President.
Attest: IRA CARRIER, Secretary.
First pub. June IL. 1908.
Last pub June 25, 1908.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
Petaae Expefiusent.

yer Park are this year experimenting
in the culture Of potatoes. For some
reason the soil OF Fremont county
is not adapted to the successful rails
Ing Of spuds and what experiments
have been made have been failure.
In some Of the spud growing sections
of the northern part OF the state salt
Is placed In the soil and larger tubers
are grown.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
RAYN0LDS GLASS AND FRIENDS
DELIGHTFULLY."- ENTERTAINED

One of the most charming social
events of the many June festivities
was the lawn fete at the beautiful
suburban home of Miss Edna La
Grange Thursday night.
The night was perfect. the welcome
and hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. La
Grange and Miss La Grange made
everyone happy, and most unwilling
to leave.
1t has been demonstrated on many
occasions that the men of the Ray
nolds Memorial class can not only
build up and maintain one of the
strongest bible classes in the city, but
they are equally able to enjoy An even
ing of social pleasure. With this idea
in view, President Dawson, some
weeks ago. appointed a committee,
consiting of J. @. McNatt, ]. A.
Stump, F. X. Miller and Fred E.
Duncan to look after the many de-
tails connected with an affair of this
kind, and how well the work was
done, is now a matter of history.
Nothing was left undone that would
in any way add to the pleasure or
of any one.
In the matter of transportation to
and from the La Grange home, two
tally-hos were provided, carrying
about twenty persons each. and the
ride was most thoroughly enjoyed. In
to the tally-hos, there were
ten or twelve private conveyances-
The lawn was most artistically
lighted. and the company scattered
over the spacious grounds, formed a
pleasing picture.
After an hour of social pleasure
most delicious refreshments consist
ing of ice cream. Strawberries, cake
and coffee, were served
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
Foreclosure Sale.

Under and by virtue of an Order Of
Sale issued out of the ofiice OF the
clerk OF the district court within and
for the county of Fremont and state
of Colorado. and to me directed. which
Order OF Sale is SO issued upon and in
aoordance with a judgment OF said dis
trict court in "A certain action. wherein
Magdalene s. Reynolds. executrix.
was plaintiff, and f. l. Gumaer was
defendant,
Notice is hereby given that on FRI
day. the third day Of July. A ID. 1908.
at the front door of the court house
in Canon City. Fremont county. Colo
RADIO. and for the purposes fully set
forth in said judgment. will offer for
sale. and will sell. at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash In
hand, all of the right, title, interest,
claim and demand whatsoever. both In
Law and in equity, OF the said defend
ant, 4. l.. Gumaer. in and to the fol-
lowing described lands situated In the
county OF Fremont and state OF Colora-
do. to-wft:
Commencing at the Sw corner OF the
Swk Of the Swh of Section IS In
township ls. s.. of range 50 w. OF the
9th r. m. and running thence east
along section line 81 rods, thence
nOftn " rOue, thenCe west 81 tOos
To section line. thence south 42 rods
to beginning. also, commencing at the
BE corner OF the 8Wh OF the 8WA OF
said section 80. and running thence
sDuah ACROSS HardacrAbble creek l60
rods. thence west 100 rods. thence
north 100 rods, thence east 100 rods
to beginning: also the SWA OF the
SWk OF Section IA, and the SEN
NEh and MI sen Section Is. and
VIZ NWN and an undivided
half OF the NEA. section
-. said sections II. Is and % being
In township 20 south OF range 60 west
of the 6th p. m. or 30 much OF said
property as shall be necessary to pay
and satisfy the sum OF 9l350.ss. to-
gether with interest thereon at s per
cent per annum from April 18th. 1908
to date OF sale, and Sass cost, and the
costs and expenses OF advertisement
and sale
Dated June llth, 1905.
JOSEPH ESSER.
Sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
First pub. June IL, 1908.
lxaxt pub July 2. 1908.
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
WILL GO TO CALIFORNIA
FOR INDEFINITE STAY

Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Schuler of 315
Rudd avenue left here on Mon
day for Los Angeles, California, for
stay of indefinite duration. They will
spend the summer in Los Angeles and
vicinity. and may. possibly, purchase
home in that section Of the state.
II conditions are not satisfactory in
southern California they will go to
Oregon and Washington. visiting Port
land. Seattle. Tacoma. etc. They will
be gone at Ieas: year, probably very
much longer. Mr.. Schuler has sold
his barber shop at 419 Main street to
p. c. Davis. who is now in charge Of
the business
Cañon City record., 1908-06-18
PROF. WALLS NOT COMING
TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL

The board of education Is in re-
ceipt of letter from Professor Walls
OF the faculty OF Mount Union Col
lege at Alliance. Ohio. declining the
position OF teacher Of science In the
Canon City high school to which he
was elected ten days ago. Professor
Walls, who was chosen ,as the sue
cessor of Professor Guy Foster. is un-
willing to come here ittseems without
material increase In salary over
that OF his predecessor.