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Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
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The Daily Record Of the 11th inst-.
mentioned the shooting OF Cart Gran
ger. Hfs company were all darinG
Mexicans and It was Impossible for
sibley.s brigade to make . move with
out Gen. Candy being duly notified
of that move. About two weeks aftsR
the battle of GloreittA. near Santa ~.
our company found Canby In Tijarss
canon, about 20 miles east Of Alb1-
querque. We rested tho next day md
started for the Rio Grande aftsr DARK
We arrived at the river IN hoar b.
fore daylight and an old town called
Paralto, twenty miles below Alba-
querque. In this town was campe4
tho remnant of the Texas brigade. A.
the sun arose our men formed In line
of battle along . large irrigattiOa
ditch, the bank OF which made fino
breastwork. Gen. Candy and staff 70
near that could hear every word
spoken by Capt. Granger. He asked
the general permission to go down
and wake mp the enemy. well. 90
ahead Paddy" the general said.
think this was The Arst and only time
that ever cav Capt Granger.
The enemy lay asleep, most Of them
behind q wall about one mile to tho
south. On went Capt Granger at full
gallop. followed by 100 men Of the
most daring Mexicans you ever saw.
II any one of them ever had any fear
to follow Paddy Granger he was care
full to conceal 1t. On. ON they went un-
til they appeared to be right in tho
town. Then we saw Granger make .
urn to the left and begin to form .
circuit 1t was quite q sight to go
those Mexicans urging their horses
to jump the walls and ut the same
time pouring the pistol nre into the
enemy who were only half awake.
Granger returned and laughing
said he guessed he had scared q great
many more men than he had killed.
J. A CRANK
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
T.a.A.sl,iae At Z. 4. c. A.

In spite Of many other attractions
on ThAnkngiving evening . large
crowd gathered at p. m, at the 7. n.
c. A. rooms to enjoy the social which
had been arranged for BY the social
committee. TAs affair was q great
sucosss and everybody seemed TO have
. good time. TIE program consisted
Of vocal solos BY Mrs. A. II. White and
l1r. Glen Kirktnn. a reading by Mrs.
Rau. an instrumental trio BY Messrs.
Acksr. Gebhardt and 9mlth. and or
eAsstrA numbers by the 9oatA Canon
HigA school organisatioa. all of which
wsrs greatly enjoyed TAe rsfresA-
nsats, preuarsd By Mr. Harry Hub-
bert WHOSE pssseacs va mnAs pos-
silae " ~ kindnsss of Mayor 0ssly.
were iAdas4 palatAhle. 1Asy Wers
nlesly ssrvea ~ g1rsa q ~ saa1sr
elaas q - os11A canaa ma oa,
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
FAILURE OF ENGINEER
CAUSES ONE DEATH

Springfield. ILL.,, Nov, 2S.-Failure
of the engineer, Charles Humphrey
to stop the cage in which he was car
rying several miners to the bottom of
the mines, caused the cage to 30 to
the top OF the tipple OF the Chicago
Springfield Coal company's mines
north Of the city this morning. Ernest
unger fell down the shaft and was
killed. Several other miners were
more or less injured.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

Nstice Of The Annual Meeting ef tie
Stoekholders Of The Great West.
en Weslgrowefs CsrpeFat3sa.
Notice 10 hereby given that the An
nual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
The Great Western Woolgrowers Cor
poration will be held at the once Of
the Corporation. the same being In
rooms 3. and In the Felter Block.
Canon City Colorado, on Monday. De-
cember -. 1908, At 1000 am. for the
purpose OF eiecting q Board OF Direc-
tors and such other business a. may
properly be considered and acted upoa
at said meeting.
! Stockholders In person or By proxy
shall be entitled TO attend and vote At
said meeting.
tsigned) PITT A. WADE.
President.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
H.sse. 4 ss.eaAslasrs nssti.s.

- -
Ths annual stockholders meeting Of
Ths Queen Princess Copper Minins
Company will bs held at the COM
pany's once No. 404 Colorado Avenue.
Colorado City. Colo. Thursday, Do
esmbsr 10th. 1908. between ths hours
q II n. and p. n. 70 elect board Of
directors. reoeive the report Of the
Presidsnt and Treasurer. and trans
act such other business ~ may prop
erly come before said meeting. Books
Tor transfer Of stock will be closed
Dec. ist, and reopened ons day aftsr
Anal adjournment.
JOHN b, STEPHENS.
President
EDWARD HALTER.
Assistant Secretary.
First pub. Nov. -. 1905.
Last pub. Dec. 10. 1908.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
GEN. LEW WALLACR,S AWE.
INSPIRING sBRN.HUR"
TIE Rre-enineat Biblical O1eRing d
tie Stage To-day.

written and q great many plays pro-
duced dealing with the earth-life Of
Christ, but the most impressive relig-
ious romance and the only enduring
drama dealing with this subject has
been General Lew Wallace's BEN
Hur," which is to be the Offering at
the Grand opera house, Pueblo. for An
engagement Of two nights, beginning
Wednesday evening. December 2. In
addition to the regular evening per-
formances, there will be special
matinee on Thursday. December ..
This fne romaAce, with all theb ril-
liant pagentry. the barbarity and the
intense religious enthusiasm OF that
periods OF the worlds history, when
put into dramatic form. raised wave
of admiration from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, for Klaw Z changers colos-
sal production OF Waliace's Biblical
story IL the most majestic and impos-
ing drama ever staged. 1t is a fascin-
ating. mastery creation that ought to
be seen at least once; most people
want to see 1t more than once. for 1t
Interests the eye. touches the inter-
iect and moves the heart
From the prelude. with its mystic
charm. to the last awe-inspiring
scene on the Mount Of Olives. It is
pictorially magnificent, its story in
tensely Interesting. and its accom-
panying music most satisfying. Into
places Of strange customs. strange
people and strange beauty the audit
ors are led. and the return to the &C
customed environment and habits
comes almost AZ a shock after three
hours OF fascinating wandering and
spiritual exaltation. A clearer idea Of
the Holy Land and its Inhabitants and
of the influence Of the Naxarene while
ON earth 10 obtained from this one
drama than can be had from reading
countless books upon the subject
Such q drama 10 not only absorbantly
interesting but In the highest degree
instructive a. well.
Nine years have elapsed since Gen.
Lew wallace's impressive Biblical
spectacle. ben Hur" was nrst pre-
sented at the Broadway theatre In
New York City. At that time 1t was
considered the largest production Of
the modern stage. and during the in
tervening years It has maintained Its
pre-eminent position in American
amusements. The production this sea-
SON is ON a scale OF colossal grandeur
eclipsing all former efforts Of its pro-
ducers, Messrs. Klaw q Erlanger. who
have taken advantage OF the vast re-
sources at their command in CON-
structing the production. Everywhere
are OF the costumer. the stage me
chanic, the electrician, 10 taxed in its
presentation. 1t 10 realism up to the
minute, accomplishing pictures that
in the period Of its FIRST presentation
would have been deemed too difficult
to essay.
In order to take care of the out-of-
town patrons for "Ben-Hur" the man
agement of the Grand opera house
will MI mail orders in accordance
with date OF their receipt. when ac-
companied by remittance. The scale
of prices will range from SOC to $a.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
CTAPTURED AFTER A
DESPERATE RAT1LR

McAlister. Okla. Nov. 1S.-Aftsr .
desperate battle Colonel Encurnacion
Diax Gurrera and Senior Castro. under
Indictment in Texas for participating
In Mexican revolution attacks on Los
VEGAS. Texas, June 26th. this year.
were captured at Wilburton ysster-
dsy.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
THE CANON CRY RECORD. TfIuRsDAY. DEC. 3 Ioos-a

s great sroas smAll Paats
les dos. Thread. assorted. Clark
or Coats.
rs dos. Pairs Suspenders.
500 don. Psirs Cotton Cocks.
80 yds. Extra Heavy Duck. for
Cloth ShOes.
i boz white or yellow Tailor's
Marking Craycn.
Each proposal must be signed BY the
individual or arm making Il and bo
accompanied By Q guarantee signed BY
at least two responsible parties that
the bidder shall within ten days after
being called upon to do 20. furnish
promptly the articles awarded to him
to be furnished, and. upon failure 20
to do. to forfeit and pay to the State
Of Colorado q sum double the amount
awarded In dollars.
The Board reserves the right 70 re-
ject any and all bids. II deemed to the
interest OF the state to do %.
Samples OF merchandise must &C
company bids.
Payments will be made in Peniten-
tiary Vouchers. appropriations Of 1909
and 1910.
All bids for supplies must be ad-
dressed to the Board of Penitentlary
Commissioners, Colorado State Peni-
tentiary, Canon City. colorado. and
endorsed Proposals. for Subsistence."
Canon City. Colorado. November 5th
1908.
CHARLES MUM,
# President
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
sealed Proposals..

Sealed Proposals..
Sealed proposals will ba received
, the Board of Penitentiary Commits
oners At Canon City. Colorado. until
D. m, December 9Th. 1908, for the
supplies. delivered on the
grounds. all costs OF de-
very prepaid, to-wit:
lOO, 900 MS. more or less. good
rossed beef. not less than 200 ms. to
70 side, to be delivered rs required.
ayments to be made quarterly.
130, 900 ms. best wheat flour.
1000 ms. Prunes.
800 ms. Baking Powder.
1000 ms. Navy Beans-
1900 ms. Mexican Beans
5000 ms. Coffee.
1000 ms. Lard Compound. SON.
s.e0O ms. Dry Salt sidss-
5000 De. Granuiated Sugar.
eS cases Condensed Cream. qts-
II bbls- Syrup.
o.oooo ne. CoArss Salt
10 ms Japan Tea.
II bbls. vlaeGAf.
5000 Ds. Rice.
a,oO0 ms. Pearl Hcminy.
~ Ds. Oae Meal.
80 Ds. Goldfish In bfackD.
800 ms. CAIckory.
100 ms. Mustard.
800 ms. Corn Starch.
800 ms. Macaroni.
600 ms. Ground Pepper.
90 ms. Muscatel RAio1nA.
- caaes Canned Peas.
16 cases Canned Apricots. table
truit-
Is cases Canned Peaches. table
IS casss Canned Pears. table
fruit. ......-....+
20 cases Canned Tomatoes.
~ cases Pie PeocAeA
- cases Canned Blackberrieo.
10 cases Pie Pears.
70 cases Pie Apricots.
Is caseo Corn.
% cases Richardson MateAsa-
% caseo Laundry 0oap.
10 dos. Parlor Brooms-
IS do1. 0melter Broom0.
leo ms. Sole Leather-Croppsd
Oak--no brands.
GO ms. Bellies.
1900 %. II Upper Lsathsr-hll-
waukeo Wax.
3 eals. New Method sAos Ink.
3 ma. Ass't'd Leather Patches.
g Ain. Blade Old Put moe
8 4-in. Scissors.
. Harrington Cloth Knivsa.
Sin. blades.
9 Emery Straps.
4 ORo Bfi0tlo0.
] boz Mixsd Straight Sewing
Avis.
pair sin. Bernard 0priAg
Cutting Nippers.
5000 No. 2Ss Tubular Rivsts.
Is gross Shoe Laces.
5 ms. Bees Wax.
5000 Eyelets.
3 dos. Peg Awl Handles
1 No. IS Eclipse Last Stand,
with lasts.
10 dos. No. Z Steel Heels.
10 dos. No. Steel Heels.
10 DOG. No. . Steel Heels.
3 doc. No. 10 Steel Heels.
. ms. No. II Barbour's Flax.
. ms. No. II Barborr's Flax
10 ms. Brass Cllnchlng Nails.
Is ms. e-8 Cub Nails.
S6 ns. 8 Ms Cub Nails.
20 iDs. IS Cub Nails.
SS ibs. eM-S Cub Nails.
10 ms. rs Cub Nails.
3 ms. No. Shoe TAokD.
10 ms. No. Shoe Tacks.
IS ms. 1913 Iron Heel Nails.
20 ms. S-8 iron Heel Malls.
100 lbs. Hob Nails.
- lbs. Hungarian Hob Nails.
1oo halls Clarified Wax.
Z sides No. I Harness Leather.
. doe. Harness 0aapo, largs
and medium.
I Aos. Brow Bands 1oe NsAt
Harness Brides.
3 doa. each lin. I 1-l-lA, I IL
IN and 1 s-l-in Harness Ducklss.
4 dca. Harness Needle MIXED
j dos. Tubes Tor RsvelviAgl
Runch. assorted.
o10o ydn. Ticklrg
A. GA. So-ln. W1ao.
1Noo v1e. Drilling.
oeoe -. CaAton EIanHea-oo-ln.
ioo yds. csssh-otsvsas xx.
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Cañon City record., 1908-12-03

Witness my hand and seal this 2lth
day OF November, A d. 1908.
(9eal) c.. J. FREDRICKSON,
County Treasurer.
Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
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Cañon City record., 1908-12-03
HOWARD HALTER.

First pub. Nov. -. 1905.
Last pub. Dec. 10. 1908.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23

.. m. - required by law, Il appearing that
said Bridge will cost to exceed $1,000.
Newt Otto and o II Evans together with
Il q Spedden. County Surveyor were ap-
pointed viewers to report ON road petit
toned for by b w Maxey. Herman Bicksel
ct Ql In road Dist. No. ~.
p G epedden. County Surveyor and Bert
Cahdeld and Jake Wooster, were appointed
viewers on rad petitioned for By Geo; 7
Hartw1esen, b Grove. O Culley ct al in
road Dist. No. 81.
2 epedden. county Surveyor and Jacob
Sites and A Carpenter were appointed
viewers on road petitioned for BY Milton
Watson. Burt Baker ct al In Road Dist. No.
Is.
Change OF road on petition of Francis
ThreehOuse and b Onthank ct al In road
Dist. No. Al was granted. same to be made
without any expense to the County.
Petition OF Jacob Leitch, l. b Murphy ct
al in road Dist. No. 10 for change of Road in
Sec. 10 Twp. ~ N. OF r. 5E. b. M. and aban-
donment Of a portion Of road now travelled.
granted.
Road viewers report on road petitioned
for by F W X Huefner. Rufus b Miller ct al
In road Dist. No. 10 approved road ordered
opened.
The Clerk was directed to make applica-
ton to the Department Of the Interior for
permission to open road petitiOned for by
John w, Foster, Clarence Hazelbaker ct nj
In road Dist. No. "a.
Board adjourned until . a. m. tomorrow.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23
Inspection Of Co. G.

The inspection Of Company &c."
the local militia company, was
held Tuesday evening By Colonel
Chss. A. Varnum and acting Ad-
jutant General Chas. Elmer. The
members Of the company did not
turn out in very large numbers,
less than thirty being present.
Previous to the inspection Of the
company the officers we're examin.
cd.
Acting Adjutsnt Elmer made the
company an interesting talk and
outlined the policy the govern.
ment intends pursuing in the state
militia in the future.
Colonel Varnum was lieuten ant
colonel Of the Fourth Cavalry, U.
8. A. until recently, when he was
retired and later assigned TO his
present position with headquarters
ut Boise.
Capt. Mckenzie Of the local com.
psny handed in his resignation re-
Gently but a. it was the desire that
be remain with the company until
inspection, it has not yet been acted
upon. just who the new captain
will be 10 not known but there are
several In the race.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23
: SIXTH TERM DAY:

SATURDAY january ~, lNb.
Resolution OF the board OF county CON-
missioners of Idaho county, State OF Idaho,
relating to the granting OF certain Liquor
Whereas, The board OF county commits
sioners OF this tIdaho) county, state OF
Idaho, ~ well AS the commissioners OF other
counties OF the state has been called upon
to issue certain licenses for the sum of $780,
W per nnnum; and
Whereas. According to the recent decision
Of the Judge OF the Seventh Judicial Dis
county Of Washington. The Act Of the Leg
islsture Of Idahe approved March II, 1907,
yeys the last Expression Of the Legislative
VIII" In the matter OF the Issuance of cer-
tain liquor licenses: and
requires that "AIi applications for license
to sell Intoxicating liquors to be drunk or
handled In. on 60 about the premises where
commissioners 1T least twenty days before
tho meeting OF the Board at which said ap-
plication shall be acted upon; and
this and in other counties OF the state, per-
hitting liquor dealers to do business on the
SheriR's receipt for license money, and such
custom is not the law; and
Whereas, The law gives large discretion
to Boards OF county commissioners In this
State, In such matters;
Now therefore, be 1t resolved That II be-
and 1t Is hereby declared to be the senti-
mont and purpose OF this hoard that appli
cations for the issuance OF $50 liaqOr licens-
be denied by this board that ali appIica-
tions for liquor licenses shall be made ac-
cording tn law; that all such applications be
considered at regular sessions OF the board
only, In January, April, July and October
Be 1t further resolved. that a copy of this
resolution be spread upon the minutes of
this hoard, today, and also published in the
official county newspaper
Dated at Grangeville, Idaho, january 49,
1908.
M. s. MARTIN,
Chairman OF the Board.
ISEALJ q. M. BUTLER
Attest: CHARLES BENTZ
j. l. OVEkMAN,
Clerk Of the Board.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23

WUBOTI TOHU COIIlIIISSIONBTB
City- Dixie road. appropriation 500 q
The board ordered u special election fol-
the election OF road overseer to be held In
road district No. ~, Harpster. there having
been tie vote at the Dec. J, 1907. election
The clerk to give notice rs required by law
| Board adjourned sine die.
NJ. 3. MARTIN. Chairman,
Attest: j. l. OVERMAN, Clerk
By w. N. KNOX, Deputy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23

Further sale Of DELINQUENT TAX assess.
ments was post poned until April l8. 1908. at
p. m.
County warrants advertised more than
% days were ordered paid rs follows:
NO. 664, current expense fund, 1906. 600
No. 2l0O. current Expense fund. 1907. 1890.
Resolutions were drafted by the board and
nled relating to tax matters.
The board adjourned till l y. IN. tO-mor-
row. In order to inspect bridges and cul-
verts In road district No.D
FOURTH DAY TERM.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23
Scales to Defend.

George Forsman Of Jnlietta, who
has been bound over to court in
NezPerce county on . charge Of
grand larceny, the contention Of
the lower court being that he is q
Q member Of the gang Of horse
thieves operating in this part Of the
state, has secured Judge w. N.
Scales Of this city to defend him.
Fire Insurance.. Brown 4 Rcd
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23

I. O. O. F.
Mt. IDAHO LODGE No. 2.
Meets every Saturday 1t their hall ct 7:sO p. N.
J. ". Oliver, Bee. G.. HOckenmith, N. G,
H. d. white, v. G.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23

Official Bond OF George A Martin Justice
OF the peace OF Roosevelt Precinct. ex-
amined and approved
Petition for lewiston OF road Dist No. Is
laid over. The clerk to notify Overseers and
cause notice to be given In KOoskia Noun
tnineer OF hearing to be had thereon April
Auditor and Treasurer were directed to
transfer funds to credit OF Bridge fund to
credit OF current expense fund.
Petition Tor Lewiston OF road Dist No 30
Laid Over, The Clerk to notify Overseers
and cause notice to be published In the
Kamiah Progress of hearing to be had there
on April II. 1908 at p. m.
The Petition for change OF the old trail
through the Shaeffer ranch on south fork of
Change ordered made, l. d Wahl permit
ted to fence up old trril; notice to be given
by the CLERK OF this order:
L. Brust was awarded 3250O additional
damages on the road petitiOned for by A E
Randall. VIM. Blancet ct al In road Dist
No: 81; and said road declared a County road
ana the Overseer ordered to open same to
the public.
The matter Of the construction of a wagon
b bridge across Long Hollow IN sec: 10 Twp.
III N. OF II. X. b. M Tin X. Dist. No. ~ laid
over.
W. No. as5 Our. Eek. Fund 1905 was ordered
paid. same being advertised more than 90
Richard Greckwell was appointed Over
seer OF road Dist. No. 40 and his bond rs
such approved.
Henry Boeckmann was appointed Con-
az such approved.
Boundary lines OF Road Dists. Nos and 2
were altered and the line of X. Dist. No2ex-
tended south so as to include what was
formerly the west one and one half miles of
X. Dist. No. !. The Clerk to notify the
Overseers OF the change.
:, The Clerk was directed to give notice to
z. A. johnson OF the futher hearing OF the
Viewers report on the Roakey, WeicheI-
man ct al Road In X. Dist. No. y on April II,
1908 ut y. m.
Viewers Reports were laid over until the
next regular session OF the Board, as fol-
lows:
On road petitioned for by Agee. Fred
Warrell ct al In road Dist No. Al;
On road petitioned for by A Schmaiz-
bauer, II Bensley ct al In road Dist No, 81:
On Road petitioned for by Laverty LAYER
ty ct al In road Dist. No. g.
The Clerk was instructed to examine into
all roadmatters pending.
II Spedden, County Surveyor and Al
bert Chase and Charles Bowles were an
pointed viewers on road petitioned for by
Byron Scott. Wells ct al In II. Dist No.
10.
Anil Haener granted liquor license at
Ferdinand. Idaho, and his license fixed at
$4,000.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23

"Wsnt" ads. bring results.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-23
Quarterly Report of the Auditor and Treas.
urer OF Idaho County. State Of Idaho.

To the honorable board OF county commits
sioners OF Idaho County. Idaho:
Gentemen:-We herewith submit our
Joint report for the quarter ending jan
uary 9Th 1908.
EXPENDITURES,
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game here. William NJ. Potts a. in d
critical condition.
Potts played left end on the schoIas-
tics football team against CannoIsburg
High school in its initial game of the
season and was kicked in the head. He
was taken to the hospital unconscious.
The doctors say there is very little
hope for his recovery.
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Chicago and ST Louis. and Louisville %
Memphis. Nashville. ard New Orleans
Reze-vaLi1us and tickets az Ela5aueaza and
Ohio Offices. 5I8 Peuosg lVal-I ave. --sg :
e. and New Union Station. Telephone gfsf-
72sg for Wash-ngtsl Terminal Cab servIcs
and Main 1905 or 21l6 for G. 81 o. seZ2-rr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-06
WELSH TRAINING
FOR FRIDAYS GO

LOS ANGELES, Oct 6.-Freddie
Welsh is a smart young man.
The Britisher is matched up with
Harry Trendall for ten rounds at Maud
Junction next Friday night. Nine out
Of every ten of the ring patrons figure
that Welsh will have a 'cinch" with the
St Louis boy. Welsh thinks different
" and is training hard as though he
was TO hook up with top nOtcher.