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Cañon City record., 1908-03-12
s44.02s.66
Sale of COllateraIs.

The undersigned, being now the own
er and legal holder of the notes secur-
ed by the collaterais hereinafter men
toned and said notes being now
@Gng since overdue, and being un-
paid, hereby gives notice that on
Tuesday, March 24th. 1908. at the hour
of ten O'Clock In the forenoon of said
day. al the office lately Occupied by The
Great Western Coal Company on the
second floor of the Harding Block, 4O5
Main street in Canon City, Colorado,
he will offer for sale and will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. the following des-
cribed collaterals, to-wit:
Two promissory notes of The Great
Western Coal Company, both payable
to F. d. Heath al the First National
Bank of Canon City, dated September
18th, 1906. payable ninety days after
date, each note for 5000, with inter
est at eight per cent per annum from
date, also
Shares of the capital stock of the Can
Company. also,
Thirty 1901 mortgage bonds of
The Great Western Coal Company,
each for <5a0, numbered Al TO i6, 81
20 so. and ia TO III, both numbers
inclusive in each case.
The proceeds of which sale will be
credited upon said notes in default,
as aforesaid, on which said notes the
principal sum of $4,000 is now due
and unpaid. together with interest
from November Sth, 1907.
Canon City. Colorado, March 18th,
\. d. 1908.
HIRAM HITCHCOCK.
First pub. March -. 1905.
Last pub March l9, 1905.
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glance to the faction which encompass

glance to the faction which encompass
sed his defeat
1t Is these men, many of them
prominent federal officeholders, who
are at the head of the movement to
erect the memorial, and In it they will
be Joined by practically all the Re
publicans of the state irrespective of
faction, as Senator Wolcott was rec
ognized as one OF the greatest states
men Colorado ever produced. While
nothing definite has been decided upon
the general sentiment seems to favor
a monument in some central part of
the city, perhaps in one Of the many
beauty spots now being planned.
Warm summer sun, shine kindly
here;
Warm summer wind, blow softly
here;
Green sod above, lie light, lie light;
Good night, dear heart, good night"
These are the words carved on the
handsome sarcophagus of the dead
senator in woodlawn cemetery, New
York
The sarcophagus was erected by
Henry r. wolcott, brother of the dead
senator. who is now a resident of New
York. 1t is feet high, 12 feet long,
and feet wide, and rests on a base
carved out of the most costly granite.
The base is % feet long by % wide.
and on it are three slips of white pol
ished marble Around ii is laurel
wreath of bronze, and above the
wreath is carved the name .'Wolcott."
At the head of the grave, on a pretty
marble slab, are the words:
Edward Oliver Wolcott.
Born March 26, 1916,
Died March ]. 1905.
When United States Marshal Dewey
C. Bailey went to Oyster Bay last
summer in response TO an invitation
from President Roosevelt he made a
trip to Woodlawn cemetery and in
spected the sarcophagus of his dead
friend. He says that while 1t Is not
as pretentious as many erected to
the memory of the rich and powerful
who are sleeping the sleep that knows
no waking yet it is a thing of beauty
and appropriate in its simplicity.
Marshal Bailey is one of those who
believe that an appropriate memorial
should be erected in Denver.
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Notice Of Final Settle cmeut.

In the matter of the estate of Sarah
A. Rogers. deceased
Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day the thirteenth day OF April A. d.
1908. being one OF the regular days OF
the March term of the County Cour;
of Fremont County. in the State OF
Colorado. | Joseph W. Nilsson, exc
cutor OF said estate. will appear before
the Judge OF said Court, present my
final settlement as such executor, pray
the approval of same, and will then
apply to be discharged rs such eyecu-
tor. At which time and place any
person in interest may appear and
present objections TO the same II any
there he.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado,
March End. 1908.
JOSEPH w. NILSSON,
Executor of the estate of Sarah A.
Rogers. deceased
First pub. March 5. 1905
Last pub. April 2. 1908.
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WOULD BUILD MONUMENT
To LATE SENATOR wOLCOTT

Time has healed the wounds in
ficted in the political battles Of years
ago when Edward Oliver Wolcott led
the Republican hosts to victory, but
It has not served to lessen the rever-
ence and love which are still cherished
for him In Colorado by those who
had been his associates. and even BY
some who had been his enemies, says
the Denver Post
This explains a movement which 10
quietly gaining strength to erect a
memorial of some sort In Denver In
honor Of the dead statesman.
Former Senator wolcott died March
1, 1905. year after he had made his
last political fight. In which he was
defeated, . fact which doubtless had
much to do In fastening his, death.
Although hs LED . losing caaDs Ae
had many loyal sapDortsrs. many q
Whom have stial- sesaAfAs&ly ref1sed
Do sAov Doss tAAA peefaAseeg5 ~.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

State engineers Office, Denver, Col
orado.
Sealed proposals will be received nj
this Office until noon March i7th.
1908, for the construction Of ap-
proaches. earth filling. the arch ring
and spandrel walls of a reinforced
concrete arch bridge 125 foot span
across the Arkansas river, at Port
land, Colorado. on abutments furn-
ished in place by the County Commits
sioners of Fremont COUNTY. Colorado
For further Information, forms for
proposals, plans and specifications ap-
ply at this office or to the county
clerk. Canon City. Colorado.
r. w. JAYCOX,
State Engineer.
First pub. March s. 1908.
Last pub March ~, 1908.
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Notice to Contractors.

State Engineers Office. Denver, Colo
Sealed proposals will be received al
this Office until noon March 24th
1908. for the construction of rein
forced concrete arch bridge u25 IT
span) including about e900 Gu. yds
earth filling In approaches. across the
Arkansas River. at Portland. Fremont
County, Colorado.
For further information, forms oi
proposals, plans and specifications ap-
ply to this office or to the office oi
the County Clerk. Canon City. Colo
rado.
7. W. JAYCOX,
State Engineer.
First pub. March II, 1908.
Last pub. March 10. 1908.
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Irish Repartee.

Here is a new story on a Catholic
priest:
An Irish section boss was discharg-
ed, and an Italian placed over him ~
foreman. One day the Irishman's .
priest came along and said: Good
morning. how do you like your dago
boss?'' '.All right" the Irishman re-
piled, how do you like yours?''
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Was Not a Narksman.

Captain John E. Pillsbury. the U. s.
navy boards new member, said the
who could not shoot
The sergeant tried the follow first
at 500 yards, and he failed to come
within a mile of the target
Then he was tried at 800 yards,
then at 200, then at 100. and his last
shot was worse, If possible, than the
others.
The sergeant looked at him in dis
gust, got very angry, and, walking ur
close to him, shouted:
Attention.! Fix bayoneti Charge
the target, It's your only chance"
Cañon City record., 1908-03-12
Notice of Application to Lease State
Lands

Office of the State Board of Land
commissioners, Denver, Colo,
March 9Th. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that II. and
T. Coleman, whose postoffice address
is Hillside, Colo, have made applica-
ton No 1929 to lease the following
described school lands. situate in Fre-
mont County. Colorado, TO wit:
All Sec. S6, Twp. 19 S. r, IS w.
No other application to lease the
above described lands will be consid-
cred after April End, 1908.
JOHN F. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners.
First pub. March 12. 1908. =.
Last pub. April 2, 1908.
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Works Every Tine.

A friend sends 10 the following:
Put down the number OF your hv-
Ing brothers.
Double the number.
Add three.
Multiply the result by fve.
Add number Of living sisters.
Multiply result by ten.
Add number Of dead brothers and
sisters.
Subtract $50 from the result
The right hand fgure will be the
number OF deaths
The middle nxurs will b. the num-
ber OF living sisters.
The left hand figure Will b the num-
bar Of living brothers.
Strange freak Of nsarss. isat itf
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First Pub. Feb. 13, 1908.
Last Pub. Mch. 12. 1908.
Notice sf Application 10 Lease State
Lands,

Ofice of the State Board of Land Com
missioners. Denver. Colo, Feb. 2oth,
1908.
Notice is hereby. given that Robert
W. Foster whose postoffice address is
Canon Uty, Colo. has made applica-
ton No. 1860 to lease the following
described school lands. situate In Fre-
mont county. Colorado. to-wit:
N u of Sec. 36. Twp. IL. s. X. ~ w.
No other application TO lease the
above described lands Will be con-
sidered after March 18th. 1908.
JOHN F. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners.
First pub. Feb. "a. 1908.
Last pub March 10. 1908.
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Notice Of Application for United States
Patent.


Patent.
Mineral Application No. $500.
United States Land Office. Pueblo,
Colorado. January "a. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given. that the Dia-
mond Fire Brick Company. by E.
lewett, Its agent, whose post office ad-
\ dess Is Canon City. Colorado, has
\ufde application for patent for the
Independence Placer Mining Claim.
NeSracing forty acres by legal subdi-
Ebns according to the surveys Of the
pNd States. situate In the Green
NoMining district, in Fremont coun-
VSorado, and more particularly
Ned as follows. according to the
vNp plat in the Office OF the Reg
Ahe United States Land Onice
w. Colorado. viz
NV. Y 8. e. 4 8. e. y; the
NA 4 8. q. u: and the 9. E.
1SaAS E. Y, Section II, Twp.
MAEe II W.. 9Th p. n.
ExciSElaims, II any. unknown.
" 9. A. ABR11.
asA 20. 1908.
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The ads. latsly n nsans - AAvs ~
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your ovn intsreses. TFsI'
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$4,000 TREES

Colorado grown. also grapes. small
fruits. seeds. etc. Catalogue tree.
gents wanted.
Boulder County Nurseries
BOULDER. COLO.
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County Treasurer's Monthly Statement
Of Receipts and Expenditures fOI
EehruarN n 1Q0S -

TtUTudTys 4. Ds IJOc.
State and county taxes .$14 ,S19.27
General " 1,64126
School taxes, special ...... 14,52O,29
Town and city taxes ... s,451.34
County officers fees l,023.70
Certificates of redemption. 6.15
General county ]. p fines. 1900
General county cost clerk
District court ............ 21s.2S
General county county Judge 1898
General county school-fines 800
Poor fund-produce. ~ 2S5.10
Canon sewer .... 1860
Florence sewer ..... 321.91
Canon sidewalk .-... 1,372.22
General county Int deposits. 9O.19
36.32
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Cañon City record., 1908-03-12

The Record gives all the news and
gives it the day 1t happened
Cañon City record., 1908-03-12

First pub Feb. 81. 1905.
Last pub. March &c. 1908.
Cañon City record., 1908-03-12
Frank McGilIicuddy

Merchant Tailor. III n. 9Th stresl
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
THE TRIP UP THE LAKES.
On Great Inland Seas from Buffalo
to Chicago and Duluth.

To those who desire novel vacation trip, which
combines many interesting and enjoyable ex-
periences, the trip up the Great Lakes eonmends
itself There is all the charm and variety of the
voyage without the salt water experience.
and il affords opportunity to see part of this
continent that be visited in other way.
While il is the duty of every American TO see his
own country first yet if he feels the need OF trip
on the water he take it amid the most inter
estng and exhilarating surroundings and at the
same time feel that he is exploring his own coun-
try. while he also secure interesting glfnpses
of = foreign land, the Great Lakes are on the
dividing line between the States and the Dominion
of Canada.
The largest bodies of fresh water on the elohe
are i'm the chain of lakes that extend from the head
Of the St Lawrence River to Duluth Mimi, which
proudly claims the of The Zenith City of the
I-nsalted Seas Lake Superior, the largest. is In
fact an inland in size. covering as it does
81 200 square miles, about the size of the State of
Maine and having a coastline Of 1,6oo miles.
About two-thirds large, but, unlike Lake Su-
perior lying wholly in this country, is Lake Mtchi-
gan on which the two great cities of Chicago
and Milwaukee, but neither of them in the state
which bears the lakes name The chief city of
Michigan Detroit, is the river Of its own name.
which connects Lakes St Clair and Erie. on Lake
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

Erie a number ot important cities Of which
Cleveland and Buffalo the chief.
1t is from the latter city, the second in size in
the Empire State. that the start the trip up the
lakes is made. Lake Ontario not being included in
It owing the barriers interposed by Niagara
Falls in the river which connects it with Lake
Erie. The Northern Steamship Company OF
Buffalo. has made the lake trip most enjoyable by
putting in commission the two great steamers, the
North West and the North Land. which are
equipped with every means of comfort and luxury
that can conduce 10 the wellbeing of those who
voyage them. They ply between Buffalo and
Chicago on the waters OF Lakes Erie. Huron, St.
Clair and Michigan. through thousand miles Of
varied and beautiful scenery and delightful sur
roundings At Mackinac Island they connect with
another steamer, which makes tho trip up Lake
Superior to Duluth.
No visitor to Buffalo intending to take the lake
trip fails tho sights of that city and TO take
a run Niagara Falls and down the Gorge Rail
way After the start up Lake Erie from Buffalo
the waterside resorts. popular with the residents
OF that city, passed, and after a nights ride
Cleveland. the metropolis of Ohio is reached After
leaving that port Put-in-Bay. with fits historic
memories Is passed, and then the Detroit
River is entered. the passage of which has much
picturesqueness 1t is the boundary between this
country ana our northern neighbor, and oppo-
site Detroit City Is Windsor. Canada The Michigan
metropolis is called 'ths City of the Straits" and
one OF the most attractive features is Belle Isle
has given the utmost charm.
The next body OF water is LAko St Clair, one of
the features OF which is the famous st. Clair
Flats. on which thousands OF summer homes.
clubhouses and resort hotels. another Venice with
canals for streets. Up Lake Huron takes four
teen hours until Mackinac Island 10 reached. with
many natural attractions and especial features
From this point the trip to Chicago is the
waters of Lake Michigan. with stops at several
interesting points besides Milwaukee. the
Cream City, famed for it's mammoth breweries
The attractions of Chicago for the visitor from
the East many and varied. and as much time
desires may be spent In enjoying them be-
fore the return trip 10 begun.
If il is desired, the voyage be extended
across the nearly fve hundred miles of Lake SUI
perior to tho headwaters OF tho St Lawrsnce sys-
tenn. in the same state. in which rises the Misss-
.ippi now twenty five hundred miles TO the Gulf
Of Mexico From Msc1inao Island the voyager 10
Duluth passes through the picturesque st, Mary's
River, the great government locks Of the 800"
canal and across the broad stretch Of Lake su-
peIioT.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
! BPETTON WOODS is TH


at 7 a m The resort has long asked for these
two trains.
Since the Shore Fast Line Company aotalhsa
control of tho Atlantic avenue trolley line, the re-
SORT has had the hest service in its history Great
improvements have been made. and now cars are
run TO the beach al South Carolina and virginia
avenues Cars are also from the beach 20
ventnor and the Inlet. and from those points 70
the beach without change or need of transfers. The
cars are also run from Virginia avenue direct 70
Ocean City. and from the latter place TO Son'h
Carolina avenue and the beach
Tn Atlantic city place of asnifoent distances.
especially along the front, the wheeicnair
is universal means of travel The chairs mere
are built for pleasure They are equipped with rub
her tired wheels made of wicker and built on
easy springs. They are made for single person.
two fat people or three people of the average size
A husky negro in most instances, furnishes the
n,otive mower and he will wheel you from the
Inlet to the end of the vertnor walk and back
again. ride of somewhere In the neighhorhood
of ten miles. if yoI desire it and are willing TO
nav the price The single chairs be hired for
80 cents an hour, including the services or the
locomotive" and the double chairs for 81 an hour
The bathing season opened officially on Sunday
when Mayor Stoy sent a large number OF MS me
guards duty along the beach to insure the sStey
of bathers. 1t ideal day for bathing
There was plenty of sun and lack of wind. II
was fortunate that the ijfeSuards were duty,
for there were several of the foolish" type in
the water who had be brought ashore after
becoming exhausted in efforts to swim around one
or more of the piers.
The Atlantic City Country Club is the headquar-
ters for visiting golfers The club has been opened
10 all golfers who come to the shore and wish to
play. They pay 81 for the privilege of the club
house and grounds Playing privileges can be OBJ
tained at almost any of the large hotels.
The Young Mems Christian Association here is
about to provide thing that has always been
lacking in Atlantic City-a first class gymnasium
The association has just let a contract for the
erection of three story iireproo building, and the
gymnasium will have 200 feet of floor space. On
the first floor there will be a locker room. with
accommodations for five hundred Nearly
100000 subscribed for the erection of this
building and expected that it will be ready for
occupancy by fall. II will be Pacific avenue
The Hotel Traymore offers in ten story fire
proof structure all that any resort visitor can
desire.
At Galen Hall the Atlantic City visitor will find
every comfort and convenience.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

the comfort OF motorists In the building system
ot good roads. Ideal motor tours from New York
the White Mountains over fine roads and through
scenery have been made possible by the cooper
alton of some OF the largest and most popular OF
I'll. Ne- England hotels. and provision is made for
q first class hotel the end Of each days run.
The great fashionable hotels, the small cosey,
homelike ones the farmhouses and the cottagers
have doing their annual spring houseclean-
ang and many improvements TO be chronicled
each year. for the hotel men Of the White Noun
tains progressive that they not satisfied
have their houses and grounds '.just good as
So and-so's"-they want them just little better.
The result is with all this friendly rivalry that the
resorts Of the White Mountains are spick and span
nnd inlrla cuate when their doors thrown open
for the summer season.
At Breton Woods the Mount Washington and
the Mount Pleasant will cater to their usual high
class OF patronage. The Breton Woods golf course
has eighteen snappy holes OF general sportiness
Breton Woods IS really the geographical centre OF
the White Mountains and the Examinations of the
historic motor endurance and the Glidden tours
have been at this point, from which the de-
lightful side trips may be made by motor to all
parts of the mountains Over one hundred cars
may be accommodated in the Breton Woods
sarages Hardly a hotel in the White Mountains,
large or small is without its own garage
The Waurb bek at Jefferson, will be under new
management this year. Andrew Murphy is gong
10 take hi. first summer vacation in twenty years.
being succeeded for this season by his brother,
Charlie. Murphy. who has for so many seasons
greeted guests ct the WsuInbek. The golf course
at the waumbek ia peculiarly attractive, and a
feature here, as at Breton Woods, Is & string OF
saddle horses in charge OF competent riding mas
ters.
At the Mapewood Hotel. at Mapiewood, the
usual improvements have been going on under the
watchful eye OF Leon II. cilley, who VIII manage
both the hotel and Maplewood cottage One OF the
attractions at Maplexood IL the beautiful Casino.
with its grand ballroom, bowling alleys and billiard
room. and other amusenents. The golf course Is
one Of the most beautiful in the mountains
The New Profile House has splendid cottage
colony and that Of. the waumbek, at Jefferson
must not be forgotten AT the Profile House SET
hefveen the two lovely lakes at the gates or
Frsnconia Notch. the colony or cottages inciuoes
xsll known New York families.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
AUTOMOBILE TOURS
TO WHITE MOUNTAINS
ideal ROADS. SCENERY
And HOTELS.
Neu Hampshire Resorts Ready to
WeEcome Guests to the S1rit-
aerIdnd of america.

The Switzerland Of America" cnnjures up visions
Of STOW capped peaks. riotous mountain streams.
whose water dashes over powders and down steep
mountain sides clad slopes and rocky crags. the
vegetation growing and more stunted. until
above timber line mountains Of rock rear their
Jagged peaks among the clouds
Fer ages upon ages the great stone face Of the
old Man Of the Mountain in Franconia Notch has
fror-ned down upon the redskins and the tourists OF
lar1er DAYS and Mount Washington has reared its
hoarv head. white with frost snow. above the
ma sesic sister peaks Of the Presidential Range.
Since the advent of automobiles New Hampshire
has shown great interest in the good roads move
rnent and has been wise in making provision for
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
FORCE OF HABIT.

There is a certain Western Congressman whose
boundless affability and habitua absentminded-
ness have occasionally led him into absurd mis-
takes One day during his last campaign. as he
stepped from the train at the station Of his home
town after arduous two weeks of stumping and
glad handing" his little daughter rushed up to
him and kissed him. The Congressman beamed
upon her with proud and tender parental eye.
well, well!'' he exclaimed, If it isn't my little
Alberta!' Then he added. mechanically: And
how is your dear Old father?''-Success Magazine.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
GALLANT LOVER,

.,si,,v hovi" she said why did you get offended?
Though my words were severe. you might nave
eeer that / was smiling .,
'SWell" he replied, uia gne nirnouey your mouth
II "a srraU didn't notice it."-Phiedelphia Press
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-30
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ment The separation, dIstictlve tone
and temperament of the Northern
ers and Southerners were, admirably
portrayed.
The little word Why" holds a So
luton OF. most of our problems 5f
development. Miss Hattie Kyle said
in her. grafton. She told how the eff.
f5rts to answer this little question
resulted in many great things and AFT
ter enumerating general instances
gave a local application concerning
the settlement and growth of Clafks-
burg that was very interesting.
Here another chorus was rendered.
1t being "Carmina," by II. Lime VIII
son.
The "Bravest Of the Brave" was
General Robert r. Lee, said Miss
Marguerite Israel in an essay having
that title. In the study of history,
she said, 1t Is yefreshlng to read of a
leader who. against tremendous odds.
repealed the tide OF invasion In four
years Of bloody conflict before
oobiiged to yield The controlling
principle of Lees life was duty. she
said, in giving an interesting sketch
OF his life.
Robert, c. ROOD pleaded for better
facilities for school athletics in an
Grafton which showed that proper
physical exercise contribute in
great measure to the moral and mem
tai development of the student.
Miss Otta G.. Walters gave n de-
Flightful and most entertaining narra-
ton of the Arthurlan legends in an.
essay on THE Legends OF Arthur
and explained how the Christian Ideal
of chivalry deduced from barbaric.
(cnnfInmed on nare IL
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