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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
Ans bcm Snncrcn WarDlanb's nnb
bcn angrcn5cnocn Staatcn.

Mcroen ely auSgcIt 0 Ben.
Hn0 elmer pom Ilottell.G eporte'
mcnt IN Moibington 0ctrofIenen ans
orbnunlg mcrocn Die icdS aooctten
Scr Worinc Nfn6cmic in AnnopoliS.
iueld)e iid) elmer &crlcbllng Der Sous,
rc9cln ldnl0i9 0cn1odt BADEN, MIR
Ois5iplinnriih b%cltroit mo nid)t aus
ser 9lnitalt genieien wcrbeu. Die grt
Der Stroie lit nod nidt b%eItimntt
worbcn. sic @ciduloigtcn bottcn
tbcilS ocn llrlollb iibcrid)riticll, tbeil$
Den Anlob 5u elmer Taliierci III Scr
IfoOcnie gcgcben.
BON elmer cote III otibe &C.
to0tct.
Ger 2~2idbrigc 6rnnf R. Wor9on,
cin GlCftritcr Der ,Woi6inaton, 9al.
tImore uno annapolis . Giienbabn,"
lit bon elmer &ofonlotipc nllf Der
EcnnlDluaniosS tredc, nabe O0cns
ton, Wtb., i%ibcrIobrcn mo getootct
mor0cn. Coroner &. &. 9oriep bat
cinen SnqllcIt on8corOnct. 9ie Ser
monoten 0eS 8crungliidten iollen
oenl Scrncbmcn nod in S%eeSburg,
30, iuobnen.
y o it III tier BON 8len.@ d o
per- d ~ II II b { n.
Ser Eoitmeiiter Tnn 9. Canada
aus @len.Gdo, nabe Godpiae, no,
lit leit Sonntog Worgen ueridlpun.
Den. gr lit 5lllebt oltf einem Stras
Benbobnpo9gon nnbe Der aettens
Bride geieben morOen. IS miro Der.
mlitbct, ooB CANADA IN einem Infnll
BON S6nermlt6 SeIbitmoro began.
gen bot. Serr 9olla0n lit perbeira.
t6et mo BAT Orci ainoer. Ga feline
Satin ieit Hotgem front lit, fonnte
oieicS i'm mogli6ernciie ill Der I'M
leligen Sbot peronloBt baben.
Ginbru6 uno Wprb.
Gin u%nbefannter Ginbred)er Der.
idofite lid eingong III Oos BON Srall
Stcpe Enibfa uno ibrem 4.idbrigeu
Sobne beluobute Suus nobe Sun-
tington, 80 8o., tobtete gritere ollrd)
einen S6lag olii ben aopi nit einenl
Sammer uno perlette ben anoben
ldmer. Ger WorOer entfam unter
Witnabme BON $500. Ger 8otte Der
grmoroeten mar CUR 3eit Der idred-
liden Ibat abrueieno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
S-Gumplot in Chicago,

Gbicdgo, Sas., A. W1r5.
3luei friibcre Strdllinse, @. Gemp-
iep mo 3bonlas &cnneop, baben ser
bicii9cu Yoli5ei @eitGnoniiie iiber elm
mcitucr5lpeietcs granoitiitunss.Go
plot genloht, ociien leiteroe @eiiter
). $. Dad, G6ei elmer Yrioat.G Octet.
tiu-ggclttltr, .uno Elm anoeres Snoi.
piolum iein iollcn, bas uiel nit Der.
rnienen &otelS 81 tbun bat. Maf
ioa Den beioen gritgenonnten III oeu
lebten orei Wonaten $500 ouiiir be.
5obIt babcn, Dab lie 5rpei 8ummimaa.
ren-6dbrifen III Brand ltedten. 8e-
mciniom nit bicicn 9eiOen iou Iaf
oll6 Den geriud genlatt baben, brei
dnoere 8e6Glioe in Slammen auf.
gcbcn 5u lalien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Strait.

@obington .. g., A. Rar5.
- Die ySortbcrn Noihpop 60" bat
olls Arrangements getroiien, um oen
@citimmmgen oes beute 1T &raft
tr%cten0cn, Die Irbeit BON SeIegrapbi.
Itcu lno 3lign6icrtt9crn I'M Gilens
bnbn0icnItc oui neltn StuntOen pro
So1 beid)rGnfenocn 8eiebeS uno oe3
t6 Stunocu.@cieeeS iiir 3ugnnge.
itcIltc nod5llfomncn. IuS @eIcb
mndte sic AnltcQuug BON 100 bis
$50 mcitcreu GeIegropbiitet notbig.
Cine Nll5abl ser pcniger lpid)tigen
Giicnbo6nitotioncn mnrOe geidloiicn.
philadelphia q, ga, 4. Wt6r5.
- Gle oTcnnipIpnnto." unb Die
Geooing @obu" bobcn Goriorge ge-
t%roifen iiir 0os bclltige Snfrnfttreten
ocS @unoc@gciebcS, wonod) Selegra-
pbiitcn nnO 3ltgobiertiger pom @iiens
bnbnen mr. ncln Stuloeu pro Gag
5ltr Nrbcit ongebnItcn merben Dir.
fen. Die nEcnnlplpmtin @abn mllBte
meitere 700 Scle9rapbiiten anltellelt,
Die Bleaching" uugeiGbr oen oritten
Sbeil bopon. Die ~criterc gobn ner-
lGBt iid) in scwiiicm 8raoe ollf ibren
Selcpbonbicnit 6eu lie bc0ellteno Der.
beliert bat lie bat altd pieIe hinge
2cllte fiir oen Gienit ais Citations.
Agenten uno 3ugobfertigcr einifu-
len aIlelLWiAIrI9W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
N%craiucrfc nehmcn Nctric6 anf.

Quite, Nont., 4. MGr5. - Die
arbeit in oen9ergiperten Der namal.
gnmoteb Nortb Butte & Coalition
Companies" lit pieoer ~begonnen
moroen, un0 5rpnr nit 80 Yro5ent
Der normlaIen arbeitSfrGite, nad)oem
Der 9etrieb felt Dem 8. Ge5ember
b.. s. pouitGnbig 9erilbt bate. Shon
nm lebten Sonitag wareu in ben
g~ergruerfen $40 Wann tbdtig. Sr
menisen Sugen miro nit ser pollen
a~rbeitSfraft mieOer g~earbeitet uno
Damn weroen $500 Mann 9eit6iti.
gnns iinoen. Gie n9tortb Butte 60"
nabm aeitern abeno $50 0tann mie-
Der an uno yTeo Meals Co." miro
bis gnoe Der @ohe lire 3ablliite I'm
700 Wann erbobt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06

Seuer | M Sorlcp Eorf.-
gllf unbefonnte @eile brod) geItcrn
in DER 2on5bolle bes 3orlep = Yart
Elm 9ranO aus, Der iebob ourd Die
Teilertpebr geloidt mllroc, ebe be.
tr1htliher Shooen ongeridtet mar.
GoS eSeiler nurbe BON 'Srn. Sames
griffin bonn bl. areu5 . 6rieobof aus
cntoedt. 4.
Ser 50 il d cr 9unb Nr.
90" bcs ySrbens Der Sdnor5cn Slit.
ter" trof in ieiner geitrigen Ser
lommlung in Srn. Safob Wtiiaer's
Sale, Scr. 400, S'9onnealtrabe, in
melder gr5ritter 5reo. Wuih Den
Toriit unb Sefretdr Sobn Grmer
Oos Erotofoa iiibrte, 8orbereitungen
fir iein beporltebenoes aniternroiten.
Der altf Dem aniueien bes Srn. Sobn
Sang an Der Gfe bers2. nno S'9on-
neaitraBe, Canton, abgebalten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
EbtGGnolcr in cincm Streit aet6otet.

San Sole, Gal, 4. Mdrs.
Sobn g. SparcooidL elmer ser be.
funnteItcn Sbitbdnoler in Galiior.
MEN, lpltroe 9eitern in Santa Clara,
permutblih bon Dem Brobations.9e
anten Sobn &. Sbaftcr, erihoiieu.
Sponcobih'S Sobn mar bon Sboiter
ouigegriiieu iporben. peil er pdb.
reno Ser Sdulitunoen auf Der StraBe
geipielt batte. Sariiber aerietb
Spancooih nit linn in Streit, nnroe
NIT inn banbgemein uno mari i'm
81 9ooen, uno mdbreno oes Samples
fpiiroe Spancopih bon elmer permutb-
lid BON Chatter a~bgcielerten augef
in oen ltnterIeib ~getroffen uno ltarb
balo barauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06

@ei'm Spiclen an Der Ode bon
Sonpolc- mo Gbciterltrobc fam Der
If Sabre olte albert @etel bon Nr,
1919, Horo : @oibindtonitroBe, ST.
Sail unb braf Dos reftc 9ein. ST
muroe nod Sollie gcbrodt u1o bon
Or. $. Bed BON Ger. 211, Sit , Tre.
itonitrabe, in 9ebonolung genom-
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06

fiibrcn, ooB GouliiclO nid)t oieSdiliit
allf Douglas abgefclcrt bat, mclde
iciucn ZOO Gerbcililbrtett.
Gie 20 dmor5e Sano."
Die 8robgcidmorelcn crboben &C.
Itcrn cine GencinidoitIihc Inflo9c
0cgcn sic ad)t ongcbIihcn MitgIieoer
Scr oSd)nor5cn Snno," iuclhe on
scr %cridm0rln9 gcgen Soiepb 81
@ior1io ulO ociicn 6antIic tbeiInab.
men. Gic &erbnnolung lit aii Den
%. MGr5 ongcicbt morocn. 0ie Ins
gcfloBtcn iino: Intonio 9altiltone,
Soicpb Gatalono, Nutouto 2onnia,
Gologcro Moctclcon, Mifacl Hriio,
&oicpb Gamburo, Salvatore 2upo
Wno Sobn Scollotta.
Grbielt $4,000.
Sn Dem Ero5cb bcS @rn. g. Hui.
icQ 9ilcp gcgcn bic o&ereinigte
StroBcnbaDu . @eIcui6oit alli 3ob.
hung BON $4,000 S1uoencriab bat
Mid)tcr Sharp I'M S~tootgcridt, 9lb.
tbcihwg 9tr. =, Ocnn &lGBcr oic Sum.
ne Don $4,000 5%llDclprodIcn. &l0.
ger mlroc bel elmer GolliIion 5lucicr
StrnBcubabn = Nnggon5 Ocrnrt per.
lest, 0ob inn cin &ciu aulplltirt mer.
sen lutl,tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-06
Ginbrcd)cr ocIdDoiicu.
Ger Eoliiiit @iuiom u. Cole lhicbt
NcNcr, iiir lpcldcn cine icine Safe
geItcllt lpor.

~ kpll1lIt NS'lblNlll ~ y INJ'N u
NcNcr, iiir mClbcn cine icine Safe
gcitclt mor.
Scr EoliSiIt @iuium u. Cole pom
iucltlihcn Oiitrift id)ob gcitcrn Abcnb
ben Mc0cr So6n Elombcr, bon Nr.
GAG, ECnnitrobe, ais bcriclhc per nd)-
tc, Ocn @Gd)tcrn Der 0iicntIiden 81
d)crbcit 81 CntilicbcL burd bic @irs
bcllGlIlc, mo Scr GcripunOctc idlucbt
I'M WurnlGn6cr llniucrlitGt3 .8oIpital
5piId)cn 800 ullO 2cber. Die Foli5ei
bottc &er1tltiB crbnltclL Dab Ginbrc-
der IN benl WcbGlloc Hr. 3, Moro.
@rccncitrobc, 6ic @uaeinridtung emit
icrnt mo lorNfGltig ucrpadt batten.
Capt. Nolllton licB oobcr 5luci Eoll-
5iItcn in 0cnl @cbdll0c @nd)c itcbctL
un0 ais 5luci NcGcr %pcriudtclt, Die
@crtc acknowledgement, Qnb Scr Eo(i'
slit Cole Scllcr. Sic <gcl troI
Ylomocr in hic WirbcliGltlc, ut0 iein
Gltmpon Willnor 500 cS Damn Dor.
inter ocn llmitGubcn iteben 5i blei-
ben, Gr mlroc nod Der mcitlidcn
Ypli5ciltotiou gcbrobt,
SnS& nciicl .Gon5crt oo5
iilr morNcn o1gciodt iuor, lit bis
5unt 3. Ipril mlfgcihobcn iuorbcn,
meil Scr GcaiIt @illcm @iQcfc er.
fronft lit.
9ic o3ion$tG6tc r" bicltcu
GcItcrn in Scbnlonn'S Sollc ibrcn
idbrli6cn llntcrbaltungS.I bcub nit
noGiolgcnocm Cans ob.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-16
CITY COUNCIL COMPLETES
LEGISLATION FOR DIST. NO. 5.
City Cesk to Open Bds for tie Constructon Of Proposed
Concfete Sadewalku Monday Evening, Asg-
ust 3fd.-Time foo Protests has
Now Expired.

intersection of the alleys with said
streets, and at the intersection Of sa1d
streets, in Sidewalk and Grading Dis
trict No. S. of Canon City, Colorado. as
heretofore established by said city
council, would be considered by this
council, and the time and place when
and where this council would finally
consider a resolution ordering said
improvements; and
Whereas, Notice in due time, form
and manner, and as provided BY law.
has been given Of the place and man
ner of filing any objections, in writing,
and of the time when the Aforesaid
resolution would be finally considered
by this council; and
Whereas. Written objections signed
by James Curtis, ]. A Smith, c. G.
Anderson, H. L Plummer and A. E.
Wilson has been filed with this council
protesting against sidewalk being laid
in front of all lots facing Copper ave-
nue. west of Fifth street, and all lots
facing north of Hazel avenue west Of
Fifth street; also on the east side OF
block "a.
And, Whereas, The prtoe1e q tie
above named parties Is h1 e8 eDQ1-
Gil considered insufficient, an1 - 80
ffcient grounds being shown Why -
protest of the said protestants should
be granted.
Therefore, Be 1t Resolved. BY the
city council of the city of Canon City,
in the county of Fremont and state OF
Colorado. in regular meeting as
sembled. that the said protests b.
and the same are, hereby overrulsd.
and the requests therein denied. and
that there be, and hereby y. ordersd
ian Improvement in ang1e16z
the plans and specifications Asr1
(Contfnued on ei6NtA 10y ?, s.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-16

The city council met in regularly
adjourned session Monday night for
the purpose Of hearing protests from
property owners in Reynolds Heights
addition to the construction of con-
crete sidewalks in that section of the
city as provided under the terms of
the resolution, adopted a couple of
months ago, creating grading and
improvement district number FIVE.
That the contemplated sidewalks in
that part of town are regarded with
general favor is evidenced by the fact
that only five tax payers registered
their objection to the enterprise. and
their objection was predicated upon
the theory that in the particular To-
cality where their property is situat-
ed sidewalks are not needed and can
serve no useful purpose at the present
time.
On motion the protest was laid on
the table, whereupon A. h McLain,
special attorney for the city in all
matters relating to grading and i'm
provement district number i've intro
duced the following resolution. which
was adopted As read. only two votes
being recorded against 1t:
Whereas, The city council of the
city of Canon City, Colorado. did, by
resolution, duly and in due form,
time and manner adopted, and, as
provided by Law. designate this date
and this meeting of said city council
as the time and place when and where
all written objections fled with the
city clerk of this city previous thereto
against the construction Of an inn
provement, to-wit:
Gradinx TIE streets, Including the
sidewaIks aldag shs same, the o.
struction Of cement sidewalks. inclua-
ing the necessary cross walks with IL
Cañon City record., 1908-07-16

The people of Walsenburg and vi
cinity are after the big electric plant
Of the Kansas-Colorado Power and
Railroad company with an energy that
givss promise OF landing the prise.
Canon City has regarded the sstab-
lishment Of the plant here ~ = fore
gone conclusion and has done nothing
10 secure the benefits to b derived
from 1t for this community. Natural
advantages are not the oaly things
considered BY the promoters OF un-
dsrtakings Of this kind. aad our peo-
pie are likely to lose an enterprise
which they have looked forward to
90 theirs BY inAeritaAos. The only
Way to obtain commercial prestige 10
~ coastant pasAiAg and boosting by
tAoss most directly osaesfAsA. Apathy
ana indl9srsaes aoss not balld up
eDWna, nor aoss Il cd b poosibls
pssspefity.
u ny ~ ~ - 80 lass sue Canon
clD = helAe ~ ssUae peN0r plAat
hsrA ~ vAassvse = - nsst -
60 vilAsuE le1Ay - - pssOas oe
BaiaunAun8 80 aG1sose - -
us1nanea n - uour. q - enter
pssss sAsala . tAssA. - - 80 -
o1ssa tAaE 4 win ~ 49, 80 ore
|Ossnstine ~ - orewO - baslasss
Cañon City record., 1908-07-16
IMPORTANT NETTING OF
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

An important meeting OF the board
of directors of the Kansas-Colorado
Power and Railroad company viii Be
held at its oGacss In the Central block
at Pueblo At 1 o'clock this AZ
ternooa. II IL expected that all the
members Of the board viii b present
and that business OF vital interest 10
all coaeerlsd In he enterprise will b
transacted. Ths incorporation has
been fully completed under tie lava
Of Colorado and the bylaws de1lAiAs
the authority and The dutiss u he a.
ncsrs win - aAoptsd as to0oSrov's
meeting.
Q. n. Atvatss. Brssidsat q he coa-
|paax. ~ sssA t1ss 1orling. ~ ~
|fsssa 70 Blys - aaytAing tse DaAal-
caAim 1As1f aslte - roaose neseAe
n unAsd. As1SssR. ~ svssytAhAs
w1s nsv1Ao alsaDaiosay anA ~ ~
|inaisntlsas fsr - eRss1tasa = ~
1AAeetAhang vgso ODss saeDufaglhs
ID svssy reaOssG
Cañon City record., 1908-07-16

The third ward Ii bounded BY the
ArkaAsas river, Seventh street, Col
lego avenue and Eleventh street
ne nth ward takes in all the bal
anos OF old ward 3 between Eleventh
stree and the city limits.
O. Wednesday a contract was
awaided for the burial Of paupers
duriSg the fiscal year ending June 30.
1s0ss There were hve bids nled with
the board, viz: A. e. Wilson. c. H.
Whitmore and Hawley & Son of Can
ON City and the Mccormick Undertak-
ing company and the George NJ. Del
bert Furniture & Undertaking COM
pany OF Florence. The bids OF Haw-
lay q Son and the George N. Deibert
Furniture & Undertaking company OF
Florence was accepted. It provides
for q charge of fifteen dollars for the
burial of paupers who die within the
city limits and from five to ten dollars
additional where death occurs six
miles or more beyond the city limits.
An extra charge of five dollars will be
made where a burial robe is required.
The successful bidders agreed to make
an equitable division of the business
with other undertaking firms If the
exegencies of the situation require it.
The bid of C. H. Whitmore was
thrown out as illegal under the stat
ute, which prohibits public officials
from competing for such contracts.
The Grand View Irrigating COM
pany presented a proposition to the
commissioners by which they were df-
forded an opportunity to purchase an
interest in its recently installed pipe
line and siphon and thereby entitle
the county to all the water needed for
irrigation and other purposes at the
poor farm. Being opposed to enter
ing into a partnership arrangement of
any kind the proposition was rejected
hy he commissioners.
One day more was given up by the
borHA to- consultation with Architect
CT Roe Of Pueblo In relation to
Ftis5 VANS Tor tie pEoposed nsw 3sil
building and the changes and altera-
tons It will entail in the arrangement
of offices on the second floor Of the
court house. Elaborate plans for the
contemplated structure have been
drawn by Mr.. Roe and are now In
possession of the commissioners The
new jail building, with the consequent
alterations in the court house, will
cost about $25. 900 or $4,000 and will
supply "a long felt want" The lower
floor OF the Jail building will be used
by the sheriff and his family as place
OF residence, while the second floor
will be for prisoners The Jail will
be thoroughly up to date in all re-
spects and will accommodate eighty
prisoners. The Jail building will be
SIS feet deep and will occupy most OF
the property owned by the county on
the east side OF the court house. A
broad porch will extend along the Ma
con avenue front OF the building and
will extend out to the sidewalk. The
building will be erected this fall.
Cañon City record., 1908-07-16
PROFESSOR BECKMITH WRITES
ABOUT ORCHARD HEAnNe

Mr. Hardy: 1t was my fortune this
week to hear = considerable group Of
acknowledged leaders summarizing
the arguments for and against coal ~
a substitute for oil In orchard heat
ing. 1t seemed to me that the sum-
mary ought to BE passed and made as
public as possible at this time.
The conclusion arrived at was that
for small acreage. possibly mp to that
of two acres. coal 10 preferable For
larger acreages oil is preferable, and
for the following reasons:
First. for its greater cheapness even
as n material, when a term of years
Is considered; but more especially
when the cost Of preparing and using
1t is considered.
Second, because of its greater re-
liability under all conditions that must
be considered in our forecast.
In detail, the argument ran this
way:
1. The initial cost of pots Is about
the same. Both will NEST" and can
be easily handled.
2. Deterioration is an item of great
er expense in the case of the coal pot,
for the reason that they will soon rust
out unless carefully oiled after each
firing. The oil pot Is always oiled.
3 In the case Of the coal pot there
Is kindling to be prepared and placed
in position after each nring-a very
great task in orchards Of several
acres. The oil, on the other hand. can
be ignited directly.
In the case OF the coal pot with
its dry kindling. rain. q snow. or even
4 very damp day would impair or ruin
ones chance Of q quick LIGHTING. A
delay Of even half . minute at each
pot would mean q loss OF twenty min
utss an acre. The diRsrenos might
spell crop failure In hat orchard.
s. II by chance tAe orchard were
fired upoa false alarm. ~ 10 cutie
likely 10 happen. tAs oil man ooald
extinEuisA his Area and save his fnsl
IN soon ~ hs percsivsd Ais 1istaks.
Hla pots would b ready to light again
tAs nsxt mo0sat. II necessary. o.
ths okAsr Aa1A. ths nAA Win - esal
psta woala DrosAhly havs = ~ -
|esa3 barH ~ Dvsa 4 - - -
|lsss - twelve ha11Fsa Dso1os a
|eeal uDsA ~ sefe. - vo1Da AAvs q
81 1sro kiDalAg cd - an osss
|auAlA - vsrk a DrsOafat1aa-a taaA
|sf AsasA
q n ~ I'll naA ip1nA - ~ =
Cañon City record., 1908-07-16

fre up during the year he would ilnA
his oil just as good the NEXT year. o.
the other hand the store Of coal lAk1
mp for orchard heating wosld. n ~
used, have either to Be tAreun @N10
as useless slack or sold a4 . 1oaA
Z. The loss OF coal In 3 anA 8
would. during q course Of yaars. noFo
than likely exceed any sayiAg there
might be originally In u coal plan
s. Both men would Aavs % - pro-
vided storage for fuel. Ths coal stor-
ase would deteriorate morp rapidly
than the cistern and would probably
cost as much more for thA necessary
material.
9. A still greater saving Is possi-
hle to the oil user n compared with
the coal user in the fact that the oil
user can control his fires and cause
them to burn as slowly as he may de-
sire. Whereas the coal user has little
or no control over his fires.
10. The man who wishes to do his
own work can operate more oil pots
unassisted than he can the coal pots
considering kindling, relighting. etc.
IL. The coal pot exhausts itself in
much less time than the oil pot and
therefore requires refilling more
nights than will be true Of the oil pot.
thus requiring more night work.
IL. Coal storage would be above
ground and in the way and in no way
ornamental. whereas the oil storago
would be beneath ground and tightly
enclosed. inoffensive and unobtrusivo
and the Oil would always be good.
like 80 much money in the bank.
In this connection let me pass on .
warning that l received In regard 70
building my clstern. I am told hat
cement to hold oil must Be allowed
three months 10 cure. II IL possihlA
therefore. to put on too kong the
building Of the cistern.
am one who hoped to - poaviAosA
tAAt Il would b sAfs to As0saa apoA
Iour own Canon product Or AeAt1nG.
but my doabts have grown VIM a1l
tAs disessssoa I have AsArA. IN 40
feel that TO do % woala ansrtAce ~
linsaraAes fsatars-tAs real eassAeo -
orchard heakiAg
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
TRANSACT MUCH BUSINESS

The July meeting of the board Of
county commissioners. which conven-
ed on Monday. has been unusually
busy this week with the consideration
of public affairs and has transacted
more business than II common at its
monthly sessions.
In addition to road matters. which
arc always a subject for deliberation,
other questions have had to be set
tied, among them the awarding Of
certain contracts for the fiscal year
upon which they have Just entered.
One OF the first things to be done by
the board was to inspect the county
roads in the vicinity Of Parkdale,
about which there has been great
deal of complaint during the last few
months. The board has been desir-
GUS for a long time of Strengthening
the road and reducing the grade on
the hill on the north side of the river
opposite the Parkdale bridge, where
the incline in some places has been
something like 25 per cent A survey
for a new road down the hill was
made by Engineer Milton few weeks
ago and It was found that it was prac-
ticable to build road there with a
gradient of only IL per cent and the
visit of the commissioners there on
Tuesday was to make an examination
OF the proposition for themeslves. The
improved road will be about half a
mile in length and will conform to the
recommendations of Mr.. Milton. Work
will begin on it under the supervision
Of Road Overseer Murray early next
week. r
On Wednesday the commissioners
read justed the ward boundaries In pre-
cincts one and thirteen. In which are
located Canon City ana South Canon
respectively. The statutes Of Colo
RADIO provide that not over 500 voters
shall be allowed in any ward. At the
the last election the second and third
wards in Canon City, also the tuo
wards In south Canon. were larger
than the Iav permits.
Ward /. precinct 13, extends as far
east as South Seventh street ON a
line extended to the Arkansas river
and then south to the line OF Grand
avenue: thence east to South Ninth
street: thence south to Elm avenue;
thence west to South Seventh street;
thence south to the south line Of the
precinct .--..
Ward 2 runs from this line east to 4
line drawn north and south with the
center OF Birch street
Ward 3 extends east from this line
to . line drawn north and south with
the center Of Ash street The balance
OF Lincoln Park is In Brookside pre-
cinct.
Canon City precinct 10 changed As
to wards . and ;. which are sub-divid-
cd. making provision for ward s. The
wards 1 and 4 are unchanged.
The second ward Is bounded by the
Arkansas river. the center of fourth
street. College avenue and Seventh
street
Cañon City record., 1908-07-16
CANON CITY MAY NOT
GET THE BIG POWER PLANT
Board of Deeoes of Colosado Project to Meet
Pueblo Tomoerow to Consides Several
Matters Of Importance.

prosperity OF Canon City would be
greatly stimulated by having this
great power plant located here.
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