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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-18

o1einned Fsom Page One.)
6I -; where they came upon the
knoo1ing corpses.
4 11no Thursday Night.
- believed by the
ne coroner to have
III 6ifted Thursday night.
k1H& hnd been seen of any
- 6ef u the family since that
time. Guy NJ. Smelser was the
last pefDon, 80 far as is known,
who held any communication with
npy member of the Seeley family.
Z He talked with Miss Seeley, his
-I6e. over the telephone at 8
(<Q1k Thursday night. She said
t<1n4 q any family trouble at
He was talking with
their plans to go to- a
Z following night at the
= friend.
II morning Smelser call
Residence again by tele-
got no answer.
n Stains On Beds.
front room which was
bied by Mr.. and Mrs,
great blood stain was
Z1 o. the bed. Another great
- fke bed in Miss See
=. Over the corpses OF
- - wife as they lay
- BzdS in teh bathtub,
- trunk. The trunk
ohS1& the body of Miss
at was few inches above
~ SIMPLY chloroform bottle was
. - - oteu din the bath room.
II the hand of Seeley,
beneath the water, was
T. & handkerchief, which, al
. tng in water for a day,
u a faint trace of the
roform.
Night Clothes.
34e two women were clad In
lr night gowns. Seeley was
6 = = union suit and a pair of
{ "a ((99 md had on his shoes, but
s we're not laced. His night
114. which was bloodstained,
~ found on his bed under a
eie1n ptllow.
= ffatns were those such as
~ been made by carry
k1o Of tie woman and
3Ess er frdm their rooms to
"A Ypon About Miss See
IL IT > towel had been wrap
IA towel had been wound
nruund the head Of her mother.
Golf Stick Found.
To-day In the basement was
1p1nd o golf midiron, an instru-
met which could do frightful ex-
- lion In the hands of a man
- on murder. Several small
MS are noticeable on the iron
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TRIBUTE TO Bic
AMERICAN FLEET
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire
VALETTA, Malta, Jan. 49,
The entire English garrison here
was on parade today in honor of
the American feet. The Duke of
Connaught and the officers of the
warships Illinois, Kearsarge and
Wisconsin were the city's guests
of honor and they reviewed the
big street demonstration from a
grandstand erected for the occas-
ion.
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Ideal Winter
Route East

Take Southern Pacific; no
snow; no delays; fast time;
splendid service; throug Cali
fornia, Land of Sunshine and
Flowers. See San Francisco and
Los Angeles. Low rates to all
points East. Tacoma to San Fran
cisco, all rail, only $685.. For
particulars call on Robert Lee,
agent, 18th and Pacific ave-, Ber-
lin bldg. 80
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COMMISSIONERS
co TO OLYMPIA

The county commissioners left
this morning for Olympia to at
tend the convention of county
commissioners to be held three
days of this week. There will be
Ill in attendance at the conven-
ton, representing thirty-seven
counties of the state. s-..
The Pierce county commission
ers will return Wednesday night,
and will resume their duties
Thursday.
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HODGE GETS
PROMOTION

City Controller Meads has pro-
NOTED w. H. Hodge, formerly
chief bookkeeper in his office, to
the position Of deputy controller
in the place of A. F. Metzger, who
was removed Saturday for intoxi-
cation. In place of Mr.. Hodge, s.
A. McClue has been appointed.
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CAPTURE ALLEGED
FEMAlE-THIEf

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
KALISPEL, Mont, Jan. 49,
Marion Young, alias Dorothy An
derson, answering perfectly to the
description of woman wanted in
Seattle on charge of highway
robbery, was arrested here on tel
egraphic advice from that place.
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SOME DEPART
no NOT COOPERATE
coAfSdISsIONER IN


IN foner McGregor is hav-
lc1Gty ID taking an in
81 1T ~ the dty's property,
- IIl oEoW what the people
- the heads of the
make any report nov.
tlln9ted the building al
go but made no report on
) ~ and furnishings at all, Sc
~ library report is worthless.
hf value Of park property and
the hold InEs OF some other depart
rte have not yet been esti-
h@n fhe last report of City
<<<oII@f Meads was printed, II
11G v6luation of $6,313,198
~ ~ t1{y's property. Whether
tn Inventory now being taken
VIII run that high remains to be
~ InfHest report thus far in is
2f Huperintepdent Whitney of
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SHOOT POOL" new automatic
tables. Donnelly Billiard Room. sss
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'NH ED REAL ESTATE AT g., 4 AND
Is PER CENT. LOANS CLOSED IN
IA SHORT TINE. OFFICE OPEN
WED. AND FRI. EVENINGS. c. J.
JOHNSON. 3os-6 PROV. BLDG
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Golf Stick Found.

To-day In the basement was
1gaNd o golf midiron, an instru-|
met which could do frightful ex-
deCNk lion in the hands of a man
t on murder. Several small
ne are noticeable on the iron
$3.50 Of the stick. These stains
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IN PER CENT money 20 loan on
| n improved real estate Privilege
tvJ to repay any amount after one
year. Loans payable In small
monthly inssailments II desired.
l. r. j. LINING = Co.
Uuuitaba Building
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MONEY ADVANCED sALARIED
PEOPLE and others Upon their
own names without security
easiest paymsnts: offices in 90 prin-
opal cities; save yourself money b
gettfn4 our terms kArSt.'
TOLMAN. $50 Frovtdcnt Building.
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MONEY LOANED on household
goods without removal; on con.
tracts for lots. on diamonds and
other 5ewelry; loans made for build
ing purposes. Mortgages bought
Tacoma Chattel Security Co., Rooms
320-321 Bankers Trust Bldg.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
Alfalfa ssed-First. John Isaac, 50;

HAeho OOoO -cUSt, JONI lSdaC, $o /,
second. A. J. Kiser, 81.
Best pumpkin pie-First. Mrs. Jas.
Spicer, $3.50; second, Laura Sears,
$l.50; third. Mrs. Tom Jones, 81.
All prizes for produce were orders
for merchandise donated by the mer.
chants Of La Junta
80
POULTRY.
Barred Plymouth Rock-E. NJ. vii
liams. cock. 50; w. b. Moore. hen
81.
Rhode Island Reds-R. A. Gordon
cock. 50.
White Wyandotte John Talbert
cock. So.
White single comb Leghorn-A. l.
Kirby. cock, So; Mrs. F. A. Brown
hen, 81.
Brown single comb Leghorn-Mrs
r. G. Dalton. cock. So; +. W. Rich
ardson. hen. 81.
White Plymouth Rock-Mrs. ]. s
Walsh. cock. So; Rev. G. X. Morley
hen, 81.
All poultry prizes were orders fol
merchandise donated by merchant
OF La Junta.
HORSES.
Normor S,,llioo rtr,, - De-
nett. $12: second, VIII Morrison, S6;
third, A. c. Marshall, ribbon.
Belgian Stallion-First, s. w. Mel
son, $l2; second. E. f. Wade. IS;
third. W. E. Stanton. ribbon.
Road Stallion-First. r. g. Dalton
$l2; W. p. Morgan, So; third, Jane,
King. ribbon.
Jacks-First. w. A. Harris. Sl2;
second. T. b. Oldham. Sc; X. G. Dial
ton. ribbon.
Farm team-First, T. f. Marshall
sl2; second. ]. l.. Bennett, Jr.. Sc;
third. II. c. Marshall. ribbon.
Road team-First. J. G. washburn
$l2; second. S. w. Nelson. So; third
w. H. Shirk. ribbon.
Mule team-First. Ecton Bros. $l2;
second, J. +. Girard, So.
Single driver-First. Mrs. G. w
Ecton. S.; second. ID. A. Lugenbill
-: third. Dr. T.. w. Raxsdele. rib
bon
Brood mare-First. WM Morrison
s.; second. II. c. Marshall. $3.50
third. II. C. Marshall. ribbon.
Mule colt-First. X. @. Dalton. $5
second. Charles Stevens, $3.50: third
ribbon.
Saddle horse-First. X. G. Dalton
riding bride; second. A. l.. Meyers
Sherman House meal ticket; third
Miss Carrie Day. ribbon.
All premiums for horses were spo
cash.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
Festival Auction.

Considerable interest was taken In
the big auction which was the prin-
cipal feature on the last afternoon
OF the Farmers Fall Festival. II
took place In front OF Exhibit Hall
on Third street and was well attended.
Dad" Hustled was the presiding
genius Of the auction and he dis.
posed Of total Of 81 i.205.7a worth Of
stuff during tho afternoon. Twelve
horses were sold. besides hogs. chick.
ems. hay and = load Of oats. A gray
team belonging to william spaur was
sold for $50. and span OF mules
belonging to =. Cirard for SIS. A
black mare. six years old. belonging
to +. p. Bennett. sold for Si25. which
was the highest price received for
any single article.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
Sensational Balloon Ascension.

Prof. Wayne Abbott's balloon as.
ccnsion At City Park on the first
day Of the Farmers' Fail Festival
was . beauty. He went straight up
for At least 800 feet. and then turned
around and came right straight down
again BY the parachute route. On
the second day. however. . sensa.
tional stunt was pulled of that was
not on the program. When Abbott
had reached . height Of about 900
feet the big balloon burst vide open
fron TOP 70 bottom. but the darins
sssonaut saved himself By rslsasins
tAs pasacAuts and coaing gsstiy
down 70 sarth. NJ. Abbott ascribes
Tie sccidsat 70 strtkias aa unusually
cold wave just above The earth. which
eAnssl tAs ~ an u sxpaaA and
bUe4 ~ tal1ooA. -, ~ ~ ceil
wave canss1 . ssasstioa similar "a
hat eas woslA sxpssisncs ~ hav'
Ing . buckstful Of Ice cold water
tArovn uDoa hin jwt amer comins
OFT a . Turkish bath. He was for
tuaats u bslas - AlsA h the ais
- ~ vas - the parachute win moi
o0sa h tns us1ss rs test. TIE
crowd was not at al1 synpaaAstic. q
6eeo woe ~ evea . scream.
go = . nuPnue q heeres h ~
ni1se q vAAt jesksl = thengA q
tfaeely vas abese - ~ saAstsl.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
SPORTS.

An oe tAe sports we're DslIsd on
q treot q ~ 11k9 hAS1 % Coso-
sale aveass dugins ths sftssnooa q
~ fhse ~. ~ wseo vitsssss1 n
Q asv1 ~ Desbs1 ~ stsest Reo
ilsVaik = a1eWa1k ~ nst 6
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16
Strange Lands, Strange Sights
and Strange People
Bob Gassford Well Known in La Junta Writes interestingly
of His Experience in United States Navy

. ELL, We are back to the goot
old United States OF Americt
once more, and you may be
. sure we are glad Of H.
La Junta tribune., 1909-10-16

4 n. okAooyo4N
~ vsass,sss. y. .. .. q Lssls.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
EDUCATION FOR MEN ,.
IN PeNITENTIARY i.
IS BEING PLANNED

Denver, July 21.-As the result of
several letters received by him from
prisoners in the penitentiary. Secre-
tary Collett OF the Colorado Prison
association, has decided that he will.
through the assistance OF the prison
authorities open a correspondence
school in the prison with view OF as
sisting In the education OF those pris-
oners who care to avail themselves Of
such an opportunity.
Mr.. Collett yecently received num-
ber Of letters from prisoners stating
that they desired 10 take . course
with some reputable correspondence
school. He communicAtsd Win num-
bar Of the schools and finally found
one which he felt was proficient and
which would give the prisoners .
square deal. He again took the matter
up with Warden lyman and II mesls
with his approval. The two went over
the question thoroughly and % . re-
salt those prisoasfs who are dssiross
Of this hind Of - saueatioa caa est X.
Already. two applications hsvs bssa
made. oas 1pr . oourDs h uesAanjonl
ongfnoox1ng 80 80 ~ 3 oo1sDe =
eleseyleal eaG1ooosl1g
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
one MILLION DOLLAR
DAN PROJECTED By HAVE
MEYER N HDERfNAo CO.

The Badito Reservoir. IrFigatioa an1
Land company. . 11.ooe. 80 Dro5sse.
which has for its object Tie roela1Ar
tion Of 10000 scrss Of arid laAA b
Huerfano county and the devslpD0sak
Of power for distributsoa throasA sAas
portion OF the stats. will b. 10 an
probability. backed By Wafiaa 4
Havemeyer. nephew Of the sugar
magnate.
Havemeyer. In company With G. 4.
Denhan. another New York capltall0t,
Ii now at Bodito TO Investigate tAs
proposition. and should II meet with
their approprial the matter Of finances
will be arranged speedily.
The dam proposed will be oas Of sAo
largest In the country and will be 10
Gated at the mouth OF the Husrfano
river. There 10 an immense water sAod
to draw from and In addition to the
main lake there will bs several sub
sidiary reservoirs.
E. J. Lesser Of Boulder. 10 president
Of the company and A. p. 9ickman 10
manager. Harry 8. silverstcin OF Dem
yer. assistant United States district
attorney. In one OF the directors.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Chaffee, Delta, Eagle, Garfield. Grand
Gunnison,. Hinsdale, Lake, Larimer,
(Jackson). Mesa, Montrose. Ouray.
Park, Pitkin, Rio Grande, Routt, San
Miguel, Summit; appraiser, George
T. Bradley; address, Ouray.
Inasmuch as 1t Is the purpose Of
this statute. not only to insure the
payment of inheritance taxes. but also
to give the state information Of prop
erty subject to tax and OF the estates
in which such property is involved,
If full information is given In the no.
tees required, the convenience OF all
parties will be served.
Blanks for the notification OF the
officers, as required by this statute.
will be available shortly at the once
OF the auditor Of state II a demand, for
them exists. and can be obtained upon
application.
Respectfully, IA
JOHN H. BARNETT
. Attorney General:
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
INDIVIDUALS MAY
NOT HAVE PRIVATE 4.
BOTTLE IN HOUSE

Grand Junction. July 21.-At. the
meeting of the charter convention
yesterday, one of the most drastic
prohibition sections ever presented
for consideration OF any legislative
gathering was taken up for discussion
Under its provisions the manufacture
or sale Of intoxicating liquor I'm the
city OF Grand Junction is prohibited
as is also the storing and giving 1t
away. No resident Of the city can keep
intoxicants on hand for their own per-
sonal use or for the purpose Of enter
tainment. S#
While the provision has not been
adopted. all other provisions present
ed under similar circumstances have
been adopted. and there IL NO reaoon
for thinking this will not be-.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
AMATEUR AVIATOR LOSES
CONTROL OF FRAIL CRAFT
AND WRECKS AEROPLANR

New York. July 19-with a fright
ened amateur sitting like . wooden
man in Glenn Curtiss' aeroplanc,
which lowered moment in midair
eid then crashed TO earth the beauti-
fuf craft In which Curtiss mnde his
remarkable Night Saturday was badly
wrecked. When the would-be aviator
was lifted from the demolished frame.
he was delirious. his left arm broken.
and his body bruised. His injuries.
however. are not serious.
The accident occurred ON Hemp
stead Plain. Ninsola. where Cuftiss
has besa givins 6suonstrastsas ~
fore ne New Yosk Asroaaneie ~
e,ssv, . wASsA - ~ ~ nefe-
Ds1ns ~ cgeoeaNcA n - q. ~ =
= y %
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
ATTORNEY GENERAL BARNETT
IS HOT AFTER The
INHERITANCE TAX
He Calls Attention to Sec. 3 of an Act
Amending the Inheritance Tax
Law of This State.

Denver, July 21.-In an effort to Sc
cure a larger amount of inheritance
tax. Attorney General Barnett has
sent out the following:
To Whom 1t May Concern:
The attention OF all corporations,
and particularly. of all banks, trust
companies. safe deposit companies,
building and loan associations and
similar institutions, whether incor-
porated or not, ts called to the follow
ing extract from section 3 of an act
amending the Inheritance tax law Of
this state, approved April II, 1909:
eff a foreign executor, administra-
tor or trustee, shall assign or trans
fer any stock or obligation in this
state, standing in the name of a dece-
dent, or in trust for a decedent, liable
to any such tax, the .ax shall be paid
to the treasurer of the proper county
on the transfer thereof. No safe de-
posit company, bank or other institu-
controlling the transfer OF securities
or assets OF a decedent, resident or
nonresident. including the shares Of
capital stock OF or other interest in
such Institution shall deliver or trans
for the same to the executors, admin
istratora, or legal representatives Of
the deco1oaL or upon their order or
request. unless notice in writing Of
the tims and place OF such intended
4enA11or b served upon the said ap-
pralser Of the proper district and the
n11pfnsy general Of the state ct least
- eays prior to the said transfer:
~ GnAll any such safe deposit conn
- bank ~ other Institution. per-
- - pesDoAs. deliver or transfer
= sb ~ asse4s Of the estate
y - = 'ooe 11sat vtfAoae ~
1 astirn = anest
lNneonlnfno
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
son OF Ex.STATE
TREASURER MULNIX, HURT
IN AN AUTOMOBILE WRECK

Colorado Springs, July 19.-Robert
c. Mulnix, son Of former S'afe Treas
urer. Harry Mulnix, who was caught
under an automobile which turned
turtle near Palmer Lake yesterday,
recovered consciousness last night
for the first time. The attending ply
sicians. however, say that they can
not make any predictions about his
recovery. They are simply hoping for
the best.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
TRAIN MEN HAVE
PITCHED BATTLE
WITH RUFRIANS

Holly. July 1s.--Saturday nj about
1880 p. m. when n westbound freight
train stopped at the depot. four
rough looking men. concealed in the
grass. jumped on the train and de-
claired that they would ride. but the
Breakman Frank Summons declared
that they would not When Summons
came to the third man. they mixed
things and in the ensuing scuffle the
hobo. who began TO get the worst
Of the fight. drew a gun and began
firing but fortunately the breakman
was not wounded.
The engineer OF the train. seeing
the affray. Stacked up the train. Tho
fighting hobo released himself from
the 5reakman, ran him at the point
OF his gun into the cab OF the en-
gine. where another hand-to-hand en-
counter began. With the assistance
Of the engineer and fireman. the ruff
fiian was taken down. disarmed and
hauled into Granda station where he
was turned over to the authorities.
The shooting attracted the attain
ton Of the Holly citizens. who with
Marshall Atkins rushed to the sta
ton and iafter exchanging ssvsral
shots with the other three tramps.
who bad gotten StffthS train. finally
landed them in the Holly jail.
Detective cartvngAk; has arrived
from La Junta, and inter taking
look at the men in custody ytated that
they are eveidsntiy sdeanesaae ahar-
scters and can probably be -conuect-
ed with some,"ef the tate deprtda-
tons.
The three men ware arranged be-
fore Justice wilkins and gave AZ
their names Frank Jonc Martin
Gar-in and Tom Smith. A charge OF
assault with intent to kill was placed
against them and they were ordered
taken to Lamar for safe keeping.
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

assessed on account Of the transfer of
provisions Of this article, unless the
attorney general consents thereto In
writing. And 1t shall be lawful for the
said appraiser or attorney general to
the time OF such delivery or transfer.
Failure to serve such notice or to al
low such examination or to retain a
sufficient portion or amount to pay
ed. shall render such safe deposit
company, trust company, bank or 9TH
er institution, person or persons, IL
able to the payment OF the tax and in
terest due upon said securities or as
sets, in pursuance of the provisions
Of this article"
1t is the duty of this department to
require strict observance OF these
provisions.
The statute applies to transfers OF
property Of the sort designated in all
cases where the decedent died after
April 16. 1909.
The state has been divided by Law
into three districts and appraisers ap-
pointed as follows:
District No. 3-Counties OF Adams
Arapahoe, Cheyenne. Clear Creek
Denver, Douglas, Elbert, Gilpin, JEFF
ferson. Kit Carson. Logan. Morgan
Phillips. Sedwick. Washington, weld
and Yuma; appraisers. L @. Brewer;
address, care attorney general. Dem
yer.
District No. 2-Counties Of Archu-
Ieta. Baca. Bent. ooAajos. Costilla,
Dolores. 81 Paso. Fremont. Huerfano.
Kiowa, La Plata. Las Animas, Nn-
coin. Mineral. Montszuma, otsro.
Prowers. Pueblo. Rio 0fnnds, d.
guachs. oan Juaa. Teller: appraisers,
r n Van Deasea; ADDRESS, HaAMsn
1lu1.-sl = =
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
PATRICK n. HART FOUND
WITH HIS NECK BROKEN
IN A DENVER SALOON

Denver. July 1s.-Circumstaacss
surrounding the death of Patriek n.
Hart in saloon on. Downing stsest
early this morning are Of suoA Q
character that close ipvsseio 1loa
10 bsing made. There IL rsaspa ~.
1isve that Hart was beatsa - 60.
His Mesloss bo1y WAs 1pun1 6 ~
eie1osk - 111s11ag ~ Wl y,
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

MADE FOR K-c
FRANCHISE

Pueblo. July 1.-THE leading busi-
ness men OF the city held meeting in
the rooms Of the Business Mems asso-
citation yesterday. At the meeting were
the representatives of the Kansas
Colorado railroad. The idea of the
meeting was to outline the suggestions
which they hope to have embodied in
the revised or amended franchise
which will be granted to the Kansas
Colorado road. 1t Is primarily for ths
council to draft or determine with the
applicants for the road the phrasine
of the new franchise. What the meet
ing attained yesterday was in the na-
ture Of Suggestions 10 Be drafted into
the terms and conditions Of the new
treaty with the city. What was decided
upon yesterday was merely in the ma
ture Of ideas to facilitate all Con-
cernsd when he railroad people mset
with the city council in gensral meet
ing at $50 O'Clock this morning when
the proposed new franchise 10 finally
drafted.
Some Of the ideas to be embraced
in the new franchise which was de-
cided upon yesterday are - follows:
F1rst-They must construct ana
have In operation twenty-five 1niles Of
railroad outside Of the city limits
which includes the Turkey creek divis-
ion BY June 1, 1910.
second-They must construct and
put in operation a line Of railway thru
the city by June 1. 1910.
Third-They must begin work with
n NINETY days from the time that the
new franchise is granted and work
with reasonable diligence.
Fourth-They must complete the
roadbed from Victoria avenue to the
asylum grounds by March /. 1910. This
means that they will also have TO
the maintenance OF the riv-
er levee.
Fifth-They must MAINTAIN at least
daily train service, six days a week.
each way. over all main lines Of the
part Of the road.
Sixth-They shall complete and put
in operation a road from Pueblo to the
coal fields of Fremont county by June
l, 1911.
Seventh-The Kansas-Colorado rail-
righ lou. oh 81
on coal from the Canon City coal fields
to this city or not to exceed 80 cents
per ton on lump, nut and run Of mine
coal. The rate on slack coal shall be
not to exceed 60 cents per ton. This Is
a reduction on domestic coal from
$1.25 to 80 cents and on factory coal
from rs cents to 60 cents.
A failure on the part OF the railroad
to live up to any of these clauses will
work to the forfeiture OF the franchise.
They also have the privilege to build
an easterly branch-to La Junta-a
distance Of sixty-three miles which Is
to be completed within three years.
In the event OF failure upon their
part to build this road within the pre-
scribed three years any other rood
wishing to build this proposed line
that does 80 shall have the right to en-
ter the city and use the terminals OF
the kansas-Colorado road. In the
event that the two roads could not
agree npon the proper terms for their
joint use the matter would ba decided
by arbitration. %. E..-.-,g ~
1t Is also to be prohibited to permit
cars to be left standing on the tracks
OF the Kansas Colorado road between
Cañon City record., 1909-07-22

Every old woman has . sradition
that her family 10 warned whea death
10 coming. Tho most common tradi-
tion 10 that some one IN the hoaso
hears tAree knocks on the door.
tAoush there 10 no one there. one
CanoA woman claims that tAros
gToaas nre always hard bseors thses
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Cañon City record., 1909-07-22
ELKs BEAT CONvICTs At
BALL on RATION MOUNTAIN

Trinidad. July 19.-six hundred
people, accompanied by brass band.
fent to the top Of Ration mountain on
q special train yesterday and enjoyed
a picnic. given under the auspices OF
the Elks' lodge Of this city. A base
ball team Of the Elks played the con-
victs working on the Colorado state
highway seven innings. and the Elks
won By . score Of u 10 -.