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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07

5eIten linfdne unb llrbe9atmItd !sis
ten I'M gsfoIge bdbsu. WdnAt DsflS
empfobienen Mittel. lpie Mdu9erns!Ig
nil gblor ober Befpribsn init HnrDotsE
fGure baben gdr feinen Nert.
5htpefeI Bat nod ben Npr5ug Qtr'
BilIiafeit, bab man ion iibtrdil res
fcmtnen fann nnb. mas bic f1upt Iodbt
III, bab, lpie bereits gefdgt, PIE aa,1rsl
fune unfebIbar 1T.
glur Elm ein5iger ilsbslifano 1T mt
Ser Mntpenoung BON 6dpefe Ddmpfen
perbnnben un6 bordns sriinbet rtb
ouh bic 9lbneiauns. Die man pielfaH
aeaen biefes Msittel bsst. Shnstess
bdmpfc iiben cine unbeimlihe 9Btr<
funq auf fppilene, feibene, basnstppls
Iene unb leinene @eipebe aus. iitnens
iie Die syarbe aus5ieben nnb DE Tdoen
serfreiIen. Muh Eapeten perdr bern
oft tire syarben unb felbf Gifen..
seupfer unb 5tabl f0nneIl iih Dem
ginflu5e foTder DGmpfe nidf ent5is<
zen. gDill man alfo ein 3immer aus
Id)tpefeln, 10 tut man gut, rorber dlle
G,soenItGnbe, sic ben SdDeleloa loampf
niht pertragen fDnnen. herdus5unehsl
men. aleiber unb anbere Geipebe
brdudt man iibrigens aud niht aus
suIdtpefeln nod iiberbaupt nit Des@
infeftipnsmitteIn I'll bearbeiten, mon
tam iie pieI einfaher unb bod ariinoS
liG besinfiaieren, inoem man lie eirtsge
Sage auf elmer 2eine aushdnat nnn
Der Spnne uno benz Winoe ausiebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07

gfaqen befibt. Die neueffen ginrihS
tungen auf benz Gsbiete ber 8eleilAS
tuna uno Der o WentiIdtiDnStennit ipers
zen bisfen unterirojfden Miunlen ge@
lliigenO Qiht n10 Cuff fpenoen, 70 0rb
Iie n bDgiellif 4er Bs3iebung binter ben
nnberen Gtdgen nidt alriidfeben. Die
Rolten. bee aetpaltiaen 8aues. Der am
WrbuofDan erihtet fpirD. fperoen auf
piers Millionen Dollars perdnfdlagt.
llrD bti ser QeriteIung. bel Der 6ols
|sdlisgei1loiIen hlsibt, tperben 5000 Bis
|s10, 900 9pnnen5taH unb segen 5tpSlf
MlIionen emailIirte Bddjteine 0ers
ipenpuns finoen.
Die 8unnesregierung trifft Worz
bereitungen, sinen 100000 Mcrcs
ImfaFenben, in fen 5tanbing Npd II.
GbenennezD Diftriften BON South Ontos
ta gelegenen Qanotpmpler Der Mn5iebe=
lung aii erDffnen. Der Qanb5trih III
our1 bic Grlpeiterung bss ct. paula
8abn{pitems Dem Wertebr eridlpfen
tpDrOer.
- lin sic Sabadpflan3er oes Cam
hes Dpr Minimnl= II. bic 1atnftDnfu-
lrenten Dor Wsarinlulpreiien gu 59iit=
sen. bat iid9 in RentudD cine bic Sa=
bafinbnifrieHen genannten @taates,
foipie Die bon Snbiana, Obip. Senneiz
Zee unb Miseoniin umidliebenoe
Union Sobateo SoeietD. nit peran=
| {1lagten Mttipen BON $50, 100000 ees
bilbet.
Sn California Bel 2as plun,as
am yeatherriper gebt bas grDbteglef:
trisitIts!psrf Der Sebt5eit leiner 8ol.
lenhung entgesen. Ourh einen 3 Wlei.
Meilen laneen Sunnel miro bas Waf.
Ier bes Seatber Hiper nad ben Glettris
sitdtsperfen geleitet, DIE cine ftettge
8etriebsfraft BON 144,O0O pferbe=
trdften Iiefern tDnnen. Ser Sunnel. an
benz 5tpei Sabre sedrbeitet fpuroe, III
iebt ferttg. Die rdm1terDBten glettri=
aitdtsnerte am Niaeara baben eint
Qeiftungsfdbisfeits BON 100000 pfer:
betrdften.
Mus Ualparai1p miro berihtet
| blb ben2euhtIhiffen, oie BON unlere
Regieruna tah Sen 9dfen on Der pa
eifietiilte gsfhtdt trerben, bprt srob
Mufmerfiamteit susetpenoet lporben II
unh perfdiebene Muftrdee fir dbnlih
hShiffe BON BORT su eriparten iino. Oi
In Rebe ftebenben Tabr5euse iinb poI
einem 2euhttburm Shleppoampfe
| auf Der Sabrt um Oas Rap 6orn be
gleitet tporben, unb baben btefelb
ReiIe sema6t tpie uniere Jlotte oil
ibrer 3eife I'm SiibzNmertfa herum
nur, bab nidt 5obiel Mufbebens bapoi
senaht 'iporoen 1T. Das freilid MID
nDthig mar. Oa lie anoere3nede 81 er
fiillen baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07
pert1tt1n1teH.

Die reihite @tabt Deutfdlanbs III
na6 berStati5tif bes faiierlihen 1tati.
itif9en Mmts ssranffurt q. 90. 9as
Gintpmmen feiner Betpobner betrGgt
i'm Our9in1itt 472O Wlarf. Sm
pergangenen Sabre betrug Gas Durd=
idnittseinfommen Ioear 4792 Murt.
IN apeiter Stelle in 8es1g auf 0en
Heihtbum ftebtGbarlpttenbur9. es fol-
gen bann Ma9en, RDln, Danais, gl=
berfelo, GfIen, Stettin, Masbeburs,
6annoper. !6alIe, Berlin (2641 Mart)
DuTetoorf, 8armen, &ieI, 8refelb unb
Dortmunb. Oie siinitise Stellung
Ser @tabt G1fen in biefer DermD=
gensftatiitit 1T Dem umftanoe 5uau=
iGreiben, bab bic Tamilie &rupp bort
pobnt, beren 8ermDsen iiber 115
MilIionen Mart betrdst.
sSn Der Grinnerung an bic in 1853
erfolgte Mufnabme Oitinoiens in oas
britiide aolonialreih bat Die 2onooz
ner ylatipnal Mepietp cine Oar1tellung
Ser sesenpdrtis in Snbien berrfden=
ben 3uitGnoe perDffentlidt. in Der es
unter anberm beibt: Das srpBe Gr<
eianib fiirSnoien nor fiinf5ig Sabren
bilbete Der uebersang Der Rontrolle
bon Der 8ritildSOftinbifden aom@
paanie auf Ole Rrone. Der Musblid
lit beute erniter als beim Mb1hluB ber
groBen Meuterei. Wpmit mir oamals
AT tbun batten, mar in ber6aupti1de
eine Militdrrebolte: beute feben mir
uns nidt nur elmer aielbeprBten,
beimli1en unb tpeitperbreiteten Nerz
11ip0runs unter Mdnnern Dpn 8ilz
oung uno Gnergie eeseniiber. mir baz
ben es aud nit Dem @eift Der Wiberz
ipenitigfeit uno Der aunebmenben
Jeinbf9aft gegen unfere 9errfhaft,
Ser einen aroben9beil ber8eDDlferung
our1brinat. gu tbun. Die groBeWeell@
terei tonnte bpr einem balben Sabrz
bunbert in @trDnen BON 8lut ertrdntt
fperben. Geitoem 1T bas arme @olt
Big gum duBeriten aussefosen iporoen,
unb erit in neuerer 3eit bat England
{id bequent, auh auf bic MIni1e unb
Bebiirfnii1e Nudfiht 81 nebmen. Mber
in3ipiiHen 1T aud oas rationale
Gelbftgefiibl bes inbiiden Wolfes err
ipadt, uno beute iiebt England iid
elmer @itnation geseniiber, Die ipObl
oeeianet lit. eS nit bdnaer Gprae au
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07


Muh bic 1iirfei bat iebt iAr parld-
ment, boffentliA beip1brt es iid. l1ez
brtqens bdnat bies nidhf BON pdrlas
ment allein as, oenn ipie ieDes QonD
Sic Meaierlnq bat. bie es perbient. 10
hat aud5 iebes NpIf pas Vurlanent,
6os {einer lpiirDiQ iif. Oas Nolf Der
Der. Gtoaten nidlt ausaenon,men.
-
gIseoen Observation-Disclosures set eionen
Grnte hat bic merifani5dae g9eaierunq
sic M1eiaeneinf,ihr bis i. W2ai frei-
oeoeben
-
csm heutsfen musm1rtioen Mmte
I'M ein 'ne,,er 11nter5toots5e1retar fir
S;. mrsgs srnon,,t ,nerSen gS;e gI}ncht
81. s.. ;,, os;t,,ra.n tn;rS enhi;n n,,d INN
Ssr M ;S SsntsSsn msn;er,,nn srfnnnf S;s
b;shsr M " 81 Germ nm ohen n,,f ,ie
s ssssssos s -
9e'oD'04'
m .s So p,,a.;soa So.
81; p.na ss;;rl wv. wv eis na s. O, o,'f,is;sf M
~ pepu lei' up ~ om Su'.IVIl
.x:lss ;uGil.s s...u.ul.1 w. ;smu unb IN IN
igi!ap1e.n a.'lu"ssm. CIV o.,;a.e ua 49,.
.us.'us Saus o. ,usia w. ST. Sa ,,r . mnI
n'.s :en. SA nh. .nnas ~. s M,s,.,s.,, o.. ous
as .D'. unmas D'.osu''M ,;.s. GO; ~, easrs
1oa pesle' soslDs:s ..Is.. no sIa ~. 'SuSIe n;l
rsos pesv s :.. ,uscass, n.a ~: u:s on. ,s;.a ~.
..p'' suuss. on m,.s;.s 9us w r;;t', n.'rru aon
.ea r.s.ns 90 Sap..Iab5 . 3nl osua"9 aar ~, n
ou., ulluuuuas p'''o."Dst .uDi osn. ~
Spspena''.Vs'' % s ut o, p!sIel e'aJa.sst, !.
'ahsa'l ~ s.n :ssss gs;. M p.u" 1pe ~. q
a.. ~. sSaI.Iu.t s9's sa 49, n1ono
ssau.'.s .n ..,..'ervm nv er; ~ 49, 49, to1 Se'o
nnn .uen's I..pl u's ylena!e'a,' e.: % w wv 49i
eoo e Iup.l.nslst eDss lnt ouuv,ss ~ "a. ns :,
taai s s .uu,psn ~ 'oesl'o oao oz apl.u.: g.s:e
lo.yen 90 S,e9.a'o % m.'1 aoo.oo4 ,Sa NupIa pon
Hhp'l'l'ele. y:a Slu':e'i ii'.l @ luo,oio W.. W.
ol,.,ls1et 1n.a1 p.e SsIe.n.s'sn S'aasn ',:' n:'
go: vas 'ul. W.u. .l....sa uno ,,,, na''' ,,nS ~,
SW.psso, elI..ts,u ~ at: n.su'M On . .
04'Dso'" "''' 'D''' ''''''''e" ''~"s' "
On srontra;h n.nt. s4 i, >;.,sn,
soSr 70; . I nsr s;nits1I,,,o s ',r Nsr masrutsn
49, ssre,a ~ 80 =. "s oahn s.rar u,l S. ~. n;S.
1ss.a ~ Sbra;s.n o na en,ts,, % ,,,r ~ % % nun
euS nrSser rn ,,nr nIs i'm ~ahrs 1on7 , 0a 81;
upI, ~, nrs,,s;,%sn o. oonShssr 3S n,,rHs, % ' I'm
@ahx @ lon5 1on9 -, We 49,. % ~ nnn ] o., ,"'
u ro.,olIt r ~ WV, Ssnsn ,,,,p 90 assr
n 90 Myn,sn. ahns NM ca ss"rh;ISrno ttIS w 49, ,nol
un' rsn mnn ner W osoo No; nsr gHor;n, ,u
sinos5ts1lten monn5%ofts, @ nnr nmr
s;nsr ohns gch,,Is;lSuna @sr @ee
51,nr,+ .n2ro,sntSob nar sronn5hof to- TO-
m Sser y s1ntts setruo Ii, oIin IN 1oo7
mr. q 10 Nro,pnf Ser Gero[p;r5 ami.
5hen gpui}htnnS nnS Srnnfrei1h >,
her ghuIbiISnno 50nt }torf AZ I'M
o,,nften sronfrpihs o1s
Ser 9ou elmer si5enbobn ;jhsr Soa
| xYrrS cIC: ri
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07

1etl Der Oen11@en fetn frteplfmerea
0Dlf In europa gtbe, als gerd6e oiefe,,
Dcntfhen. llnb ipenn fie cine ftdrfe
sSlotte bulten, 10 lei bus eineNDtbDsni
0iateit. Die BepDlferung bes Reihea
nehme ftarf su unb es miiBten reue
M1rtts fir ben MnarenaHub 9efuM
tperben. Den 2eiitunsen Der oeutiden
Snbuftrie aout Datpfon bobe Mnerfen>
nung, uno pnn oerGlotte fdgt ct: Was
fir cine sSlptte Oeutfhldnb duh fhafz
fen mag, lie ipirb tpirffam fein. Die
Mufmertfamteit auf ale Ginaelbeiten
Bis gum @eringften, oas @pftem. Der
tpif5enInaftlide @eiF, Die DisaipIin
unb Die sroBe 5dbigteit aur Mrbeit, Die
ods. beutfde Seer gu benz gemaht fat,
mas es 1T, al bas feblt aud Bel Der
Shaff,lns Der beutIhen Seemadt
| nidt. Die setpoltieen 5ortfdritte Der
oeutfhen Snbuftrie feien ni4t auf irs
| seno tpelde @ebeimnife suriid5ufiibz
reu. MiKenidaft. graiehung. prattiz
fde Metboben, sSleib unb Mufmerfs
1amfeit Bis ins &leinfte. bas Ieien bic
Wittel, Die Deutf1lanb 3u einem 1D
gefdbrlihen Ronfurrenten @nglanbs
| seradt bGtten. Gin rdftlofes Strez
ben nad sroben 3ielen fennseidne bas
mooerne Deutidlano.
Qaut Beridt unieres 2onooner
gensraltonIuls, Wpnne. leiben nidt
!! !peniser als 100000 perfonen in
groBbritannien unter Mansel an Be-
| f9Gftisuns. Die britif9e General
federation of Srabe Unions bat 1dber
an olle bef9Gftisten 1lniDnzMrbeiter
Die Mufforberuns serihtet, fid 5tt ipets
germ. ueberaeit au arbeiten. I'm oae
our1 fir bic Mrbeitslolen 8erbienitge'
lssenbeit gu idaffen.
Die In bnraiisfihiter Oronuns ers
| folete @rDffnung bes tiirfifden pars
toments seist cine iiberraIdenbe Sar:
nDnie 5tpiIdsn benz 6errIder uno lei,
mem Nplt. Man iiebt. baB Der Sies
Der iunetiirtiiden Sbee eine natiirlida
! Gnttpidlune bes Wpltspillens TT,
llnb oab iid Der Sultan berielben tpi1
herianbslos gefiist bat, lit ibm bod
en3ure1nen. Wenn berfelbe @ei1t bet
6armonie 70 peiter fort berrIht. tpir1
| Die Yhraie bonn tranfen Mann nihI
mebr sebDrt tperoen, ionbern bad
2anb perbientem Tortf6ritt entsegep
| seben.
| Ser @eoanfe Der Mrbeiter= =l1nfan4
per1iherune, ben Oeutf9lanD auer1t
praftiIb pirfIam burdaefiibrt bot,
breitet iih no9 unb nad iiber alla
!, Gambler. DaB ii1 bier Die Merdants
| ano manufacturers MKoeiation ernif4
| lid banit beIddftiat, 1T elm autes
| 3eihen. QDir perben in abiehbarer
| 3eit babin selansen, ebenlo audi aul
j Mlterspeniion, bic aus Der 1tnterifiitz
| auna Ser sSnbaliben bes Oaieinsfampa
| fes cine Bflidt bes Staates unb aus
Dem Glmoien elm Infprnasredt
maht.
Ser oeutIde Musfubr Sanoel bat
in ben lebten 5ebn sSabren um BUM
bert prosent ougenommen. Der Gbef
oes Resierunss Bureaus of Mfanuz
facturers idreibt eieie sroBen grfolse
| ben beutfden Metboben gu. ibren 8otz
fhaften uno gsfanotidaften belpnoere
| 6cnoels Mttahes betsuseben, tpelhe
Sic Mufeabe haben, bie oeutfde 8ez
5h6ftsnelt iiber bieWaarenbeoiirfniiie
Ser 2dnber aufautldren unb ipeaiene
WiinIde iiber 5erFenuns Der Maaren
surRenntniB Der Tabritanten gu brinz
gen. 6err Garion empfieblt oen Ser.
5taaten. Dem 8eifpiel Oeutfdlanos
| au folgen.
m;e ;;;no5ten tsh,hifcben @rsef5e
Il
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-03-18

ident of Cripple Creek, was a visitor
here on Sunday. having come down
from the district to look after some
matters requiring his attention. Mr.
Mcdonald says that the mining indus
ry in the district is much better than it
was twelve months ago and that near
ly everybody there can find some kind
of work If they want it.
The debate in one section of the
English class. was held Friday morn
ing, while the one in the other Sec
tion will be held on Monday The
question was: Resolved, That Capt.
tai Punishment Should be Abolished" !"
The affirmative side was victorious,
being represented by Chas. Wright
and Burden Sheriff.. Those on the
negative were Ray Templin and Iona
Davis. The debate was easily the most
keenly contested and evenly matched
that has thus far taken place. 1t
was judged by Mrs. NJ. S. Reynolds,
Mrs. J. T. Thomas and Rev. Jameson.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. 8. E.
Lane entertained nearly thirty young
ladies of the Baptist church in honor
of Miss Beulah McRay. The guests
occupied the early part OF the after
noon with their needlework. Later.
the hostess inveigled the guest of
honor into another part OF the house.
giving the rest a chance to wrap in
paper the dainty pieces OF linen on
which they had ostensibly been work
ing and hide them. When Miss McRay
again entered the parlor. Mrs. Fred
Curtis at the piano gave the signals
by loud or soft music as to when she
was approaching the hidden packages.
When all were brought to hight. Miss
McRay was seated in the center OF
the room and invited to inspect the
gifts thus cleverly showered upon her
The surprise and pleasure we're COM
plete. The delicious refreshments con-
stituted OF salad. pickles, hot biscuits.
coffee, prune sounle. cake and con-
fectionery.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-03-18
McClelland. whom |

charged recently kidnapped Nellie
Hart, a seventeen-year old girl and
took her out OF the state to prevent
her from appearing against him in IN
alleged assault case. was convicted
before Judge Cooper in county court
on Monday OF contributing 70 tuven-
lie delinquency, but sentence withheld
pending the determination of . motioa
for a new trial. The application of Nc
Clelland's attorneys for a re-hearing
will come up for argument tomorrow.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-03-18

itor in town for several days. Mrs
Churchill is editoress of the Queen
Bee" and is here in the interests OF
her publication.
E X. Francis left this week for Cal
ifornia Mr.. Francis was for many
Francis is with her daughter. Mrs
Charles Emory. at Colorado Springs
Mrs. John l. Reese has returned
home from a six weeks visit with
Edwards. who had been there since
the early part OF the winter. came
back with her.
Harold McGrath OF Victor will &c
today to Canon City where he will
spend Saturday and Sunday with his
grand parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Luchte.-
Cripple Creek Times.
Nothing in the way OF Cough is
ing. wheezing. bronchia cough. The
quickest relief comes perhaps from
a prescription known to druggists
everywhere ms DR.. Shoop's Cough
Remedy. And besides. 1t is SO thor
oughly harmless that mothers give II
with perfect safety even to the
youngest babes. The tender leaves OF
a simple mountain shrub, give TO DR..
Shops Cough Remedy its remark
able curative effect. A few days will
tell. Sold by Ramho & Simon.
Mr.. Murry wylie who has been
visiting with his mother in Indiana
and Illinois returned to Canon City
Thursday. Mr.. wylie will soon leave
for southern Arizona where he has
work on a geographical surveying
project which have their quarters In
Denver. Mrs. wyiie win remain in
Illinois.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-03-18
T9er3s.

Group positively stopped in 90 min
utes. with DR.. Shops Group Remedy
One test alone will surely prove this
turth. No vomiting. no distress. A
safe and pleasing syrup-50c. Sold by
Rambo 4 Simon
Charles Jenkins came over from
Ohio city last evening to accept a po-
sition with the Colorado l.. & P. Co.
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Biggs left on
Monday for El Paso. Texas. where
they will spend some time visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Brady. and FAM
lily. II is probable that they will go to
Southern California before returning
10 Canon City.
Mrs. E. c, Bascot, who has resided
here for the vast year or more. left
today for Oregon. Illinois. where she
will join her husband and where she
expects to make her home. Mrs. Bas
cot is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Rogers of +2o College avenue.
A clever IS cent silvered "No-Drip"
Coffee Strainer Coupon in now put in
each Csc package of DR.. Shops
Health Coffee. Look for 1t! Ninety
large cups Of the very finest coffee
Imitation made. from one Csc package
Then besides the satisfaction and
favor Is perfect. Sold by Monarch
Grocery.
The many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. l. Clark. who lived on Lincoln
Park for four years previous to last
November. will be panied to learn Of
his death at Port Arthur, Texas. on
February 25th. He had seemed better
and was sitting surrounded by his
family In the delightful home Of Mrs
Clark's sister In that land OF roses
when the end came very suddenly.
The remains were taken to Mankato.
Minnesota. their former home for
interment. Mrs. Clark has the warm.
est sympathy Of her friends here In
her great sorrow.
liz. and Mrs. Ross Gamble and fam
lily OF Minneapolis, spent Sunday here
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. p
Farmer. Of S02 Forest avenue. Mr..
Gamble Is president Of the nrm OF
Gamble. Robinson & Co.. Of Ainneap-
oils, Wholesale dealers and distribu-
tors OF domestic and foreign grown
fruita and vegetables Mr.. Gamble
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-03-18

Having disposed of the only problem
confronting it the convention declar-
ed the following to be its candidates
for aldermen:
First. d. N Cooper and c. T. Chap
man.
Second-E. c. Hiatt and william T.
Wallace.
Third-Cyrus weaber and e. r
Jewett
Fourth-R- ]. Craig and John Ham
ilton.
On motion C. ]. Fredrickson was
nominated and elected chairman Of
the central committee OF the Reform
party for the ensuing two years, a.
the successor of C. F. Pressey. Com
mitteemen were chosen as follows:
First ward. D. J. Houston, Mrs. N. ].
Phillips; second ward. John R Ken
nedy, John W. Rogers: third ward, A..
D. Morrison, Mrs H. s. Cosby; fourth
ward. Chas. W. Van Patten. Mrs. Anna
Burgess.
On motion of Rev. Thomas. the
chair was instructed to extend tho
thanks Of the delegates OF the Reform
party to Manager Milton for gener-
ously providing them with the use Of
the opera house in which to hold the
convention. also to express their ap-
probation Of the picture entertain
ment which he had given them After
some other matters Of routine char
acter the convention adjourned.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-03-18

1080 OuGJ
Houston's nomination was promptly
seconded, and. there being no other
names offered in connection with the
office, Mr.. Tanner was declared by
reclamation to be the candidate of
The convention for the highest Office
in the gift of the people of the city.
Calls being made on Mr.. Tanner for a
speech he walked to the front OF the
convention and delivered a short ad-
dress in which he stated that he was
viginian instead Of a Missourian
although he had stopped about thirty
four years in the latter state while
on his way to Colorado. Mr.. Tanner
thanked the convection for the honor
it had bestowed upon him and stated
that If he was elected mayor. as there
seemed but little doubt that he would
be as there was no prospect of any
opposition. he would devote himself
loyalty to its duties and see to it that
the ordinances of the city were in
forced upon all alike. No favoriteism
would be shown in municipal affairs
and that his best energies would be
given to the advancement OF the COM
munity along material and moral
lines
For the position of city clerk Rev.
Hollenback placed in nomination the
name Of Jonathan Seaman. which was
seconded by L. D. Dawson and Jas.
f. Mcclure, the latter stating that he
had known Mr.. Seaman for many
years and that he was admirably quail
ified for the place. There being no
opposition Mr. Seaman was declared
to be the convention candidate for
city clerk.
Lewis P. Boyle and John R Ken
nedy were nominated for the ONCE of
city treasurer: the first being named
by City Attorney Hardy Sayre and the
latter by Rev. ]. T. Thomas. On a
vote being taken it was found that Mr..
Boyle was elected. The vote of the
different delegations was as follows:
First ward. Boyle 10, Kennedy L; sec
ond ward. Boyle Z. Kennedy 16: third
ward. Boyle is, Kennedy s: fourth
ward. Boyle IA. Kennedy 0.
The nominations for aldermen in
the various wards were in conformity
with the conference recommendations
except In the third ward, where Cyrus
Weaber was substituted for Frank p.
Smith. owing. largely, to a misunder-
standing on the part OF the voters al
Monday evenings caucus rs tc
whether Mr.. Smith would really &C
cept a nomination or not. A meeting
of the members Of the two old con
ference committees and all OF the can.
didates for city ofnces was held at the
Ecity hall at Z O'Clock Tuesday even
ling and the matter OF whether Mr.
L9mith or Cyrus weaber should be the
Icandidats Of the convention from the
third ward was exhAustively discus
sed and an agreement reached BE-
tween the representatives Of the "Re'
form" and Taxpayers" parties thai
Mr.. Weaber should remain On tn
ticket In accordance With the action
OF the ward caucus, provided. the dele
CATION from that ward rave prefer
ence 10 him over Mr.. Smith. Neither
Mr.. smith nor Mr.. Weabsr had an
desire to coatese the nominafaoa AM
| genero1siy agreed 10 leave tAs nat
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L0f6 COMBS mas AWARDED . CONTRACT
for Important improvements to his
home at AIT Greenwood avenue, the
completion of which will necessitate
the outlay of a considerable sum of
money. In addition to the installation
OF a thoroughly up to date heating
plant with radiation In all parts OF
the house, a laundry in the basement
and hard wood floors substituted for
those now in use.
Jim Webb. salesman at D. A. Ag-
news clothing store, returned home a
day or two ago from brief business
and pleasure visit to Denver. While in
the city he attended the Gipsy Smith
meetings and was invited by Prof.
Eichhorn to sing in the choir. which
is composed OF fourteen hundred
voices. He says Prof. Eichhorn has
perfect control OF the choir and con-
ducts the music in such manner as
to win the admiration OF all who at
tend the services.
Fire broke out a few mornings ago
at the residence of Grant Dickinson,
704 Rudd avenue. under the range in
the kitchen. 1t was confined to the
kitchen and basement Mrs. Dickinson
was successful in extinguishing the
blaze without the assistance of the
fre department The loss is estimated
to be about $50.
Rev. ]. T. Thomas. who went to
Denver on Wednesday for a several
days business trip. Is expected to re-
turn home this evening or tomorrow.
While in the city Rev. Thomas will at
tend the Gipsy Smith meetings al the
Auditorium.
Miss Jessie Emmerson, second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank EN-
merson Of 512 River street. who has
been attending school at Nauvoo.
Carthage and Burnside, Illinois. since
December. 1907. returned home this
afternoon.
Easter Sunday. which this year falls
on April II. is now drawing near. the
feminine sex have already commenced
to get in shape the spring toggery and
have been casting their weather eyes
about for the latest creations in the
way OF an Easter bonnet 1t goes with
out saying that at the appointed time
there will be some stunning speci-
mems OF headgear worn.
Cora Wills. Robert Blyth and Ma
than Goldstein were brought here
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