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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-24
ST. A YEAR
Notice.

The tax books will close on Mon
day, April 4tb, next. Let every tax
payer come in by that time and pay
their 1909 taxes, also take notice.
that April 9th, is the latest date up
on which the poll tax can he raid 20
allow voter to vote in primary and
bond election. Voter is required nv
law to pay bis poll tax himself, &
being unlawful to send amount bY
any one else so the public will please
take notice AZ d ne governed accord
ingly. Respectfully.
s. J ELLISON.
Tax Collector.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-24
Pinetta News.

Rev. 7. G. Bradford filed his
regular appointment here last Satur-
day and Sunday.
The cold snap last week did con-
siderable damage to young gardens.
We trust tins is the last real winter
weather we will see this season.
$. u. Corbett made business
trip to Valdosta Monday.
DIR. j. p, Kinsey moved into his
new house last week which has Just
been completed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross expect to leave
some time this week for their home
in Spartanburg, S. c. They were
called nere some time ago on ac-
count OF their sons illness.
The debate last Friday night was
decided success, the sui ject being,
"Resolved, that Intemperance is
more destructive than war" The
judges decided in favor Of the mega
tive.
Spring time has undoubtedly ar
rived here as we noticed last Sunday
a surrey in full bloom.
The Pinetta literary and debating
society will hold its regular semi
monthly meeting Friday night, April
lst, at which time subject of great
importance to all will be up for dis
cussion, the subject is, "Resolved +,
that bonding Madison County for
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars for the purpose Of building
good roads would be great benefit
to the County," On this special
subject no speakers will be assigned
by the committee to either side Of
the question but the subject will be
open to any and all who wish to
speak. The committee has already
been assured of two speakers from
Madison, viz: DIR. ID. ii. Yates and
Rev. w. .Whitnell, both of whom
are interesting and instructive
Everybody who CO.. afford to be
present should do so as you will be
sure OF bearing something good.
After the debate the ladies OF the
School Improvement Association
will serve a supper consisting OF
everything good to eat including
oysters and ice cream, The proceeds
arising from the supper will be ap-
piled by the School Improvement
Association TO any improvement
which they deem proper for the
school. This important meeting will
be held on the second floor Of Mr..
w. II. f. Terry's new brick store.
Thee will be ample room and COM
Portable seats arranged for every
body. Speaking begins promptly
at 6 O'Clock and supper will be serv-
ed Immediately at the close of the
debate. Let every body come,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-24
Spring Millinery Opening,
March 24 25 and %.
Tax Collector

The latest stN les for Spring and
Summer including reproductions OF
the newest and most heautifu, Psris
and New York patterns, wi ! be dis
played at j. f. Carter's Millinery
Store on above dates. Everyone is
most co 'diallv invited to attend
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-24
Sewerage Contract Awarded.

On Wednesday night Of last week
the Town Council met in special
session for the purpose of consider.
ing bids for the construction Of the
proposed sewerage system, due no
tice of which had been given by ad
yertising in this and other papers
At the meeting representatives of
seven different contracting firms were
present and presented sealed bids for
the work ranging from $2l ,469, the
lowest, to S24,796 80, the highest.
After carefully considering all bids
the Council awarded the contract to
the Dysard Contraction Co., of At
anta, for the sum of S2l, ,6O0,5O.
This sum is S130.7O more than the
lowest bid submitted, but the repre-
sentalives of the two bidders being
asked as to the material upon which
The estimates were based, the next
lowest man named that which the
Council thought was the best made
and upon this statement the contract
was awarded. Mr. Dysard, the sue
Cessful bidder, was present and a
contract for the work was immedi
stely entered into and signed up by
The interested parties. Work will be
commenced just as soon as the pre-
liminsry arrangements can be per-
feOted. Concerning the successful
bidders we clip the following from
the Moultrie, Ca, Observer of Feb.
18th, in which city sewerage has
just been completed:
"Moultrie's new system Of sani-
tary sewers is complete, the job hav-
ing been turned over 10 the city and
full settlement made. MIR. Dyssrd,
Of the Dysald Construction Com
pany Of Atlanta, who has been here
most of the time to personally super
intend the sewer work, returned
home last night, carrying with him
the satisfaction Of having done one
Of the neatest jobs of sewer work it
has sver been his privilege of doing,
He also carried with him the thanks
and warmest appreciation OF the city
officials who were thrown with him
in the work and observed his liberal
Interpretation OF the contract in the
City's interest, and the thoroughness
and the excellence Of all the work
done.
"rne Rysard ConstructiOnCo. was
mot the lowest bidder for the sewer
work, but the contract was given
the company because Of the recon-
mendations i. had from Others for
whom work had been done. In
Moultrie Mr.. Dysard has proven
that bis reputation was not over
drawn and that the increased price
paid him was money well spent. In
addition to doing the city good work
he has made many friends. "
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-24

A movement is on foot in Gaines
Vile to have the city own its own
electric light plant.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-24

lows:
Tom Thomas, w. L. Stephens,
Jobe Williams, r. e. Bailey,
r. B. Warren, John Mazingo,
w. r.. Wimberly, j F. Littleton,
W. l.. Tooke, ]. W. Lopez,
L. j. Shaw, jr,, R.F Mccullough
T. P. Gates, F. j. Jeffcoat,
W. NJ. Burton, D. n. Henderson
L. G. Cash, A. II. Morrow,
w. F. Howard, w. 7. Kent,
.J.W. Castor, o. A. Henderson
A, NJ. May, w. H. Burnett,
s. j. Duyal, q. c. Vann,
d. NJ. Wood, r. c. Reams,
J. Il. Woodard, T. L. Rogers,
w. II. Dial, Dan Carter,
II. S. Warren, L. b. Jarvis,
John Mercer, VIM. Y. smith.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-03-24
Jurors for Spring Term of Court

The jrry for the Spring term oI
Circuit Court which convenes the
second Monday in April is IS fol-
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01
Monday.


Mrs. J. Walsh. OF Florence. was in
Canon City Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Doyle, of Pueblo, is a
business visitor here today.
The Canon Grocery Company are
now ready to greet their friends with
a freshly painted interior. White and
blue are the colors used and the ef-
feet given to the store room is in
| deed a pleasant one.
Miss Margaret Hissong, who spent
Thanksgiving week at a house party
in Denver. returned Monday morning
to her home and to her studies at
Dodd's College.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Van Patton de-
parted Monday morning for a short
visit in Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Milliken, of
Cripple Creek were Sunday visitors
with friends in Canon City.
Mrs, Baldwin. of Kansas. sister
of Mrs. George p. Nix, is a guest of
the Nix family for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. LaPlant, of Flor
ence spent Sunday in this city the
guest of friends.
Mr.. Bert Ellis entertains a party
of friends this evening at the theatre
and also at a dinner afterwards at
the New Hotel Denton.
DIR. J. W. Patterson and wife, of
COLORADO Springs. drove up to Canon
/ CT 1aw~ aff fr. H..
and spent the afternoon and Sunday
seeing the sights about the city. They
returned Sunday afternoon.
Nr. and Mrs. Frank Powell and Mr..
and Mrs. Brewer. who have so ably
managed the osos theatre for the rast
three months. left this morning for
Denver. where they intend to con-
tinue in the show profession. These
people made a success of the Osos
while they had 1t and during their
brief residence here they made many
friends who hate to see them depart.
Mr. Cbas. Bender. OF Wallace. Ida
no spent the latter part of last week
in this city. the guest OF his sister.
Mrs. F. l.. Smith. Mr. Bender is what
is known as a self made man." hav-
ing started out years ago as a butcher
| without a cent TO his name. Today
he is the merchant prince OF the
Couer De Lein district OF Idaho. Mr.
Bender has many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Morris came
they had been visiting the parents OF
the latter. Mrs. Morris went TO Salida
for the Thanksgiving holidays. her
husband joining her there Saturday
night. They left Salida for home on
Denver & Rio Grande train No. 6.
shortly after o'clock Sunday night.
but did not get here until Q O'Clock
this morning owing to a delay caused
by the freight wreck near Parkdale.
Mr.. e II. weitzel and two sons OF
Pueblo. were In Canon City with his
new auto over Sunday. Mr.. weitIei
Is general manager of the C r. & l.
and had been at Bear Gulch investf-
gatInx the recent fire there before
having come TO Canon City where he
has been the guest OF the Strathmors
Mr.. VIII colman left this morning
for Fort Collins to resume his duties
as manager OF the Ceylon Tea store
of that city. Mrs. colman still re-
mains in Canon City visiting with her
parents.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01

John Kile of RockvaIe. was in Can
on City Monday.
Under Sheriff John Chetelat was
passenger for Penrose this morn
ing on business
Mr. II. L. Halstead went to Pueblo
today on business.
Sherman Royce of Denver, who has
been spending a week with his friend
Donald Montgomery, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Montgomery, went back
to the capital city this morning.
Lafe Combs will leave for Cripple
Creek tomorrow morning on a busi-
ness errand that will require his
presence in the district for couple
of days.
J. E Mudd. formerly employed in
the capacity of porter at the Hotel
Denton and more recently by Merris
& Son in connection with their feed
and transfer business, died this morn
ing after a short illness. The ar
rangements for the funeral have not
yet been announced.
Alva Wood went to Victor Sunday.
He intended to come home the same
day but owing to the fact that the
train left exactly on time he was un-
able to make connections. Mr.. Wood
found it necessary to stay over un-
til Monday. He stated this morning,
Believe me, | missed my train but
/ had a lovely time just the same"
Victor seems to have quite an attrac-
ton for Alva.
kicked by horse during fair week.
eleven weeks ago. was seen on the
streets today for the first time Mr..
Snow was endeavoring to help
horse which in some manner had got
ten down in the barn and In doing SO
the horse kicked. breaking mis- leg
near the hip. Mr.. Shows friends are
glad to see him about again.
Mrs. Eliza Craig. who has been Wis
iting her sons. II. J. Craig, deputy
county clerk and recorder, and A n.
Craig OF the clothing and furnishing
goods department at Baker and Biggs.
during the last three months and
half. left this afternoon for her home
at Albion, Illinois. She was accom-
panied as far as St Louis by A n.
Craig, who will return to Canon City
by the close of the current week
The subject of Rev. Reeds dis
course at the First Christian church
this evening will be Hear and your
soul shall live" The service last
attended by a large congregation.
The singing under the direction OF
Prof. Haley is most inspiring and
helpful. These meetings. both in
preaching and in song. merit a crowd
ed church at every service. The pub
lie is cordially invited at all times.
A party OF young people were the
recipients of very pleasant Thanks
giving entertainment at the Smawler
home on Cedar ave. Lincoln park. last
Thursday evening A feature OF the
program was the rendition OF q large
number of musical selections on a
phonograph. of both vocal and in
strumental character. which were
keenly enjoyed by all present Light
refreshments were served during the
evening. and. at a late hour. the
guests departed for home delighted
with the generous hospitality extend
ed TO them
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Mayhem will
diana, and other points in Hoosier-
dom where they expect to spend the
winter months.
Mr.. II. L. Rice. of Durango, was a
business visitor here Monday.
C. H. Whitmore went to Colorado
Springs this afternoon on a short
business trip. He expects TO return
tomorrow. or next day.
D. N ellison, of Topeka. Kansas.
who has been here for some time buy
ing apples, left this afternoon for
Grand Junction and other points on
the western slope. Later he expects
to visit the fruit growing regions in
Idaho, Washington and Oregon. es-
pecially the North Yakima, Hood Riv-
er and Rogue river districts.
Mrs. Bert McCandless was taken
suddenly and seriously i'll yesterday
afternoon and her condition is such
as to arouse the utmost solicitude on
the part of the members of her fam
lily and friends. DR.. Baker of Pueblo.
was summoned to her bedside this
morning and is endeavoring to allay
her fever, which registered one hun
dred and five degrees at noon today.
Walter G. Spreyer has sold his res
idence property at the southeast cor
ner of Fifth street and Pike avenue
and its furnishings to Luther Van
Slyke of Lincoln park, and, with his
wife, expects to leave shortly for Bak-
ersfeld. California. to make his home.
The house, soon to be vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Spreyer. has been taken for
the winter by Lieutenant Abbot and
wife, who recently came here for the
benefit of the formers health.
Robert F. Backus. registry clerk
at the postofice, who has been In
quarantine at his home for the past
six weeks in consequence of an attack
of smallpox, had the embargo lifted
by the health department this morn
ing and is again looking after the du-
ties of his position in the government
service. His friends are pleased to
see him on the streets once more.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01

Mrs. Elizabeth Blair went to Gree
ley this morning to visit with friends
and relatives there for a short time.
In the issue of November 26th. of
the Colorado Tourist and Reporter
a splendid description of Fremont
county products and Canon
City is given. The principal
article is given over to an
account of Mr. Harry H. Brown and
his success in the management of the
New Hotel Denton. A picture of the
lobby and one Of the exterior of the
Denton are the two illustrations used.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bartlett, former
ly residents OF this city. but now liv-
ing at Ordway. left for home this
morning after a couple of days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutton, on
Pike Ave. They came up in their au-
tomobile. but the heavy condition OF
the roads. resulting from the recent
snowfall, rendered the prospect of
returning in that manner very uncer-
tain. The bright, warm weather this
morning. however. decided them TO
make the trip in their machine. rath-
er than by rail.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Biggs have re-
turned home from a three or four
weeks visit to Carlsbad, New Mexi-
CO. and to Ell Paso and Fort Worth,
Texas. They made a trip across the
international boundary to Juraz for
the purpose of viewing the splendid
s250,000 monument to the Mexican
patriot. in whose honor the town was
named, and to get glimpse of things
in the Land of the Montezuma's.' -
FL Paso is a hustling, progressive
city. according to Mr. Biggs, and is
the principal gateway from this coun-
try to Mexico. Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs
halted at Newton, Kansas, on the way
back to Canon City for their Thanks
giving dinner; arriving here at noon
on Friday.
City Marshal ID. ]. Houston is in
receipt of letter from C. ]. McNul-
y, of Washington. Pennsylvania, ask
ing him to take such steps as he
deems necessary to assist him in the
recovery OF a pocket book. which he
says he lost in this city a week ago.
Mr.. McNulty and his brother arrived
here from the east Monday, the 2Ist
inst. and stopped at Mrs. Bunten's
boarding house. 73o Main street The
pocket-book contained fifty dollars In
cash. two certificates of deposit in an
eastern bank. one for two hundred
dollars and the other for one hundred
dollars. and a railroad ticket over the
Santa Fe from Pueblo to Chicago.
numbered 3o,365 or 3o,s67. Mr.. Nc
Nulty went from here to Hardscrab-
BILE. and. thence to Pueblo. NJ. Hous
ton Is convinced that he lost tn
pocket book on the trip after he ieft
here.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01
Wednesday.


Charlie Reeves spent the day in Pu-
eblo Wednesday.
DR.. R. Z. Holmes went to Pueblo
this morning for few days on bust
meas
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Thompson. OF
Denver are visitors in Canon City for
a fsw days
Mr.. 1. NJ. Hodges of Denver, arriv-
ed Tuesday afternoon for day or two
In Canon
Mrs. N. Z. Barnes and daughter Of
Coaldale. Colo. aer visiting in the
city today.
Mr.. C. l. Milton was a passenger
for Denver this morning to be present
in the capital city a fe wdays on busi-
ness.
Mr.. W F. Gordon. of FL Paso. Tex.
arrived in Canon City Tuesday and
will spend a few days transacting
business here.
Mr.. VIM. Sick and wife OF Denver.
are spending a day or two here
while Mr.. Sick attends to affairs OF
business nature.
Miss Rose wietor OF coiaedo.
Springs. who has been spending a
week with her sister. Miss Elinors
Victor. stenographer at the peniten-
tiary. left this morning for her home.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01
Tuesday.

Judge Champion was visitor In
Florence Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A Orr of Byes-
Vile. Ohio. who have been visiting
their father and their cousin, Mrs.
Hardy sayre for the past month de-
parted this morning for Denver.
Reverend Carmen and little son
James went to Denver this morning
where the doctor is to oficiate at the
wedding OF two of his former parish
toner's. He also intends to take this
opportunity to visit for a short time.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01
WINTER CAPS

For Men and Boys. Golf, Brighton
and Fancy Styles-3Se, soc, 7Sc and
800. Also Skull Caps-ISe and
ase. Shop Caps-aoc and ase.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01
HIGH GRADE HOSIERY

AT low grade prices. Buying in case
lots from the manufacturer enables
us to give you better hose for pour
money.
Cañon City record., 1910-12-01
News Notes

kcsAry Public-W. B. Rowland. 61S
kAin street, Record office.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15
ME TROPOLITAN
SINGERS ARRIVE
Detroiters Will Get Taste of Grand
Opera, Three Performances To b
Given annhauser" Tonight.

a flock OF song birds filled the MIGHT
gar Central depot at noon Frilay, not
with sweet Marbles. but with very
Characteristic noises--in other words
the Metropolitan Grand opera com
pany. numbering upwards OF 100. had
arrived from Toledo and the individ
Ials OF the chorus and the ballet were
having a frantic time collecting hand
baggage and an enormous array OF
movable belongings. There was high
pitched French chatter, aofter-toned
Italian ordinations and deep-yoiced
German execrations, and an occasional
good American expression. The Me-
ropolitan company is truly cosmopoil.
tan In its makeup. and singers from
almost every country on the globe are
found in its ranks The artistic tenn
permanent shows in the irresponsible
way these children OF the stage travel
and the trouble their cicerones have in
keeping them altogether. likewise their
personal belongings, and "shooiug
them all in TO busses and taXis Every
body talked at once and the depot was
Babel OF tongues
The stars OF the company keep 10
themselves, with maids and Wallets The
l-ima donnas swathed in wells 10 eX-
chde the dampness OF the Dir hurried
10 waiting cabs and were Whrled 10
the Pontchartraiu. and the Cadilla,
and the other big hotels A few were
captured by Detroit friends whose
guests they viii be during their visit
here.
The heavy scenery required for
"Tannhauser' which opera viii open
the season Friday evening. was on the
stage OF the Detroit opera house early
Friday morning, being placed in posi-
ton, while that for the Saturday pee
formances was hoisted 20 the fly AMI
put safely out of the way lutil Satu.-
day morning All evidences of Thur,
day evenings grand BAL Masque i'm
the theater had been removed by E
O'Clock Friday morning. the exquisite
Italian garden giving way IN short or
der TO the quick and ruthless onslaught
of The workmen
The performance of "Taunhauscr'
Friday evening promises 90 he greeted
by large and musical audience Seats
for Mime. butterfly Saturday even
Inc are az q premium and the double
matinee bill OF 4 PagHacsi" aud
Haensel und Grctal" promises 20 al.
tract 10 a marked degree
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-15

Detroit music lovers who heard
Karl J6rn. The Wagnerian tenor. IN Il
st4tt, ttt-rii IN tf,is city tt eeHple @.
months ago. viii look forward 10 his
appearance Friday evening In the
name part OF rannhauser which
opera opens the short season OF the
metropolitan Opera company MI
Juras tine voice aud method as dis
closed in the song program stimulated
tDe desire 90 hear him IN his own heid
0f Waguerian opera. and that be VIII
win a pronounced success RS Tam.
hauser seems assured The role OF
Elizabeth Will be sung hy Nine. jane
Osborn Hannah. who has been IN De-
troIt the past few days the guest ot
friends. Jane Noria will bee The
Venus Allen Hinckley the Landsral;
Clarence Whitehil Wolfram Albert
Reiss. Walther aud the other princpa,
characters viii be given 10 Leonora
SpaIkes. Adolf Muhlmann, Julils
Bayer and Frederick Gunther. In the
Vruusherg scene the corps he ballet
will give the famous BaCchan0le. Al
fred Hertz Will conduct
The fact that Miss Geraldine Farrar
also appcared IN Detroit the past sea.
son in concert has added 10 the inter.
est in her appearance in the uame
part of Mime Butterfly Saturday
evening. and the theater has been
practically sold out for the perform
auce. Singing opposite to Miss Far.
rar will be Waiter HYDE. an English
tenor. who made his first appearance
I'm America recently as March Il, IN
the Metropolitan opera house Mr..
Hyde is q big man physically and mis-
voice is said TO be tenor robusto Oi