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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-29
JACK JOHNSON
Will CHALLENGE
THE winner
BY Associated Press.

PARIS, Dec. 29-It has been an
nounced definitely that Jack John
son, the heavyweight champion, has
accepted an offer made some time
ago of $25,00a to come TO Parts In
April and fight the winner of the
approaching contest between Joe
Jeanette and Sam Langford.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-29
NYE COUNTY MEDICAL
SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS

The Nye County Medical society
held it's annual meeting last even
ing when the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Pres
ident, DR.. j. R. Cunningham; vice.
president, DR.. J. c. Cowden; secre-
tary-treasurer, DR.. c. j. Richards:
board of censors, Drs. E. S. Grigs-
by. w. l.. Berry and C. ]. Richards.
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EARTHQUAKE NECESSITATES
AID FROM GOVERNMENT
Ry Associated press

ATHENS, Dec. 29-There was a
violent earthquake in the province
OF Ellis today, causing heavy dam
age to buildings. The government
has sent aid.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-28
GEORGIA TROOPS
TO CO TO CAMP
CONFIRMATION OF RUMoR NOW
CoMES-oFFIcERs WILL PLA,
SOLDIER BEFORE THEN.

Confirmation CT the general under
standing that has prevailed for some
time past in military circles, that the
state guard of Georgia would camp
this summer at Fort Oglethorpe, Chic
kamauga park, has been received in
Chattanooga press dispatch which
tells of the receipt of war department
orders at Fort OglethCrpe to the eff
feet that the state troops of Georgia,
Tennessee, the two Carolinas. Ala
bama and Mississippi will be directed
to camp there.
4 The Georgia troops will so into
amp about the middle of July, if or
Gers already prepared by Adiutant-
General Scott are approved by the
war department. The adjutant gene
raj is making an effort to concentrate
all the Georgia troops at Chickamau-
ga save those that go to Fort Sore
ven
The adjutant general is preparing
to issue his order far the school for
officers of the state troops, which will
be held for infantry officers at Fort
Mcpherson and for cavalry officers
at Fort Oglethorpe on May 8 and
IS.
At this school, which will be under
the tutelage of regular army officers
the officers of the state troops will
for the nonce be required to discard
| their rank and drill and camp and
| stand guard and do other duty like
/: enlisted men.
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ADAMS & Ally, HAVE A FRESH
OF IRISH POTATOES.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
JOHN AMUNDSON DIES SUDDENLY
AT HIS HOME, AT 503 PIKE
AVENUE, THIS MORNING
OF TUBERCULOSIS.
Prominent Real Estate Dealer Sue
cumbs to a Hemorrhage of Lungs
While His Housekeeper is
Absent In Calling
Medical Aid.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
John Amundson died at his resi-
dence. 503 Pike avenue. shortly af-
ter ? o'clock this morning from a
hemorrhage OF the lungs Mr.. Amund-
son complained of feeling unwell on
going home from his Office yesterday
afternoon, but as he has been indis-
posed for some time past, no special
attention was paid TO II. He retired
to his sleeping apartments at the us
ual hour expecting to obtain a good
nights rest. About o'clock he call
ed his housekeeper, Miss Josie Nell
son. who. on going to his room. found
him bleeding profusely from a hem
orrhage OF the lungs. After doing
what she could for him she ran to one
OF the neighbors to telephone for the
family physician. and. on returning to
the house a few minutes later. was
Mortified on discovering that he had
died during her absence.
Mr.. Amundson was born in Norway
and was about forty years old He
came 10 Canon City from Boise. Idaho.
about six years ago and had been en-
gaged In the real estate business here
ever since. For a considerable period
before coming west he lived in Wis
consin and was married in that state.
His wife died three years ago and was
buried In Lakeside cemetery. He
leaves two children. Alice and Agnes.
aged eleven and nine years. respec-
lively G. w. Orme. of Grand juno
ton. Is understood 10 have been
named administrator of his estate
under the provisions OF his will, and
Mrs. orme selscted as guardian OF his
orphaned children. He leaves broth
er. Nels AmuRdson. who Is believed
10 be in Cripple Greek. otherwise he
has no relatives IN This country
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
.. p. CHURCH HAS ANNUAL
CONGREGATIONAL DIR

The annual congregational ~
Of the members OF the United I'S
tsrian church was held last Sa'i,
AVID was n very pleasant AFFAIR."
respects. There WAS an intchg
Ncrary and musical program on
pection with the dinner comn'ra-
live OF the history OF the local re-
ration ana OF its benevolences
The United Presbyterian cf lh
Oanon City was established hry'
1900. and Rev. Jameson deli! an
sidress covering the ten yea i.s
history In this community. a
Kirkton spoke on the subj, ZEN
Years n Member OF the Sessi Mrs;
Preston on Ten Years a Mt OF
the Missionary Society," Mult"
Hamilton on "Ten Years In sun
day School," ana Miss Edithle on
Ten Years In the Young p 80
siety." -
There was . large after ana
- aDa1r Waa Greatly eAjdH Al
xnylno - o1p1 eorennets
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
commissioners
MAKE ANNUAL
APPOINTMENTS
NUMBER OF ROAD DISTRICTS Is
REDUCED TO ELEVEN.
y. c. burning Is Again Appointed to
The Superinteudency Of the
County Poor Farm

The annual appointments, OF the
board of county commissioners were
made yesterday afternoon and were
as follows; County attorney. Gen
Joseph II. Maupin: county physician
and assistant health officer, DR.. Hart
Goodloe: assistant county physician,
DR.. II. ID. Atkinson. OF Florence;
county health officer. DIR. F. X. Moore.
of Florence: superintendent of poor
farm, n c. burning: janitor OF county
court house. Ben Shaver: road super
visor district number one, Dean La
Grange, Canon City; road supervisor
Florence district. Chas. F. Perkins;
road supervisor Parkdale district.
John + Murray; road supervisor
Whitehorn district, Chas. Burton,
road supervisor Hillside district,
FLOYD Coleman; road supervisor Coto-
paxI district. G. G. Johnson. There
are eleven districts in the county un-
der the present arrangement and the
remaining supervisors Will be an
nounced sometime this week. There
were formerly fifteen or twenty road
districts in the county, but the num-
ber has been reduced during the last
year or two to eleven. A notable
thing in connection with the appoint
ment of n. C. Burning to the superin-
tendency OF the poor farm is the fact
that he has held that position contin-
uously for period of twenty-three
years. making him In point of service
one OF the oldest office holders In
southern Colorado. Mrs. burning will
likely be reappolnted matron OF the
county infirmary.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
BOOSTERS STOP
HERE ON THEIR
WAY TO DENVER
PARADE MAIN STREET HEADED
BY PAONI BAND.
We're Met at Station by Committee of
Merchants Association and HOr-
tieultural Society.

The Delta County Boosters, $50
strong, arrived here at 8: so this morn
ing on a special train of five coaches
on the d. & r G. en- route from the
western slope 20 the Colorado Nation
mittees had been appointed by the
Canon City Merchants Association
and the Fremont County Horticultural
Society to meet the visitors at the rail-
road sation and excnd to them a for
NAL welcome to the community, but
the arrival of the train 20 minutes be-
fore schedule time found no official
representatives there to give them a
greeting.
Arrangements having been made for
a stop here of As minutes the visitors
paraded Main street under the leader
ship OF the Paonia band as far as the
Strathmore hotel, thence returning to
the railroad station to continue their
Journey eastward.
The train lef, Delta at o'clock on
Sunday evening and the passengers
rather enjoyed their march through
the streets here despite the snow
storm that prevailed at the time A
very handsome souvenir menu card
was gotten out by the railroad com
pany for distribution III the dining car.
The party will also stop at Pueblo and
Colorado Springs. marching through
the principal business streets in both
cities. special train carrying c GEL
egation of Montrose boosters will pass
through Canon City on its way to
Denver tomorrow.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
TWO MEN REPORTED
KILLED IN 4 SNOWSLIDE
IN CHAFFEE COUNTY

Snowslides have begun running In
the mountains In the vicinity OF Bue-
M Vista and two men are reported
to have lost their lives In that section
day or two ago.
A Colorado & Southern train is said
to have been caught by slide and a
brakeman, who was riding on top OF
one of the cars. was caught ana
smothered to death under several feet
of snow.
A woodcutter In also reported 70
have been caught BY an avaiancAe
and swep& To his death while at wofk
On : steep hlllside In the wsstssn pos-
Uen a Cka9oo oountU.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
SALT LAKE OFFICIALS
CANNOT ESTIMATE LOSS

salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. 5-Gan-
eral Manager r f Wells. OF San
Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake
ROAD who has returned from The
scene OF the disastrous washouts in
southeastern Nevada. said Yesterday
mat no change In the situation was
manifest, With all wires west OF
Sanente. New, Frustrated. officials in
SAT- Lake are loathe to venture an
opinion as to the possible extent Of
the damage %
wire men sent west from Calienta
Monday and east from Rox have ssnt
no report of the situation.
n further handicap to repafr work
mas appeared since Sunday night.
when the tracks were covered with
snow to depth of ten or twelve in
ches This must be shoyeled Oft he
tore the true condition of the roadhed
can be ascertained. Meanwhile. men
and material are being rushed to the
hooded area from both ends OF the
rnes- Railroad officials announced
Yesterday that everything possible
was being done for the comfort of
passengers on train No. 4. which IL
believed to be held up at Caliente.
Conditions on the Denver and Rio
irande railroad and on the Southern
Pacinc and Oregon Short Llue were
greatly improved yesterday. At the
ocal Offices danger from further
ioods Is not anticipated
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
CITY FATHERS
HOLD SESSION
MUCH BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT
FIRST MEETING OF YEAR.
Hiram Fillmore and : Lewis are
Appointed to Posit . on the
Night Police IA

More than ordinary z crest
attached to the meetiI : the .
city council Monday ni,s Z rom
the fact that II was e rst
session of that body for wv .
calendar year. and ther, rs
more than the usual mum l,f
visitors In attendance in c.nse-
quence. A resolution was adopt
ed assessing the costs for the .
construction of a concrete side ;
walk in front OF lots one and /.
two on Hazel avenue in the .
Platt's addition and fixing Mon !
day evening. the 18th inst. as !
the time the owners OF the l
property in question may ap- !
pear before the mayor and the
board of aldermen and show
cause. II any. why the costs !
should not be levied against
them. 4
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
REPORT OF FRUITMERE
SCHOOL FOR DECEMBER

Number of pupils enrolled. 81: cases
of tardiness. 81; neither absent nor
tardy, 3. Those ranking first in their
grades are as follows: Eighth. Thos
Runner; sixth. Esther Carpenter:
fourth, Carroll Whalen; third. Ruby
Lovern; second. Doris Shoemaker:
hrst, lza Wilson, Pupils neither alb
sent nor tardy: Warren burning.
Irene burning. Bruce Ward. Burma
Ward. Gertie Ward. Willie Lundouist,
Doris Shoemaker, Thomas Runner,
Carroll Whalen. r. j. Harry. teacher
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06

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Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
PASSENGERS ARE MAROONED
ON NEVADA DESERT

Train No. 5 on the Salt Lake Route
carrying from hundred to one hun
dred and nifty passengers from Los
Angeles to Salt Lake City IL maroon
cd on tho desert i've miles from Cali
ente. Nevada The track before and
behind = has heeA washed ont ~ he
1oo1 g lAsa vook.
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
FROST PROTECTION
IN CANON CITY FRUIT
DISTRICT IN 1909

The following interesting and val
liable paper on Orchard Heating
was read before the recent Institute
and Fruit Fair of the Fremont County
Horticultural society by Capt B. f.
Rockafellow. Its perusal. we are
sure. will afford helpful information
to local fruit growers
Mr. President. Ladies and Gentlemen;
IBYesligation of the successful use
Mr. ]. l. Hamilton. of Grand juno
ton. and others on the western slope.
caused the appointment Of a pains
taking committee by the Canon City
Business Mems Association. consist
ing Of the following members:
james Turnhull. ]. P Farmer. Geo.
II Sale. Francis Bachelor. d. w.
Ross, p. II. Troutman. f. P Arthur.
Arthur Hubbel. NJ f Snow. Glen
kirkton. B. F. Rockafellow. who ap-I
pointed the following subcommittee
Ftrst-orthur Hubbel. P. H. Trout
man. James Turnbull.
Second-C. NJ. Chase, ]. p. Former.
A. S. Taylor. F. Bachelor. s H An
irews.
These committees faithfully carried
out the details which required a great
amount of watchful labor. the taking
and keeping record of |
ests, being of itself no slight duty. I
md all of which they submitted in a 1
'eport.
They were by an appropriation of
900 from the Fremont county com
nissioners, secured heating pots of
III the patterns made for using oil
IT coal and made repeated impartial
ests during the fall and winter. un-
er the immediate direction OF the
of the subcommittee.
These tests further assured our
ruit growers. that gas-oil would raise
he temperatures, and hold TO the safe
point Many growers secured, heat
az pots, oil. and made storage tanks
nd cisterns. and. like the wise vir-
ins of the parable. had their heating
OTIS placed, filled and ready for burn
lg on the first appearance of the
,ost; thermometers secured. and
ight watchers employed. and most
erfect telephone service carried out: ,
len we said IL is good. let us sleep
nd srore. as years before-earth- I
makes upset things-aud be salts S
I'd. $
That feeling OF safety was worth I
] the effort and expenditure. Four L
ghts the danger-point-rin set {
'erybody rustling: cur orchards,
TN AVN HNts. burning. 70 the acre, q
I'd the appearance of great army Il
One night when the
ercury went down. outside. to ten n
srees below freezing. we held IL n
10 from 80 to 3S degrees. That
ght the writer lighted one-half his h
100 Troutman pots. between 10 and W
p. m. md the balance at $50 to 3 81
m. ri
Too many apples were saved on fc
asy all varieties; the stems not be- CT
weakened by the cold. the fruit al
lck TO the trees beyond all account. n,
IL Is we had fine crop. II is pro- Iii
Bile fair crop would have pulled W
'ough without heating. but the w
nket OF smoke. that bad night, that ps
ng over the valley, no doubt helped be
se orchards not heated. TIE
liter feels perfectly sure of the ben G,
/, at his Mcintosh Red Block. of Ps
3 than two acres. heated. was in rr
ne stage OF blooming as when buds 10,
re Killed years before: vet this 40
r the product netted enough to re-
the full expenditure for heating
entire orchard then the pots and IN
ks, partly flled. are left FOR The ma
next sprinx. IN
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06
A RESUME OF OUR RESOURCES
DURING The YEAR JUST CLOSED
Added Industries Together With Many New Irrigation En-
terprises, Bespeaks Prosperity for New Year

pros
While nothing
a
contribute
varied
yields
possibilities material development
Cañon City record., 1910-01-06

+. r. Quinlan Of Olathe, Colorado
10 here looking after some busines.
matters. Mr.. ouinlan was ensaeed in
fruiterowtng on. Lincoln Park nDr 8
nemeer OF yoarB and has . numher n
frIoDdn n III aumRuU0tv -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
FIELDER TRIES TO PASS
BILL OVER FORTS VETO.
From a stan correspondent. !

TRENTON, March Ex-senator Fiel-
der made an Intellectual effort today to
pass Senate bill 100 over the Governors
veto. This measure provides that in
the event OF the death of the mayor OF
any city in the State his office shall he
filed for the balance of term by the
president of the beard of aldermen or
common council. The Governor, in
Withholding his approval of the bill,
plainly explained it was applicable prin-
icipally to Jersey City, where the presi-
dent of the board of nance becomes
mayor3in the case of that executives
death. He contended that the finance
boards president is thoroughly qualified
to fill the mayors place. Mr.. Fielder,
in eadeavoring to have the Senate over
ride the Governors veto, took the posi-
ton that the president of council
sheuld succeed a deceased mayor, be-
cause he is an elected officer, and there
fore represents the people much more
directly thar the finance boards presi-
dent. who is appointed. The Senate
voted by : t. ) to sustain the Governor
in his veto. .
\ Fielder, Gebhardt. Silzer, Mills and
Leavitt voted 10 pass the bill over the
vdto. Bradley, Hand. Lewis, Minch,
Plemmer. Prince and Wakelee sus-
tanned the Governors action.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
STATE BOARD REFUSES TO
GUST ASSESSOR MALLON.
Bergen County Official Retains
Job, but Is Severely Scored.
[speeIal % the Newark slar.l ].

TRENTON, March 29.-The. State
Board of Equalization of Taxes today
filed its decision in tho application OF
the Bergen County Board of Taxation
for the removal of Thomas f.. Mallon.
assessor of the borough of Fort Lee,
Bergen county.
In the decision Mallon is severely
scored, but petition to Gust him from
office is dismissed. The decision is:
THE evidence in this Ease shows be-
yond question that Thomas F. Mallon,
the assessor of the borough of Fort
Elusics Hall for Sunday afternoon, April
petent. for the position TO which he has
tbeen elected and that he has discharged
the duties of his office in al inefficient
and incompetent manner, but there is
no evidence that he wi~lfu1iy-and inten-
tionally neglected or refused to -esWpiy,
with the Constitution and tho avs ~
this State relating to the Assessment
and collection of taxes.
The complaint to remove him from
office must, therefore, be dismissed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
RON ITALY
TRAPPED in AMBOY

PERTH AMBOY, March 29.-Gaspare
Cassamichale, a convict from Italy, was
captured last night by immigration Off
Ger Bowers. Of Washington, assisted by
Detective John A. HUFF and Sergeant
Mulligan. of Perth Amboy.
The nan came to this country in Feb
ruary. 1909, and has worked as a barber
in all the large Jersey cities, including
Elizabeth, Newark. Jersey City and
Perth Amboy. He is accused of felony
and has admitted his guilt.
Bowers took his prisoner to Ellis
Island.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
MANY ARE MENTIONED AS
SUCCESSORS TO BREWER

= WASHINGTON, March 29.-Specuia-
tion ineregard to "a successor to Justice
Brewer is Already heard in connec
tion with the sprobable effect Of his
death on the cases before the court.
The politicians turned first to the
great eighth circuit, from which Justice
Brewer came. 1t is the largest circuit
in the United States. Two of the mem
bers of the Circuit Court already have
beer mentioned prominently in onnec
ton with the Supreme Court bench.
They are Judge Walter IL. Sanborn. OF
st. Paul, Mimi, and Judge Willis Van
Deventer, of Cheyenne, Wyo. The for
mer is 60 years of age n the latter 80,
both within the range of eligible ages.
In the seventh circuit is another pos
sibility, Lloyd w. Bowers. of Chicago,
now solicitor-general of the department
of justice. It is we'll known in Wash
ington that President Taft has the
highest regard for Mr.. Bowers's legal
ability. He was conspicuous in the de
Tense of the corporation tax cases. The
name in which he handled these cases
won for him the congratulations of
even his antagonists.
A strong sentiment is said to prevail
in favor of the appointment of an East
ern man. When Justice Lurton was
appointed to succeed Justice Peckham
an endeavor was made to induce Pres
ident Taft to give the seat to a New
York member. Prominently mentioned
at that time was Acknowledgement
Wickersham Justice Lurton was Sc
lected because Of the high personal re-
gard the President entertained for the
Tennessee jurist and because Justice
Lurton and Justice Peckham We're both
Democrats.
Should the Standard Oil case, the to-
bacco case or the corporation tax suits
be set for reargunent. however. it is
probable that neither Mr.. Bowers nor
Mr.. Wickersham would be considered.
since they would be incapacitated for
service in that connection.