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Cañon City record., 1910-03-31


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Cañon City record., 1910-03-31
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Cañon City record., 1910-03-31

equipping as follows:
Tel acrest 1000 heaters at %
Cistern holding 5000 gallons of
oil ..... ..... ....... 5000
1000 gallons of oil at 41c de-
Iirered -. ........... $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
National Guard News

Il Is now only 4 matter OF time before
the signal corps OF tho guard Will com
municatc 10 the corps detachment sta
toned at Fort Douglas, as Captain
Bourne of he corps and Lieutenant Bell
Of the regular service will arrange for
the stunt some time this week The reg
ulars are looking for practice over some
distance. and AS the signal corps is jittcd
ont with army apparatus The boys will
I'LL tho requirements Captain Bourne
Is ".at"d OYER the prospects for prac,I-
cal work. = lin" corps VIII he attached
tu tho regular Fort Lesvenworth corps
this summer during camp in Wyoming.
Thc new armory suou TO he opened in
Nant Is causing ccnsidera ble common,
among the guardsmnn. There will prob
ably hc bali in the evening and a num-
bcr of the members Of the various or
gani6atious VIII certainly he present
Lieutenant Pant Armstrong, manager OF
the signal corps basketball team. Will try
for game with the Manu team In the
afternoon.
Tho haticry men VIII he given 2 course
In Butts manual oi calisthonic eXer-
CiscS The remainder Of the month. The
first TWO exercises of the first set were
Instructed Monday evening ny First Ser
ccaut Manning
Major Wnllams announces that il will
not be !o7G before ne Viii he able To an
uoIInco certified list Of medal winners
for rifle shooting during the past Year.
Til" various medals WIFI nc distributed
upon their arrival Several expert medals
will bC issued.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11

Two nov officials were in Judge Bow
mans court Monday afternoon in the
persons OF w. :. Dalton, who assumes
tho duties Of the assistant city attorney.
aud W. :. paimquist the nov c'rrE Of
Tho court Mr.. Dalton VAS assisted by
First AssIstont city Attorney j. r. DAILY,
After listening 10 the various pleas
of topcrs. Judge Bowman delivered a
lecture on The iuadvisabiity az drinking
too much liquor 10 tho nine "Jlprtts who
plcldcd guilty to the charge Of drunken
ncss and then discharged them. SIX
yagrants were told that the host thing
iboy cOud do for themselves and the
c"mmunity was to so 10 work or 10
leave the city.
4. Al. Brookcr an optIcian. and ". III,
Chambers. II jewclcr, both of whom were
charged with interfering with an othccr.
We're found guilty and fined $50 each.
Tho complaining witness In the case was
patroInan George Patterson who told
tho court III" story Of the disturbance
that took place iu In" Annex snloon
Saturday night According to he patrol
man. NE had been asked to go intQ the
saloon and cucIl the disturbance Brookcr
was making, When hc attempted 10 re-
move Bruokcr in n quiet manner. Brooker
became obatrcp"rous and struck Phttcr-
son i'm tho eve with his fist. knocking the
uatrolmau 30 tic floor. Then, accord
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

= special meeting of the officers vas
held Monday afternoon when n plan wos
Gers dance. The officers adopted the
plan and began arrangements at once.
Tho dance Will be called the High school
cadet officers hop and Will be held in
the hlg1, school gymnasium Friday even
ing. January IS. II will he an Invitation
affair fun dress being required. both
Thomns was elected chairman OF the gem
cral committee. Captain Leroy Warth-
man chairman of the decoration commit
tee. and Lieutenant Arthur Doran chair
man of the refreshment committee.
meeting will be held Wednesday.
An interesting debate was held Mon
day in the second period American his
tory class when tic question. Resolved:
10 the country was ably argued, The
decision was in favor OF tho affirmative.
with viii Bancroft IS leader. and Bon
Ellerbacll against the negative. with
Bessie Barnett as leader and Andrew
Clawson. The judges were Josephine
Wallace, Harold Greenwood and Emrnitt
Puryiance. Professor Travis WAS critic,
An announcement was made Monday
afternoon by the committee in charge of
the girls athletic association song that
the contest Will close Friday afternoon,
There has been no songs turned in. but
il Is understood that several students arc
at work composing. the ma ajority being
girls A prize will he given the winner
who Will be picked by the English depart
ment,
Cadet drill was postponed Monday
afternoon, but officers school was con-
Quoted by Captain webb. The officers
and commissioned officers will take
a course in theoretical rifle shooting
which will be followed by course in
SUBJ target practice and later by % call
bcr rifle practice. Captain Webb will in
struct tho theoretical course.
Professor Uarwood of the art depart
mcpt Will make another change in the
student art display in the halls of tho
the regular ar1 contest that is open TO
all students.
a special meeting viii bc held Tues
day afternoon Of the committee in charge
OF the German programmes FOR tho Ger
man circle. Something clever viii be
sprung.
Miss Wilton who is III charge Of the
typcwritnC department. announced Mon
day that the students will have 10 take
examination i'll a few days,
Miss Caroline Pane's German classes
were conducted by Mrs. 4, II. Jinkcns
Monday on account of Miss Paine being
Ill
Now that Principal Eaton has returned
the high school congress will again con-
vene \ meeting will be held this Fri
day.
| Professor Gillian turned the control OF
the school over TO Principal Eaton Mon
day as the latter has returned from his
Los Angeles trip.
| II the weather clears UP there will be
| 4 cadet inspection of uniforms Friday
afternoon IN the regular drill
The last month of the first semester
| is over and the reports will be given 10
| the students Tuesday afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
Dooe from the Police Court

ing 10 the testimony. Chambers inCltcd
Brookor 10 do further damage 10 ;hc
person OF the pstrolman, but owing TO
the interference OF the bartender. Cham
hers wsE prevented from attacking the
pa lrolman. Patterson arose from the
noor and. taking hold Of Broosor, slipped
Il pair of handouts on his wrists, after
which he returned To Chambers and also
slipped n pair Of bracelets on his wrists.
Both were then taken To the city jail
on the motion OF AsSistan; County At
torn"y Bowman, the hall Of Eugene B;alV
charged with burglary in the second de-
gree, Was declared forfeited and a bench
warran, issued for him. With two otlIer
Young in"n. Blair MAS arrested the night
OF November |" and charged with st.Oi-
ing trunk from the baggage room oil
thc Oregon Snort Line. lIc furnished
bail In the sum of Sl00 Th" trial Of
the other two young men Is set for Thurs
day,
Judge Bowman announced That ho viii
withhold his decision In tho case OF :
D. Ice. charged with disturbing the peace
by =, y. Jarvis. pending the future con-
duct Of the parties on both sides. The
complaint was sworn Ia by Jarvis. who
said that Lee had alluded 10 his Nlf"
and family as "a waddy faced bunch. ="
The cas-" was tried Friday and Satnr-
DAY last. when Judge Bowman said that
he would hand down his decision Mon
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
A BIT Of ADVICE
First-Dor't Delay, Second-Don I
Experiment.,

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aches or dizzy spells; if you rest poorly
and arc languid in the morning; if the
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symptoms of kidney trouble are but
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They should he given attention before
II is too late
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
MAMMOTH DOOR OF NEW
BANKS VAULT INSTALLED

Tic now cight-ton door for tn" vault
OF tho Merchants bank vas put in place
Monday. enuipplnS the local osnk Win
ono OF the r'nest vault doors west OF the
Mississippi river
The Merchants bank recently moved
into new quarters al 2O South Main
street. and a large vault OF concrete and
steel construction was built s'N months
ago. This was fitted with large vault
door Of an old pattern which was bought
hodyInc all modern improvements, could
hc made 10 order by the Mosler Safe
company of Hamilton. O. When the new
door arrived II was necessary To tear ont
a section of the wall AT the rear OF The
room 10 get il inside,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
Food Commissioner to Place
Cheap Perfumes Under Ban

she is Amounting herself with the breath
OF the rose or the violet. is in reality dali
living with a combination of acids, eX-
tracts and essences that would bite
hole In the hull of an armorcd cruiser If
used in sufficient quantities. Particu-
larry is this true OF perfumes imported
from Europe.
Strap-hangcrs and other unfortunates
who have been compelled 10 inhalc the
street cars VIII acclaim Commissioner
Hanson as n savior If he declares war
on the dealers who dispense the nauseat-
ing fluids. But Mr.. Hanson fears that
the women may. as a retaliatory meas
urc, petition him TO take action against
ill-smcllinG cigars and OSlcrize anti
1uatcd pines
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
MORE OUTSIDERS WANT
TO KNOW ABOUT ZION

The fame OF salt Lake as home
building city has spread 10 Portland, tC-
cording 10 letter received hy j. l..
'arkcs of the Real Estate association
from the Jacobs Slime Realty company.
one of the largest companies OF its kind
in the northwest, This letter asks for
regarding the home building
companlcs of the city saying that the
Portland firm wishes TO get pointers
from the Salt Lake companies that will
assist In starting similar company In
tho Oregon city.
w, W. Rider Of Norwich. y. V. is
planning tn move 10 Salt Lake. accord
ing 10 a letter received Monday al the
office OF tho Sail Lake Real Estate $3.50
citation. Mr. Rider asks for information
regarding sho value Of real estate in Salt
Lake and the cost NJ q house of from
seven Ia eleven rooms
IT, Y. Dohson of Stockton. Cal. is an
other inquirer for information concerning
Salt Lake,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
University Notes

At meeting Of the faculty MoTday.
committee was appointed to arrange
new programme Of classes TOY inc ,a,,, iaSt
week OF the semester. Al laboratory
work will he dropped and the time de
voted entirely TO final examinations
The sophomore class met Monday to
arrange The details OF the dance Ill INC
Odron hall February i, Ella boratc dec
oraiions arc being prepared and the pian
Is TO make the event second in tmpor-
tancc 10 The Junior prominade.
The barristers of the university will
meet today I'm the cubvoom OF the Bos-
ton building FOR the election Of officers
The law department Of the university
has grown so rapidly That the 2nrrlsterS
club is coming to hold an important
place in the varsity.
The junior class will have complete
charge Of the gymnasium the rest or
the week. for the purpose Of placing ,he
toughest OF The worl! has heon done, bu!
this afternoon the decorating work viii
he started. All booths being arranged by
The different orGs MIA tuns must be com
plctcd Thursday evening and hence the
gymnasium will be busy place the next
three days.
Prof; Maud May ,Eabcock has returned
from hrI trip to ,hS cast. haVins ,n ,shin spSnl
JcphIa and several days I'm New York
in the interest OF thc Dramatic club.
She, Immediately started IN WIN lhn
work on the dramatic company and all
will be in readiness for the ijrst prcscnia :
ton of the play in bingham early next
week The Salt Lake performances Of
the play will bo in IN" salt Lake Tho
atcr. January Il and - Later tho COM
pany Win 90 south. playing =, American
Fork and Provo and finally at Ogden.
Logan and Brigham City.
In all probability. n new literary pub
lication will he begun at the university
by the ScribbIers, in connection with the
Order of The Clean. The magazine will
be published monthly and will contain
I'm article from each Of Jhc members o.
tho two organiza tons. The new move
mcnt was begun by ~ u. Roberts. and
tee 10 discuss plans for getting out the
paper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11

Cheap perfumes. the kinds that consist
of about three parts headache. with a
dash OF wood alcohol some eau Whit
ever that Is. and charged with any kind
OF pun2cnt essence. are 10 be placed
under the ban in Salt Lake by state
Dairy and Food Commissioner Willard
Hanson if he can borrow fireman muz-
zlc and get close enough to make
analysis Although ii il not generally
known. perfumes comes under tho iuris-
diction of tho pure food law and adul
tcratiou or miSbranGmg constitutes a mis-
demcauor-
According to eastern chemists who
have made searching Investigations. many
Of the cheap brands or perfumes do not
conform to- The pure food law. Many
beauty il is said. who imasincs that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
Would Make Big Cut in
Appropriations for Fortifioations

is recommended for tho construction OF
tire control stations ANA accessories.
Tho total Tor armament ana foTtiiiC.-
tinnS for defense IN the United states
Is 81 10000. the principal iton IN which
Is one OF $Gun. 90" Tor noun iIiu, Siege and
Held cannon aud equipment.
Au appropriation pf $!in.0u0 II recon
m"ndcd for ammunition and sub-calibcr
guns for ScI coast artillery practice.
which j. practically thc same amount ap-
prnpTiatcd ;or the present year. The
sum of 100000 appears for ssdrChlights
for important harhors. and 100000 for
the construction OF nre control stations.
range fjndcrs. etc. The estimate of S%i0--
quo 10 bo used for the alteration aud
maintenance OF sea coast artillery is al
lowed in the bill
Til, principal cuts from the 1910 ap-
propriatlons are in ammunition for sea
coast runs sea coast batteries in the
Philippines alteration and maintenance
Of scI coast artillery. submarine" mines
lcfcnS~S IN tn" United States
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
iTDERWE|GHERS GET
| PRISON SENTENCE
Iour Former Employees of the
IS Susar Trust Given One
Year Each in Pen.
vOTlONS FOR NEW TRIAL
AND STAY ARE DENIED
Isurt Plainly Declares That
'COnyicted Men Are Protect
ing Others Higher Up.

/ yrW YORK. Jan. 10-Four former
I .,,loyecs OF the American Sugar Rein
- company. convicted of under
-s;ohina frauds, were sentenced to orc
s-.s Imprisonment each by Jadec
|,f.,,in in the United States circmt
.n,t here TO-DAY. The men sen:cncci
LII charles Keohoe, Edward 4. BOYLE.
|p.,rek ]. Henncsscy and John NJ
|lpylc.
The four were checkers on the docks
IN tho sugar company in Williamsburg.
vherc il was discovered the scales used
IA weigh sugar imports had been
,,mpercd with. AS result the Ameri
IAN Sugar Refining company rein.
tnrscd the government TO the extent of
-orc than 100000 for evadcd duties,
,rd EMPLOYEES OF the company were in.
's,lcd for conspiracy.
Cashier May Escape.
The iurv convicted Oliver Splitter.
'le dock superintendent. aud The four
|rru sentenced today. There was dis
sercment over the case Of james +.
|gcudcrnagcl, the cashier of tho re-
|Euerv. one of the defendants.
spitzer collapsed in court on Satur.
|day when q motion for new ilial for
|,bf men was arCucd. and it WAS found
|hst be would have 10 undergo a slight
for an internal disorder, For
|'Sis reason Judge Martin today did not
|prouounce sentence on him. but re-
handed him until February |.
Before sentencing the men the court
|lepied motion for a now trial. Ne
HOOK into consideration. however, the
|ny. recommendation for mercy, and
bid he would impose on each Of the
|iour mon a sentence of one year in the
Blackwell 8 Island pcn!tcnliary
Court Reads Lecture.
1 ln sentencing The checkers Judge
Martin iutimated that he might have
,bown greater lcniency if The men had
ippeslcd ia the court - for mercy and
D a spirit OF penitencc.
f"IIowcvcr said tho court. ''Such
y DO; ilcir position. They challenged
Ne verdict; they deny they arc guilty.
ibcy take the position that what they
fd was done voluntarily, without
fidcrs from high oGIccrs-not that
'elievc thai il The fact, but that is
'hcir position before the court, Their
lsesent attitude compcls nc To sentence
'hem as cyil-docrS from evil motives. -
Judge Martin denied a motion for Il
Fay, and The men must al once begin
irving their terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
JUDGE WEEPS WHILE
PASSING SENTENCE
Overcome by Emotion as He
Sends Convicted Youths to
the Federal Prison.

ST, LOUIS. Jan. l0.-Judgo DWycr Of
the district court weDt today as he SEN
fenced two young men convicted OF en-
bezzcmcnt, George r. Smith, Jr. II
years old. and William 4. Gray. 90 years
old. former bank clerks. 10 five years
each in the penitentiary at Leavenworth.
Kan.
The mittimus will be held until March.
in the hope that pardon will be
granted,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
TH0MAS'S SERVICES
ARE DISPENSED WITH

CITY Engineer George T. McGonsgle
has made another change in his ornc"
fore" 10y roarrauging th" work so as ia
dispcnso with Tho services of II L.
Thomas. chief inspector Of the force ac-
count
The work formerly done by Thomas
has been attached TO another depart
mont Of the cngnccra office and hence
Thomas Is minus a job.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
Midvale Amusement Company.

Articles Of incorporation Of Tho Mid
vale Amuscmsnt company OF Midvals
were nlcd with the county clerk Mon
into shares of TN" par value OF Si0 each.
r. L. Booth is president; l.. ". Clark,
vice president: e. NJ E"ckstcad. score
tary: w -. Fitzgerald, treasurer. These,
Win II, Il. Miller, compose the board oi
nIrrri nrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11

Secretary W. ~. FarnswortE OF the
state board OF land commissioners has
prepared statement showing the OK
pcnscs OF the board for the yoaE 1909.
and also showing the receipts OF the Of
fee FOR the last three months oi tho
year 1905 and The same three months
OF last year, together with the receipts
for the first eight days of January this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11

year as compared with the same period
last year.
There is an Increase In the receipts
for last December over the same month
of the previous wear OF S$l Of and an
Increase the first eight days or this year
as compared with tho same period OF the
previous year OF S65lS4 The receipts
as compared by SccretarY Earnsworth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11

Tho cNp"nscs of The Office for The first
thrc" months Of 1909, while T. G Cal
lister was secretary of thc board
amounted to $500 80. while FOR tho re-
manning nine months. under Mr., Farms
worth. th"N amounted 10 Slli2S "a, MAX
ing the total receipts for the year 500
G5i o..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-04-22
Assessment Raised

The State Board Of Equalization
notified County Judge A. d Ford last
week that the assessment of the
county and city of Lancaster on both
personal and real property as fixed by
the County Board of Supervisors
would be raised twenty per cent.
The County Judge promptly notified
the Board that he would send wit
neSses to secure either reduction or
the entire cancellation Of the pro-
posed raise by the State Board, and
accordingly appointed Messrs. B. F.
Hudson. NJ. d. Hughes, L. L. Walker,
Assessor w. S. Carrier and County
Attorney J. E. Robinson to appear be-
fore the Board at Frankfort April
Goth to look after the interest of the
county.
Whether the proposed raise is just
or unjust to the county as whole, it
will fall heavily upon many property
holders who have purchased their es-
tate in recent years and were already
assessed about the value Of the pro-
perry, while others who have owned
their property for many years will not
be assessed at fair value upon their
property with 20 per cent. raise by
the State Board. The County Boar
in the future should in fact equalize
the assessment: of property and this
would probably avoid the continual
raises by the State Board, and the
great injustice so many of our young
business people who are less able to
stand this unfair discrimination.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-04-22
Birthday Party.

Little ClemenJine ElSener enter
tanned number of her little friends
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
fifth birthday. Games of various
kinds were enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments were served to the following
guests: Misses Mary BOairskY, Mary
Elsener, Minnie Gluck, Lucille Butts
Mary POpp, Hilda VOrhOlt. Alene and
Frances White, Helen O'Keefe. Wv
ian and Beatrice Popp, Marguerite
and Catherine woodward; Miss George
O'Keefe, Leonard Thomas Miller
Charleston w. V. News.
Miss Clementine Elsener and Master
Leonard Thomas Miller are grand
children of Mr.. and Mrs. n. Miller, OF
this CITY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-04-22

As the result of fight at Heidel-
burg, KY. between C. A Jones and
Jefferson Wilson, last Saturday night
both parties were killed instantly and
Clay Hall was badly wounded so that
he died Sunday night. Robert Far.
mer was shot in the leg and John
Swan, telegraph operator was shot
in the foot and Elmer MattOx is prob
ably fatally wounded.
The fight took place in newly
opened malt Mead" stand operated
by Dudley Lutes. 1t seems that Jones
had a pistol out and Wilson was try
ing to take it away from him but did
not succeed and turned to leave the
place when Jones shot him in the
back.
Ed Wilson, an 10 year old son IF the
dead man was arrested and placed .in
charge of Deputy Sheriff.