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Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
MAYOR,
g. II. Williams.
TOWN BOARD.
W. II. Mulnix,
Ithel Williams,
Mozart Lewis,
John Scopnlch.
MARSHAL,
r. +. Perrlne

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Richie arrived
home last Thursday from n delightful
vacation trip over on the 0unnison.
They spent over month over there
and found the fishing good most Of
the time. A little excitement was
caused one day while fishing when
Mrs. Rtchie fell In the river In her
anxiety to get trout which she had
angled. The Ritchie's saw Dave Grif-
nth OF Bear oulch. and Joe Ball and
DR.. Lane. OF Canon City. while over
on the river
Mr.. Reese. the old reliable knight
OF tho Grip, made his regular trip to
Chandler last Thursday.
Mrs. l. q. Bogardus and daughters,
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

Mr. H, NJ. Parker. travelling clerk. OF
Trinidad, is takink the chief clerks
place during his absence.
Mr. R. q. Biggs, agent for the Santa
Fe, spent Wednesday of last week in
Canon City.
Mr.. Elmer Everly. clerk at the Bear
Gulch mine. spends a great deal of
time In Williamsburg. 1t is suspected
that there is young lady living there
upon whom he looks favorably.
Miss Ada Jones, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Ed Jones. of Boulder. and
Miss Beveredge. of Louisville, spent
part of last week and this week with
Mr.. and Mrs Jenkins.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
COAL CREEK

be machine boss in the C. F. and l.
mine at Ideal.
Jim Donaldson says that George
Pearcy is still spending his Sundays
in Canon City. Wonder why?
Last Thursday was pay day at the
Garfield mine.
Miss Florence Jameson was a Wis
itor in Radiant on last Thursday
The Garfield mine worked four days
last week In the past year there
have been but few accidents and that
fact is attributed to the sand stone
formation which serves as a roof
through the leads the men are now
working. Formerly soft soap stone
prevailed and this was exceedingly
treacherous. falling on man almost
before he could move
Mr.. Cradoc Davis and DR.. Carl, OF
Radiant. were Coal Creek visitors last
week in the Doctors car.
Mrs. Ed t. Williams was taken sick
some time ago with chills but at the
present time is feeling much better.
Quite crowd went from Coal Creek
to Florence last Sunday to hear Fred
B. Warren. the Girard Socialist, lee
ture.
Dick Owens has been quite sick
the past week.
Will Lloyd at last got up nerve
enough to go to Florence and have
eight teeth pulled last week. 1t takes
some nerve, that
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
MAYOR,
George Seollic.
TOWN BOARD,
Robert Donaldson.
David G. Davis,
VIII Wilson,
VIII Jamison,
Lee Maniey.

The city dads are still persistent in
regards to good streets. A force has
been busy for some time filling in the
chuck holes and leveling up the low
places.
Dick Richards, who works at the
Double Dick mine, was the recipient
of a fine mess of fish was painted
son recently.
A new gold label sign was painted
on the north side of the Massaro sa-
loon last week
George Robbery says he has been
putting in every day this summer al
good hard work. He has been work.
ing for his father.
Mr.. Pearcy, of the Colorado Supply
company. who was over on the Gunni-
son fishing with Lane Duff and family,
OF Canon City. has again entered upon
the steady round of his duties.
The funeral of the late James Will
son, who died last Thursday of dropsy.
was held last Sunday. The deceased
was buried in Highland cemetery. He
is survived by a large family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cowan are
rejoicing over the arrival of an eight
pound boy born recently. Sandy was
so happy that he set 'em up all
around.
Charles Covan, OF Paonia, Colorado,
was in Coal Creek last week to at
tend the funreal of James wilson
Extensive preparations are being
made for high class and refined en-
tertainment by The Wind Pud and
Comedy company, which is billed to
appear in Coal Creek some time in
August. This is an All-Star company
OF excellent and accomplished artists
who have graced the boards in many
attractions of similar sort
Tony the Convict" one of the sue
cessful plays of the last year or two.
will be the bill for the oc-
casion. The members OF this
up-to-date company ares Robert Don
aldson, John wallace, Dan H. Lode
wig. Jack Maxwell. Jim Donaldson.
William Jameson. Mrs. John Wallace,
Mrs David R. Davis, Miss Evelyn
Davis. and Miss Matte Lloyd.
Mr.. L. o. Smith left yesterday to
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

claims up on Bone Yard Park made
the original discovery up there and
their assays have shown that they
struck a rich vein of ore.
Joe Powell Jr. and Gregg Browning
have got the prospecting and mining
fever just like their father and you
can see them around any time with
a big glass looking over the different
rocks they have collected.
Mr.. C. D. Jolly spent Sunday in
Florence.
Mr. C. A. steadman. of Canon City.
spent last Thursday in RockvaIe.
Mr.. ]. C. Mckee is spending his va
cation at Greenwood with his family.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
BILL TOWN LOCALS.

Mr.. Arthur cass. general clerk at
the Magnate mine. helped out on top
a portion of last week. owing to a
shortage OF men.
The engine at the mine has been
undergoing a few repairs OF late. Mr..
Bert stroes. the engineer. has been
doing this work.
A scarcity of fat cars caused work
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

Mr.. William Parker. Of Boston, Is
spending a few weeks with his son,
wv. F. Parker. who is the electrician
at the Fremont mine at Bear Gulch-
M1. Parker likes the west very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe of Bear Gulch.
spent last Saturday In Canon City.
Mr.. Ed Agard has also struck 1t
rics. ON Bone Yard, Park. The lowest
assay Of his ore rAkz About s2.So and
the Indications are that he has q vein
that viii develop into something
big. ThesS Aockkvale men are miners
Of the nrst water and II their pros
poets pan out 1t will not be long un-
til they are all rich men.
Albert Nescomb's o!des; boy. Al
bert, has been quite Ill with dyph-
theira the past week and half
Fox and Smith unloaded n new car
OF lumber for their work on the res
ervoir last week
Mr and Mira A. p. Eas,on and child
rem road to Canon City in their car
last week and spent the tine with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Swanson. On their
rsturn home they experienced a blow
out hear Florence and had to stay
all night in the of city.
The citizens OF Rockyale and the
men at the mine tss the recipients
Of a medium sized pay day on We'd
nesday tho ninteenth.
John Kile and family took advant-
age OF the excursion from Canon City
To westcire on last Thursday and
state that they had dandy time.
Misc Ruth Fisher. who IL visiting her
brother In Rockvale. also made the
trip.
Tom Easton and wife started for
Canon City in their car the other ey-
enlnTS but owing TO a severe rain
storm they were forced to return
home. However. they journeyed TO
Canon City last Thursday evening to
bear the Banda Moxicana which play
rd there.
n~.. NJ r.nfhor. .ra utfa and
Rev Thomas and wife OF Florence.
md Rev Day of st. Joseph. Missouri.
md Rev. Pimlott and wife Of Rock
vale plcnicked at Greenwood one day
ast week. They state that the occa-
ion was as.s,iishtfui one
VIII Nash. Rev. Day, of St Joseph.
Missouri. and Rev. Pimiott enjoyed a
leasant time on the hill back of Rock
3ale recently.
Rev. Day. OF st. Joseph. No.. past
r Of the White Temple OF that city.
reached at the Rockvale NJ. e. church
n n recent Sunday evening. The dis
curse was a splendid one.
John Kile. Henry Kile. Chris Kreis
nd Mr.. Fox. contractor. went up to
he neid Of the new gold discoveries
pcently In Mr.. Fox's machine.
Mrs. J. r. watkins. who returned
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
R()CKVA[E

some time ago from visiting her SON
William, who has an excellant job at
Leellen, Washington, states that while
the Pacific coast states are delightful
she would far rather live In the Ar
Kansas valley and more particularly
in Rockvale.
>Mr ]. F. Watkins who had his leg
badly hurt in the mine last week, is
recovering very nicely and will soon
be at work again.
VIII Champion went to Salida g
week ago Friday and while there he
played with the fast salida team
against the War Eagles of Denver.
This team was played on Saturday
and Sunday and he got a three sacker
and a stolen base in each game.
The War Eagles. who were TO have
played Rockvale on Tuesday, called
the game OF because Of the fact that
several OF their players were so sick
that they we're not in a condition to
play a reliable game.
The Rockvale team at present is on
a still hunt for the so-ealIed cham
pions OF Fremont county but thus far
their diligent search has been in vain
Anyone knowing the whereabouts OF
that aggregation will confer favor up
on Ed Agard and the other members
OF the Rockvale team by informing
them OF the exact location Of said
team.
are claiming the championship OF the
county totally without regard TO the
claims or the record of Rockvale. The
Rockyale men do not intend to stand
for this and II games can be schedni-
ed they will leave no stone unturned
to Sring the honor home
Recently the Florence team defeat
ed salida and in the write-up given
the event by the Florence papers It
was stated tina; Rockvaie had played
the same team and had only gotten
two hits. but that is misiatement
according TO the score book which
shows that Rockvale got l3 hits on
that day
Bear Guleh had pay day on last
"Wednesday. This OF course made all
the mon happy.
Charlie Nash and wife and family
spent day in Canon City recently.
BILLY Adams. who has been a; thee.
F. and I. hospital convalescing from
a recent operation. has returned TO
Rockvale and is feeling much imrrov-
ed in health.
Mrs. Gus Olsen and Mrs. s. c. Clarke
OF cedarhiil. Colorado. were recent
visitors In Canon City.
George Newcomb has charge of the
construction work on the new rcser-
voir recently begun by the contractors
Fox and Smith.
The concrete and cement work on
the reservoir was started this week.
Last week was spent in building
frames and installing the tramway
which is to convey the materials up
to the point of operation.
Mr.. s. Browning spent Saturday Of
last week in Florence.
Walter Morrison returned to his
home In Paris. Texas. last week after
an extensive visit In Gockvale.
8. Browning, Tom Payne. Walter
Morrison. OF Texas. and @. Lleweliyn.
who are partners In several different
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27
CHANDLER

Pearl and Marie. and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Caldwell. OF Oklahoma. went
on the Elks excursion to West Cliffe
last Thursday. They say they had a
good time.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Smith. OF Canon City. is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Leslie
Damewood for a few days.
Capt. and Mrs H. NJ. Mingay have
returned to Canon City. after two
weeks visit with their grand daughter.
Mrs. Leslie Damewood.
Mr.. ]. w. Mcleod. who was supply
ing at the Chandler mine during the
absence of Mr. Richie. is now at the
Maitland mine assisting in breaking
in a new clerk. Mr.. Meldrum. the old
clerk. has left the service of the COM
pany.
Attorney General Ben orifsth spent
last Sunday with his sister. Mrs. Mo-
sart Lewis.
Mr.. L. @. Bogardus arrived home
last Monday night from an eight
months' stay in Oklahoma. He states
Cañon City record., 1911-07-27

MAYOR.
Edward Agard.
CITY CLERK.
Phillip Crossen.
TOWN BOARD.
W. W. Penney,
D. R Price,
Civilian Phillips,
win Champion,
Peter Sasso.
Oliver Amos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
4. & M. SECURE
AN INJUNCTION
Bordsntown Can't Cut Down
Telephone Co.'S Poles,

Vice Chancellor Stevens has grant
ed q permanent injunction to restrain
the Township Council Of Bordentown
from cutting down poles of the Hud-
son and Middlesex Telephone Com
pany. Mr.. Lansley, head OF the tel
ephone concern, stated today that
the Bordentown authorities had
threatened to destroy poles OF his
company supporting its trunk lines
through the township.
Taken Into Court.
The subject was taken into court
and a temporary Injunction, restrain
ing the B~ordentown authorities from
carrying out their threat for a week,
was granted. Counsel for the Town
ship Council then went before vice
Chancellor Stevens and asked tina
the injunction be removed. This
was refused and a ruling was passed
making 1t permanent.
Mr.. Lansley's Opinion.
When Mr.. Lansley was asked as to
why the B~ordentown authorities
were hostile to his company, he re-
plies with a smile their action was
similar to that in other communities.
He told his interviewer he had eyes
and ears, so that he could e and
hear and IL he carefully looked into
the propensity in the case he might
realize what the trouble was. He
declared his company to be well
within the boundaries of its rights
and therefore the court upheld 1t,
with the belief that the concern
should be permitted to carry its
trunk lines across the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
TO
ENTER RACES
Drive Regal Car In Connec-
ticut--NeW hutoists.

record for the sale of automo-
biles has been made by the Perth
Amboy Garage Company during the
past week. The management have
disposed of eight Regal cars. For
their efficient work the Garage now
controls the agency for the Regal
cars, not only ir Middlesex county,
but NJ. A. Weissenburger, district
Company, of Detroit, Mich, has Civ
en- the company the agency for Som
erset county, with all its sub agen-
cies.
Frank Hilsdorf, VINO is interested
in the Perth Amboy Garage, has be-
come very proficient in the art of
driving cars at fast speed and has
decided to enter his Regal car in the
"All Connecticut Rum" which will be
held about June l.. The Regal a
is capable of maintaining an aver
age speed Of a mile in 81 seconds.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr..
Welssenburger, who is considered
one of the most able drivers In the
country, in company with e. l..
Lowry, drove a Regal a from the
Midtown Rubber Company's Office
in Midtown to the public square In
New Brunswick. a distance Of eight
miles, In exactly ten minutes. This
Is considered remarkable time con-
sidering the road and bends. Mr..
Weissenburger will remain In this
city for several days, during which
time he will demonstrate the quail
ties of the Regal cars
The following sales were made
during the past week: Regal "30,"
touring car, James Curran, New
Brunswick; Regal 49," o. w. John
son, New Brunswick; Regal "30," DR..
Beekman, Sayreville; Regal $780,"
Hans Krogh, this city; Regal 49,"
Frank Hilsdorf, this city; Regal
49," j. c. Wright, South River: Re-
gal go" Charles Hueston, Eliza
beth; and Regal 49," to H. G. Sher-
wood, Elizabeth.
Another car load Of Royals will ar
rive in this city within the next few
days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
CHURCH
MAKE PROTEST
Assembly Bill No. 579 Will
lnjure Interests.

Strong objections brought by rep
resentatives of the Greek Catholic
Church of st. John the Baptist, Of
this city, has induced Assemblyman
Macksey to agree not to press the
passage of Assembly bill No. $40, In
troduced by him on April 10. The
bill is a supplement to an act en-
titled can act to incorporate trus-
tees of religious societies"
Applies To Greek Catholics.
This measure is particularly appli-
cable to the Greek Catholic churches
in this country, whose priests are ap-
pointed by the Roman Catholic Pope
and Bishops but whose property Is
owned by the individual church con-
gregations. In the Roman Catholic
church the Pope, and also the Bfsh-
ops are also vested in the temporal
rights of the various church organ
izations as compared with the SINH
lar rights being controlled by the in
dividua1 church congregations in the
Greek church.
Assemblyman Macksey's bill gave
certain temporal powers to the Ro-
man Catholic church d~ignitaries In
the future organization Of Greek
churches which the local church fears
will jeopardize the future conduct Of
the local church, although it is al
ready organized.
Assemblyman Promises.
Alexander Horaschak and John
Barelicz, with Joseph e. Stricken as
counsel, appeared against the bill at
Trenton last Monday In the interests
of the local church. MI. Stricken al
so appeared against the bill at Tren-
ton yesterday and secured Assembly
man Macksey's promise that he
would not press the passage of the
measure under the circumstances.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
WILL CONFER
WITH SCULLY
Post Office Committee to
Turn Over Petitions.

Business men Of this city inter
ested in post Office improvement are
making preparations for a confer
ence with Congressman Thomas j.
Scully, of South Amboy, to place the
petitions for postal improvements in
his hands. A committee of three or
four will endeavor to meet him to-
morrow or Sunday at his home in
South Amboy. They intend placing
eleven petitions asking for addition
al carriers and clerks and the aboli-
ton of the Maurer station, before
him for presentation to the postal
authorities at Washington.
Mr.. Ttce scorns the requests Of
the petitioners, with the exception of
the subject of Sunday closing, which
he declares the government is al
ready working upon. He has little
regard for the %signers, questioning
the term of business men" applied
to many of them. Referring to the
petition circulated on Smith street,
he wants to know what business men
on hat thoroughfare signed it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
LUMBER CO. IS
AFTER CURR|E

The East Jersey Lumber and Tim
Der Company, of this city, through
its counsel, Joseph E. Stricken, OBJ
tained an order yesterday from
Judge Beekman, of the local district
court, restraining the Chesebrough
Manufacturing Company from pay
ing Duncan Currie a balance due him
from that company of about $500.
The application was based upon a
judgment of $206.69 obtained by
the East Jersey Lumber and Timber
Company against Currie on January
81, 1910. The matter Is returnable
next Monday before Judge Beekman,
when Currie will be examined in sup
Elementary proceedings regarding
his assets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
NEED MAIN IN
MEADE STREET
Petition to Water Board
Meeting Last Night.

No action was taken by the Board
OF Water Commissioners last night
In relation to the new main to be
laid across the Raritan river connect
Ing this city with the water works at
Runyon. pending the completion of
plans by City Engineer Mason out
lining the least expensive PROPOSE
ton for effecting the improvement.
Jens Sorenson appeared before the
board and asked that a main be laid
IN Meade street. He stated that he
was building a row of fourteen
houses in this street and would like
= water to be placed there at once.
AS Commissioner Sibley, chairman of
the pipe committee, is away, the mat
ter was referred to the committee of
the whole for disposition.
Applications were received from
five plumbers for renewal of licenses.
These were appDVed. The board
passed on a requisition for material
to be used in construction work, etc,
at the water works at Runyon.
Superintendent Crowell stated that
the Barber Asphalt Company will
probably connect with the city mains
next week.
Members present at last nights
-v--g- Tres1u,TC ~8eKer,
and Commissioners Fraser and
Grouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
S. A. SCHOONER
PUT ON BEACH
Theresa Wolf Encounters
Gale at Vineyard Haven.

Schooner Theresa Wolf, of South
Amboy, bound for Lubec, Me-, with a
cargo of coal, encountered one of the
worst gales eve known on the At
lantic coast, off Vineyard Haven,
Mass, yesterday. The vessel was
blown two miles over the shoals,
with two anchors dragging, until it
struck bottom on Half Moon shoal.
Both anchor chains parted and as
the vessel swung clear of the shoal,
1t was boarded by a heavy sea, which
washed the boat yawl boat from the
stern davits and swept the entire
length of the deck.
The boat was in command of Cap
tain Cook, who headed his craft for
Vineyard Haven. After much diff
Guilty, he succeeded in Bleaching his
boat at the head Of the harbor, where
1t now lies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
JUDGE DAILY SHOWS he
CAN ALSO Be TECHNICAL
Special to ths EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, April 21:-Judge
DAILY sitting here this morning, de-
MED a non-suit in the replevin suit
of Seigel-Cooper Company, of New
York, against Ward B. Snyder, of
Perth Amboy. Suit was brought to
ecover on goods sent to the defend
ant. John w. Beekman, of the firm
of Beekman & Spencer, representing
teh defendant, made a motion for
non-suit a few days ago. Decision
was reserved and when the cas was
resumed this morning Judge Beck
man became technical on his rights.
He was informed by the court that 1t
would become technical, too, in that
event and stated that a motion for a
non-suit was out of order and that
atcion should have been asked for
to have the case nOlle pressed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
IN INDICTMENTS
ARE HANDED IN
Several Cases to be Heard
Before Judgs DAILY.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the NE WS.
New Brunswick, April 21:-The
grand jury came In yesterday after
noon with another batch of indict-
ments against law breakers from
about the county. Prosecutor Boor-
cam charged the prisoners this morn
ing and pleas were entered.
Martin Miller and Thomas Delan-
ey, Jr., charged with breaking into
a store in South Amboy, pleaded not
guilty and were remanded to Jail for
trial on Wednesday next.
John Smith, a foreigner Of Roose-
welt, who is being held on a charge
of breaking into a house, was ar
raigned. He had been In jail for a
month and was returned there for
trial Wednesday.
John Nodes and John NJ. Willriget
who were accused of stealing a bicy-
Gle, were placed on probation for a
year.
New Brunswick fruit and Tobacco
dealers accused of selling cigarettes
to minors were arraigned this morn
ing. A total of fourteen dealers had
been caught In a recent raid. Sem
tence was suspended in three of the
cases. Judge DAILY said the offense
was a serious one. He declared 1t
would be treated as such in the fu-
lure and warned dealers to be care
full. Fred Weigel pleaded for the
three accused parties upon whom
sentence was suspended. Tony Ba
hash, who with his two sons, was ac
cused of selling cigarettes to chill
dren, changed his plea from not
guilty to non-vult.
The case of the state against Will
liam Van Sickle, for manslaughter,
was set down for trial on May IS.
Van Sickle is a local contractor in
charge of the Turton house when 1t
collapsed several months ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21

It's good business!
Buying Spring suits and
Spring overcoats where
you're absolutely sure of sat
isfaction.
Where your choice is prac-
tically unlimited.
Where you're sure of
Style and Fit.
Where you know you can
get your money back any
tire should something go
~ lgl
spring suits, $I8 to $48.
Spring overcoats, $I8 to
$4s.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th 81. 34th st
MANHATTAN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
Accident Victim Buried Today.
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Accident Victim Buried Today.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Red Bank, April PIE. H.
Saunders. the baggagemaster, who
was killed at Elizabeth Sunday night
while attempting to save the lives OF
two Belford women, was buried here
today. The funeral service was held
at his late home In Point Pleasant
last night and the body was brought
here this morning.
Among those who attended the
service were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P.
Thomas, of South Amboy. MI.
Thomas was an uncle of Mr.. Saun-
ders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-21
TELEPHONE co.
WANT PERMIT
MiddIstown Township Com
mittse Asked for Franchise
'pecia1 10 the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
-Miadletoru5 Aprr1 zT:-AC inc
regular meeting of the Middletown
township committee Thursday night
Henry c. White was appointed a
special officer without pay for the
township.
The New York Telephone Com
pany submitted a franchise they
wished passed granting them per-
mission to build and operate an un-
d%erground subway for their wires
through a portion OF the township,
which was referred to Judge John E.
Foster for his advice.
William Randolph, of K~eansburg,
asked permission to curb the street
and build a sidewalk in front of his
property. 1t was granted.
The action of the board on the
Episcopal church taxation question
was deferred until the third Thurs
day in May, at which meeting the
township counsel will be present
and hear the evidence offered.