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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-01
FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Capitol Commissioners will
receive sealed bids for supplying
steel fling cases for the office of the
Clerk of the Supreme Court, said fill
ing cases to be in accordance with
the plans and specifications o on
nile in the Office of the State Engineer
State Capitol Building, Carson City,
Nevada. All bids to be filed with the
clerk of this board on or before
twelve o'clock, noon. July y. 1911.
Each bidder to accompany his bid
with a certified check for FIVE per
cent of the total amount bid.
The Board reserves the right to re-
.ect any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Capitol
Commissioners.
AUSTIN JACKSON,
Secretary Of the Board.
Dated June IS, 1911.
Job Work at the Appeal Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-01
WE RATHER THINK HE WOULD

THE News OF this morning has for IN editorial heading, Would Adam
Care" We imagine he would carea whole lot if he could see the dope
that is being written and published about him in the morning paper
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-01
BRED IN H SOIL

BKED IN n SOIL
THE Wonder Mining News safes that the e mill erected at Wonder
is hammering away ore. While the mill is started on low grade ore III
til the machinery is hmbered up it is making the right kind OF a sound
Wonder, like many other mining camps is coming int its own. You
cont stop the boom in Nevada 1t is here. People will buy int mine
Is long as money is worth more than sand. Nevada has the precious
metals and the people OF the rest OF the world realize that they must
come here for it. Gold, silver, copper and sagebrush are bred from the
Same soil
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-01

An almost new surrey, used but
very little and in fine condition, for
sale at a bargain. For particulars
call at this Office. m1otf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-07-01

SALESMEN:-Making small towns.
just what you want for pocket side
line. Consigned goods, new, snappy
catchy. Quick shipments and prompt
commissions. Write for cider book
200 SIGEL ST., CHICAGO. ILL
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

San Francisco. Cal. Oct ss.-The
Chinese World prints the following;
Pekin.-Yuan shi Kai has de-
manded that his old troops ana IA
vorites ne detailed to assist him 10
suppress rebels and that t5.ooo. 900
be granted him immediately for ex-
penses before be makes = start for
Hupeh. His demands ars reported al
lowed. and the national treasuss lsis
rectsd to raise money for him in
some way.
Yuan shi Kai has demanded the
appointment Of Duan Che Kwais sas
commsndsr-in-chief to succeed Cen
erai yin Tchay."
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

E.lW. Linesar's beautiful home on
Garfield avenue. Lincoln Park. Nj.
ana MS Linesar expect to go to
Hastings. Nebraska. for the Christ
mas holidays, ana. after couple y
months visit with the latter's parents.
win Journey oa eastward to Nj. Line
gar's old home in Illinois. Friends
Of the Linegars will regret very
much their departure from Cs ,'ada
as they have made many fris.,1 dur
ing their years residence In this
state.
Robt. Backus. recently arrested "a
connection with some Irregularities
while registry clerk at the postof-
flee. was released from custody by
the United States commissioner at
Pueblo under three hundred dollar
bond pending his trial In The federal
court on the charge Of removing can
celled stamps from incoming pack
ages OF mall and applying them to
outgoing letters and parcels and ap-
propriating to himself from the gov
ernnent revenues the value Of the
cancelled postage. There Il dis
position ON the part Of the authoFe-
ties. as well as OF the friends OF Mr..
Backus. to kane his Punishment as
light as the nature of his offenss
viii warrant.
DR., Gale, of Roanoke. via&nia. wh5
was in attendance at the recent we'd
ding of his son during his remarks &c
a newly made acquaintance. satf. Il
have travelled a great deal and have
met a good many people. but have
never before met 50 many charming
and agreeable people all In one placS-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Hohsrf. the
formers father. H. s. Hobart, and
Miss Phoebe Hobart. arrived here last
Sunday night from Roseburg. Oregon.
and expect to make their home In
Canon City. W. E Hobart. who was
engaged in the real estate bush j.
here before going TO the Pacific coast.
was married during his residence IN
Oregon. The Hobart's are tempo-
rarily at sis Macon avenue. but 1 ~.
go to housekeeping as soon - thar
furniture arrives here from the north
west
Mr.. and Nrs- q. o. NaxhAll, Of
Chandler. have returned fron thsIr
vacation. which thsy spent IN Ar
kansas. Illinois. Indiana and Kentue-
Ky. During their stay they visited
Kansas City. St. Louis. Louisville and
Chicago and spent some time in Dem
yer after their return to coloardo.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
WHAT THE PITTs0N, PA.
GAxRrTg SAYS OF
THE WELSH CE0IR

1This. is tho third time that this.
popular conductor (moanine NJ
Riohs) has brought party Of male
singers % this country. ~
pseh tims hs H. soored : IS aac-
oesa but ske mosleeI ertist& - hAe
hrousht vish IN - ~ ~ ~ %
NJ sucss)ss in>ivs1rezly ~ ePlleo-
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
:. :' SOUTHERN sOAslBlRD

Miss Olive Finney, tho young lady
who Is creating a musical sensatisR
at the opera house. captured her su4
dichees last nlsht with "Tako 4
Back and Change 1t For a Roy.
responding to tho encore with the
comedy hit. -you'll Come Back To-
night and Thursday night she viii
sing the new catchy song. "Dcn't
wake Ne Up, I'm Dreaming
The pictures tonight and Thurs
day night arc. The consicts Heart
drama; "a comic entitled. "A Heart
Breaker by Trade" and stirring pic
ture entitled. "one Flag at Last
story Of tho civil war times.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
Thursday.

Thursday.
Colonel w s. Glass, of Roanoke,
Virginia. who has been attending the
Hardin-Gale nuptials, told Mrs. T.
NJ Harding, sr., this morning that
he intended bringing DR.. and Mrr.
Gale back to Canon in his auto in
the spring.
The Elks have invitations out for
a dance at their hall on Tuesday ev-
ening, October gath. The B. P. o.
dance this evening will be big one
Judging from present indications.
L. "A. Jones and two sons will
leave on Friday for Vancouver. Wash
ington, and other points In the north
west on pleasure trip that will last
several weeks. Mrs. Jones is already
at Vancouver and they will join her
there. Jesse Jones will look after the
business of the Independent grocery
during the absence of the. excursion
lists.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kendig and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Emmerson returned
to Canon City today from an auto
mobile trip to Denver and Colorado
Springs. They had planned to reach
home Wednesday night. but they en-
countered a snowstorm in the Pixies
Peak district and were compelled to
remain IN Colorado Springs until
this morning
H. 8. Maddox is expected to re-
turn home tonight from Denver.
where he has been since the begin
ming of the week endeavoring to per-
suade the Odd Fellows grand lodge
that Canon City is in all respects the
best place for the location of the
proposed home for the aged and de-
pendent members OF the order. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Maddox
and Miss Nettie. who have been visit
ing friends at saiida. Colorado for a
week or ten days past
A big six-cylinder Packard car from
Denver Is being shown In this city
and is attracting considerable atten-
ton among the automobilists. The
car was driven from Denver by way
Of Canon City and made the trip In
a trifie over six hours actual running
time. 1t is in charge of ]. J. East,
formerly of Canon City. who Is DEM
onstrating its power and capabilities.
-salida Mail
Mr.. Alva Woods and brother. Ray.
got up real early this morning and
spent an hour or two along the river
with the result that they brought
home few ducks for dinner this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McDonough and
two children, of Alton. Illinois. stop
ped on here on Wednesday for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Row
ciiffe and family while on their way
home from Los Angeles. California.
and other points on the Pacific coast.
Mr.. McDonough is train dispatcher
for the Illinois Terminal Railroad
company at Alton, a position he has
held for number OF years. They left
for the east this morning.
W. E. Spencer. Frank L. Hemphill.
Cyrus weaber and Harold weaber at
tended the International Dry Farming
congress at Colorado Springs on
Wednesday,. making the trip in the
HemphilI automobile. They say the
displLy OF agricultural products rails
ed By the dry farming system IL very
creditaLle: especially from the Ca
madam northwest provinces, Arizona,
Utah. New Mexico and Colorado. They
made the run to Colorado Springs in
two hours and twenty minutes.
Doc Henderson thought he saw a
ghost Wednesday night when Albert
Morris. travelling salesman. drop
ped into the store and said. Hello"
Mr. Morris and Mr.. Henderson had
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

when the snow was coming down IN
eddies that were very confusing to a
man trying to ascertain the direc-.
tfon of the storm center and he was
at loss to determine whether 1t
was in the east. south, west or north.
At one time he was sure that the
flaks were coming from the east and
at another equally confident that
they were coming from the south. In
his perplexity he asked an acquaint-
ance on the street which way the
snow was coming rm and was
gravely assured that it was coming
from aabove.
Friday.
Mrs. j. 7. Sleeman. of Pittsburg.
Pa. who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. O. S. Reed. for several weeks.
has returned to her home.
Mrs. George Walker and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Chas. Bliley. returned to
their home in Concrete this morn
ing after visit with Florence and
Canon City relatives-Florence Cit
izen.
R. G. Nesbit went to Pueblo this
morning to look after some matters
of business character.
County Commissioner W. H. La
Grange returned home Thursday
night from several days business
visit to Denver.
Misses Minnie and Lydia Currie. OF
Sterling. Kansas, visited the first of
the week with the families of John
Hamilton and E. s. Miller. The
Misses Currie have gone to Califor-
mia where they expect to spend the
A. E. Wilson and G. v. Hodgin are
at Kalispei. Montana. looking after
some property interests they acquir-
ed there by purchase year or 30
ago. They expect to be gone about
three weeks and will devote short
time to a hutning trip into the noun
tains before their return to Canon
City.
The Selig picture players have
been having rest during the snow
storm the last few days. They are
now working on film. "The Girl Of
the Golden West" and the last scene
was taken Wednesday afternoon in
front Of store building on South
Fifth street with Miss Myrtle sted-
man leading woman of the company.
Mr.. william A. Duncan and Mr.. Tom
Mix taking parts.
The entertainment committee of the
Boys club will give a musical and lit
erary program at the Boys club
house Friday evening. beginning at
1880 o'clock. The entertainment viii
be free and the public Is cordially
invited. Miss Goodykoonts. OF Canon
City. will whistle several numbers;
Miss Powell. also OF Canon City, Will
give readings. and Miss Kathryn Pot
ter viii play "venetienne." BY God
ard.
Miss Mary Hcyt left for her home
in Golden today after a happy visit
in the Harding home here
Mr. and Mrs. George Tritches, OF
Denver. left today for their home
after pleasant visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. t. NJ. Harding. Jr.
A number Of teachers and others
contemplate taking the trip to Grip
pie Creek tomorrow SO that they
may see the famous gold camp.
Mrs. John Mccartney. son, william.
and daughter. Jennie. went to Dem
yer the first Of the week to attend
the Grand Lodge I. o. o. F. and to
boost for Canon City for the home.
The Misses Hobbie and Tinsiey.
who have spent the last month in
Canon City as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
T. NJ Harding, sr., will depart on
Saturday for their home in Roanoke.
Virginia.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

health. Nr. BAH II making arrange
ments to leave his home in Canon
City for caiifornia u he near fu-
ture for the benefit 81 his health
Florence Citizen.
You are cordially invited to at
tend Demonstration Of the famous
Kretz Facial Rejuvenator at the.
strathmore Saturday and Monday,
afternoon and evening. i ana p. m.
October 21st and 1Srd. This is a
wonderful treatment. endorsed by
Jane Dean. one of the best preserv-
ed women OF Denver, Kate Mccuns
and other beauty spscialIsts.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blair WAS. visited by
her brother. T. H. Marvin and his
wife for several days the arst of this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin live in
Kansas City. Mo-. but are making a
trip to California for the winter.
Mrs. John Charles returned today
from the Rosebud Reservation in
South Dakota. where he went to reg
lister for the big land drawing. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Charles this is pros
porous country and the land is fer
tile and crops are easily produced.
Rev. DR.. T. P. STAFFORD, pastor of
the First Baptist church. who lectar-
ed before the members Of the Canon
City Ministerial association at the
Y. M. c. A. rooms last Monday morn
ing on "The Philosophy of Christian
Science" VIII continue the subject
at the same place next Monday morn
ing. The discourses ars predicated
on the doctrines and teachings of the
late Mrs. Eddy and are learned and
dispassionate talks on the religious
propaganda which she originated
The most devoted disciple of Mrs.
Eddy win have no fault to find with
DR.. stafford's lectures and all are
Invited to hear him
Saturday.
Miss vennie Horn. OF Seattle.
Washington. who spent the summer
with relatives in Minnesota, is spend
ing short time here as the guest u
her cousin. NJ. J. Horn. and family
while on her way back to the Pacific
coast.
| Mrs. F. d. Granger returned a few
days ago from Canon City and was
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs.
c. W. Darby, and new grandson. who
viii visit in saiida several weeks
with relatives and frIends.--saliia
Record.
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding Jr. and child
ren departed this morning for Canton,
Ohio. her former home where she will
visit some little time with her par
ents and friends. The Misses Hobbie
and Tinsley of Roanoke. Virginia.
viii accompany her ns far as Chlca-
go, when they will take train for
their homes in the south.
Rev. P. J. Gallagher went to Can
on City the first OF the week. to SEQ
the "liddies" whom he knows at
Mount St scholasticus' Academy
Needless to say they were all glad 20
see him. for he did not forget to re-
member them all with box of candy,
as well as to give them words ,f
cheer and encouragement.-sali
Mail
Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Harris. who
have been visiting friends In Castle
Rock and Denver for ten days or
two weeks. returned to Canon City
Friday night. They made the outward
trip m their automobile. but were
compelled to leave the machine in
a garage at Colorado Springs Friday
afternoon and come home from that
city by train ON account Of the snow
storm prevailing at that time IN the
Pixies Peak region. Rev. Harris drove
his auto from Castle Ro 4 to Colo
RADIO Springs Friday afternoon
through a snowstorm that rendered
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

OF Canon City. were united In mar
riage in that city on Wednesday. oc-'
tober IL Mr. and Mrs Kaddatz win
make their home in the valley Wet
Mountain Tribune
Max Meyers was arrested by shef-
III Esser late Saturday afternoon at
the instance Of the Pueblo authori-
ties on the charge Of attempting to
evade the payment oi livery bill
there. Meyers Will be taken to Pueblo
this evening by deputy sent here
from that city to take charge OF the
prisoner.
The Peligni Mining company has
shipped to Pueblo a consignment Of
ore from Union No / mine. which
ran s77 in copper and 81 to IS in gold.
The workings Of the Poligni company
are located on south Oak Creek IA
the Green Horn mountains. where de-
yelopment work has been going IN
since the first OF June. An essay run
several weeks ago gave return Of
ss7 per tom The copper ore is mainly
sulphides. the most valuable being
bornite and chalcs-pyrite. H. j.
stockder of this city and several
Coal Greek men are the parties most
directly interested.
AVIATION SKIRTS. the latest.
Shipment received this day-The
New Store.
Mr.. Chester sindlinger. OF Denver,
visited friends in this city over Sun
day.
The Fremont county district court
win convene here next Monday. with
Judge wilkin presiding. for the pur-
pose Of hearing motions. and to at
tend to other matters Of a more or
less formal character connected with
the closing OF the business OF the
April term. The November term win
begin on the 18th prox. and will last
for several weeks as both the crimi-
nal and common law dockets are
rather extensive ones.
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. L. Mack. who has recently
peen visiting in Canon City as the
guest of her daughter. Mrs Guy U.
Hardy. and family. left on Sunday for
Grand Junction. She was accom-
panied by her son. VIII Mack
County Commissioner W. K. Alfred
and H. f. wagsoner. Of Howard. lett
on the Santa Fe train this afternoon
for Eureka Springs. Arkansas. to look
after some hotel property there own
ed by Mr.. Alfred. They will be gone
a couple OF weeks.
Snapper Garrison. an auditor for
the Denver Post. arrived In the city
last week to look after the agency for
his paper here. He was taken sick
shortly after his arrival in the city
and today Is the first time that he
has been out OF bed since that time
Dr-and Mrs. @. II. Graves returned
to Canon City on Sunday from an
eastern trip OF several weeks dura-
ton. during which they visited Lin
coin. Nebraska. Chicago and other
points of interest Or. Graves spent
a portion of the time during his alb
sence at Rochester. Minnesota. at
tending clinics at the hospital Of Mayo
Brothers, the famous surgeons.
Otis. w. Thayer. manager Of the
selig Poloscope company's interests
here. went to Pueblo this morning
for the purpose Of meeting Mr.. selis
of Chicago. president of the compa-
| ny, who stopped over In that city for
a day while on his way to California
| to look after some affairs in which
he is interested. Mr.. selig Is ex-
pected to spend few days here while
| on his way back from the coast.
Irv. stockton wss discovered this
morning in the rear OF his store saw
ing barrel squarely in two. He gave
exercise" as the excuse.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

Of three boys. but the sign Of the
zodiac In October usually spells
good luck Florence Citizen.
One Of the largest apples seen here
this year was o. exhibition at the
office Of Secretary Maddox of the
Canon city Business Mons associa-
tion oa Monday It was Of. the Ben
Davis variety and was grown a the
orchard Of Gus PauIs on Elm avenue,
Lincoln Park. It weighed nineteen
and half ounces ana measured fifs
teen and quarter Inches in circum-
ference. 1t Was presented to Mr.
Nelson Of the Pueblo Chieftain.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hankins. Of
Northern Alaska, are here for a
visit with Mrs. Hankin's sister. Mrs.
Bogardus. who lives now on East
Elm avenue, Lincoln Park Mr.. Han
kins has been in Alaska for nine
years mining and likes 1t very muck.
They started from Bethel, which =
up above Nome. on August goth. and
1t took them over two months to
reach Canon City.
Mrs. Kate B. HiIis-Polhemus left
this afternoon for Pueblo where she
VIII take charge OF the Women Of
woodcraft membership campaign,
soon to be inausurated in that city.
Mrs. Polhemus was signaliy success
full in securing members. for the or
der as district deputy last year AMI
1t is certain that her work in Pueblo
will be equally fortunate and sratI-
flying. She viii be in Pueblo at least
three months. possibly longer.
WIN Mccurry. formerly employed
at the Daniels drug store. is here
today renewing old ncquainfanccr.
Mr.. McCurry is manager Of q drug
store. at Union. Oregon. and is VOL
pleased with the northwest. He
returned to Canon City this after
noon and will leave Sunday for
Oregon Florence Citizen.
J. d. Kenworthy. assistant general
passenger and freight agent for the
Denver q Rio Crande Railroad com
pany. was a visitor here on Monday.
Wednesday.
The members OF the Westminster
Guild OF the First Presbyterian
church were pleasantly enssrtained
at the home Of Mrs, Sam Bash. s2s
Pike avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Miss Grace D. Bates. head Of the
physical training department OF the
Canon City grade schools received
a telegram on Tuesday announcing
that she Is an "suntie." A bright
young son being born yesterday TO
her brother and wife. afr. and Mrs.
Hamilton Bates. OF Chester. Conn.
Mrs. r. Hughes and son, w. T.
Hughes. returned TO Canon City this
morning from In Joiia. California.
where they spent the summer for
the benefit Of Mrs. Hughes health.
It win be gratifying to her many
friends here to know that she comes
back to Colorado much improved
physically in consequence OF her sew
eral months' sojourn on the coast
A neat little book Of panoramic pie
lures Of orchard and farm scenes In
Colorado. Utah and New Mexico has
just been issued by the Passenger
Department Of the Denver & Rio
crande. It's title Is "The Land OF Ir-
rieation." and the Illustrations. which
comprise the greater part Of the
booklet. convey an excellent idea Of
the various fertile valleys Of the
Rocky Mountain region.
Dr. and Mrs. r.. E., Holmes. Of 4ss
Macon avenue. are entertaining the
formers brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Holmes, Of LAwroncs.
Kansas. Other relatives Of Mr..
Holmes in Canon City are Mru- Lu-
ella Campbell. Mrs Martha Bethel
and Miss Jane Holmes. all Of whom,
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
News Notes
Rassdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

N-ssry Pubiic-w. B. Rowland. sss
Asir. street. Record office.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
Monday.

Mrs. Frank Bunten has returned
from a very pleasant FIVE weeks vis-
II with relatives in wichita. Kansas,
Mrs Bunfen says that the weather
IN that part Of Kansas is very hot
for this time of the year.
Mrs. Margaret Alexander wsnt to
Denver Sunday for a ss~ dsT5sss ,vssIt
Mrs. B. r. Smith stopped % hsre
IN her way back to Chicago from snn
Pedro. csliforpia. TO Visit Vim hsr
'rother. chas T. RowcIIas. "a lsn-
y. e !.
W1nan KaAd6ts. ons a ~
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-21
VALLEY CITY NORMAL

On the hill back OF the Valley city
state normal buildings are located the
school garden and experimental plots.
Here experiments have been carried
on with 1--WE twentieth acre plots.
planted TO wheat, oats, potatoes. max
and red clover. plots of alfalfa, three
kinds of millet as borders to main
plots, an acre OF corn, variety plot.
plot given over to individual gardens
for model school children. a family
garden. and a fruit plot. The ground
was pioWed and narrowed early in the
spring by the teamsters. The meas
uring on. leveling, planting, and gem
eraI care OF the plots until the end
Of the school year were done by the
students. The individual gardens for
the model school children who studied
agriculture during the spring term,
were Sx10 feet, with paths between
them 20 feet wide. In these beds
were planted lettuce. radishes, beetg.
peas, and beans. The rows were is
inches apart, and plants were d
certain distance apart III the rows. &C.
cording to the variety OF plants The
pupils were required to keen an ac-
count of the time Of planting, the time
Of the appearance Of the plants above
ground, civilizations. etc. The work
was done at regular class periods. un~
der the supervision OF the model
school teacher and the instructor In
agriculture. The raodei family garden
was planted and cared for BY tie
class III horticulture. n was 40xe0
feet and the rows extended cross
wise of the plot. ID this garden were
planted the following vegetables La the