Cañon City record., 1911-04-20

Canon Citys annual Cleanup Day
and 7. NJ. Harding. Jr.. chairman o.
the movement for its observance this
year, is desIrous of the utmost co-op-
Grafton on the part of the public in
making the occasion the most notable
In the history of the community. Com
mittees have been appointed by Mr..
Harding to take charge Of the work
in every part of the city and the
splendid help they will give him ought
TO insure n "spotless town when all
is over
The assistance extended him by tae
members of the committees, however.
is not enough; everybody must help
In the undertaking TO make It the
success that It deserves to be. Mr.
Harding will not be satisfied with that
passive sort of announcement that is
derived from verbal eommendation.
What he wants Is active. energetic.
physical effort; the kind that gets out
in the back yard with a rake and q
wheelbarrow and cleans up the prem
lses and has tho rubbish and accusa-
ulatious of the winter months carted
OF to the public dumping grounds
Mr.. Harding hopes that every prop
erty owner and tenant within the city
limits will be actuated by the civic
spirit and will combine with him il
an endeavor to make the day a ro-
markable one for the volume o; work
done and for its exceptional value -
the community. Before hostIlities
we're begun between the English and
French ai the battle OF Trafalgar cn
the Spanish coast Lord Nelson sig
nailed from his flagship the following
message. England Expects This day
That Every Man VIII Do His Duty. ?
Paraphrasing that famous message
and adopting II a. n motto OF inspir
alton in going forth to meet a less
heroic situation it may With truth BE-
said that MIR Harding expects that ~
"CIean-Up Day" every citizen Of the
community will do his duty and do
Il well
Warden lyman OF the peni,eu,iary
has promised to contribute by every
means in his power to the elean-up ,
campaign and on uext Friday viii
place large number OF men and
teams at the disposal OF Mr.. Harding
and his iieutcnants in the work Of
cleaning the streets. alleys and va
cant lot u tin cans and rubbish ot
ali kinds that is offensive and unsani-
tary. Let everybody who can emulate
his example for II is only by long
pull. strong pull. pull altogether
that the best results can be obtained
Mr.. Harding wants the members "
the different committees TO get busy p
without delay and urge upon people
living within their special districts
TO prepare for the work to be done
next Friday. The various districtI.
with their subdivisions. and the COM
mittees charged with the clcan-uo
campaign follow:
District No. l. From First street
eastward to the city limits, and from
the center OF Main street southwark
to the Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad
tracks. w. T.. Galley. district CHAIR
man. Assistant. Jas. c. Peabody.
Subdivisions.
From First street TO Fourth street
and from Main street TO the river. c.
E. Reeves. chairman. Assistants.
Mrs. Reach. Frank Bush and ]. J..
Armstrong.
From Fourth street to Seventh
street and from Main street to tho
railroad tracks. las. II. Peabody.
chairman. Assistants. J. c. Peabody.
Raymond Reide and Harold Waldo.
From Seventh street to Ninth street
and from Main street to tho raiiroed
tracks. A. w. Wilson. chairman. As
nlstAnts. Mrs. Hunter Palmer, dlsnn
xishfon. John nhAM, IL. and Mrs