Cañon City record., 1911-10-05
Thursday.

the family home, 1892 North Ninth
street, Wednesday night, aged three
weeks. The funeral was held at the
house at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon,
followed by interment at Lakeside
cemetery. The service was conducted
by Rev. Dodd. pastor of the congre-
cation of the First Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. R. L. Sears returned on Tues
day from Monticello, Utah, where he
has been looking after his ranch.
Jim Govern, H. L. Plummer, John
Shaw Jr. and c. F. Skinner left this
morning for deer huting trip IL
the Tallahassee country. twenty-fi,e
or thirty miles northwest of town.
where they will speni the next week
or ten days in camp. Deer were
formerly plentiful in that section d
the county, but are more difficult to
find every year.
A party of Colorado Springs au-
toists composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin c. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Carpenter, K. F. Howe. Mrs. T. G.
Shields and two chauffffeurs arrived
here Tuesday morning and remained
until today when they departed for
home, much pleased with the trip.
They motored over the Skyline drive,
to the top of the Royal Gorge and
through the orchard districts.
Lee Stock, twelve or thirteen years
old, and Teresa Blackburn, of cor
responding age. are being tried be-
fore Judge Cooper in county court
this afternoon as Juvenile delinquents
on the complaint of citizens Of Flor
ence, where the defendants reside.
The complainants are desirous OF
having the state assume the care and
SuQeINlSlOH Vi lnc cli III 4aCo
ton as incorrigibles; a proposition
that their parents and natural guar
dams are strongly antagonizing. The
Blackburn girl makes her home with
her grandmother.
Mrs. wilbar, of Florence, was a Wis
itor in Canon City on Wednesday.
Numerous samples of water taken
from the Canon City waterworks
pipe line intake in the Royal Gorge
were admitted in. evidence in the riv-
er Qualification case this morning.
Samples of water as 1t passes into
the intake from the river have been
taken by Robert Dryden, caretaker
of the pipe line, every day for a
couple of weeks and were presented
at the trial in response to the re-
quest of attorneys for the plaintiffs
in the suit.
Chas R. McLain has been quite i'll
at his home on Greenwood avenue
since the beginning of the week from
kidney affection and is not yet con-
valescent- His condition Wednesday
and Wednesday night was such as to
give rise to some apprehension on
the part of his friends. Mr.. McLain
had planned to accompany party OF
friends on hunting trip to the west
ern portion Of the state on Tuesday.
but was compelled to abandon it on
account OF illness.
City Marshal julius Cramer return
ed home on Wednesday from ten
days pleasure outing in Pueblo and
Denver. While in the latter city he
was shown the utmost courtesy and
attention by the officers and men OF
the police department, who explain
ed to him all of the details connected
with the apprehension and punishment
of criminals; an urbanity that he
deeply appreciated. Mrs. Cramer. who
accompanied him to Denver. remain
ed in the capital city for a more ex-
tended visit.
Rau & Emmerson are moving their
furniture and hardware stock from
their old place Of business at the
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