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On January 7th. 1910, by ASSESS
ment made by Board OF Dipectors.
there became due from Annie r. Cone,
on Certificate No. 532. for 20 shares,
at S1.5o for each share. total ssoo 90.
OF which there was paid $500. bal
snce due $500.
On July LIST. 1910. by an assessment
made by the Board OF Directors. rs
Aforesaid. there became due from An
nie r. Cone. on Certificates No. 1ef
for 100 shares. No. 2ss for 2fo shares.
on No. 297 for 100 shares. No. 2ss for
100 shares. No. 2ss for 100 Shares, No.
$50 for is shares, No. 532 for 20
shares. No. 533 for 20 shares. No. 53I
for 20 shares. No. 536 for 20 shares.
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No. 5s7 for 20 shares. No. 53s for 20
shares, No. $40 for 20 shares, No. SAL
for 20 shares, No. 542 for 20 shares.
No. 543 for 20 shares. No. 544 for 20
shares, No. 545 for 20 shares, No. 559
for shares. No. 56S for 100 shares,
No. 572 for 100 shares, No. 574 for 100
shares, No. 633 for 20 shares, No. 634
for 20 shares, No. $50 for 22 shares.
No. 6S3 for 8 shares. and No. 53S for
20 shares. which, with two additional
shares held, but not in said certifi-
Gates, makes total Of 1921 shares. at
an assessment OF S1.00 per share I
amounting to s129l.00, OF which
there was paid $49S.54, balance due
and unpaid $79246.
On January 9th, 1911, there became
due. by assessment made by the Board
of Directors, as aforesaid, from Annie
L. Cone, upon 1891 shares, represent
ed by her certificates last above de-
scribed. containing the shares above
recited. an assessment Of $1.00 per
share, making a total Of $1291.00. OF
which there was paid $S03.00. leaving
a balance due and unpaid of $48S.00.
On June 18th, 1911. there became
due, upon an assessment made by the
Board of Directors. as Aforesaid,
against the stock of said Company, of
which Annie z. Cone held 1888 shares.
represented by certificates the num-
bers OF which are, last hbove recited.
except certificate No. $50. for 8 shares.
an assessment OF $a.00 per each share.
making a total Of s12s3.oo. none of
which has been paid, leaving an
amount due and unpaid OF 312s3.00;
the total amount due upon the afore-
said stock now held by the delinquent
stockholder. Annie e. Cone. being
s257s.46.
Upon some OF the shares OF stock
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State OF Colorado.
County OF Fremont. )ss
City of Canon City.
]. Jonathan Seaman, City Clerk of
and for the City OF Canon City. Colo
rado. do hereby certify that the fore
going ordinance No 1. Series 1912.
was Introduced and read at a regular
meeting OF the City Council OF the
City OF Canon City preceding it's
adoption and was published In full In
the Canon City Record. weekly
newspaper of general circulation pub
lished In the said city OF Canon Citys
ten, f10) days before it's adoption By
said City Council.
Witness my hand and the official
seal OF the City OF Canon City. Colo :
rado. this 18th day OF March, A. d.
1912.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
tSEAL) City Clerk
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FRUIT CROP TO be
FINEST FOR YEARS

Denver. March 2o-"The fruit crops
of Colorado this year Will be the
finest we have had in many seasons
declared A. e. Mauif. state horticuI-
turlst. today.
There has been only ore COM
plant about the cold weather having
Injured the trees and l believe that
was due to the early frost last year."
Mr.. Mauff Is sending out letters to
all the fruit sections asking for re-
ports ON the prospects. al
Record Want Ads esats ! Ilns.
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above listed. there fs . subsequent
assessment due and unpaid: and iu
each such instance the said stock win
be sold by the Company subject to
any and all subsequent assessments
levied thereon. and will not be trans
ferred upon the books Of the Com
pany TO the purchaser until such sub
sequcnt assessments due thereon are
paid. the Company reserving Its lieu
upon all such shares for all unpaid
assessments.
Dated. Canon City. Colorado. March
18th. 1912. HENRY HUTTON,
Treasurer.
First Pub. March 20. 1912.
Last Pub. April IS, 1912
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the trip the best they have taken in
their journey over the width of the
country.
Monroe Brown. formerly resident
of Canon City, has recently returned
from Medera, chihuahua. Mexico,
where he went the first of the year
to take a position as engineer on
Mexican railroad. Owing to the effect
of the climate on his health and the
political disturbances, Mexico was
not very desirable place in which 20
live. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, the latter
having remained in Canon during her
husbands absence, will leave the first
o fthe week for a ranch near Frui.a
where they will make their home.
Homer S. Tripp. of Springfield. Mo-.
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Tripp. of
2o22 Grand avenue, has accepted a
position with the Mercantile National
bank. Mr.. Tripp has arrived here and
Mrs. Tripp will come in short time.
Pueblo Star-Journal.
George Tripp and his sister. Gene
We've. with their mother drove up
from Pueblo in the Tripp car this
morning and have been visiting their
friends here today. Mr.. Tripp since he
graduated from college a few years
ago, has been actively engaged in
evangelistic wors in Iowa.
C. S. Bilheimer, general secretary
of the Denver Young Mems Christian
association, came down from the cap
ital city Thursday night to assist in
the money raising campaign for the
proposed new association building
here. The feeling among those at the
head OF the campaign is one OF con-
fidence in relation to the final out
come. They say the money is here and
that 1t will be forthcoming when
needed. Paraphrasing Dean Swift II
might be said that he that giveth TO
the Y. NJ C. A. building fund lendeth
to the Lord. IF you like the security
come down with the DUST
Monday.
Mr.. Norman Temple of Denver.
spent Sunday with friends in this
city. F11fT
Miss Media Felter. Miss katherine
Henderson and Miss sartor spent Sat-
urday in FloY.nce on business.
Harry wallace Of Pueblo is visiting
friends in the city today. Harrtrnow
owns four chair shop in that city.
DR.. ]. w. Rambo writing from San
Diego says the weather out there has
been cold and wintery. He has been
unable to get enough clothes to Keep
him warm he SAYS.
DR.. Paul Carmichael went to Dem
yer, Boulder and other points in the
northern part of the state on brief
business trip last Saturday nightg He !
is expected to return to Canon City
tonight or tomorrow.
General Jos. II. Maupin has Henvey
& Keys at work painting the exterior
and most of the interior of the Maui
pin block. The corridors OF the build
ing are also being papered.
Clyde C. Dawson. of Denver. is a
visitor in Canon City today. Mr.. Daw-
son has many friends here who are
always pleased to see him.
Mr.. Heller OF the Arkansas Valley
Railway, Light and Power company.
returned to Pueblo the last OF the
week after having spent two months
here on business.
Henry L. Price. formerly deputy
county clerk and recorder. but for a
number of years holding federal po-
sition in Denver, is spending few
days in Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Nilsson came
down from Denver on Sunday and are
registered at the Strathmore hotel. |
They will remain in town for few
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Thursday.

Roy ,Newfarmer came down from
Cripple Greek Tuesday to spend a
sew days.
Mr.. Frank ]. Carroll has returned
from "trip to Denver. While there hs
was coahned to his room at the Al
bany for few days on account OF
bad cold.
Mr.. H. w. Hadley returned last
night from Pueblo where Mrs. Had
ley was taken some time ago. Mr..
Hadley reports that she is doing
nicely. Miss Lora Hadley is in at
tendance upon her mother.
Miss Edith Allison, saleswoman
and clerk at C. C. Patton's jewelry
store, left few days ago for two
or three weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Denver.
Miss Alice Jennings OF Chicago ell
route to Los Angeles stopped off here
this afternoon for a visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f.
Kendig of South Canon.
Mrs. Herman P. Stommel who un-
derwent an operation at the hospital
recently, was doing nicely until yes
terday when slight complications set
in. She is improving right along, how
ever.
E. C. Higgins and w. A. Chapson
have leased 500 acres in Garden Park
for grazing purposes for their cattle
for term of i've years. The ground
is in alfalfa and is in excellent con-
dition for the purpose for which the
men intend to use It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Stockton are
the parents of a baby daughter of the
usual avoirdupois and good looks.
born to them Wednesday morning.
The congratulations of their friends
is in order.
The management of the Denton
hotel has Just recently installed indi-
vidual fire escapes in every room in
accordance with the state law. The
contrivances are simple but practical
and reliable and although expensive
they add much to the safety of the
Denton.
Mrs. NJ. n. Lines has been confined
to her home at S22 Main street since
lie first of the week with sickness.
H. s. Maddox went to Denver on
Wednesday on a brief business er-
rand. He expects to return to Canon
City on D. & r. C. train No 9, this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Robson and
two children will leave on the Santa
Fe train next Saturday afternoon Or
San Diego, California, where they
will remain for two or three months.
Ex-Gov E. W. Hoch of Kansas, ar
rived in town this morning and will
deliver the closing lecture of the Y.
M. C. A. Star course at the First Pres
byterian church this evening. Gov.
Hoch's remarkably entertaining lee
ture here last Sunday Afternoon u
"The Ideal Man" is a guarantee of
splendid audience for him this even
ing.
The seniors OF the North Canon
high school under the able super
vision OF Miss Elsie Armstrong, are
hard at work on "The Kingdom Of
Hearts Content" their annual class
play. This play, full of humor and
pathos, lave and hate, will be given
Tuesday evening, March 26. at the
opera house. Popular prices Watch
this paper for further particulars.
Mrs. G. s. Warner of Concrete, who
was accompanied by her two sisters
from Canon City to wetmore last
week to attend the funeral OF their
brother-In-law there. has returned to
her home in Concrete. An unusual
and thrilling experience was reported
by william Funderbunk in making
the trim from Westcliffe to Wetmore
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-
be blockaded and the horses could
not go any farther. Custer county's
treasurer was compelled to get out of
his carriage into the snow, which
was waist deep. and make his own
path through it for the remaining
weary miles.-He arrived at his desti-
nation safely, but very much chilled
by his evxperience.-Flore Citizen.
Friday.
DR.. F. A. Twitchell and son, Mack.
are spending a portion of the week
in Denver taking in the automobile
show and enjoying the theatrical at
fractions of the capital city.
Mrs. Elizebath Robertson has re-
turned to Canon City after spending a
year or SO in Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Lewis Reynolds went to Den
yer on Wednesday to spend a few
days with friends.
L. F. Collins was business visitor
in Portland and other points down the
valley on Thursday. He returned to
Canon City on Denver & Rio Grande
train No. 3. Thursday night.
T J. Prescott of South Canon came
home Thursday night from Denver,
where he spent a couple of days at
tending the automobile show, and, in
cidentally, looking after some mat
ters of business.
Mrs c. r. McLain and son, George.
left for Denver this afternoon to
spend the week end in the capital
city. During their stay they will be
guests at the Standish hotel. While in
Denver they will attend the automo-
bile show at the Auditorium building.
which is attracting the attention of
motorists from all sections of the
Rocky Mountain territory.
Miss Mabel Curran, county superin-
tendent of schools, returned to Canon
City Thursday night from Penrose.
where she had been completing the
details for the teachers, pupils, pa
irons and directors meeting, to be
held at the Presbyterian church there
on Saturday. Special arrangements
have been made with the railroad
companies by means OF which Canon
City people who desire to attend the
Penrose meeting can leave here on
d. & r. G. train No. 10 Saturday
morning and return home on train
No. 9 at 1880 in the evening. A rate Of
one dollar for the round trip has bee,
secured for the occasion.
Saturday. .
Mrs. W. II. Bradfield left for Can
on City yesterday evening on account
of the Illness of her father. Mr.. ].
Delabar.-PuebIo Star-Journal.
Miss Maude Chamberlain returned
from Boulder yesterday. where she
has been visiting for the last three
weeks. She expects to resume her
duties in the South Canon high school
shortly.
Mrs. Marie Craven and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, left Friday for Pueblo
where they will make a short visit
and then go to Wichita, Kansas, 10
visit Mrs. Craven's parents. They will
be gone three months when Mrs. Cra-
ven expects her parents to return
with them to make their home at Can
on City.
Mrs NJ NJ Sheetz left this morning
for Pueblo where she will make
short visit and then go to Mcpherson.
Kansas, for several months.
G. F. Duntsch sold his butcher shop
at Portland yesterday to Frey & Col
Inns OF Canon City. Mr.. Duntsch has
conducted the Portland shop about
year. purchasing it of F. E. Johnson
Florence Citizen.
doc" Henderson on Thursday
severed his connections with the
hirsute appendages which formerly
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Canon. shortly after O'Clock this
morning. aged thirteen years. seven
months and eleven days. Deceased
was born in Phillips county. Arkan-
sas, but had lived here for several
years. The funeral will take place at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning. followed
by interment at Lakeside cemetery.
Green Horn Tent No. Al, X. o. It.
NJ. met train No. 8 Saturday evening.
which brought State Commander ].
A. Griffin and Pueblo degree staff.
and conducted them to Hotel Denton
where dinner was served The Cadet
band rendered music during the re-
past and afterwards conducted them
to Woodmen hall. A large class of
candidates were obligated and the
rendition of the beautiful ritualistic
ceremonies by the degree staff was
universally pronounced the. best by
all present Quite number OF mem
bers from Florence and Rockvale
were In attendance and brought their
candidates along as well. Luncheon
was partaken of after the ceremonies
and all voted the Maccabees good
fellows"
Tuesday.
E. C. Hiatt is remodeling his house
at 731 River street for light house
keeping apartments
B. F. Hume and wife OF Park Cen
ter, have purchased the residence
property at oil Barr avenue. and af-
ter extensive building and repairing
Will make that their future home.
Frank McDaniels and Miss Dusky
Baxter were married at Pueblo We'd
nesday. March IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Daniels will make their home at Pu-
eblo.
wilse Brewster. sheriff of Chaffee
county, came down from Buena Vista,
Sunday morning and returned Sun
day evening. His wife who had been
spending several days in the city. at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l. Harding. returned with him.
Rev. ]. II. White. synodical super
intendent OF missions ftae United
Presbyterian church, was In town the
first OF the week. Mr.. Whites business
here was In connection with the
million Dollar Missionary Cam
paign- which has been begun by his
church.
State Secretary B. C. Wade OF the
Y. NJ C. A.. whose splendid work here
during the last two weeks In behalf OF
new association building for Canon
City is SO generally recognized. will
shortly go to Des Moines. Iowa. to as
sist in raising $4,000 to pay off the
debt on the new association building
there.
Prof. Sherwood OF the Canon City
high school brought to the Record Of
flee this afternoon a raro avis that Is
of considerable interest to ornotho-
logists. Its scientific name Is Geococ-
cyx Callfonianus, but more popularity
known in different localities as n
road-runner. chapparal cock or
ground cockoo. 1t is about the size of
the ordinary golden pheasant. but
lacks the brilliant plumage of the lat
ter, and is not In the accepted senge 4
game bird. 1t was captured by Mr..
Harry in the Four Mile. district this
morning and taken to the high school
for classification Although not un-
known in Colorado they are not as
common here as in southern Califor-
nian an dthe adjoining states.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank p Smith went to Fort
Collins this morning for short visit
Vernon st. John is home from cas-
ifornla. whsre he has been the great
er part OF the winter.
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ORDINANCE NO. I
Series 1912.

AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING
THE REVENUES OF THE CITY
OF CANON CITY. COLORADO,
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BE-
GINNING APRIL 1ST, 1912.
be II ordained by the City Council OF
OF the City OF Canon City. Colo
rado:
Section l. That the following
amounts be and are hereby appro-
priated out OF the revenues OF the
City OF Canon City. Colorado. for the
fiscal year beginning April LIST. 1919,
for the purposes herein enumerated,
viz:
Salary Fund.
Salary or Mayor ....s $1,000
Salary of Eight Aldermen. $4,000
Salary OF City Attorney. $4,000
Salary of City Clerk. k...... $1,000
Salary OF City Treasurer. 80 10000
Total Salary Fund. s3.2i000I
Street, Alley and Bridge Fund.
Salary OF Street Supervisor. s. $1,000
Salary OF Street Sprinkler. 1000 90
Salary of City Teamster. 1000 90
Labor and general expense. 5000 90
Total Street. Alley and
Bridge Fund ,2f0 90
Park Fund.
Salary OF Superintendent 81 400 90
Labor aud general expenses 10000
Total Park Fund ...... 5000 90
Fire Fund.
Salary of Captain ....S $4,000
Salary OF Lieutenant .... $4,000
Salary OF Pipeman .. 720OO
Salary OF Electrician ...... 5000
Rent of Hose House .... 10000
General expenses ..... 1 1.500 90
Total Fire Fund ......$ - 900 90
Pcllce Fund.
Salary OF City Marshal. ....s $4,000
Salary OF Two Night
Marsnalss ......... 1,6S000
Salary OF City Herder. ,.... 10000
General expenses .......... 5000
Total Police Fund. 49,. 50 900 90
Cemetery Fund.
Salary OF Sexton. n........$ 10000
Labor and general expenses $4,000
Total Cemetery Fund .....$1 600. 90
Interest Fund.
Az per cent on el0.000.00
OF City Refundins
Bonds plus collection. 81 ,so4. so
Lighting Fund.
For lighting streets in
GLIDING special levy (. IS ,90i. 90
Llbrsxy Funa.
For maintenance Of Pub
lie Library (includ-
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this Ordinance ..... t35 500. 90
Introduced. read and ordered pub =
lished this ith day OF March. A. d.
1912.
Adopted and approved this 18th
day OF March. a. ID. 1912
r. p SMITH.
Mayor.
Attest:
JONATHAN SEAMAN,
(SEALD City Clerk
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News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 6ss
Main street. Record office.
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Record Want Ads s esats llas.
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to be present at the obsequies. A
team took him about half the dist
ance when the roads were found to
be blockaded and the horses could
not go any farther. Custer county's
treasurer was compelled to get out of
his carriage into the snow, which
was waist deep. and make his own
path through it for the remaining
weary miles.-He arrived at his desti-
nation safely, but very much chilled
by his evxperience-Flor Citizen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-05
HoLDsN's CONSOLATION.

Professor Holden, defeated candidate
for governor. assures the Des Moines
Register and Leader that his energies
will continue to be devoted TO build
ing up Iowa. He appears to be plan
ming something along the lines of corn
specials. an effort toward better rural
schools. better farming methods. etc.
The professor is getting back into his
gait. The attempt upon the governor
ship was a break in which he lost
ground. AS farm expert and pro-
moter of better methods, better social
advantages, better schools and the like
he can go some. 1t is along these lines
that Professor Holden is an extremely
valuable man. He is neither politician
nor statesman. He is by way OF being
a most useful man in his own area
How much of this usefulness, or rather
opportunity TO use himself 10 advan-
tage he has lost by the incursion into
politics remains to be seen. Probably
not a great deal for his vote is a nota-
Oh peTSOIIdl Popularity III ~"
Holden is a good loser. That will
not hurt him any with the people. He
has a great many good days work left
In him. Moreover ne has had his fling
outside of pasture he belongs in and
no doubt would be satisfied 20 get back
into the work wherein he knows his
business and where he is a power,
There is d ve-* kindly feeling toward
the professor in Iowa for what he has
done.
And, after all. the professor can fall
back upon that good old axiom about
the man who makes two blades OF
corn sprout where it had to be re-
planted before and console himself
with the thought that he who raises
fifty bushels where thirty-five grew is
greater than he who RACES city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-05
KENyoNs VICTORY.

Kenyon"s victory over Lafayette
Young Is one of the most impressive
endorsements ever given a public man
In Iowa The few standpat counties
which gave Young majorities gave
them grudgingiy. Iowa county, hot
he'd OF etandpatism, doled out a bare
majority of seventy votes. Union gave
him seventy. Wayne ninety-eight..
Benton. which Pat Murphy has al
ways assumed to be his pocket borough
.s.A where he and other standpatters
OF that ilk worked overtime and Sun
days against Kenyon. returned a
wholesome Kenyon majority. Out Of
the first sixty nine counties canvassed
kenyon carried all but seven. Adams.
.sha nav Moses Of standpatism and the
nd regime, lost his own county to
uIenyun. Kenyon's own county. Web
-. gave him every vote polled ex-
neps 1s3. It was great personal en-
iaaenanent and one which will keep
Iemyun busy living up to it. II he
keepe the gait he started with he can
5 &c aAd the expression OF confidence
ayea the Junior senator as the direct
auaaalt OF his short try out is one 70
halist and stir the highest activities
= any man.
& aesmofe than q personal endorse
ner1. Il u endorsement Of the politi-
~ De1aeiples tor which Kenyon and
- Howaasivss stand. There can be
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-06-05
Tho Wisdom Of William.

Room, there, among the major pro-
phets for William Barnes, Jr., Of New
York! II Aristotle will move on down
toward the end of the line, II Hamii-
ton and Voltaire will edge over and
make one chair do for both. If Moses
and Demonsthenes will quit showing.
and If Plato will get his elbows out
of the way we'll give William, Jr.,
proper place.
The stone cutters will then carve in
a tablet over the head of William, Jr..
these words of wisdom which insure
sIiis Place.
"Mr. Roosevelt knows, as every other
Student Of history knows. that no
democracy can endure on that basis
1.-THE rule OF the peopie]. and that the
people themselves are the first to
recognize this and turn to an individ-
ual to rule them"
But hold. Here comes one running
to interrupt the installation service
and have a word in Williams conf
Dental ear-one with the pain Of quick
running on his face, with the pain and
the sweat OF notwithstanding through
the dust in haste and signaling in dis
tress. It is another william-William
Mckinley of Understanding quickly
and in pain. with a hot word Tor the
ear Of William Of New York.
William Of New York, we learn from
the nervous whispering OF William
Of Illinois, got his stun out OF the
wrong box. 1t is not tnat the people
demand IAN individual to rule them
That's not the reason why they should
have Taft. At least, let 1t not be said.