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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-12

building. However, it was the sense
of the commission that if, after the
building was completed, there would
be any spare rooms. they might be
spared the interested parties and given
over to library and reading room
usage. It was simply an oversight
on the part Of the citizens In waiting
until after the vote on the PROPOSE
ton was taken before appearing be-
fore the commission.
Attorney George Register repre-
senting a delegation from the vari-
GUS brotherhoods and other organiza-
tons of the city, addressed the COM
mission relative to securing the base
ment of the auditorium, or suitable
quarters therein, to be donated for Y.
NJ. G. A. purposes. He said it was 4
city proposition, and would take the
boys off the streets, giving them some
place to 60. Capt. /. P. Baker was
present and endorsed Mr.. Registers
proposition relative to affording a
place of amusement for the boys.
President Williams responded that he
was obliged to give the same answer
he had given the opponents Of the
library proposition.
Several minor matters of business
were disposed of before the ordinance
authorizing the execution and sale OF
certain negotiable bonds of the cit,
of Bismarck N the amount Of 80, 1000
to be used for the sole purpose OF con
structing a municipal auditorium
came up for final reading. Upon roll
call all commissioners voted aye and
the ordinance was passed.
Upon motion of Commissioner Lu'
cas-, a committee of three, including
the president of the commission wat
appointed to confer and make sugges
lions and alterations on the plans fol
the auditorium, and see that they are
drawn up as the commission desires
The president appointed as the othe'
members Of the committee Commits
sioners Patterson and Lucas.
Police Magistrate Casselman ap
peared before the commission ant
registered a complaint against the OBJ
struction of the streets by hacks, hay
| RACKS ana wagons OIL El6uLA otA0oI
The matter was referred to Commits
sioner Jackson and will be given i'm
mediate attention.
Former Commissioner Marquette
was present for the first time since
he had retired from Office. He felici
tated the commissioners upon theil
present comfortable quarters.
After a brief discussion of othel
matters of lesser interest the com
mission adjourned,
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a. ~ 49, O.
A Sill

.Ef A BILL
To make Bismarck, North Dakota, a
SUPPORT of entry in the customs
collection district Of North and
South Dakota and extending there
to the privileges Of the seventh
section OF. the Act: of June tenth,
eighteen hundred and eighty.
Be it. enacted blythe Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled
That Bismarck, in the State of North
Dakota. be. and Is hereby, constituted
a SUPPORT of entry in the customs COL
lection district Of. North and South
Dakota, and that the privileges of the
seventh section of the Act of June
tenth, eighteen hundred and eighty,
entitled An Act to amend the sta
tutes in relation to the immediate
transportation Of dutiable goods, and
for other purposes" be, and the same
are hereby, extended to said SUPPORT.
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DELEGATIONS NET
With COMMISSION
ORDINANCE FOR SALE OF AUDI
forum BONDS PASSED ITS
FINAL READING.
Committees Last Night Want Prov's'
ions Made for Library and Gymna.
stun In New Building.

When President Williams calieo
, the city commission to order Monday
evening there was over q score OF cit
liens gathered in the commission
: room. Commissioners Lucas, Jack
son and Hinckley were present Com
missioner Patterson being out OF tae
city. !
A delegation of eight ladies, who
were representing the various organ
izations of the city, were present
Their spokesman was Prof. G. c. Root
of the public schools. Mr.. Root tolo
the members Of the commission tna'
there was a feeling among the Dusl'
ness men and others Of the city tna'
there should be some place where the
young people could get good reading
matter and have a place to spend an
idle hour where it would be of some
uplift to them. He stated that 1t was
the sense of the delegation present
that the commission provide a room
temporarily at least, in the new mu-
nicipal auditorium. that could be main
tanned for library purposes and a free
reading room. Rev, Charles Willis
Harris Endorsed the remarks OF FRO
lessor Root. He called attention to
the fact that library isn't build
inx. but is primarily a collection OF
books and reading matter, and a IL
brarian. He stated tht II the organ
izations who were interested in the
project could secure a librarian next
winter, together with q few books
and some reading matter, and could
house them in quarters where there
would be no rental, 1t would be the
foundation Of a public library In Bis
marck. -
President Williams called the atten-
ton of the delegations that while every
member of the board Of commission
ers was heartily in sympathy with
such movement. yet the commission
was unable to officially take any &C.
ton thereon. He cited that section
of the commission act relative to
bonding the city for establishing pub
lie play grounds, erecting public libra
ries, municipal auditoriums, gymna-
siums and other places Of public
amusement. Each proposition of pub
lie amusement must be submitted to
the voters of the city. At the time
the election was held as to the question
Of bonding the city for the construc.
ton OF a municipal auditorium. the
voters balloted upon the auditorium
alone, nothing being mentioned in re-
gard to a library. He stated that II the
at this time should take
any official action with view to COM
bine q public library within the audi
torium that it might be ejoined from
with the erection Of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-12
HAS TWENTY-FIVE TRUNKS

HAS TWENTY-FIVE TRUNKS
C, M Henry Hoist, who represents
the dry goods firm Of F. A. Patrick
& Co.. of Duluth, and who Is probably
one Of the most popular travelling men
in this territory, has just returned
from a visit to his house at the nead
Of the lakes. where he picked out ais
spring stock of goods. TWENTY-FIVE
trunks are required to carry his line
Of SAMPLES this season, and he says
prospects for a big business were
never more promising.
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AMUSEMENT PLACES
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Bismarck Theatre IN Orpheum
Bismarck Theatre
Featuring the Million Dollar Dam.

Featuring the Million Dollar Dam.
Never will there be program
more worthy of your time and money
than the one at the Bismarck thea
ter tonight. First will be shown a
splendid film depicting the gigantic
engineering operations in the con.
struction of the largest dam In the
world, at Keokuk, Iowa, across the
Mississippi rived. His Brother
Willie is a reel of rib tlcKlers while
"The Burglars love- Is a vital abb
sorbing story of a confidence re.
formed through the tender love of
his intended victim. Lastly Il Wish
had a Girl" is best described by
saying it is one Of the entirely differ
ent sort. Come and there will be a
harvest Of giggles.
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CONDITIONS Are FAVORABLE
Messrs. Sam Rowell and Charles
pahl Of Shields were arrivals IN the
c,tv Monday evening and are spend
Ing Tuesday transacttng business.
they nate that conditions In tne
.onhwestern corner Of the state are
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-12
LOOKING Up DETAILS

Foreman Of Wilbur Cigar Company
Arrives In the CITY,.
Tuesday morning Mr.. and MIS-
Cruikshank of Fargo arrived In tle
capital city. Mr.. Cruikshank is the
foreman of the Wilbur Cigar company
and has come up to look after the ma!
arrangements prior to the removal OF
that company to this city. It Is ex.
pected that the plant will be brought
here the latter part of thet week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-12
BASKETBALL GAME

Mont ommis sioned Officers OF Conn
pany a. to Play h-ivates.
Friday evening there will be an In
teresting game of basketball at the
armory between the on-commisioned
officers of Company "A" and the pri-
Yates of the company. There has been
considerable rivalry between the two
teams of these classes and the con-
test vii be most interesting.
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Cal TROUBLES END

:, When You burn Washburn Ignite
Coal you get the cheapest fuel in
the state, and save money because its
cheaper. Patronize home industry,
especially when you get the best.
Phone 453.
Washburn Ignite Coal Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-12
very favorable toward securing .
splendid crop during the coming
on BUSINESS TRIP.

Charles e. Tallmadge Of New Eng
land, one OF the progressive boosters
for the slope country, was looking
after business interests in the CAPT
tai city Tuesday.
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City c / News . ! ! !.
,WENT TO OGDEN

]. A. Ross Of Dogden and G. L.
Gould Of Glenburn spent Monday even
ing AZ the guest of one Of Bismarcks
obstetrics. They departed Tuesday
morning for Dogden. -->7,... IL.
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STATES ATTORNEY HERE.

States Attorney Charles H. Stan:
ley Of Kidder county, was an arrival
in the city Monday from Steele, and
spent Tuesday attending to matters
of q legal turn.
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K. Of p. MEETING

There will be 9 regular meeting
Of St. Elmo lodge No. 4, KNIGHTS OF
Pythias, at their castle hall Wednes'
dav evening at s o'clock. Every mem
Der is requested to be present as there
ia important business to be transacted.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all visiting knights.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-12

TRANeACTlNo 'euSlNEsa.
LIB. Crowell of Mckenzie came 10
in;amarck Monday Afternoon and trans.
acted business in the city Monday anu
Tuesday.
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VISITING IN CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Smith of Burn
stad. arrived In Bismarck Monday
evening from. the south and are
amending a short time visiting friends
and attending to matters of busi'
ness nature. = ~
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up FROM NAPOLEON

Attorney William A. ODonnel OF
Napoleon arrived in the capital city
Monday evening and Is spending
Tuesday looking after legal matters.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-03-12
BALDhEADS
More Women Are Bald Than Men!
Says Authority.

More Women Are Bald Than Men
Says Authority.
This is a startling statement but
it's true according to an article pub
lished in standard magazine this
year.
One thing Is certain PARTISAN
SAGE will surely prevent badness by
stopping the hair from falling, but II
won't grow hair after the head is bald
Ladies, look after your hair, destroy
the dandruff germs with PARTISAN
SAGE and dandruff will disappear. 1t
stops scalp itch over night and is guar
atneed to be the most refreshing,
refined and agreeable hair dressing
that can be obtained. Sold by Lenhart
and druggists all over America for 30
cents.
my hair was falling out and I was
troubled with itching scalp. 7 re-
ceived no benefit until tried PAR
IS1AN SAGE. Mrs. George Thun-
der R. F. D. Marshall Mich.
PROPOSALS FOR FRAME DOMITORY.
{ department of the Interior. Office of In
dian Affairs. Washington, D. c., February
on the outside of the sealed envelope: PRO
posals for Frame Dormitory for the Standing
Rock Indian School. North Dakota" and adj
dressed to the Commissioner of Indian AT:
fairs. Washington. d. G.. will be received
April 6, 1912, for furnishing materials and
labor for the erection Of a frame dormitory
at the Standing Rock Indian School. North
Dakota. in strict accordance with the plans,
specifications and instructions to bidders,
which may be examined at this office, the
offices of the Supervisor of Construction.
Denver, Colorado, the American Contractor.
Chicago, ILL.,. ;. the Improvement Bulletin,
Minneapolis, Mimi, the Tribune, Bismarck
Fargo. North Dakota. the U. S. Indian Ware.
,ousss at Chicago, Ill.,. St. Louis. Mo-, and
Omaha, Nebr.. the Builders and Traders Eek
:hange at st. Paul., MINI, and at the school.
For further information apply to the superin-
Fort Yates. North Dakota. c. F. Hauke,
\ctng Commissioner.
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SALE

Residence at 0O2 I'd St.
. 7 rooms with bath
z Mich Cows
2 teams Of Horses
Lumber WAGON
Spring Wagon
Set Of Harness d
Moving Machine
Hay Rack
Disc. Plow
z Heating Stoves
Riding Pony and Saddle
Also Farm, the s. w.
quarter SOL 1919, IS
acres broke.
]. P. MCCARTNEY
)0z Second st. Prone z6zJ
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up FROM LEHR.

Messrs. John ]. Giedt and George
Rott Of Lehr, were arrivals Monday
evening, and spent Monday transact
ine business in the capital city.
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CURRENT EVENTS CLUB.

: CURRENT EVENTS CLUE -"
The ladies Of the Current. Events"
club will meet at Mrs. Alfred Zuger's
(30S 18th street) at 2 p. m. Wednes-
dav. March 18th. There will be
teams there to carry them out to Mrs.
R, c. Davis home, where they hold
their regular meeting. :. .~,
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BISMARCK MAY Be
SUPPORT Of ENTRY

r. 214sz INTRODUCED NeREssMAh HANNA AND REFER
4. RED THE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS: HANNA IS
HOPEFUL THAT II WILL PA WOULD MEAN ANOTHER
STEP IN PROGRESS STATE
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ORGANS FOR SALE
Several used organs may be bought
very reasonable. Come and see them.
Get gripes. PECK'S MUSIC HOUSE.
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LIP IcAN cANDiDATES TO BE VOTED
FnR AT THE MARCH PRIMARY
ELECTION.

ca,t E.h s;s{: o fe NORTH 6 bsso % 81
huls,sn cert;fv under the provisions OF Sec
her Sse et Il the Revised Codes Of 1906
The Secretary of State OF Nortn ! na:oes
has certified to me tna nfee aecorasnp to law
for the viii aUpesr on the Primary Election
Ballot and who are fntt,ed b. 70 held in the
tGs the ar Ps%s,y Of the County Of
o on Tuesday. the 10th day Of March, 1917
S on tie hours Of eight o'clock a. M, and
Eve O'Clock p. M, OF SAID oAy:|
= !. Republican Candidates.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED SiAl.9'
Robert NJ LaFollette, Madison, Wisconsin Ia;
Theodore Roosevelt, Oyster Bay Ne"
William H; Taft, Wa; 1H g*%f p }jjS s
!. V. VICE E:.: pREs1DE sTAr Is Inc oN''
no R StI COMMITTEEMAN.
Thomas G: ci =. Miar sh' oste:: N. D.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Ross r Aim n P,sf kiiyy;s;I; : n p p
?: P; Barnes a;o, Glen VIM b n. T.
c. S. Buck, Jamestown, N: D:
F. ". Cathro, Bottineau, y. y.
s. NJ. Ferris, Dickinson, \. y
.y Gilbert Johnson, Mon1H, ~. -. n n
E. Il. Tostevin, Mandan, N. D: >,
DELEGATES TO 2r TIFF NATIONAL 'oN
A. A.'t 4. e aahi Te~neS5, \: D..
( + f ee;2fsa,. w Minee. N! ~ D. D.
Henry Hale, Devils Lake, n. 2:
Nicholas Hayes, Williston, n. D. ~.
HYDE ioh xs'ley W S:sx m Il D.
s I;sSs: st Msegs'0ss, \. B: D.
F. ". Mashek, Lidseryeodi N.
4 Rab1 + S II Ps,,d eIle''ff Fargo .: D.
John w. Scott. Gilby, N. D: =
Emil Scow, Bowman, ~. D.
Torner Sinness, Minnewaul7n, n D.
Smith q f ftimnsl' d fausi ro s D.
F 2: + Tw nehsila' M kofssi N D.
Democratic Candidates.
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
John Burke. Bismarck, N. D.
VICE PRESIDENT oF THE UNITED Z
- NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN. "
George E.. buis, Grand FORKS, n. D.
FfGu W.. ACA<dnS SA4OS -
n. H. Perry, Glendale, N. D.. -
Frank A. Wilson, Bathgate, n. D.
Ben G. Whitehead, Williston, N. D.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
p. I. ARMSTRONG; WILEY Willow city, n. D.
Thomas C. Kelly, Fargo, N. D.
A B. Kerlin, Devils Lake, N. D.
NJ. D. Williams, Jamestown, n. D.
DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CON.
-.ss.a--s.r VENTION.
wv. Boeing, Mimic, n. D.
w. E. Byeriy, Velva, y: D. -
Edward w. Conmy, Pembina, n: D.
S. ]. Doyle, Darlington, n D:
Walter A. Fulkerson, Crazy. N. D.
Edward J. Hughes, Dickinson. N. D.
Wills A. Joy, Grand Forks, N. D.
j. Nelson Kelly, Grand Forks. n. D.
Frank Lish, Dickinson. N. D.
@. G. Major, Hope, N. D.
Charles A. Mansfield, Williston, n. D.
Carl Nelson, Towner, N. D.
NJ. H. O'Hara, Kenmare, N. ..
William P. Porterfeld, Fargo. n. D.
W. E. Purcell, Wahpeton, N. D.
Frank Reed, Bismarck, N. D.
w. L. Walton, Bantry, N. D.
Dated this 9th day of March, 1912.
T. E. FLAHERTY,
~ 49, County Auditor.
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Bismarck, may be designated as 9
SUPPORT of entry. This will mean the
establishment of a custom house at
the capital city and marks another
step forward In the progress of the
Queen City tqf the Slope, TO secre-
tary Young and members of the Bis
marck Commercial club is great credit
due for the Introduction Of the bill.
Credit is also due to. Congressman l..
B. Hanna who introduced the meas.
ure establishing q SUPPORT of entry
at bismarck in the House of Repre-
sentatives. The bill introduced by
Mr.. Hanna follows. He expresses
himself as very hopeful that It will
be passed at this session.
n. r. 214S7
=, SD Congress, I'd Session
I In the House of Representatives.
,.>--s, March z, 1912.
Mr.. Hanna introduced the following
bill; which was referred to theCom-
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mite on Ways and Means and order
ed to be printed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
A SHOWER Party
ON LINCOLN PACK

A shower OF all kinds OF useful
sehoid articles was given Miss
Maggie Jones. daughter Of r. W.
Jones last Friday night a, her home
on Poplar avenue and Willow street.
L.acoin Park
Miss Jones is 70 be married next
Sirday 20 Chas. snoody OF Colorado
S .ngs. The bride to be is very pop
uias on Lincoln Park and Canon city.
she is a member of the Yoeman lodSe
OF his city and has been one OF the
dr'll team for the last five or six years.
Nr snocdy Is a prominent automobile
man In the Springs
The evenings entertainment as we'll
a. Inc large number OF friends preseat
aud the many presents given is proof
o. the high esteem in which the young
woman is held by those who know her
best
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
TO LECTURE
HERE SATURDAY eVEi ING

aptain Richard Pearson uobsos.
the hero OF the sinking OF the Merri-
roc in Santiago bay during tho Spar
i.H war and since then prominent
hsure in tho public and political life
or ,hc country. viii SPEAK in the skat-
ins rink in Canon city saturday even
,ne. October 18th
captain Ilohson, who served in tho
slxtieth. siS,y-hrsi and Sixty-secoat
congresses from Aiabama. and who is
candidate for the United States scn-
ate In his home state. will make his
addresses In this city under the aus
pices of the Dry Colorado league and
will spend week or more touring the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
MORE pRooF OF THE FAILURE
OF PROHIBITION.
Governor Brewer Of Mississippi Says
Can't Enforce the Law.

,From the Mobile Register. Angus,
II. i3i2)
And nov comes additional evidence
Of the failure of prohibition from far
away Mississippi. Mrs. Harriet b.
Wells. president Of the Mississippi
W. c. T. L. has written to the COVER
nor OF her state informing him that
NEVER BEFORE has there been such
widc1pen sale OF liquors as Is now be-
inr experienced In the cities OF DRY"
MiEsisnippi yioksburg is said 70 be
a veritahie pool Of liquor and The cen
ditions are steadily becoming worse.
In reply to the complaint OF the W. c.
T. 4. leader the governor OF the state
is reported TO have written the follow
ing;
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
MINING; AfanHuATT0NS NOs. .ols2ss..
NUTfiIsI Off .AfnaHfIigIUN HUR
IINrEHD S5f,Tfl-N HiTflNn
uItitedi Akalees lIan.Il Olfiee.

Hfe61og u3Sosades AuEs -. 1e12
NOTTufIs IS Ffflfltl1lY GIVEN. That
The uiaIacssa1 FHrne HffSid GosnEa1r,, a
corporation hS1 III Fl BorEs1r ltss ax--
ioTrese i'm faet. yvnrSss Ipsto;ffee ads-
drness iSs 0lnoRi CITY, QoSosedoo. has
rnades apfiieotiesai for uIEitedi Ssaaess
HsaieErit for thbe foolssif,1z described
IpAreEr mining ciaiI1ss located tcy le--
sai sub1l.yfsioIExs in thes HEEnft Nile
Mining District. HfnEno-nt GoEmi5 G0i--
uTndc.. VIZ
{ SsfvaEITksAA HlAeerT. Ssypl. S5vrs.
ssec. III: NIVHfs S!yp!, Sscc 2Da M
Sflass Sfll4. .Ssec. Is. II rs 4. IL. sc W..
100 aoynsz
i5vAG51IEzAa Mo- . n1aoer.. Ngyt.
Ss'pt. Sscc IL II lBs 81. IL. 69s w. 10
sEcrnez
noiali areea applied for 800 scree. f,r.
lte=zl sutdiifsiosxs
itlt'gee arm mo- encrt irs5onxs frn,n, this
application
.tul olini,is oi2ir>ss. VI & 1891 Fin.
0i45s HiAosEr tIsteaiesii.. aisn, M y
80. AirnlSz Placer tf1ientesiI ali oth--
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fsirHft tintc .AnE- - leae2
iIazsi Hnfr- OK; 81. lFlr-
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olhiiE=s -iig5l6aiitgu W.. 0II2say
N'Alth uH .f,lHnIHuHUM HoH.
uMslhD SIIiuHlsS HsqIIlySn,
uIhItsii Sfnit'ss uanIii uJIftE,.

lIntesai States Llandi gJifte-
Rnt't5iog. 0ojhTado.. Szuif q lpqe
Noiiessa IS hernto5 sit,esI.. tt1Ett me
llIsinenIni Hfres Bffokz oolnIuuuJ3. "A cor
lknntiooi.. tcy IL n Houzt,sI. it's sttn,r,sy
~ ~ lEes. 'UluSssa llaxfo1fieesa i1dtlrnsss Il
oAnmn QtJJ-. Qojd1autg. ifIsss irztii.. ,.Inn,I.
os2iitnn fuTr ufrittSi sat ess HA1 t,,ltt h..
IolinssnE dt'snrrbetii uiaceEr mining
caaiin., lonafesii li5y leeai ssItiaiiisioms h,
tue din1EiIuIru Mining Dssrinfs. Rrn-
fnuIiii County QoboTndos. viz
1in1inl Hlscrr othiin.. SsWt. NFzi{.
S.ss ii4st. S1Vis., 81 SSvis. NIvl{. .NJL
SANits SSVis,. Nlks Sais. SsvIs, SRlI
Ht1a5s SsVis. iAec lE.. nsy,L Ipe q n II
wv. containing 1ess255 arrnes. after ex-
oinhinEs conifintt with SIR NIs5 lpssS-
Ui1ulaTr King II3aec.
Aoitomngg Chains. Sur Ma ipsSs.
QaIUisgr King LJodfc. and the Hen,nuut
Hnc.,Fr. oilerss unknown.
II wv HAgvIRY
Hcz1sieFz
HirHl Hnib isslni H.. 1Iac
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
FRIGHTFUL
COLLISION
ON SANTA FE

Florence. Oct. I'm a wreck in
which the r.ght-of-way was strewa
with trucks. car wheels and timbess
for a half mile. Santa Fe freight train
No. 1868 consisting OF 20 loaded coal
cars. en- route down the steep grade on
the Roekvale branch near this city,
colllded with passenger train No. s25
shortly after O'Clock Sunday morn
ing at Clelland station. half a mile
from Florence.
c. II. Favorite. a brakeman on the
freight train. a resident o. Pueblo.
was the only person seriously hurt.
lie is thought to be suffering wi;h
Internal injuries received when ne
Jumped The other members Of the
train crew saved themselves by jump
ing when they realized their danger.
There were fifteen passengers in the
day coach. all OF whom received a
severe shaking mp. One woman was
cut on the cheek by flying glass.
How any OF them escaped death is
mystery. The passenger train had just
left the station at Florence when the
heavy eoal train came crashing down
the steep grade and onto the main
track IL the path Of the passenger
and headed for it head on. The I'M
pact was such that both tenders o.
the two trains were forced into tho
cabs. The engineer on the passenger
train. named Williams. had reversed
his engine when he saw the danger
and had already started backwards
down the track. bu, the rc.gh, train
overlook him in a moment; He staysi
with his engine. howeve7. aud escaped
with few bruises EaE.neer Bryant
of the freight nuei ana saved him
self