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WATER Rl6HTS FUND
LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
tBy United Press,

Denver. Dec. s.-Thc supreme court
fhis morning declared unconsutusion-
al the Law Appropriating $4,000 as
y advance fund for the water rights
II tho Arkansas valley. The bill was
istended for the purpose of defending
ssiss hid providing for committee
sf the legislature to dolo out the
fsnds. Tho court said the state has
an attorney general and that II tho
legislature wanted Law suits II could
have then defsntsd uadsr his
aireesioa q the choice q the peop's.
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BIns FOR COUNTY PRINTING.

u ae board OF County Commissioners
ef Fremont County. Colorado. will re-
cciNe sealed bids Tor doing the county
printing of said county for the year
1913
Bids 70 De opeaed. and considered
on saturday. December =. 1912. AT ?
o'clock in the afternoon. and to in
clude the following services
Printing semi-annual statements OF
county officials.
TTeasurer's call ior the redemption
Of houds and warrants.
All notices Issued by the superiu-
tcndent OF schools.
Monthly statement Of bills allowed
and disailowed.
The delinquent tax list
Call for bids by the County Commls-
sioners and all other notices includ-
ed in the term County Printing"
The board reserves the right 10 re-
jeci any and all bids
By order OF said Board.
II r SMITH. County Clerk
First Pub. December ;. 1912.
Last Pub. December 90. 1879.
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STATIONERY PROPOSALS.

The Board OF County Commissioners
OF Fremont County. Colorado, hereby
invite proposals for supplying said
county for the year 1913 with the
books. stationery. records. printing
litnograpiiag and supplies hereafter
desi gnated. towit:
$ quires medium plain record
s quires medium printed head rec
ord.
quires medium printed page rec
ord.
Price for each additional form in
printed page record
8 quires medium plain record.
quifes medium printed head rec
ord.
6 quires medium printed page rec
ord.
double medium assessment rolls,
200 folio pages each.
double medium tax lists, 200 folio
pages each.
All OF said records to be printed
from copy furnished by the County
Clerk Legal blanks. u, y and full
cap.
Legal cap, best quality linen. num-
bered lines. per ream.
Legal cap. manila. in pads, per
ream, according TO sample on file in
the county clerks office.
Letter heads. per ID. and per NJ. 1C
pound Colorado bond. smooth finish.
Note heads, per ID. and per NJ, {
pound Colorado bond. smooth finish,
with printed returns.
Envelopes. XXX. white, full gov
ernment. first quality rag, 6izs. 90 5.
sixs. los and lis. per ID. and per NJ.
with printed returns.
All letter heads. note heads and en-
velopes must be bid for and furnished
according TO sample on file in the
Office OF the county clerk.
Postal cards. for printing only.
tcost OF cards to be addedD for first
hundred. and each additional hundred.
Lead pencils. Faber No. ?, 3 and
Nestor No. 2. 3. per gross
Pens. assorted. per gross. Blotters,
best quality. cut 4ikxi2. per c.
Ink, Carter's writing fluid, quarts,
Der dozen.
Mncllage. pints and quarts: carter's
and Sanf0rd's. and . or common. per
dor.
Rubher bands. best quality. pure
rubber. assorted sizes. per h.
All records must be fat opening.
scwed with silk thread and bound ex-
tra Russian ends. bands and front and
canvas covered with full gilt back and
the stock used In same must be Byron
Weston or T. l.. Browns best linen
ledger. And as 70 all other supplies
the material and work must be mrs,
class and all OF the supplies must be
delivered free Of charge at the Court
House In Canon City. Colorado.
Bids Will he received for furnishing
said supplies. In whole or in part. anu
the board reserves The right To accept
or resecI. in part or In whole. any and
ell bids offered.
Each bid must De endorsed sta
lionery Proposals.. and addressed to
the County Clerk. Canon City. ColOra-
do. TIE same will be opened and
considered December -sth. 1912. at
> p. NJ
By order OF said Board Of County
Commis sioners.
H. T. SMITH. County Clerk.
First Pub. December s. 1912.
Last pab. December &c. 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS NUTICE.

Estate OF Emily J Rauissa. dece4ssi-
The undersigned. having been sp-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Emily J. Rouleau. late OF the County
OF Fremont. in the State OF Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court
OF said Fremont County. n the court
house in Canon City. in said County.
AT the December term. 1912. on the
I4th day OF December. 1912, at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and requested
to attend for the purpose of havins
the same adjusted. All persons In
debted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the un-
dersigned.
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this sth
day of November. A ID. 1912.
GEORGE r ROULEAU.
Administrator.
First Pub. Nov. IA. 1912.
Last Pub Dec. IL, 1914
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ELEVEN.

Northwesterly direction, along a curv-
ed line to the right. the radius of
which Is 2S7.s feet. a distance OF
250.S feet 10 a point; thence North ;
degrees 81 minutes West 9l-9
ieet 10 point; thence in
a Northwesterly direction. along
a curved line TO the left, the ra-
dius OF which is 2S7s feet. distance
Of 43o feet to a point; thence North
So degrees . minutes West 2l2.s feet
10 a point. thence in Northwesterly
direction, along a curved line TO the
right. the radius OF which is 1872
feet, a distance OF 322 feet TO a point.
thence North degrees IL minutes
East 259 feet to a point: thence in 4
Northwesterly direction. along a curv-
ed line to the left. the radius OF which
Is 1862 feet. a distance OF 1907 feet
TO a point; thence North 50 degrees
01 minutes West 1881 feet TO a point.
thence in a Northwesterly direction.
along a curved line to the right, the
radius of which Is 637-3 feet, a dist
ance OF So feet to point where tks
said Railway Company line inter-
sects the West line Of Harding prop
erty. being the west line of the Sorth
East quarter OF the North East quar-
ter of Section I3, Township, Is South,
Meridian, las feet South OF the North
line of said section, containing 2.4o3
acres The right being reserved to
l.. l.. Harding and T. VI. Harding TO
construct. maintain and use wagon
crossings over any tracks which said
The Canon City, Florence and Royal
Gorge Interurban Railway Company
may build upon said. last above de-
scribed. tract
Said lands will be offered en- masse
or in separate parcels as viii best suit
the bidders at said sale and realize
the greatest amount from the sale OF
said property.
A certificate or certificates Of sale
will be issued to the purchaser or pur-
chasers at said sale. and in ease there
be no redemption OF said property. the
holder or holders OF said certificate
or certificates will receive a sherias
deed or deeds. according TO law. to the
p-cDerty so unredeemed from said
sale.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. this-
18th day OF November. 1912. 4,
JOSEPH ESSER.
Sheriff >
FIRST pub. Nov 2s. 1912.
Inst Pub Dee 10 1912
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTICE.

Estate OF David Y. Parks. deceased.
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed exccutrix OF tie VIII OF
the estate OF DAv v. Parks.
late OF the County Of Ere
mont. IN the Siale Of Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that she
viii appear befcIe the County Court
OF said Fremont County. At the court
house in Canon Cits. in said County. Al
the hour OF o'clock in the afternoon
OF the 1ith day OF December. at whica
tine all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
requested to attend FOR the purpose
of having the same adjusted. All per
sons indebted to said estate are re-
auested to make immediate payment
TO the undersigned .
Dated At Canon City. Colo. this sth
day OF November. A. d. 1871.
ROSIE {. PARKS.
Executrix
First Pub. Nov. II. 1912.
Last Pub Dec. IL. 1912.
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S. W. ECCLES, ALIVE AND
WELL, is SURPRISED TO
READ OF OWN DEATH

Denver. Dec. as. W. Eccles. vice
president of the American Smelling
and Refining company. has tele-
graphed a Denver friend that the re-
port Of his death sent out from Sat
Lake city yesterday is greatly exag-
gerated. He says that he is still
among the living. even If some of his
Salt Lake City friends did try to bury
him.
The reports made a mistake In the
Identity OF the man who died sudden
Iy in Salt Lake cits Friday night. It
was David Eccles. Mormon leader and
president OF the Amalgamated Sugar
company. and not the Vice president
Of the Smelling and Refining con-
pAny. Both are well known in Den
yer
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and in the market price at that time.
Mr. okey was on the stand when court
adjourned for the noon recess.
Mr.. Dawson stated to the jury this
morning that the defense would not
so into detailed examination OF the
warrants. vouchers. way bills and
other documentary evidence as the
prosecution had done and that It hop
ed TO complete the submission Of its
oral testimony in the course of two
or three days.
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srocknoLpERs, MrETINe.

Notice Il hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders II
the Deweese Dye Ditch and Reser-
voir Co. viii be held In the DIstric,
Court room at Canon City. in Fremont
Co. Colo. on Jan. I. 1919. at o'clock
p. M. for the purpose OF eiecting five
directors to serve during the ensuing
year. and to levy an assessment to de-
fray the expenses OF the Company foi
the ensuing year. and to transac, anv
ether business that may legally come
before the meeting.
II. ]. BLACK. Secretary.
]. W. DUNLAP. President
First Pub. Dec. s. 1919.
Last Pub. Dec. ss. 1919
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
penarfment Of the Interior.

L. ;. Lane Ofice at Pueblo. Colorado,
Nov. II. 1912
Notice is hereby given that Johan
NuIick. OF Canon clty, Colorado. who.
on June Il. 1907. made Homesieaf
Entry No. 1850. Serial c5siN. for Lots
:. = SH NW2 Sa-t'o1 .. Township
u : Range Il W. 6th Prin. Meridian.
has dled notice Of intention 10 maks
f.e re1- s.r ''s establish claim ID
TIE land above described. before the
Clerk Of the District Court. at Canon
City. coloratc. on The 1ith day of
pecembcr, 1912.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses.
Jim Hei. OF Canon City. Colorado.
John EriaVcc. Of Canon CITY. Colora-
DO. Froli Adamic. OF Canon CITY. Col
orado. Anton A-aAiic. OF Canon City.
Colorado. ,
Not coal land.
J. ". HAwLET.
Register.
Frat Pub. Nov 81. 1879.
Last Pub. Dec Is 1919
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SAYS EXPERIENCE
WILL SHORTEs LIVES

New York. Dee. s.--Many Titani'e
disaster survivors are agreed. accord
ing to one of them. that ,ir har-
rowing experiences in that calamity
will have the effect OF shortening their
lives
w. II. Daniels. n bond salesman
who was one OF the last men to leap
from the deck OF the sinking steamer.
~ith the late Col Archibald Oracle.
fsad who arrived on the Cedric today.
had an enlargement TO dine with Col
onol Oracle. OF whose death he was
ignorant until informed. Mr.. Daniels
nearly collapsed when told that Col
onel GracIe's funeral had just bees
held.
1T is hard for me to explain just
how terrible that news Ia to mc--over
and beyond tho respect and affection
had for Colonel Gracie.- he said.
"Aii OF us who came through that
experience have felt that our lives
we're shortened. There is a great fear
and apprehension In our minds which
will follow us for the rest OF our
lives"
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BAKER & BICGS
SELL INTERESTS
TO LAMAR MAN

The Baker e. Biggs Mercantile com
pany has sold to D. b. Movies OF La
Cnar all OF its holdings In this city.
Including its stock OF merchandise al
the corner OF Main and Sixth streets.
the building in which IL is housed and
the ground upon which II stands. sor
which It takes in part payment $50
acre tract of magnificent agricultural
land In a high state OF cultivation ia
Prcwess county three miles north Of
Lamar. The transaction is one OF the
largest In the history OF Canon ci.y
and involves the transfer OF owner
ship OF property valued at s225.0oo.
The Baker & Blggs store will clos 81
for the purpose OF invoicing the stock
OF gsods carried by the firm the first
three days of next week and at its
conclusion the new proprietor viii
take charge Of the business. which Will
be conducted by him along the same
Sipes so successfully pursued by his
predecessors MIR. Movies is expected
to arrive here next Monday night for
the purpose OF familIarizing himself
syith the stock and making the 1e-
qualntance OF the people of Canon
City.
Mr. Movies is a young man. not
much. II any. in excess OF thirfv
years OF age. and Is orc of the wealth
lest aud most substantial business mel
OF the lower Arkansas valley. He Is
married and has one son and 1t Is &c
pectcd that he will remove to Canon
city IA order To give his newiy-ae-
auircd Interests here bile personal al
tentiqf and supervision.
The sale of the property here doc
not necessarily mean that either ias
! Baker or Bisss families viii leafs
Canon City. Mr. Baker particularly
will continue 10 make his home herr
but will devote his Ime to looking a.
Sxr the farm at Lamar. which "a ons
81 tho most productive beet and al
falfa tracts in the Arkansas valley.
The firm % Baker B!gxs has been
In existence for more thaa sixteen
years ard is one OF the best known IA
this section Of the state. It's retire
ment from business here Will be re-
rret,ed by hes, OF friends and pa
irons
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Notice OF stockhoIder-' Meetinr.

Notice Is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting OF the s,ockhold-
ers OF the Fremont County National
Bank OF Canon City. Colorado. for tho
purpose of electing a Board OF Di-
reeiOrs and for the transaction of any
lawful business that may come before
said meeting. will be held at It's bank
ing house. corner Fourth and Main
streets. on Tuesday. January 18th. A.
u. 1919. at the hour OF o'clock p. m
ID. y COOPER. Cashier.
First Pub. Dec. IL. 1912.
Last Pub. Jan. .. 1919.
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stockholders Meeting.

Canon City. Colo. Dec. IL. 1912.
The regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders OF The Diamond Ftrc
Brick company win BE- held af its
Canon City office. ei7 Main street. on
the aIst day OF January. 1918. at 1890
.. m. for the election OF officers and
such other business as may properly
be transacted at such meeting.
Il. C. HIATT. President.
II. r. BOWEN. Secretary.
First Pub. Dec. IS, 1918.
Last Pub. Jan. Is. 1919.
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FOR sALE-six 40 acre tracts of best
land under Besscmer Ditch. S miles
from Pueblo on Santa Fc Trail in
vineiand district. full water right Ia
Old Reliable Bessemcr Ditch. $4,000
per acre on liberal terms. Liberal dis
count for cash. ~. II. Jenkins, Owner.
Care Commerce Club. Pueblo.
sssuwr,
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NorucE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter OF the estate OF George
A. Mac Kenzie. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on sat
urday. the 18th day OF December. A.
H. 1912, at 10 o'clock a m. being one
OF the regular days OF the December
term OF the County Court OF Fremont
County. IN the State of Colorado. |.
John Mac Kenxie. executor OF said
estate. viii appear before the Judge OF
said court. present my finai settlement
as such executor. pray the approval
of the same. and will then apply 10 be
discharged as such executor AZ
which time and place any person in
interest may appear and present OBJ
iecticns to the same II any there BE-
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. Me-
vember 18th. 1912
JOHN MAC KENZfE
Executor of the estate OF George A.
Mac kenxie deceased.
Kenxie. deceased.
E1Put Pub. Nov. IA. 1912
Last Pub. Dec. II. 1912
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TO TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For stock.
Good ranch. Inquire C. G. Daley
sis New York Avc. s7au.
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FOR SAI.E-A few fine white Or
pington roosters. iss Greenwood. {
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A Record Want Ad VIII Sell Most
any Thing That l. saieabie.
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FOR SALE-The grocery stock OF the
R. Rogers estate. Stock has been
reduced to about $1,000: balance with
building and fixtures must be soid.--
A. l.. Cook. Administrator. II. ID. Box
1873. Canon City 2sstf.
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First Pub. Nov. II. 1919.
Last Pub. Dec. IL. 1919.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-15
CADILLAQUA $4,000 HELD
UP FOR A PUBLIC HEARING
Estimators Seem Willing, But
Recall Kicks on Elks'
Appropriation

~. A public hearing will be held in- the
council chamber at O'clock Tuesday
afternoon by the board OF estimates
on the proposed appropriations OF
100000 for the purchase of the ID. A.
c. grounds and $4,000 as the city's
contribution TO Cadillaqua. There is
such q variance OF opinion among the
estimators on these items that ii was
considered best TO give civic organiza-
tions and every one who wishes to
argue for or against them a chance
TO be heard
Some OF the estimators remember
the criticism that was made for the
appropriation to the Elks' reunion and
are disposed to go slowly about the
appropriation for Csdillaqua," saiG
Estimator Barnett. IF IL is a case of
turning the money over in a lump
sum and without inquiry as to where
1t is to go I am against Il. But II
we are told for just what purpose
our money Is to be spent and the
bills are audited by the city, | am In
favor of It. And many feel just as |
do about it,
Both items passed the council, no
argument being necessary for the ap-
preparation for Cadillaqua, while a
public meeting was held on that per-
tanning to the purchase of the ID. A.
c. grounds. All those heard on the
latter proposition were in favor of It..
Saturday night a committee of esti-
mators approved the item of 100000
for a site for new municipal build
ing on the block next south OF the
present municipal courts building.
The money must be raised by bond
issue The salary OF Secretary Muir
ply, OF the ID. p. W., was also APP
proved at $4,000. having been in.
creased from $4,000 by the council
The committee having in charge
the public lighting fund will meet at
the public lighting station at 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon. The committee
will consider the public lighting bud
get and may act on the suggestion OF
Estimator Wilson TO take an automo-
bile trip around the city when 1t is
dark TO see for themselves just where
new lights are most needed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-15
WAYNE PROGRESSIvES ARE
JUBIlANT OVER VICTORIES
FOR ROOSEVELT AND WILSON
Result In Michigan Would Have
Been the Same Had Pri-
mary Been Granted i
STILL TAFT, SAYS MILLER
Standpat Senator Doesn't See
the Handwriting on the
Wall Even Yet

Coupling the victories OF Woodrow
Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt,
Saturday in the Pennsylvania pri-
maries, local politicians, OF the pro.
gressive" type were in high humor
today And among Taft leaders there
was an evident feeling that Saturday s
developments had put them on their
mettle.
''rhe victory in Pennsylvania for
Gov. Wilson is so sweeping as to be
simply astounding said Thos. J. An
ketell, OF the Woodrow Wilson ad.
visory committee. 1T shows con.
clusively his wonderful strength in
the larger states.
). w. Beakes, secretary at the Viii
son headquarters, said that while the
Wilson defeat in Illinois was more
sweeping than he had expected, Satur-
days results in Pennsylvania were
not at all surprising. Competent OBJ
servers who had been travelling
through Pennsylvania, said MIR.
Beakes, had for long time been pre-
senting facts showing It to be a pro
gressive" state. Mr.. Beakes said that
247 out OF 2S7 elected delegates in
Michigan, are instructed for Wilson.
VIM. S. Dever, contesting Roosevelt
member OF the state central commit.
tee for the first district, declared that
wherever primaries were held, Roose.
welt had won, and that the result
would have been 5 to / or at least 8
to | in Michigan. IL the people had
been permitted to vote at primary.
OF the Taft leaders. Senator Guy
Q. Miller held the positive opinion
that while the Pennsylvania primaries
made the campaign more OF an even
battle, nothing could develop that
would bar from the national conven-
.ion the Michigan delegation chosen
by the Taft" convention last Thurs
day, at Bay City.
Contests In national conventions
are settled on their merits" said Sen.
ator Miller. 1T is preposterous to
think OF a delegation being seated
with no more claim than that OF the
Roosevelt delegation named at Bay
City. | have too much confidence in
the integrity OF the Roosevelt cam.
paign managers TO believe that they
will attempt 10 seat the Roosevelt
delegates named at Bay City, even in
the event that the Roosevelt people
get 1T COHtTOl VI the itlHpOTuIy Ut
ganization of the national convention.
our OF 1912 delegates entitled TO vote
there were 1,047 present, and voting
after the Roosevelt people had left
the Bay City armory This shows
that they could have had only 26o der
egates at the outside.
Alex J. Groesbeck. who was elected
Republican state chairman last
Thursday at Bay City by the Taft
convention, declined TO be classified
as a Taft" spokesman. but said In
reference 10 the Pennsylvania pri-
maries that they did make the cam
paign look more like horse race. He
also expressed the opinion that politl-
cal conditions within the stat chad
much 10 do with the Pennsylvania re.
suits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-15
DOCTORS FORCED TO SPEND
SEVERAL HOURS IN JAIL
Kept Behind Bars Until Bail Is
Secured-K. & K. Museum
Is Seized

Drs. r. ID. and G.. e. Kennedy who
advertise freely under the name oi
Drs. X. G. X, Burr c. Thomas and
John Babbington, of the firm of Bah
bington & Thomas, and j. M. Blake
ly, OF the Hunt Institute, who were
arrested at noon Saturday in raid
of the Offices of so-called medical
specialists OF the city, were held in
a cell in the county jail for several
hours Saturday afternoon until bail
was secured They were all success
full after some delay, and were lib
Grated.
The raid was pulled off under the
direot tions of members OF PROSECUTORS
Shepherds stan, with the aid OF sew
eral detectives. After Drs. X. & X
had been taken into custody the ex-
tensive museum they they maintain
for the purpose OF frightening VIC
tins, was carted away by the police
and 1t will probably be destroyed
This museum, the most disgusting
imaginable, was in charge OF IL
year-old boy, who, escorted visitors
through and explained the subjects
shown.
The doctors arrested were high
ly indignant over the treatment they
received.
I'VE will give them a run for their
money If they try TO show that we
have violated the law" declared DR..
John Babbington. Our business Is
legitimate"
Il will hold them responsible for
any damage to the museum they have
seized, declared DR.. Kennedy.
The specialists" operate mostly
among the ignorant foreigners, it is
said, and get business by employing
solicitors, paying SO for every case
sent them. Ii is said that one Italian
solicitor sent his own brother, In per-
feet health, to one firm. and he was
bled to the extent of $50.
Prosecutor Shepherd says he has
information that when a victim IS
being examined his clothes are
searched in an effort to learn how
much money he has.