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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-05-10
" +. II ARRINGTON.
Acting Secretary.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS

Dog licenses for the year l9l2,
are now ready and may be procured
from Matt Farrell pound master
All owner, Of dogs are hereby
notified that any dog found Within
the limits Of Carson CIV Nevada,
after June |, 1912. will be destroyed
in accordance with ordinance number
- Of the ordinances oi Carson City.
Nevada
Ed REGAIN.
Marshall
IIa,oI Nav l. 1912
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DIR. w. +. MCLANE
OPTICAL SPECIALIST

Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted
:, "rrcct tho defects that glasses
viii cure Office at Mrs. C. w
Friends Jcwclry Store. ALI
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Nevada Sheep Commission
odd Fellows Bld Assn ........... $4,000
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ba,c' May |, 1912.
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rscApEs AN AMrIL rtrE.

a thousand Tongues could not ex-
press the gratitude Of Mrs. ). +. Cox.
OF Joliet. lll.. Tor her wonderful deiiv-
eraree frosn an awful fate. "rypliuiI
pneumonia had left me With dread
ful coaah. she writes Sometime.
l had such awful coughing spells !
thought would die could get NJ
help from doctors treatment or other
medicines til I used Or Kings New
Discovery But owe my life to thla
wonderful remedy fcr ! scarcely cough
at all now" Quick and safe, iiH the
most reliable OF all throat and lung
medicines Every bottle guaranteed
soc and 800. Trial bottle free at
Hunter Palmers- s--Adv
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ARKANSAS WILEY ROUTE
IS OPPOSED BY DENVER

Denver. Nov. Steps to combat
the efforts Of the Santa Fe Trail as
ISOLATION to secure the transconr-
mental automobile route for the Arkan-
sas valley road will probably be taken
at once by the good roads associations
of Denver. who want more north
erly route adopted. probably that
which strikes Idaho Springs. Sulphur
Springs. Gienwood Springs and Grand
Junction.
The Santa Fe trail passes to the
Southwark of Denver. Pueblo being its
"farthest north" 1t follows the va
ley OF the Arkansas valley westward
from the Kansas line and strikes south
and west from Pueblo to Santa F..
The American Automobile associa-
tion is now figuring on establishing
an official transcontinentai route from
New York to San Francisco in ad
vance of the Panama Pacific exposition
OF 1915. A. l.. westgard. representing
the association. is now engaged ia
seeking the proper route.
The Santa Fe Trail association Is a
powerful organization. containing si.-
600 members. recruited among the in
fiuentlal citizens OF those portions OF
Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico.
through which the historic road
passes. They have put the road In
good shape within the past two years,
and are now bidding for It's use as =
portion of the through route.
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MRS. EDDY'S ESTATE 4
APPRAISED AT S237,843.75

Boston. Mass. Nov 7.--Mrs Baar
C. Eddy. founder OF the ~
Science Church. had in Massachusetts
at the time OF her death ss2.ss5.s5 a
personal property and real estate VAL
ued az sl5s.oOo. according to tho re-
port of Thomas W strceter. Frederick
Il. Jennings and John W. wor,hinrton.
who were appointed by the Probate
Court to appraise the estate Thsy
were Instructed to make return .
Josiah L. Foranaid OF Concord. \. ~.
administrator Of the viii Of Mrs. Eddy
allowed by the courts OF New Hamp-
shire
All the personal property goes {,
the Christian Science q ch under
the decision Of the Supreme Court OF
New Hampshire. which sustained tho
viii ef Mrs. Eddy. Tho entire amount.
which the New HamIohirc administi'a-
tor Uni turn over TO the church. Ia
about s2.oco.ooc.
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About Leaving Canon City

We have mentioned this before. but
1t is good subject to talk about.
Do you know of anybody who ever
sold out here and invested elsewhere
to their advantage?
Don't you know of a whole lot Of
people who have gone away and lost
money?
Where in this broad country of ours
is an acre OF ground that will produce
more than the ground right here?
Where is there climate that has
half the benefits and advantages as
ours?
Where is there a town that is in
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N 4 LIONS Of VOTERS
At TUESDAYS ELEL TI0h


An estimate recently male iy tie
census bureau at Washington shows
that about i5.soo.ooo men AMI eso.oqo
women were entitled 70 vote 1T tie
presidential election last TUESDAY. Il
appears from the estimate that there
are 2s.sos.l5i males in the country
who are over the voting age, but Z
1851 .5s7 Of these are foreign born and
unable to vote But statistics show
that only s5 per cent OF the potential
voters do actually east ballots The
main factors Of voluntary dlsqualIa-
cation are failure 10 vote ana fal-
ure 20 register. Factors OF involna-
tary disqualification are sicknese. inA-
biIiiy 10 establish legal residence. coa-
viction Of crime and inability 10 pass
state nnteracy tests The iIliteracy
tcst Is one chief factor in geducinE tle
colored vote. There are six states in
which women have the right TO vos
Thcy are. California. Colorado. Idi-
no. Utah. Washington aud wyomins-
The voting population In i9cS WAS es.
eI7.5oo. and the actual vote cast was
lg,sSs.4l2
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AMMOhS WILL NOT ASK
FOR SECOND TERM

Hot Sulphur Springs. Colo. Nov. Z
II expect to be governor OF Colora 10
for but two years and shall not be -
candidate for any political office At
the expiration OF that time" said Elias
NJ. Ammons. governor-elect. YESTERDAY.
The policy OF my administration. a ;
far as am able to control 1t. will be
for constructive work for the upbuild-
ing of the state. II has always been
my firm conviction that our greatest
prosperity must come through the de-
velopment of our natural resources.
For the last six years we have
been retarded because OF the changed
federal policies in relation to the pub
lie lands. II is particularly gratify-
ing. therefore. that with the change ~
administration and the election of
Woodrow Wilson as president, pledged
to withdraw interference with the de-
velopment of our natural resources.
we shall have the opportunity to maze
the progress we all desire
My administration will be for good
roads and for constructive legislation
that II will not only build the roads.
but maintain them after construction.
We shall labor earnestly To remove
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SENATOR'S ELECTED.

First District. Denver County--Jos
eph Merry. Democratic; Helen Ring
Robinson. Democrat; Reuben J. Mo-
ris. Democrat
Second District. Pueblo County
Samuel J. Burris. Democrat
Third District. FL Paso County
William c. Robinson Republican.
Fourth District. Las Animas Count
Normal y. wyckon, Democrat
Fifth District. Boulder couny-Ed
ward Anolter. Democrat.
Seventh District. Weld County-Hd-
bert Reynolds. Democrat.
Eighth District. Clear Creek and Jef-
ferson Counties-B. F. Carver. Demo
crat
Ninth District. Fremont County
Matt n Lines. Republican.
Eleventh District. Ptkin and Gun
nIson counties-J. F. Pearson. Dem9-
crat
Thirteenth District. Routt. Moffat.
Summit, Grand and Jackson coun-
tles-Thomas II. Iless, Democrat.
Twenty-hrst District. Garfield. RIO
Blanco ans Eagle counties-B. 4.
Napier, Democrat
Twenty Second District. Denver.
Arapahoe. Cheyenne. Yuma. Phillips
and Washington counties-John J..
Tierney. Democrat
Twenty-Fourth District. coneios
County, w II. Adams. Democrat
Twenty-sixth District. Boulder.
Gnpln. Clear Creek and jefferson
Counties l. J. Williams. Republican
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Colorado Legislators
Elected On uesday

Democrat; Warren VI. Persons. Pr.
gresslve: 7. f. Thomas. Progrcssive
Teller County,. H. Ferguson. Dem-
oerai; George Lewis. Democrat. +. r.
Young. Democrat
Garfield county-Erucst Barlow
Democrat
Costiila aud Hueriano Countless 81.
tonic Baidez. Republican.
Delta county-H W. Bennett Dean
ocrat
Gnpin County Charles o. Richards.
Democrat.
Gunnison county-Georse H. Block,
Democrat.
jefferson Wilbur F. smith.
Republican.
Lake County,. y. Turnbull. Demo
crat: }. c. Carrie. Republican.
La Plata County weorEe Weaver.
Democrat
Las Animas couuty-w. w Boyle.
Republican; John Mayer. Republican.
Larimer county-E. J. Pullestoa.
Democrat
Mesa county-w ~ Porter. Demo-
orat
o,ero and crowley counties--o W.
West. Democrat.
ouray County Charles Daley. Dem.
ocrat.
saguache county-w. e. Gardn r..
Progressive.
san Juan County, II. slattcry,
Democrat
San Miguel coun,y-AIberi.I Woods.
Democrat
Weld County,. T. Philip. Demo
crat; John a. Hicks. Democrat.
Routi. Rio Blanco and Moaat coun-
tles-R. G. Noryer. Democrat.
Grand. summit and Jackson cour-
ties-sIewers Fincher., Democrat
Lincoln. Phillips. Yuma. Kit Car
son and Cheyenne couniics-iouis
vosi. Democrat
Morgan, Logan. Washington AMI
sedgwiek co,nties--c. o. Finch, Dca-
ocrat
Pueblo County Charles J. Left
wich. Democrat: @. Ashton. Demo
crat; Patrick Mcdonald. Democrat;
HaIlet Gallup. Democrat
Boulder Alphonse Ardour-
ed, Democrat: @. W. GOES. Democrat.
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cArARRm CANNOT BH CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATION. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
caiarrh Il blood or constitutional
disease. and In order to cure II vol
must take interral remed.es. Haiia
catarrh Gre is taken internally. and
acix directly upon the blood and M
cous surfaces Halls catarrh Cure
u not a quaok medicine. Il was IRE
rciibed by one Of the bes, physicisns
~ this county for years an i reg
ulai prescription. It ID mposoc Of
the best tonics known. cofn'!ned WI
tie best blood purifiers. acting direct
y on the mucous surfaces The per.
iect combination OF the two 'ngreaiea =
is what produces such wonderful re-
suits in curing estErrh. s,ld for 'cs.
timonIalr. free
=. J. CHENEY & CO. Proes. Toledo
o.
Sold by Druggists. price i5-.
Tasc>Hails Family Pills Tor eons'i-
pation.--Ady.
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DIED FROM PULMONARY
TUBERCULOSIS FRIDAY

Miss Mertie ~ IeyicK died at 32I
Harrison avenue this morning from
pulmonary tuberculosis. Deceased
was twenty-three years Of age and
came here from Missouri about eve
months ago Tor the benefit Of her
health Her father and two sisters
were with her when the end came
The funeral and lnterment viii be held
here. but no announcement has been
made when they viii take place Miss
I.evick was born in Illinois.
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SO crippled with rheumatism coI.d
not dress without help. and had kidney
trouble for years. started using
Foley Kidney pills and nov all nv
trouble has left me and ! do not feel
that ever had rheumatism. rest
well all night and tho SO years old.
can now do the york Of man Of 30
years would Ike TO be the means
o. others getting benefit rom Foley
Kidney Pills. Corner Drag
Store.
tAdyertisement)
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better business shape than ours,
or course you don't know of any
anywhere.
The fact is that few sections of the
country are booming right now. Things
are quiet everywhere. Canon City IS
better on right now than any other
city We know anything about. Other
towns in Colorado that three years
ago were out-strippins US in growth
are quiet now and slower than Canon
City.
II any man who holds real estate
here could sell out at fancy price
he would find hard work investing HIS
money to any better advantage.
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every repression from the development
OF the mining and agricultural re-
sources. The state government Will
lead in the effort to bring more people
to the state and also TO encourage the
investment OF capital here.
ITO accomplish these ends I earnest
ly desire the cooperation o; every
business man and commercial organl-
zation OF the state. In my opinion We
have had a snperabundance of pol
tics In Colorado. and 1t is my hope
that we shall be able to develop -
much active business that all our peo-
pie will be too busy for the next two
years at least to even consider poli'-
ical questions.
II believe that we are on the thresh-
old OF one OF the greatest business re-
vivals this country has ever Witnessed.
There is no reason why coorado
should not have her full share OF this
revival. and as far as I am able. with
the assistance OF the business intere-
ests of the state. hope to bring the
active support of my administration -
this result
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REPREsENT.TIyEs ELECTED.

chanee couniy-w l. Phllbin, Dem
ocrat
Fremont coun,y-T N. Howelis.
Republican.
Clear Crock couniy-John ". OIL,
Democrat.
Adams. Arapnhoe and Elbort Conn
tics-John y. Counter. Democrat.
Dolores and Montezuma Counties
Pearl B. Gates. Democrat.
Eagle County,. z. Kennedy. DEM
ocrat
Fl Paso County,. X Kavananga.
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WHAT rrxANs ADMIRE

is hearty. vigorous life. according "
Hugh Tallman. OF san Antonio. ~'ke
ind" he writes. that Dr. Kings NeS
Life pills surely pnt new life, kpd cn-
ergy into person. wife and believe
thoy are the best made. Excellent
for. stomach. liver or kidney troubles.
25 OTIS. at Hunter Palmcr's. Adv.
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The election returns from most Cr
the Frfemont county precincts came n
very slowly due to the complexity of
the ticket and the great amount Of
work required OF the judges and
clerks Ia counting and tabulating he
result o. the days balloting. Most of
sample" ballot the vote given for ;Ic
judicial, legislative and county eandi-
dates. but neglected the figures on the
United States senatorship. the state
candidates and on the Initiated and
referred bills and the constitutional
amendments. As result OF that
omission II is impossible to give any
think like an approximate estimate OF
the number of votes they received.
One precinct. Radiant, failed to send
in an unofficial count when the ballot
county clerk and good deal of guess
ing was INDUCED in by the candidates
and their friends in relation to the
support they were given there. Up 10
noon today nothing had been heard
from Wilbur precinct. but returns arc
expected from there this afternoon.
The contest was very close ole
between several of the opposing can-
dIdates, but others had such a long
lead as to leave them without serious
competition. The race between Jon A.
than Seaman and Blake Rogers for the
county treasurership; between Horace
J. Craig and J. W. Augustine for the
assessorship. between Joe Esser and
William II. Newcomb for sheriff. and
between William J. Davis and W. =.
chapson for county commissioner for
the first district was very close and
speculation was rife all day on We'll
nesday as to which of them We're real
ly elected The returns from the fifth
aud sixth precincts of Canon City.
which came in late Wednesday even
ing. practically settled the matter 40
far as Esser. Augustine. Rogers and
Davis were concerned. by turning the
tide in favor OF their opponents.
II. T.. Smith for county clerk. Jas.
J.. Cooper for county Judge, W. II.
Pigg for county commissioner, from
the third district. Matt y. Lines for
state senator. Chas. a. wilkin Or
judge OF the eleventh judicial district.
and Gilbert A. Walker for district at
torney were easy winners. Smiths
plurality over c. 4 Linkins fos
county clerk was 1852. coopers plu-
rallty over Kent L. Eldred for county
Judge was $40. W. II. Pigg's plurality
over Albert Philip for county com
missioner was 579. Chas 4. wilkins
plurality over Augustus Pease 7sf.
and Gilbert \. Walkers plurality over
Albert r. Miller was 525 Miss Mabel
Curran's plurality over Mrs Lulu B.
McCorlIle for county superintendent
OF schools was 335.
With the exception OF the county
superintendcncy Of schools and the
commlssionerships from the first anl
third districts all OF the candidates
on the Republican and Progressive
tickets were elected The official car
vass OF the votes cast at Tuesdays
election must lie made within ten
days under the law and will, probably.
take place next Monday.
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FRUITMERE
AND FOURMlLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mink ard child
rem and Mr. John Mink came down
from their ranch or Cottonwood creek
Saturday. Mrs. Mink and children
expect to remain in town for a few
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. ]. w. Sweeney made a business
trip to town this week from his rest
dence in Garden Park, preparatorye;o
making another "trip g the northern
part OF the state. Bob Runner will
accompany him. They expect to Le
gone about four OF hve days.
Mrs. Lnegar. a former resident Z
Canon City. who has been away for
some time past, came up from Ord
way Sunday where sne had been Wis
iting friends for some time. and ex-
poets to spend about a month visit
ing friends in toY. She is visiting
with the Muir family OF East Main
street at present
Mr.. r. y. Gage and Geo. Newell
have jus, tent a car OF apples 20
Hutchinson. Kansas.
.s.ss
Mrs. Alex Mink and children are
visiting with Mr. Howard suiiiva5v'on
Lincoln Park this week.
.sss.
The -Four Mile Progressive eiuS
will meet with Mrs. Curtis Of cys9iie
avenue. Friday of this week A plAs-
ant and profitable afternoon Is antici-
pated.
The East Canon division OF prayer
meeting met with Mrs Turner of East
Main street A very profitable meet
ing was held It will meet with Mrf.
Hurlhurt the nrsi Monday In Decem-
Der and Mrs. sarlor will j7Sd Al
the ladies of the Fruitmere and -Four
Nile districts are cordially invited n
attend. -
Mrs Minnie Hurlburt OF cIeveiAnj.
Ohio. and son. Mr. Hurlbur,. OF n t.-
burg. Penn. are visiting with Mr. aad
Airs F. II. Carpenter and family ~
East Main street Mrs. Hulburt will
make an extended visit In the st
while her son viii start for csllfo'n'a
"Wednesday evening expecting to re-
turn TO Canon City abou, the 2tth .
November -- =
4 Jolly rariy OF young people OF
the Frn,metc ana -Four Nile districts
gathered a. the Runner residense
Thursday eyonine. dressed a. witeh.s.
ghosts ami numerous other ways Tie
party disbanded At a late hour claim
ing having had a nne time
Mr.. and Mrs Ralsion aud cfuiiy.
who expected to start for Ne1rsss,
soon. have decided TO make their hnnic
on Elm avenue Lincoln Park. Tor tie
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w. a. Smith. Bridseton, Ind. is tell
ing his friends and neighbors. of his re-
turn to health and strength by the use
of Foley Kidney Pills. and he says a.e
wants others to benefit also. 81 was
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Charlie Laird Is at present at Daw-
son. New Mexico. where he has 4 fTe
position in the employ OF the DAVIS, n
Fuel company He is doing electro
work In the mine motor garage.
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Pigg's moiorlty ...............,57

II Is believed that about eight or ten
voles we're polled in Wilbur precinct
and that something like sixty ballots
were cast in Radiant precinct VIII
bur is largely Democratic. bat the
Republicans carried Radiant by a co. =
siderable majority
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REPUBLICANS WIN
ALL BUT THREE OF
COUNTY OFFICES

With the vote OF Radiant and VIII
bur precincts omitted the result Of
Tuesdays balloting appears on the
face OF the returns TO be as follows:
For District Judge
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dAdyeriisement.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Citation for Hearing on Petition for
Probate Of Will.
RevisiOn of 1860

Estate of Heinrich Thesing, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Heinrich Thesing, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all per-
SONS interested in the allowance and
probate of the will of said decedent:
The petition of Lisetta Thesing, be-
ing duly filed in this court, represent
ing that Heinrich Thesing, then a resi-
dent of the County of Stearns, State of
Minnesota, died on the Goth day of
August, 1912, leaving a last will and
testament which is presented to this
court with said petition, and praying
that said instrument be allowed as the
last will and testament of said dece-
dent. and that letters testamentary
be issued thereon to her, the said
Lisetta Thesing. Now therefore, you,
and each of you, are hereby cited and
required to show cause, if any you
have, before this court, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Co.rt House.
in the City of st. Cloud, County of
Stearns. State of Minnesota, on the 81.
day of September. 1912, at 9 o'clock, A.
M, why the prayer of. said petition
should not be granted.
Witness the honorable A. H. Klaseu,
Judge of said court. and the seal of
said court, this 28th day of August
1912.
A. H. KLASEN,
(Court Seal) Judge.
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