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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.

SIS.
cAsrls. C. paPses, ~ ae' District Court
Plaintiff. xa -.
VS.. NJ. $50
The Canon City. Flor
ence a Royal Gorge
interurban Railway
Company.
Defendant.
T. q. Moore, Public
Trustee OF Fremont
CLsAy. State OF Colo
rado, ana ali and es-
cry the sundry person
and persons. owning
or holding the
tssnds Of the Canon
Wy. Florence a. Roy
al Gorge llnterurban
Railway Company OF
the Issue OF May LIST.
1906. and secured by
the mortgage OF said
Company OF date the ALIAS
18th day OF March.
1906. as the same ap- SIIuunNs
pears OF record at
page 20S of book i3S
of deed records In
the Office OF the
County Clerk and Re
corder OF said Free
mont County: and
Frank s. Granger and
W. ID. White and VIII
liauA Kenly and
Tho&as II. Jeffries
and b. +. Rockafcl-
low,
DefSpdan,s by order
olCourt,
Hugh McKinstry and !
.. also W. Il. Lofflin
and NJ. Fabraixo.
Intervenors.
THO. NJ. Harding,
Receiver
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
c0LoRADO.
IoFrank s. Granger, and TO all and
ev9lysthe sandry person and persons
owning or holding the bonds OF The
Canon City, Florence q Royal Gorge
Irxrurban Railway Company OF the
fsSiie OF May lst, 1906. and secured by
the. mortgage decd Of said company
OF eate the 18th day of March, 1906.
ne the same appears OF record at page
20S OF book 139 OF deed records In the
Office Of the County Clerk and Record
er OF said Fremont County. defend
ants above named. GREETING:
You are hereby required % appear
n, "a action brought against the above
fnsmod daferdant-The Canon CITY
Florenc s. - Royal 0orks Interuroau
hallway Il Company-by the above
Snmo1 plaintt4. IN tie plsES5ct Court
q Tf61oR& Coonty, o<ate q Coloro6e'
~ onSNor ~ C6nQIo1nt eAeeo11
~ 1kS SStuIi7 - l111oIo u 1R1GFVok.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18

The reception for the new members
OF the First Presbyterian church viii
be held In the church parlors Al 7:so
this evening. There will be . pleasing
musical program and refreshments
win b. served during the course Of
~ sssains. All nemSers q tho
esereA - sensrssatsoa ~ lavissas
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18
T. B. MOORE,
County Treasurer.
SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED.
GeneraI Fund.

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered School Warrants is
sued by the several districts of Fre-
mont County. Colorado. drawn upon
the General Fund, will be paid on pre-
sentation to the County Treasurer at
his office in Canon City. Colorado, any
time during business hours between
the date of this notice and the 30th
day of April. 1912. and further notice
is hereby given that the School War
rants Called by this notice not so pre-
sented shall cease to draw interest on
and after April goth. 1912.
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General Fund.
Date

Wltness my hand and Official sea
(Seal.)
T. B, MOORE.
BY E NJ
First Publication April 11th. 1912.
Last Publication April 25th, 1912
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FOR RENr-l2 acre garden land with
room house and outbuildiags.
acres well set to fruit with gocj
house and barn on South Ninth. Lir-
cold Park. Phone Jss. T. Wilson. p
sli. ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18

this 10th day OF April. A. d. 1912.
(Seal.)
T. B. MOORE.
-Nss <-S County Treasurer
BY E. NJ n
First Publication April 11th, 1912 I
Last Publication April 25th. 1912.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18

FOR sAr4r--Livsry barnl Enqairs r
G.. Hissine, Rocky Nodntain Livery,
wy-te
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18
No. Date
Warrant Dist. Registration

Witness my hand and official sea
this 10th day of April. A. d. 1912.
(Seal.)
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CHANGE IN WEDDING RITUAL
New Amendment Agreed to by the
Lower House Of convoeation
at Canterbury.

London.-The Canterbury lower
house OF convocation agreed to q
modification of the marriage service
by substituting the words. "Bestow,
we beseech thee. upon these two per
sons the heritage and gift OF children"
for the existing too plain spoken form.
Some objection was made to the
change. but the general sentiment OF
the conyocation was In favor of II.
The Dean Of Winchester remarked
that many passages OF scripture would
bring out higher ideals than are ex.
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Paul. who had ideas about wives that
Christianity has largely altered
The house OF convocation OF York
has called upon the government TO for.
bid the disseminating Of Mormonism
In the United Kingdom.
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Too ciddy al 20.

Philadelphia. Pa.-Robert Aspinwall.
20 years old took out license &c
marry Mrs. Mary Pope. 60. but before
the prospective bride would sign her
name to the application she turned 10
her aged wooer and asked:
Robert. are you willing 20 keen
your promise that you will not run
around nights after we are married."
When he had promised Mrs Pope
explained to the marriage license
clerk:
Il have been married twice before.
and my other husbands used 20 wan.
der from their own firesldes. am
getting a little old now and don't
propose 10 be alone at night"
Mr.. Aspinwall said that he also had
been married twice before. and said
he didn't care to run around much
any more.
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COSTS MONEY TO BE MAYOR
English Officials Have to BE Satisfied
With Glory and Honor-Liverpooi
Executive Well Paid.

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more expensive than the provincial
mayors. In most OF the cities and
towns of the United Kingdom an
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Client to cover the ordinary expenses
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ferent.
The lord mayor. OF course. is In a
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10 that out of his own pocket Is an
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district. London Is divided into 20
metropolitan boroughs.
or the provincial cities Liverpool IL
the most generous TO It's mayor. givins
a fixed salary OF $4,000. which Is add
ed TO when extraordinary expenses are
incurred. The Liverpool council also
pays about $4,000 year for horses
and carriages Birmingham. now the
second largest city In the United King
dom. made grant for the mayor last
year for the first time. fixing the sum
al $4,000. Manchester. Sheffield. Leeds
and Leicester. all places where the
position OF mayor necessarily entails
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Plan Of Small Glasses, With a Little
Expert at the Head Of Each, Makes
High Attendance Record.

Los Angeles, Cal.-Through an en-
tirely original idea OF teaching work
and play the board OF education is fast
reducing the work OF the juvenile
court in passing on truancy cases. Tho
idea. ms suggested by Professor y. J.
Lickley. has reached the stage where
there IL now an average attendance
OF 90 per cent. for the entire year. in
special ungraded schools made up Of
obstreperous boys.
The schools were started ms an ex-
pertinent following the assertion OF
W. L. Bodlnc. supervisor OF COM
pulsory education In Chicago. that
there were more truants In Los An.
geles than any other city in the
United States.
we had to do something to re-
duce the number OF boys going before
the juvenile court" said Professor
Lickley. head of the department OF
compulsory education.
There seems to be but one cure for
the trouble. and we have at last found
II. The remedy for such cases lies
In grouping the boys In small classes.
never more than 10 TO q room. and
putting them In charge Of man in
structor who is In sympathy with the
work. Not only must he know how to
deal with boys. but he must be prof.
cient In athletics to the extent that
he can educate the boys in play as
well as work.
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Mocklnu Doc can Grow.

Evansville. Ind.--Noble Stailings.
living at New Harmony. has a dog
that initiates the Growing of a rooster
closely. When the dog was only a
few weeks old he began TO take no
tice of the Growing OF ROSTERS early
in the morning and he began to imi
tate them.
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sleeps and attends nickel shows. has
been turned over to the juvenile court.
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Pittshurg. Pa.-Andrew Carnegie
has ordered a replica made OF the
monster dlplodocus IN the Carnegie
museum here. to be presented to King
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STATEMENT SHOWING
THE CONDITION or TIE FARM.
ERS' FIRE iNSi RANCE COMPANY.
or YORK. IA. DECEMBER ~. 1911
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do you want TO plant commercial
orchard that win pay you? Apply at
once to Harrisop's Nurseries, Berlin,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-04-08

State of Iowa, Lee county. So:
In the district court Of said county,
May term, 1912.
Charles G. Earnest and Marcus B.
Earnest, plaintiffs VS.. Thomas Har-
disty and. =. Hardisty, his wife.
Mrs. Thomas Hardesty; Thomas
Fitzpatrick and. Fitzpatrick, his
wife; Mrs. Erie J. Leech; Mrs. Jos
eph Webster; William Caldwell and
Caldwell, his wife; Barton Cald-
well and. ~. Caldwell, his wife;
Tarlton Caldwell and. Caldwell,
his wife; Emma Guinea and David
Guinea, her husband; Clara Spani and
$3.50. Spani, her husband:
And the UNKNOWN HEIRS OF the
above named defendants and of each
of them;
Mona Earnest widow;
E. J. Rizer. Sr., (widower);
Louise Arnesen and Alfred Arnesen
her husband;
Elizabeth McMurry widow;
E.. j. Rizer, Jr., and Laura Rizer
his wife;
d. H. Rizer and Julia Rizer, his
wife;
Martin Luther Rizer (unmarried) ;
P. Robin Rizer and Ethel Rizer
his wife;
William vorreiter and. ~. .vorreit
er. his wife:
William vockrodt and. vock
rodt, his wife;
And the UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS
in and to the following described rea
| estate situated in the City of For
Madison, northern district OF Lee
county, State Of Iowa, to wit:
outlot No. 1926, the north half 0
the west half of outlot No. 100, ant
a footway across the south half o
outlot No. 100 to Sixth street, de
scrlbed as commencing at a point s.
feet east Of the southwest corner o
| said outlot No. 100; thence north +
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was reported to his employer and sum-
marily fired.
There has been little planting done
in Nauvoo yet. This week almost
everybody will be busy.
Nearly everybody in Nanvoo is talk
Ing OF going to Keokuk to see how the
the big water power dam is progress
ing as soon as the weather becomes
spring and summer like.
The country roads and Nauvoo
streets are getting much better at this
time.
The Expositor building erected in
Mormon times Is now RACED and the
business block In which it was located
is improved in appearance. When a
new business building Is erected on
this lot and on the lot east OF the
Wolfe shoe store and the front Of the
business building on the east corner
cut off, Nauvoo will have a beautiful
| business block.
The Nauvoo high school boys have
organized baseball club. They will
| purchase new uniforms.
Some of our people speak OF spend
| ing year in the south pole country
| II we thought next winter would be
like the one Just ended we'd join
| them.
Our winners are busy as bee.
pruning their vineyards.
Wanted: More business buildings II
Nauvoo before the Keokuk water
power dam is completed.
A fellow advises us that never be
fore at this season OF the year has ht
seen SO few book beer signs in thu
saloon windows in Nauvoo What con
nection has this with the hard win
ter? J n :
/ What many Nauvoo people would
like to see and hear: That chorc
again. The Nauvoo band went fo
practice one evening in every weel
and every member present and as en-
thusiastic as ever.
Our people should not forget Arbo
day. April &c. If everyone would plan
a tree how nice it would be.
What most Nauvoo people need i
encouragement or pluck to go ahea,
, in the face OF the seemingly insur
, mountable. They should be encouras
ed to go forward in all legitimate In
provements and enterprises.
: Travelling men will now becom
! more numerous since the crossin
: has got to be more pleasant TIL
regular trips will soon commence BIZ
e tween here and Montrose
q Nauvoo housekeeping time is no
e here and the less man stays at HON
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1ou can't buy
Where?

the south line of the north half of
said outlot; thence east 31s feet;
thence south to the south line Of said
outlot; thence west Sls feet to the
place of beginning. Eft al; defendants.
TO SAID DEFENDANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
that there is now ON file in the office
of the clerk of the district court or
Lee county, Iowa, the petition OF plain
tiffs, claiming that with the defendant,
Mona Earnest, they are the owners
of the real estate described In the
caption hereof and that they, with
those under whom they claim. have
been in the open, notorious, continue
GUS and adverse possession of said
real estate, under color OF title and
with claim OF ownership, for more
than twenty-five years last past, and
are now in the possession of said real
estate, claiming to be the owners
thereof.
That the apparent interest In said
real estate of Thomas Hardisty and
~. Hardisty, his wife, and Of the I'M
known heirs of said defendants, arises
because said real estate was patented
in the name of Thomas Hardisty
while the correct name of the paten
| tee was Thomas Hardesty, and In q
conveyance executed by Thomas Har
desty in 1S41, no wife tnites.
That the apparent interest in sale
real estate Of Thomas Fitzpatrick and
-. Fitzpatrick, his wife, and of theil
unknown heirs, exists because por
ton OF said real estate was conveyed
to said Thomas Fitzpatrick, and there
| is no conveyance of record from him
That the apparent interest in sale
real estate of Mrs. Erie j. Leech
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and of her unknown heirs, exists be-
cause in 1857, Erie J. Leech convey
ed said real estate by warranty deed,
but the record does not disclose
whether he was unmarried.
That the apparent interest In said
real estate of Mrs. Joseph Webster,
and of her unknown heirs, exists be-
cause in power of attorney exc
cuted by Joseph Webster in 1874,
authorizing the attorney therein
named to sell and convey said real
estate, no wife unites, and there Is no
showing that said Joseph Webster
was unmarried at that date.
That the apparent interest in said
real estate of William Caldwell and
...... Caldwell, his wife, Barton Cald-
well and. -. +. Caldwell, his wife. and
Tarlton Caldwell and Caldwell,
his wife, and. OF the unknown heirs
of each of said defendants, exists be-
cause In 1876, said real estate was
conveyed to said defendants, but the
the records do not disclose any con-
/ veyance conveyed by them;
that subsequently, in 1s4s, said
real estate was sold for
taxes, and a deed issued therefor.
That the apparent lien upon aid
real estate Of Emma Guinea and
David Guinea, her husband, and Clara
Spani and. $50. .Spani. her husband,
and of the unknown heirs Of each OF
said defendants. exists because in
1891, mortgage on said real estate
/ was executed TO Dorothea Barth, and
in 1902 was Cancelled by an attorney
/ appointed by the heirs OF said mort
4 gagee, but it is not clear from said
power of attorney that said attorney
was authorized to cancel said mort
gage.
That the apparent interest in, OF
lien upon, said real estate, OF the
other defendants, is fully set out in
said petition, to which reference Is
made.
i Said petition asks that the title tc
said real estate be quoted in plain
tiffs and defendant, Mona Earnest
and that all right, title or interest in
or lien upon, said real estate. of al
OF the other defendants, be cut off
and barred, and that plaintiffs be de
creed to be the owners of the undi
vided one-half of said real estate, sub
. ject to the rights OF defendant, Maut
. Earnest. and that Defendant Mona
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Earnest be decreed to be the owner
OF the undivided one-half OF said real
estate, and that said real estate Do
partitioned, or, If not susceptible VI
division, that 1t be sold, and the pro.
ceeds arising from the sale Thereon
distributed among the parties entitleu
thereto, in proportion to their interest,"
therein, and for such other and turin
or relief as may be equitable, inciuu'
ing costs and attorneys fees.
you ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED
that unless you appear thereto ana oe.
fend on or before noon Of the secoha
day Of the next term OF the district
court In and for said Lee county, lowe
to be begun and held at the court mouse
in the City of Keokuk, in said county
and state. on the 9Th day OF May,
1912, a default will be entered against
you, and the relief prayed for VIII DO
granted.
POWER g. POWER,
/ Attorneys for plaintiffs
ORDER.
The foregoing original notice nav
! ing been examined and found IN com
pliance with the statute, it is mere
by expressly approved, and 1t Is oae,.
ed that it be published in The Gas0
City, a newspaper published in hee,
kuk, Lee county, Iowa. once WeeA
| for four ca successive weeks
w G HAMILTON, e
March aotb 1919 Judge.
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Murt,erer Gets EIomers

limited Press Leased Wire Service. !
BOSTON, April s. A cell full
of flowers brought Easter cheer to
DR.. C. W. t. Richeson. awaiting
execution for the murder of Miss Avis
Linnell. None came from Violet Ed
munds, his fianeee.
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NAUvOO, H., April s.-An invita-
ton ball takes place at the Nauvoo
opera house next Tuesday evening.
There were $50 invitations sent to the
lovers OF dancing and many will at
tend on account Of Agnes splendid
orchestra Of Keokuk will furnish the
music.
Another combination sale was held
IN Nauvoo last Saturday afternoon.
They are not as well attended as an
ticipated, the weather and roads per
haps being the cause.
There viii be five candidates for the
appointive Office Of marshal at the
May meeting of Nauvoo's city council.
The more the merrier and larger
bunch to select from.
In the separate maintenance suit OF
Mrs. Mable VS.. John Wolf in Carthage
at this term OF court, the lady was
awarded $40 month alimony and $3.50
attorney fees until suit is settled.
The Nauvoo township election was
held last Tuesday and one of the
largest votes polled for several years
and there was but one opposition for
any office on the entire ticket, that
OF collector. There were 255 votes
polled out of about little over 800
Louis Schoell defeated Ernest Schenk
by % majority. Jos. Nelson. ST., was
selected supervisor, VIM. Kenny as
SCISSOR, R. Sommerholder, town clerk
Chas. Steiner, school trustee, com
missioners OF highways. Mack New
ton, D Costello, pound master, l. Hud
son, constable. In Sonora township
Luke Brown, Democrat, candidate FOL
supervisor, defeated Vim. Thornber
republican. by but one vote.
You will not forget it, will you
Any time between Z a. m. and 5 p. m
will do. 1t liz short ballot, but al
aIderman's term is two years long
April 1e, at the Nauvoo opera house
With something more than its Gus
tomary enthusiasm the Mississippi
river is celebrating the breaking up o
a hard winter.
Our saloons will be closed mex
TUESDAY ana then again on the ues
day following. all on account of elee
tons. That makes three holidays TO
them in the month of April. 1t seem
tough, on them when they have to pu
up $1,000 a year for license at tn
time for payment coming May /.
At this season the weather ma
might as well close his shop and TAX
a vacaS>n. Anybody can guess a
we'll as he, We got April showers o
our first call.
Elmer Fisher and Dr. L. B. Hobb
who are agents of the Everett auto
have sold one of this make to Pos
master Beger.
The colored ballots to be used in tt
primaries April 9, next Tuesday, reca
the good old days before the Austria
ian ballot came into existence in tn
country In Vermont II a man wei
seen entering polling place with
blue ballot instead of a pink one,
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF OWLS,
Regular meeting Of the Independent
Order OF Owls the first and third
Tuesdays of each month at their han
in the Hubinger building, 25 North
Sixth street. Visiting Owls are cor
daily invited. Lee Hovey, worthy
president: Ed. w. Kiser secretary.
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You
Often Want

quick relief from biliousness-from
its headaches, its sour stomach,
hiccoughs, fatulence, unpleasant
breath and the general feeling of
good -for-nothingness 1t causes.
Thousands-through three gener-
atoms and the wide world over
have found, as YOU will find, that
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MODERN WoODMEN OF AMERICA
w. o. W.-Gate City Camp No. 81.
Woodmen OF World, meets second
ard fourth Tuesdays of each month
at Hawkes. hall, corner Eighth and
Main streets. Visiting soverigns cor.
daily invited. E. E. Severn. consul
commander; 3. r. Hawkes., clerk.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OR EAGLES.
Keokuk Aerie. No. 6s3-Meets first
and third Wednesday Of each month
at Eagles hall. b23 Main street Visit
ing brothers cordially invited. Phil
Chaser. w. president; @. A. Noakes,
secretary.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF eECUR-
ITY. KEOKUK COUNCIL, NO. 1o4s.
meets the first and third Monday Of
each month at A. O. o. ". hall at
8 o'clock. O. W. Rowe. presidents:
Ernest Best financier; Wayne Q.
Schenk, secretary.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

Keokuk Council No 536 meets first
and third Friday each month.
Hawkes. hall, Eighth and Main. Visit
ing brethren fraternally invited to
attend. 9. NJ. vogler. regent, j. l.
Annable, secretary.