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n 'or Warren IN the ninth.
SALT LAKE.
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~. ~ lwo- base hits-Changnon.
'sIer s.Ier Forlirr. Sacrifice hit
- s'vlen opSes-Bassey. CarnIan.
-, ~. reud'cton. Runs hattod in
y, ~ DAVIS. or Kaefer (2). First
sells-oif Bush. .: off Dresssn.
a ~ 1lt-By Bush. :: By Dressan,
w W. es-Missoula. .: Salt Lake.
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,n,Sonla. |, sonia. :. Time of camn-One
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= Ai,cndaucc-i0On
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Two-base hlta-C. Mcdonald, Campbell. Sweeney.
Stolen basos-Marsans. Grant Double plays
rsan 10 Ermond TO Tloblitzell, RsscS balls
or Guspar. 81 on Dickson 1. Struck out-'BJ
Gnspar, g. by Dickson, Sacrifice hltS-Hob-
lltzcn EgAn. Dickson Left on boHes-Cincin-
natl /. Boston. 9. Time OF game-:;os Um'
pireS-Johnstone and Eason
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Summary: Left bases-washington. 4; St
Louis, 5. Two.bosc hits-hoollcr. Johnson,
Schaefor. shott~n, Lnportc, Stol"n basos-Iiogan,
Double pluYa-FostoT Cunningham and Schaofer
Hamilton 10 StovpIl. IIits-on Brown. In 2
Iunlnea Bases on bails-On Johnuon. J; of
Brown e. of Hamilton, I. struck out-Bg Ham,
iltor 3; By Johnson. Z Sacrifice hits-Mlian,
Alngmith. Time Of game-1:io. Umpircs-Con-
molly and Hart.
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NOTICE.

Look here-If YOU want To cure csnker
use Halls cauker and diphtnerla lem shle
edv. Sold by all druggists c2ooS
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Detroit Defeats Champions,
By Interna tional News Service.

PHILADELPHIA. May i7.-Russell' s
wlldncss was responsible for the victory
OF Detroit In the opening game OF the
series with the Athletics today. The
score was & 10 2. Four OF his passes
were converted into runs The Athletics
hit Duhuc hard but great fielding by
Bush and Louden cut Off runs. Mono
of the Detroit outdednrs had a fielding
chance during tho game
purr
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summary: Three-baso hit-Bode. Two base
hitE--Hooper. Enslc. Kuhn. Collins Stolen bases
Collins Spcalter Gardner. Bases on ballH-Of
Pspe I: of Walsh. 2 Struck out-By Pape. G.
rs Walsh. I. Hit by pitcher-Lango Umplrcs-
O'Lnurhlln and Mestcrvelt
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CINCINNATI. BOSTON.

IRAN for Mclean in tenth.
.sBattcd for Canpar In tenth.
Rnsion ..,..........o q o IS
cincinnati :. .........0 IL
Summary; ThTcc-Dage hits-Bstes, Sweeney.
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To,ala =. : 1o . lo q Tolals :. d

.Bntted tcr KsIer in sxth.
Cleveland ...-s.....--.o 1
New York .....,-,.....2 o 2 o '-s
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Az Pittsburg-New Nork-PittsburS
game postponed: rain
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.Battcd for Brown in third
ST Louis ,s...,,..s,..s.n -
Washington ..........c o o 80
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way George replaced Kaler In the sixth
and was hit freely.
CLEVELAND NEW YORK.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
All repair work not called for in 10 DAYS
will he sold for charges. IT. Thoreson
S,a t' ststo c2o9l
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'Battcd for Weaver IN ninth,
Chicago ...............0 q +5
Boston ........,.......2 o o-2
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'Battod for Brown In second.
'.Bottcd for Mcintyre In fourth.
iRailad for Rlchln In aeNenth.
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sBattrd for Dale In fourth.
.-Batied for Woodburn in eighth.
iBaitch for Harmon In ninth.
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Coast League

SAN FRANCISCO, May lz-scor.t
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Northwestern League

PORTLAND. Or. May 17.-scors:
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LAW AvENGES
FOUL MURDER OF
AVIS LINNELL
Rev. c. V. T. Richeson Pays the
Penalty for Crime in the
Death Chair.
Richeson's Confession

Gentlemen: Deeply penitent for
my sin. and earnestly desiring. as far
as in my power lies. 10 make atone
ment. l hereby confess that am
guilty OF the orfense of which ! stand
indicted
Il am moved to this course by no
inducemsnt OF self-beneft or leniency.
Henious as is my crime, God has not
wholly abandoned me. and my con-
science and manhood. however de-
praved and bdighted. will not admit OF
my stIll wronging by public trial,
her, whose pure young life I have de-
sirsyed-
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COLORADO PlONEER1PASSEO
AWAY "WEDNESDAY. .M0RHIR G

Mrs. Mary Belknap. widow OF tae
late Henry Belknap. died at the fam-
lily home. corner Of Florence str.ot
and Diamond avenue. East Canon. Al
O'Clock this morning after a unser-
ing illness. Deceased was born near
Kansas City. Missouri. May 25th. 1870.
and came to Colorado with her hus-
band during the civil war. They SET
tied near Hillside and Cor nearly half
n century Mrs. Belknap was a resident
of this county. Her husband died Llst
December. She leaves one son, James
Belknap. besides n host OF friends d
mourn her Death. A daughter died fre
years ago. Deceased had a partii
stroke of paralysis three years ago
and never rezained her health: beilg
n semi-inralid from that time unfii
the end came TO her sufferings this
morning. A brief funeral service was
held at her late home here al one
o'clock this afternoon under the -
rection OF Rev. S. H sperry. The re-
mains were subsequently taken %
where another service will
take place at 10 O'Clock Thursday
after which they will be laid
TO rest beside the grave OF her hus-
band In Hillside cemetery. Mrs. Bel
knap was a woman of splendid ini-
pulses and was widely known ana
highly esteemed by all OF the older
citizens OF the county.
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SENIOR GLASS ENTERTAINED
BY Mr.. AND MRS. SHERWOOD

Tue members OF the senior class OF
the Canon City high school were de-
lightfully entertained by Prof and
Mrs. c. c. Sherwood at the Hotel Dem
ton from eight till ten o'clock Tues
day night. The affair took the place
OF the annual class reception aud con-
sisted of musical program. threa-
course luncheon and series OF short
addresses. Prof Sherwood presided st
the post-prandial feature Of the oc-
caslon. when a number of toasts we're
responded to, all OF them In excellent
taste. The decorations were yellow
aud lavender. the class colors. aud
were very pretty. The gathering was
In all respects one Of ihs most snloy-
able Of tho commencement season
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HEAVY FINE
FOR KILLING
ANTELOPE

Fer killing an antelope on Gribbie
park In ths county last March in rio-
iation OF Law Daily Sandy and 10 ais
MattIce were reosntly arrested In he
Aorthwcstsrn part Of. The state and
were this morning nned twenty-five
dollars and costs by Judge Cooper OF
;he county court Sandy was arrested
by Sheriff Esesr last Friday at a
ranch house on Black Sulphur creek
in Rio Blaneo county following a
horseback ride into the interior abod:
forty miles from Rifle. the neapest
railroad staflun. The prisoner ~as
brought here and locked up after
which the sheriff went back to Rio
Blanco county for Mattice. who vvas
located at ranch "Eighty-four.- twelve
miles beyond Black sulphur creek
where Sandy was taken into custody
n lew uaSs previously. hAtIce ieach-
ed here Tuesday night and with Sandy
was arraigned before Judge Cooper at
10 O'Clock this morning. Both entered
a plea OF guilty and were let off with
the minimum fine provided by the
statutes In such cases. The assess
ments and costs in each amounted to
about seSenty-five dollars. The men
were arrested at the instance OF the
state game and fish commissiuner..
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ISaselk -
Rer- siebblss. enc of his spirit
usi ssyIssrs. ,sasas 1T was not
ne ztsery or horror Of the thing
that ehoeked ma n was Riehe-
ss.'s srsis. q seatA. 1t was q
.rsvsastps - = nirss,e hat
snay g. OssAAass wrsssh& En-;
IN me Was proseuncea dead ]
cesid not beiis.e this poor sinner
who had confessed 80 mnch weak
ness wsuid die 50 eourageousiy.
Richeson died q far better man
than he ever lived
e. The body was taken ttris after
noon to Lynehburg. Va for
burial II. nee claimed II will be
5ariei by the state.
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GATE CITY QUARTETTe
ENTERTAInS FRIENDS

That was a very delightful little en-
tertainment given Tuesday night by
the Gate City Quartette and fortunate
we're those who were favored with an
invitation. The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Bethel was comfortably filled
with the guests
The Gate City Quartette is COM
posed OF Mrs. W. c. Thomas. first So
prano; Miss Helen sartor, second So
prano: Mrs. C. A. Prentiss. first also.
and Mrs. Geo. Bethel. Jr.. second alto.
Mr.. W. c. Thomas was accompanist
The quartette sang in its most
pleasing manner and furnished little
song festival the equal of which has
seldom been heard in Canon City.
Miss Powell delivered some real
ings which were much enjoyed, "A
woman's Rose and a new sentiment
"Apple blossoms Miss Powell is At
ways enjoyed wherever heard.
After the program refreshments
were served and an hour spent in a
sociable way.
The program as rendered follows:
Part I.
-Hey Ho. Pretty Maids'-H. Waldo
Warner.
"Roses"-A. o. Anderson.
"Amorosa." double dueu--Andrew
]. Boex.
summer Lullaby"-Geo. +. Root
"Jonqull Maid"-C. n. Hawley.
Little Boy plue"-Parks.
"The City choIr"-rarks.
Part II.
"sprlng Song Mendeissohn, Ar.
by Root
Reading Miss Powell.
Loves Messenger" Howell
Lead Kindly iAsht"-Parks
"In May Time oisy Speaks
@Rook-a.nys"- W, u. SeIaiinser.
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CBy United Press)

Boston. May 2L-fsetng dean
with fortitude that amazed. his
spiritual advisers, his counsel and
the ten who were STATE Witnesses
Rs'..C. v. I. Riehessa died In The
eis~srse chair q Cbarlenes pris-
en at IesIe 4 n. today VIII m
exh5hitisn Of nnnheea he had
never before shown during his
Hfe The current Of 10 volts was
hurled through Richeson's body
at 1s;io.0s. The ply sieians pro-
neuneed his death instantaneous
Twice the voltage was lowered
and twice shot again into the
body Of the man who had betrayed
and then murdered pretty Avis
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Under the lashings of remorse 1
have suffered, and am suffering. the
torture of the damned. In this 1 find
measure of comfort
In my mental anguish recognize
that there is still of the mercy of the
master some remnant of divine spark
OF goodness still lingering with me.
I could wish 10 live only because
within some prison wall l might In
some small manner redeem my sinful
past. help some other despairing soul.
and al last end favor with my God.
(signed j.
"cLARENcE.-y. T. RIcHEsoN."
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There viii be preaching services at
the Hillside school house at l0;t5 "a.
m. next Sunday by Rev. 5. H. sperfy
of this city and a, the hail at s;s0 N
the evening There viii be special
musical program under the direction
% visiting friends from Denver who
arc leaders In church choir music.
These services promise 10 be OF moso
then ordinary ln,eres, nnd large at.
tendance Of people IL anticipated,
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FRIENDS OF FRED
RlG6S SEARCHING THE
COUNTRY FOR HIM

Fred Riggs of Victor. who recently
underwent a surg cal orepation in the
hospital. and whG is believed to ce
suffering from some form OF dementia.
wandered away from his home in .be
Cripple Geek district at O'Clock
last Sunday morning and since then
his friends have been unable TO obtain
any trace OF him Searching parties
have been sent out In every direction
to look for him, but thus far no clue
10 his whereabouts has been discoy-I
cred. The missing man was widely
known in Victor and the surrounding
country and between three and four
hundred men In Teller country are m
deavoring to locate him. Mr.. Riggs is
about forty years OF age and Is an o.
gineer by profession. lie Is thought 20
have made his way In the direction OF
Canon city ON leaving homo and roi-
atiyes arrived here on ruepdny 10
make inquiries In relation TO him. hut.
thus far. without result. Any ,nformi.
ton calculated 10 restore Mr. nises
to his family and friends will he
Thankfully received W Sheriff rssH',
or City Marshal cfanlsv,
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CAPTURE CAPTURE BEFiG BEMG-
CRATIC STR0KCKOLDS
DEMOCRATIC ALDERMEN DRIVEN
INTO PRIVATE LIFE BY
AVALANCHE
Citizen Candidate for Mayor Has q
Plurality of 10000 Out of $4,000
Votes Cast.

Denver. May 22-The returns g.
election were still incomplete, but
they serve to confirm all the earlier
forecasts and the overwhelming VIC
tory for the entire Citizens ticket
headed by Henry J. Arnold for mayor.
Approximately $1,000 votes were
cast and at least $4,000 were cast for
Arnold Arnold's plurality over Hun
ter, the Democratic candidate who
ran second in the mayorality race.
will be about 10000. while his major
ity over the combined votes of Hunter
and Bailey. the Republican candidate.
will approximate 5000. Hunter poliad
about $1,000 votes and Bailey about
II. 1.eea
Entire Citizens Ticket Elected.
TIE entire Citizens ticket from
mayor down TO constable was elected
without exception By tremendous
pluraIities. The Citizens candidate
having the closest shave was Eley for
alderman in the Third ward. He de-
feated Tom Hyder. the Third ward
boss for years. by margin of only
IS votes. The pluralities of all the otn-
er Citizens candidates for aldermen
were substantial sl
Lindsey Has Largest Vote.
The Post says returns from 1sO out
of 221 precincts in the city show Arm
old for mayor. sO.sss; Hunter. 1873;
Bailey. S.sss
For sheriff. Sullivan. Citizen, sS.-
ESQ; Armstrong. 14.1s7: Williams, ke-
publican. s.Sss.
The other candidates on the Citi-
zen's ticket ran about together except
Judge Lindsey for juvenile judge. who
will probably head the ticket. Indica-
tions at noon we're that Lindsey would
run about 20 votes in the precinct
ahead of Arnold or, about 1000 aheld
OF the mayorality candidate.
Arnold wili Take Vacation.
Mayor-elect Arnold came to his Of
fee at the usual hour today and rs-
eeived the congratulations of hum
dreds OF visitors. He announced that
he would now take vacation before
assuming his new duties as mayor
June 1st- Among the first to send con-
gratulatlons was the defeated Demo
cratic candidate for mayor. Arnold
has rot yet decided on his cabinet
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the license committee with instruc-
itions to report at the next regular
meeting of the council.
On motion the matter of repairing
and repainting the roof Of the puh;ic
library Building on Macon avenue was
placed in the hands of the library
committee with power to act.
The Leader Hardware company was
granted a plumbers license for tie
fiscal year ending April /. 1913.
A bill was allowed the county treas
urer for s2s7.Os for sidewalk and sew
er taxes against property owned by
the city: the sum OF twenty-five uoi-
lars TO the Civic Improvement league
to be used in connection with clean
up day. and eleven dollars and sew
enty-fiye cents to Kountz & Raynolls
for ditch work on East Main street
All of the above named bills were or
dered paid.
Ordinance No. 3. series of 1912,
granting to the Denver & Rio Granle
Railroad company the right to build
and operate track across Tenth
street was passed on second reading
and ordered published as required by
law.
After some other business of NOR
or less routine character The connai:
adjourned until the FIRST Monday ev-
ening in June.
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Miss Mae Moyle. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Frank Moyie OF Lincoln Park
has set TO music Mrs. Lottie Schoo,-
craft rcltcrs little poem. "rhc sca-
son. published In connection with h'r
volume OF verse. Landscapes and
wa,erscapea." issued y few years ego
The music, which is said TO be u
mo, Q than ordinarily nerIiorIous eo'h-
position. has been printed In sheet
form
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HAS SOME YOUNG COYOTES.

Perle Wilson OF Penrose came into
Canon on Saturday with box full OF
Young coyotes which he had raised on
Beaver Park. The mother had gotten
away previous TO Perle's visit but the
young ones did not appear to be very
lonesome
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j. A. KIRKTON
HAS PASSED
BEYOND VEIL

Mr. James Anderson Kirkton, of
1872 Rudd avenue. died this morning
at three o'clock of an affection of the
heart. brought on by Bright's disease.
Nj. kirkton was born IN Savannah.
Ohio. August %. 1886. and thus was
10 years of age He came west to Mis-
souri, in 1867 and was married 1t
Greenwood, Mo-, Nov. 20. 1873, %
Flora V. VanMeter. Two sons and five
daughters were born. One son, VIII
liam V. died in this city in December
1905. The other son, Glenn l., and five
daughters, Aida. Eva, Aralind, Mary
and Margie, all of this city, with the
devoted wife and mother, survive the
loving husband and kind father.
Misses Eva and Oralind are attending
Pratt Art Institute in Brooklyn. y. ",
and are not expected home for the
funeral. Five sisters of Mr.. Kirkton-
are still living. They are Mrs John
McwilIiams, formerly of this city. but
now of San Jose. Calf; Mrs. Mary
Paxton, of Garnet, Kansas; Mrs. Ellen
Miller Of Wisconsin; Mrs. Eliza Black
ford and Mrs. Lizzie Kirkton OF Sa-
yaunah. Ohio.
M. Kirkton came to Canon City
with his family in 1888 and for several
years lived on a ranch on Reynolds
avenue. removing to the present resi-
dence about two, years ago. He was a
cabinet maker by trade and was p-o-
prietor Of a furniture store in Garnet,
Kansas, before coming to this COM
muniiy.
or Scotch parentage Mr.. Kirkton
was a great lover of the Scotch people
iand the se6snh literature he yisi. a
Scotland in his young manhood and
could read and speak the Scotch dia-
lect nuently He could recite from
memory many of the poems OF Robert
Burns. He was himself a writer Of q
number of poems. some OF which have
from time to time appeared in the
columns OF the Record.
Mr. Kirkton, from boyhood. has
been a faithful and active member OF
the United Presbyterian church.
Wherever he has lived he has been 4
leader in everything that has been TO-
the moral and spiritual welfare of the
community. He was one of the char
ter members of the local United
Presbyterian congregation. and has
been a member of the Session from
the beginning He was Bible class
teacher until falling health made it
impossible to continue the work
which he loved. and in which he was
so efficient
While Mr. Kirkton has been in fail
ing health for several months. he has
seen confined to his bed for less thar
two weeks. BY nature he possessed
very strong physical constitution.
but when he knew that nothing more
could be done. he was prepared and
resigned to leave the earthly house
OF this tabernacle for the house no,
made with hands eternal in the Heav-
ems"
The funeral service will be held
the United Presbyterian church Fri
day morning at ten o'clock. Inter
ment will be in Lakeside.
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date previous to April /, 1912. ms rec
ommended In the report OF the audit
ing committee two months ago
Ash Fire Protection
Va Mckinley, representing spe-
cal committee from the people Sf
South Canon. appeared before the
council and asked II some arrange
4enf could be made by which the
Canon City Gre department could se
6aployed to extend It's protection TO
property within the water limits on
ne south side OF the riusr. After a
somewhat exhaustive disousslon OF
~ proposition II was referred 70 the
ussnbers OF the nre committee for in
yestiEatIon with instruction to report
st their earliest convenience
Hunter Palmer and A. r Clark. ON
behalf OF the Fruiilands Ditch COM
pany made a request OF .the council
that the bill against the company
amounting to s4oss 80 for ,the oonstruc-
iion of wooden sfave pipe line $40
feet In length to carry the flow OF the
ditch be reoonsldered. They stated
kthai the stockholders OF the company
Vere not aware that the pipe line In
question was constructed outside the
city limits. and. consequently. their
liability for the cost Of its installation.
They further stated that the ditch was
not piped for n distance OF two blocks
in the northern portion OF the city az
provided in the original arrangement
ut hthe council and that such omis-
sion would largely effset the expense
of building the line through the terri
tory covered outside the municipal
boundary The matter was referred To
a special committee consisting OF Al
derman d. N. Cooper and John chetc-
lat. for investigation.
Accept q. A. X tnsitaton-
An invitation was received by the
council and other city officials. from
Greenwood Post No. 10. Grand Army
of the Republic. to participate in the
Decoration day parade and memorial
services OF May 3oth. The invitation
was accepted and Mayor Frank T..
snGth and City Marshal Julius Cram
en- We're instructed to make the neces-
sary arrangements TO that end.
Nhe request OF Mrs. Annie Tucker
for permission to exchange in part !
payment twelve dollar lot In Lake
ride cemetery for one valued at sixty
inve dollars was granted. The city
clerk was authorized 70 make the
transfer of title on the payment of M.
ty-threc dollars. the difference In
price between the two properties.
Transact Routine business.
Mayor Smith reported the sale OF
fwo hundred and fifty shares OF the
capital stock OF the Frnitlandn Ditch
company belonging to the city 20 !.
NJ, Rag~dalo a son at nfty cents
share, ON motion tho sale wan ap-
proved and tho stock ordered trans
ferrsd 10 tho purchasers,
ThsAppIiea,Ion Of iearl Howe Tor
fruit ssrdsrs license q. tho Denver a
Jlts 0sssa~ ssssi9s was ssfsrrsa TO-
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EXTEND LIMITS
ACROSS RIVER
cSTY COUNCIL TO PARTICIPATE
IN DECORATION DAY
SERVICES
Ordinance Granting ID. a X. g. Track
= sage Privileges Passed-Routine
Business Transacted.

Al the regular semi-monthly meet
ing OF the council Monday night the
mayor. city treasurer and city clerk
we're instructed by resolution to burn
all cancelled warrants, bonds and
coupons against the city bearing
date previous to April /. 1919. .s rec
ommended in the report of the audit
ing committee two months ago
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-04

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