The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-13
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follows: Jas. A. Stump. representa-
tive to the grand lodge; ]. G. Schwei-
CERT. alternate delegate to the grand
lodge: John Shaw, Jr., exalted ruler;
Jay d. Sidebottom, esteemed leading
knight; A. J. Turner, esteemed loyal
knight: John Chetelat, esteemed lee
turing knight; E. A. Bradbury, secre-
tary; Frank McFarlane. treasurer; W.
A. Chapson. trustee for three years;
p. w. Blanchard. tyler. Installation
of the officers-elect will take place
Wednesday evening. April second.
FRIDAY
Roy Garrett, who recently made a
months tour of the Pacific coast with
his father. d. N. Garrett. has taken
position as telegrapher in the Santa
Fe railroad offices in Pueblo. He is
one of the most skillful telegraph op-
orators in the service of the Santa Fe
company.
Tax collections at the office OF the
county treasurer are very gratifying
and it seems to be highly probable
that the delinquent list this year will
be smaller than 1t was twelve months
ago. The amount paid in at the treas
urer's office on account of taxes has
averaged something like thirteen
thousand dollars day during the past
week.
The lower house of the legislature
on Thursday passed on third reading
the bill requiring physicians to report
cases of tuberculosis TO local health o.
ficers, and prescribing fumigation of
rooms that have been occupied by tu-
bercular patients. The vote was is 20
ii. The bill already had been passed
by the senate, and now goes to the
governor for his signature.
Mr.. Dave Supperstein arrived home
Wednesday from six weeks In the
east looking after the interests OF nls
wholesale and retail cigar store here.
The members of Greenwood woni-
ans corps served meals yesterday 1T
GA Main street and received generous
patronage. There was a large num-
ber of old soldiers and their wives in
attendance for dinner. as well as other
friends of the corps. Supper was also
served to a large number.
A. II. DeBord returned to Canon
City Wednesday afternoon from ten
months visit in Missouri and Nebras-
ka. He spent last summer in St. LOUIS
and since then has divided
his time between Nebraska City and
Cameron, Missouri. His mother lives
at Winston. Missouri. and he was
there for several weeks.
Frank Adams OF westcliffe spent the
greater part OF the week here visiting
his mother. Mrs. Lizzie c. Adams. of
SOC River street.
d. y. Garrett, local agent OF the
Santa Fe Railroad company. and son,
Roy. have recently returned from
most enjoyable pleasure trip on the
Pacific coast. during which they visit
ed all OF the more interesting points
along the shore line of California, as
well as a number of interior places.
Phoenix and Prescott, Arizona. were
included in their Itinerary.
Mrs. Frank p. Smith. Mrs. w. Z.
Galley and Mrs. W. T. Little are ex-
pected home from Denver tonight
where they have been for several days
in attendance at the tenth annual con-
ference OF the Colorado chapters Of
the National Society OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution, which
was presided over by Mrs. Freeman c.
Rogers of Denver, state regent Mes
DANES Smith. Galley and Little we're
delegates 20 the conference from Cen
eral Marion chapter of this city.
w. o. Skinner OF Pueblo. division
freight agent for the Santa Fe, having
charge of all lines of the company In