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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22

Wilson y McTeer primeramente Sc
dirigieron a una junta bien atendida
en- la casa de opera de los Elks. Will
son Sc dedico principalmente a las
c%uestiones nacionales, especialmente
a la tarifa. Fuertemente advoco una
tarifa no-partidaria para la protec-
cion del consumidor y Ell jornalero.
Tambien habl0 sobre la question de
la tasacion en- Nueyo Mexico en- una
manera incierta. Manifesto que una
legislature Republican,, faltando en-
pasar leyes imponiendo una tasacion
sobre el producto total de las minas
cubriendo otras fuentes obtenibles de
renta es responsible por Ell precio al
to de tasacion. Tambien atac0 fuer-
temente al ST. FERGUSON por su posi-
cion en- el congreso sobre la legisla-
cion del trabajo. En- la tarde hablo
sobre ell Sufragio Mujeril ante la Fe-
deracion de Clubs Mujeriles y esta
manana hizo un discurso en- Ia Es-
cuela Normal del Estado sobre ell
asunto de reformas %necesarias socia,
les Q industriales. En- las tres juntas
el Sr. Wilson tuvo una reception muy
cordial y fue e~scuchado con mucha
atencion. La limpia personalidad del
ST.. Wilson Y la franqueza sin tenor
en- manejar las cuestiones han hecho
una impression ~esplendida en- todas
las iuntas.
McTeer SiguiendoIe los Pasos.
John M. McTeer, quien desbarat0
las cosas abiertamente al principle
con su manifesto inicial pegandole
al fiasco de los S75, 900. la comision
de c~orporaciones del Egtado--en la
iunta en- la casa de opera de los Elks
fue aplaudido ruidosamente cuando
vez mas expuso la Extravaganza
& in%eficiencia de la presente comision
de c~orporaciones del Estado y al
huerfanito con pantaloncitos de Iona
a la edad de seis amos, Hugh Will
liams. Como de costumbre, Ell Sr. Nc
Teer no hizo pastel de las ~paiabras y
en- 81 modo que agujero a la comision
hizo a su audiencia ~levantarse y to.
ayiso.
Los candidates partieron hoy para
Lordsburg.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
ANTONIO LUcERo QuiTANDo vo-
Tos De Los REPURLlcANos EN-
FL coNDADo De BERNALILLo.
Grandes A~tendencias en- las Juntas en-
las cuaIes 81 secretarIo de Estadc
Pronuncio Discusses; Made sabe
Quienes son los Candidates de Ia
Chusma vieja.

Albuquerque. N. M, Oct. 16.-El Sc
cretario de Estado Ell Hon, Antonio
Lucero esta teniendo las juntas poll
ticas mas remarcables y concurridas
que jamas Sc han tenido en- el con
dado de Bernalillo. Centenares aten-
dieron a las juntas en- Alameda, Atris-
co y otros precintos del rio y el ST..
Lucero hizo tremendas ganancias de
la ~votacion Republican, urgiendo es-
pecialmente la ~necesidad de echar
fuera la legislature a los Republica-
nos. Esta noche tendra una junta IN
Los Barelas y otra manana en- la no
che en- la Plaza Vieja. Adolfo P. Hill
quien concluye i'm viaje por el Vale
de Pecos y Roswell hoy pasara varios
dias aqui esta semana.
FL Misterio de la chusma Vleja.
Hasta ahora no habiendo ningun
manifesto ~autoratiyo en- cuanto a que
mes son los candidates l~egislativos
Republicans. Sc cree que son Mo
desto Ortiz, Nestor Montoya y el Juez
Edward q, Mann. pero no hay confir
macion official. En- un ndmero de jun
tas presididas por ell "zorrita de Gil
lenwaters ningunos candidates han
hablado. Sc cree que los Republica,
nos seran s~epultados totalmente en-
este condado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
TENiAN I'm PLAN BEN TRAzADo
PARA ouEMAR LA TlENDA De
ELDoDT.

Tn saco de euansoehe Lleno de Ba-
sura Menudita y Empapads en- Ache
te; Los Detectives Trsbsjando en- Ell
Case Dice Bishop.
No puede haber Ia mas mfnima du-
da que ell incendio descubierto en- la
tienda de Eldodt IN Chamita en- dias
pasados fue de orfgen i~ncendiario. Es-
te fue el manifesto dado por Carl
Bishop. auien fue a chamita a aiustar
Ia rerdida cansada por ell ~jncendio. Ell
Sr. Bishop dijo que quienouiera Tue
fuera cue comenzara 81 incendio ha-
bia pasado como tres horas quebran-
do palitos Y preparando una torcha
para queunar la tienda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22

Terreno de los IndIos Tai vez En-.
canine a compIicaciones.
Donaciano Gallegos. acusado de es-
tupro que Sc alega fue cometido en-
terreno de los Indios, y quien recien.
temente entro alegato de no tener
cuIpa en- Ia corte local federal proba-
blemente no sera juzgado en- ese trl-
bunal en- la fecha asignada para ave-
riguar su causa la semana pasada, 81
Yiernes. octubre %, En- tai case, en-
toda ~probabilidad 81. sera tornado ba.
10 la custodia de los oficiales de es-
tado.
Este es el resultado del aviso dado
el Viernes pasado en- la manana en- la
corte federal por 81 asistente procu-
rador de distrito federal, q. G. Wade,
Jr. que e. le pedirfa a la corte que
entrara un holle PROSE- en- la causa el
Lunes, Octubre 10 en- la manana, Guar
do Ell darla III razones para su SUPPL
ca. Sc entiende que Ell Sr. Wade SOS.
tiene que Ell gobierno federal no tiene
Jurisdiction en- la materia siendo que
opiniones y precedentes estan en- ese
modo 4 la presente. v que 81 atentar
juzgar la causa en- la corte federal po,
drfa resultar en- complicaciones lega,
les. Pidi0 hasta Ell Lunes, segun sc
dice, a modo que los oficiales de esta,
do puedan teher amplia noticia para
estar a mano y arrestar a Gallegos 81
ellos ash 10 desean. La pena 81 Ia eau
sa entraba en- a~yeriguacion en- Ia cor
te federal es la muerte. mientras que
en- las cortes del Estado es solamente
IN castigo de mucho tempo.
Gallegos fue aquerellado por Ell Ill
timo gran jurado de los Estados Uni.
dos.
Maestas s~entenciado.
La corte de distrito federal el yier-
mes en- la mahana ~sentenci0 a Napo-
leon Maestas a sesenta dias en- la
carcel y a una multa de 500 y los
costos por introducir licor al pals de
los Indios. La s~entencia de carcel y
los $100 parte de la multa fueron sus-
pendidos sobre eI page de los costos
porque la rus origino al tempo
cuando los provistos de la ley no
eran tan bien sabidos como 10 son a
la presente.
La corte dirigio el viernes en- la
manana la preparation de un decreto
de condemnation en contra de una ye-
qua, un caballo. ct ais, los cuales Sc
alega que fueron usados ell dia 8 de
Septiembre para llevar hcor al Pueblo
de los Indies de IsIeta.
Esta iguala 0 la famosa causa de
los Estados Unidos vs.. los "a cajones
de sardinas las cuales Sc ayeriguaron
en- Albuquerque unos cuantos amos
pasados como n accion peculiar.
La propiedad sera vendida cuando
sea ~condenada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
Los 5ALAzos EN- ROY TAI vEz
PRUEREN SER FATALEs.

Roy. N. NJ, Oct. 15.-Paul E.
Tyler, hiio del p~ropietario sam
Tyler del Hotel Tyler fue balea-
do en- ell hombro y abdomen con
una pistola automatica esta ma
mana por Oscar Kidd. y tai vez
muera. Kidd estaba 0 I'm HON.
bre llamado Bert Joy quien Sc
escondio despues del baleamiento
hasta que arrib6 un Official '
arrest6 q los hombres quienes fue
ron llevados a Mora. Una difficult
tad habia ocurrido con la Sra.
Tyler. quien recientemente estu-
vo en- Albuquerque con Kidd V
partio de arf para Los Angeles.
Cuando Kidd y Joy Sc aproxima-
ron q la casa Tyler Sc armo y los
encoDtro y ambos agarraron
fusiles, Kidd m~altratando a Tyler.
Fl padre de Tyler y su hermano
Sc armaron y salieron en- pos de
Kidd pero fueron disuadidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
WILSON HAeLA EN- UNA SESSION
DEL CLUB.

Silver City, N. NJ. Oct l5.-Fran-
els c. Wilson. candidate P~rogresista
para el congreso. Sc dirigio esta no.
che 8 la Federation Muieril de Esta-
DO sobre Ell sufraglo de Ia mujer.
Preeediendo a la unta de la Fedora
cion en- la tarde, el sr. Wilson Sc di-
rigio q una junta Progresista en- Ia
casa de opera de los Elks. Ell candi-
dato Progresista ha hecho n i'm
preston excelente durante su vista
aoui Y ha sido recibido calurosamen-
tie con mas gusto y apr9cio que los
recibimieptos dados 4 Hernandez. Ell
candidate Republican,. durante su re.
ciente vista.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
Los cRlMlNALES HAGEN Ell
ATENTADo DE ouEMAR A cLA-
RA D. TRUE.
Sastante P~erjuicio Hecho 4 la Prcpie-
dad del Rancho.

Usando cast los mismos metodos
que resultaron en- la destruction de "a
tienda de Eldodt en- Chamita, los per-
~petradores de incendios la semana pa
sada cast quemaron por complete la
casa del rancho de la senorita Clara
D. True, oerca de aquella plaza a Sc
guu reportes recibidos por FL Nuevo
M%exicano por el telefono de Espanola.
PaIitos %empapados en- aceite fueron
p~ueztos en- el edificio La casa de resi-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
PRUDENclA.

Espcsa: recien casada-No quiero
estar va mas contigo. Me voy a ca
sacon mi mama.
El esposo-Aqui themes para ell pa
safe.
Espcsa-Pero ESQ no basta para 81
yiaje de vuelta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22

PER0iDo q RosADo-En dias pasa-
dos Sc perdi6 IN Cato Blanco "Ango-
raH. La persona que 10 halle 8 de in
formacicn recibira una recompensa
liberal r~etornandolo a la Sra. NJ. A.
otero en- la Avenida de Palacfo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22

Las Vegas, N. M, oct. 17.-Regre-
sando de Francia, donde ha estado vi
sitando las escenas de la juventud. 81
Rev. Padre Adrian Rabeyrolle. pastor
de la lglesia de la Inmaculada Con.
cepcion, declare hoy que los varios
paises de Europa quienes han gozado
de I'm periodic de prosperidad sin pre-
cedente y adelanto a,lo largo de IT.
meas materiales en- los dltimos amos
Sc han yenido a,ser materialfsticos en-
sus %creencias, abandonando al Dios
de u fundadores, y buscando soda
mente adelanto mundane a Ia negli-
gencia o ~ridiculeza del progreso espi-
ritual Dijo que la guerra, con su
consecuente sufrimiento, seryirla pa
"a traer a estas naciones devuelta al
~servicio de Dios. En- Francia las igle-
sias estan llenas de genie rogando
por la paz. Eel Padre R~abeyrolle Sc
escape milagrosamente de ser llama
do a las armas; flnalmente Sc lie do
su p%asaporte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22

Carrizozo, N. NJ Oct 1e.-se ha
.reportado aqui que I'M Indio de la Re-
serva de los Tndios M~escaIeros habia
dado muerte 4 su esposa cerca de Ca
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
UN lNplo AcUsADo PoR AsEsl-
NATo.

Sc Dice que eI lndio Reclsma que lie
Torcio el Pezcueso 4 su Esposa
Hasts que lie ouebro ia Nuca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
LA coRTE FEDERAL NO THEME
JURISDICTION EN- LA cuAsA De
eALLEcos.

La ofioina del Procurador de Distrlto
sostiene que 81 Atentado de Juzoar
al Hombre Acusado de Estupro en-
Terreno de los IndIos Tai vez En-
canine 8 compIIcacIones.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-10-22
LA GUERRA DEvoLvERA A La
EUROPA A pios DICE Ell sA-
cERDoTE.

e. sufrimiento Traera a la eente, la
cual Sc ha pesviado en- Pos de las
cosas Mundanas, DevueIta a la re,
es Ia creencia del Padre Rabeyrol
lie.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
MISS GERTRUDE AHART
BRIDE Of Ia FAYETTE [.
IRWIN OF SPRINGFIELD, I'LL

A pretty wedding took place at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Ahart
on East Grand avenue, Lincoln Park,
at high noon on Wednesday Of last
week. when their daughter. Miss Ger
trude. was married to Lafayette Lin
coin Irwin Of Springfield. ILL.,. in the
presence af a gathering of the rela-
tIves and n few of the more intimate
friends OF the contracting parties.
The house decorations were eiabor-
ate and beautiful. with pink and white
color scheme predominating. In the
parlors white carnations and ferns
were used and in the dining room
pink carnations and ferns During the
entry OF the bridal party into the par
lcrs for the celebration OF the nuptiaI
rites Mendelssohn's wedding march
was played by Mrs Ahart, mother Of
the bride. The wedding gown OF the
bride was white charmeuse. over lace.
trimmed with pearls.
Following the marriage ceremony a
buffet luncheon was served.
The happy couple left on an east
bound Denver & Rio Grande train
shortly after their marriage for
Springfield. where the groom had a
home already furnished for his bride.
Airs. Irwin sr.. mother of the groom.
and Mrs J. y Patterson. who came
here from Illinois TO attend the wed
ding. left for home on the same train.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
U. OF C. 6lEE CLUB
HERE MARCH "a

The University of Colorado Gles
club. which is said to be better this
var than a. any previous time. will
leave Boulder in a couple Of weeks
on 1900 mile tour OF the state and
Will include in its itinerary Greeley.
Fort Collins. Berthoud. Longmon,.
Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Canon City.
Salida. Glenwood springs.Dei,a. Hotch-
kiss. olathe. Moutrose. Gunnison and
consisted OF double quartette and
an instrumental eextetts. viii this
season a,onsists of twenty-five enter
tGiners. There will be twelve voices In
club. which for the last few years has
possible ouray.
The University OF Colorado Glee
the chorus. ten players in the maado-
lin club. pianist and two soloists.
THE mandolin club has six mandolins.
three guitars. yiolineello and clar-
met.
The Giee club will be in Canon City
March 24tb. and its entertainment
here will be given under the auspices
OF the combined choirs of the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
New U. p. Pastor Here.

Rev. |. c. Rankin. the new pastor
OF the congregation OF the United
Presbyterian church. arrived in Canon
City from Des Moines. Iowa. last Sat.
urday and preached his FIRST regular
sermon here on Sunday His wife and
family win remain in Des Moines un.
I'll the close Of the school year before
joinsIng him. Rev. Rankin Is tempo
rariiy domiciled at the Y. NJ c. A.
building.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
INSPECTED NEW
SCENIC HIGHwAY

The members OF the boards OF com
missioners OF III Paso and Fremont
counties inspected the Parkdale-cotc-
raSi cutoff on the Canon City and
salida division OF the Rainbow route.
now being built by prison labor. The
road has been completed as far as
mile post No. Ia. or seventeen miles
west OF the city and is in all respects
one Of the best and most attractive
stretches of highways in Colorado.
Perhaps It's nearest rival in the mat.
ter of construction and scenic beauty
is the road through Big Thompson
canon into Estes park.
The FL Paso commissioners we're
more than delighted with Saturdays :
run over the finished portion of the
read up the river from parkdale to
co,opaxi.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
Or. HOLMES ASKS SOME
QUESTIONS ABOUT VIADUCT

Why build a viaduct At Third
street?
First-If we are to build a viaduct.
why not put II at Fifth or Sixth
street. where IL can be made an orna-
ment to the town rather than an eye
sore such as n viaduct ending on Riv-
er street with a blind end between
Third and Fourth streets would neces-
sariIy be7
/ contend that there would be no
more traffic over viaduct built there
than there is now over the crossings
that already exist Mt Third and Fourth
streets. and there certainly is no con
sestion or even as much waiting for
trains to pass as there is now at
Ninth street
AT Fifth or Sixth streets the tracks
aud river are close together. the prop
erty is vacant on the south side. Civ
Ing an excellent opportunity for a
wide extension of either street
through 10 Griffin avenue. South Can
cns boulevard. which could be made
thing ornamental as well as serv-
iveable- The cost would be perhaps
three-nfths more. but with an i'm
provement district consisting O: prae-
tlcaily the whole town. the burden
would be comparatively light. and
the benefit would be correspondence
greater. II we must have a viaduct.
Approximately ninety resident prop
erty owners are asked TO build this
viaduct-non-residen Tin the district)
property owners have nothing TO say
They will Just have TO pay their in
creased taxes.
South Canon people will benefit bv
IL. but a small district in Canon City
must build It
Now as to the cost to us. II will
mean an increase OF from Is to 25
per cent in our taxes for the next hf-
teen years and our property for that
reason viii no, be as saleabie as ii is
now.
In view OF these facts. will il pay
the average residence property owner
TO vote for the proposed viaduct next
Wednesday Afternoon,
r. f. HOLMES.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
woRxIHs NORTH 18TH STREET

The county commissioners have had
n Eang ~ men at work for the past
week grading and otherwise improv-
Ing North Fifteenth street. Work was
commenced near the Odd Fellows
home and was the beginning of an
undertaking that will be continued
until the Teller county line is reached
There has been an agitation for a
long time for a better public highway
between Canon City and the Cripple
Greek district. which now seems In n
fair way for realization. II is undes
stood that the Teller county authori.
ties win cooperate in the enterprise
so far as the upper end OF the road is
concerned.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
THIRD WEEK OF
THE LAR6E TRIAL

Today began the third week of the
trial Of the People OF Colorado vs.
Newton b. Large. former cashier Of
the Florence State bank. The prose-
eution has not yet rested its case and
IL win probably be Tuesday, afternoon
before the defense is afforded an op-
rortunity OF presenting testimony on
behalf OF the accused
Former Bank commissioner Pfeiffer
OF renver. who was on the witness
stand lat Saturday. was recalled for
cross-examination this morning.
There Is no abatement of interest
In the trial on the part of the people
OF Florence and the court room Is
crowded with people from our neigh
boring city at all stages of the pro-
oeedinss.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
THE GEM MARKET HAS MOVED

The Gem Meat and Grocery com
rany have moved from 7i07i2 Main
street TO ia Main street. in the Acme
block next to Hoicomb's furniture
store.
The moving was done Saturday and
SUNDAY. The Gem is now nicely 10
Gated and ready TO give you the ex.
cellent service It has always main
tained.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
OCCUPANTS OF CARRIAGE
INJURED WHEN AUTOMO-
BILE CRASHED INTO IT

While David Griffith. until recently
superintendent at the Nonac mine.
was driving home with his three
daughters in the family carriage from
the Robertson traselogue at the Meth
cd.st church one night last week he
was run into by an automobile on Elm
av, III e. Lincoln Park, and quite seri-
ously hurt. The automobile had no
lights and carried a party of young
rserIe who we're out for a joy ride,
and apparently regarless of speed
regulations and the danger OF coIlid-
Ing with other vehicles.
Mr. Griffith heard the auto comicg
and r.lcJ ont from the main read
way avoid being run in.o. b. dill
not get far enough away to prevent
the accident. The machine struck the
buggy with such force as to reduce n
to a worthless mass Of junk. Mr..
Griffith and two OF the daughters were
hurled from the buggy with great
violence. all of them sustaining pain
full injuries. The other daughter was
thrown from the rear seat OF the
vehicle into the front seat. but was
not hurt. although how she escaped
seems little short OF the miraculous.
Mr.. Griffith had his left arm fra~
tured near the elbow and was other
wise bruised. but no bones were
broken Il Is matter for congrtula-
tion that there were no fatalities.
The young men in charge of the au-
tomobiie have been In trouble before
for careless running without lights.
and are being strongly censured for
the second offense-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
FUNERAL OF PIONEER
CITIZEN HELD MONDAY

The funeral OF the late William II.
Hight, a pioneer citizen of Fremont
county. was held at Wilson's under
taking chapel at IL O'Clock this morn
INK. FOLLOWED by interment at Green
wood cemetery.
Deceased was born in Greenbrier
county. West Virginia. and was aged
"a years. He came to this county
more than forty years ago and en-
gagged in the ranching and cattle bus.
mess He established himself first on
Four Mile creek. but since 1855 has
lived on Upper Beaver creek. Mr.
Hight was known to most of the
older residents OF the county and was
highly esteemed by all for his honesty
and INTEGRITY and kindliness OF heart
Mr.. H.sht left home last Friday
afternoon on horseback TO ride over
the place. but did not return. About :
O'Clock the riderless horse was seen
a, the gate near the house and suspi-
cion created that some accident had
befallen Mr. Hight. A searching party
was organized and about o'clock
the missing man was found where he
had fallen from the saddle. A physi-
clan was summoned and after an eS.
animation declared death to have re
suited from rheumatism OF the heart.
Mr. Hight was married at Atehison.
Kansas. before coming TO Colorado to
Miss Anna Martin. who survives to
mourn his demise. The family con-
sists of-two sons. Marcus Hight Of
Routt county. Buren, Hight OF Up
per Beaver creek. and one daughter.
Mrs. Fred Bean of Hardscrabbie.
There are thirteen grandchildren.
The funeral service was conducted
by Rev. C. T. Iisley of the First Bap-
tist church and was largely attended
by the neighbors and friends of the
deceased.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
Just before The close Of he mestlns =

Just before the close OF the meeting
the guests. the old veterans and their
ladies. were escorted into the hall by
the color bearers, The past Dresi-
dents we're introduced and the COM
rades requested to Join the corps
members in singing America and the
closing ceremony of repeating the sa-
lutte.
The program was then turned over
to the patriotic instructor Mrs.
Mayme Sells rendered plano solo
and responded to an encore with DIFF
ierent bugie calls and patriotic airs.
Miss Genevieve Gould recited an
extract from Lincoln's last address 10
congress relative to labor. which
seems like a prophecy.
Rev. o. s. Reed gave a patriotic
address, He commenced by saying
one OF the first books he remembered
reading was ~weem's History Of
Washington" Although iconoclasts
have tried to overthrow the stories
told of Washington. he loves 70 re
member the stories he heard OF him
in his boyhood days. He said There
are two names entwIned that one
seems 10 be the counterpart of the
and Lincoln" He
then traced the characteristics of eacn
showing :heIr similarity OF thought.
giving some OF their prophecies. II
was very eloquent and greatly appre-
GATED.
AIRS Eta Walton gave a reading in
her very natural manner and respond
2. 10 an encore. Mrs. Rudolph gave
two piano solos. "swee, Bye and Bye"
and Annie Laurie" with variations.
hrs wes'aG read short article on
The Buria. Place of Washington"
Mrs. Sell gave a humorous song.
My Dog Jim
The following resolution was adopt
ed by the members of the post by a
rising vote:
Resolved. by the members of
Greenwood Post No. 10. G. A. r. that
each one OF us hereby extend to Mrs.
President Hattie Ames. our heartfelt
sorrow over her enforced absence on
this occasion. which would have been
40 dear to her heart We sincerely
trus, that the good Lord will tighten
her affiiction. and wish for her /,
restoration TO her usual health and
cheeerfulness"
Refreshments. consisting OF salad.
chicken sandwiches. cake and coffee.
were furnished and served by the pas,
presidents. axsIsted by the color bear
erx.
A march. for which Mrs. Mayme
curtis and c0mrade Jenkins with his
hfe furnished the music. closed one
of the most delightful functions ever
given by the corps.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-05
Fowden. Have Moved to Canon.

Fo~dens Have Moved to Canon.
MIR. and Mrs. William rowden and
family. late residents OF Concrete.
have moved their furniture and other
household belongings to Canon City
aud are establishing their residence
at soc Pike avenue. Mr.. Fowden was
until recently superintendent of the
United states cemen, company's plant
at Concrete.