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SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered School Warrants
issued by the several districts OF FIRE.
mont County. Colorado. drawn upon
the special fund. will be paid upon
presentation TO the County Treasurer
at his office In Canon City. Colorado.
any time during business hours be-
tween the date OF this notice and the
3rd day OF July. A. ID. 1914. and
further notice is hereby given that
School Warrants called by this no
tice not SO presented shall cease to
A ID 1914.
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JUDGE w|LKIN
Continued from Page One,

the certifying OF another list of
names for Jurors. or the cocrt may or
der that additional jurors be brought
In ad libitum upon open venire.
1t does not appear to be intend.
ed by the provisions of the statute
that the number Is a sacred number.
three hundred, no more and no less.
that there is anything OF special jud-
iciai Importance or sanctity as to
that number from which to select
Jurors for the trial of causes or for
service as grand jurors"
Explains Exevsins Of Jurors
Judge wilkin explained at length
why he had excused Messrs catlin.
Pearson and Biddax from duty on
the grand jury. ''The selection of the
grand jury and the members OF the
grand jury was as completely i'm
personal as It was possible to make
IT," he stated.
In answer to the suggestion made
during the argument Of the defense
that there was a discrimination In
the selection OF the jcry. the Judge
said:
Let me say that l. deprecate any
suggestion OF the possible sup
position or theory that there
are any classes in this eoun-
ty. The statcte recognizes none.
the law recognizes none. and with
Gods help. this court never shall
! recognize any. And the men that
are known to this court from the
coal camps of the county. believe.
fairly recognize and believe that. for
there never has been one OF them
In this court that has had any right
OF reason to complain or who ever
did complain think. Of being sub
ject to any prejudice for any reason
upon earth"
The argument in the matter was
opened by Attorney Hawkins at 10
o'clock Saturday morning and II was
10 o'clock In the evening before
Judge Wilkin gave his opinion.
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Notice Of Application to Lease State
Lands.

Notice Of Application to Lease State
Lands
Ofhce of the State Board OF Land
Commissioners.
Denver, Colo. June s. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that y. r..
Lamb. whose postofhcc address is
cotopaSi, Colorado. has made appii.
cation No. A 2633 to lease the g.
lowing described School Lands. stu
ate In Fremont County. Colorado.
to-wit.
y OF NEl. OF Sec sc. Town
ship "a n. Range ~ r. School lands
Fremont County.
M OF SEX Sec. IS. Range ~
T.. School Lands. Fremont Cocnty.
Notice Is further hereby given
that all other persons desiring to nIe
an application to lease this tract OF
land must hle the same In this o
fice prior to July .. 1914. ss no
other application to lease the abov.
described lands will be considered
after said date.
vOLSEY T. HOCCATT,
Register State Board Land Com
missioners.
First Pub. June II. 1910.
Last Pcb. July 2. 1914.
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BILLS PAID.

The following is a list OF bills paid
at the meeting of the city council OF
Canon City. Colorado. June LIST. 1914.
Salary FUND.-. p. Smith $500,
ID. N. Cooper $1,000. Otis Orendorff
SIS. 90. Lafe Combs SIT. 90, J. NJ. An
derson $500. Grant Dickinson $500,
NJ. J. Lamb $500. Jno. Hamilton $15.-
90. r. ]. Craig $500, j. V. Blake t70.-
90. Aug Pease 5000. C. NJ. Benton
$500.
s. A. and B. Fund-Tom Parker
SIS 90. w. S. Merris 500. 90. Chas
Padgett $4,000. G. T. Wood & Sons
$4,000, w @. Campbell 5000. w. B.
Reiter $50. 90. Lee Amick sI4. 90
Park Allison s22.00. Andy Hemmerle
$1,000. C. Z. Tanner $500. Al Baxter
s7i.oo.. City clerk 1910. WV. Hugh
ert sli.oo. J. J. Hudiey $500.
II. Welsh $500. Biggs Lbr. Co. se2s5,
Harding Hrwre. Co. s0.s2. II. y. Nc
Ilvaney $3.50. Bancroft Hdw. Co.
$3.50. Ernest Yard $3.50. Dicxerson
Bros. 1910.
Park FUND.-. r. Bess IS. 90, Ere
mont Co Abst Co. $500. Bancroft
HdSre. Co. si.55. Dickerson Bros.
s0.75. c. r. Skinner $500. II. Bisbee
$4,000 City Clerk tAsst) $500. Can
on Gro. Co. tAss'mt SIS. 90. Peter
Pringie 100. Fred Morgan $50. 90
Hardy Lbr. Co. Si.se, Emil GauIke
$500. c. b. Merris s2s 90.
Police Fund-Juiius Cramer $1,000,
Jerry Moran $1,000. II. Fillmore
$1,000. 9. =. Skinner SIS 90. Ar. v.
r.. l.. & p. Co. $3.50.
Cemetery FUND.- f. Williams
$500. w. b. Reiter $500. Al Barter
si4.00. Biggs Lbr. Co. s3.s5. Gus
Panis $500. Isaac Ulrieh sss4.oo. A.
s. Munroe $500. Bancroft How're.
Co. s1.o0.
Lighting Fund-Ark- v. RI. q p.
Co. sss5.os.
Mack. Treas. s125.0o
Miscellaneous Fund - nckerson
Bros. so.i5. =. II. Whippie s2.ss. c.
NJ Benton so.75. Daily Record 90 20.
Aug. Pease 1890. ID. W. Ross ana
Aug. Pease $4,000.
Health Fund-c. y Skinner SIS
90. r. Z. Holmes $500. Wilson Pear
son sis.oo. S. & @. Dist No. 2, c. ".
Benton City Teas. si7st.so. c. a q.
Dist. No J. 100000. Cox Judgment
Fund. c. NJ. Benton. City Treaa
$4,000. visduet Improvement DIS.
trict No !. VIM. A. Fry 5000. Ere
mont cs Abst. Co. $3.50. Daily
Recorl 5000.
Water fund-John cheteiat sIis.-
90. Lee wynkoop $500. Cleo combs
$1,000. Y. Porteous $1,000. J. v. Biak.
$50 90. Theo. Shoemaker $500, Par
Allison si32s. r. =. Casebeer y7.2s.
Geo. Wright 81 90. Tom Huskinson
$500. L. ". LitE s2co. l.. J. Litz
800. Joe ciucas $500. r. H. An
derson ti2.oo. Fay Rouse 800. Jay
Rouse $500. A w. Beisei ss.es. ID. ID.
Hoicomb 800. G. r. Tanner $500.
W. b. Reiter 1900. chas. Davis szoo.
VIM. Davis $500. Joe Sanchez 800.
Lee Amick So 90. Fritz Loehr 81. 90
l. H. MoFadden 1900. Fred Merriam
800. Jay Ward $500. Cleo Combs
rs. Al Baxter fis 90. sach-IAwior
NJ a ". Co. t0.15. ]. c. Strickland
800. Hendrie a Bolihoff sIies.
Harding How're. Co. t552. Eclipse
Livery ti.s0. BigEs l.br Co. 800.
Bancroft How're Co. $3.50. Ark. vR
l.. a r Co $3.50. Canon Gro. Co.
fAssn s200.
J. v. BLAKE,
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WITNESS: James l.. Cooper,
Judge and Acting Clerk Of said Court
and the seal thereof hereunto affixed
at the City of Canon City. In sa.
County. this Ninth day OF May 1914.
JAMES l.. COOPER.
Judge and Acting Clerk.
BY PHEBE NJ. PAXTON,
Deputy Clerk.
(SeaD.
First pub. June II. 1914
Last pub. July 3. 1914.
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II. T. bhAfToS. AND }
r. w. BRAISARD.
Defendants
The People Of the State Of Colorado.
To the Defendants Above Named
GREETING:
You are hereby required TO ap.
pear In an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff In
the County Court Of Fremon,
County. State OF Colorado. and an
swer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service here.
OF. II you are served within this
County; II served out OF this County.
or by publication, within thirty days
after service hereof. exclusive OF
the day of service. or Judgment by
default will be taken against you ac.
cording to the prayer OF the com
plaint.
IL copy Of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith. or II ser
vice hereof be made out OF the Sta
OF Colorado. ten days additional time
TO that above specified shall be al
1owed for your appearance and an.
swer In said action.
This is an action wherein the re-
lief sought Is n money Judgment
against the defendants AddIe l.. Bar.
ter. T. A. Haynes. J. W. Light, and
II. y. Brayton. In the sum of FIJI
teen Hundred Csi500 O0) Dollars.
with interest thereon at the rate o
eight SO per cent. Der
annum from the 18th day OF July.
1913. besides the cost OF this ac.
'tion and a reasonable attorney's
fee TO be allowed by the Court, said
claim OF fi500.00. with interest
Aforesaid. being based on a promis.
sorry note made and delivered by the
defendant. Addie l.. Barter, TO thl,
plaintiff. dated January 18th, 1910
and payable to this plaintiff with
interest nj the rate Of eight tsssD
per cent per annum, payable
semi-annuaily. In three years after
It's date, said note being secured by
mortgage deed. whereby Is convey.
cd Lots Eight ts) and Nine te). In
Block Twenty-three t23). in Earle
and Reynolds addition to Canon
City. Colorado. and is recorded in
Book i57 at page 1872 Of the records
OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF
Fremont County. in said State: for
decree foreciosing said mortgage.
and for the sac Of the land and
property thereby conveyed according
to law and the provisions of said
mortgage for the purpose Of paying
said judgment. with costs. attorneys
fees. and the expenses OF such sale,
and for Judgment against the said
defendants. Addie l.. Barter. T. A.
Haynes. J. w. Light and II.
Brayton. for any deficiency there
may be after applying the proceeds Of
such sale to the payment Of plain.
tin's said claim. with attorneys
fees. costs and expenses Of sale. and
for such other and further relief ~
the plaintiff may be lawfully entitled
20 IN the premises. all ~ IL more
faiiy ~ forth n the complaint nIed
IN said cause.
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JONATHAN SEAMAN
County Treasurer.
BY F. X. Miller.
First pub. June IL. 1914.
Last pub. July 2. 1914.
HAaDscRABBLE IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
Notice Is hereby given that the fos
lowing registered Irr,eation Warrants
issued by the Ha.dscrabble Irriga-
tion District OF Fremont County. Colo
rado. drawn upon the Genera, Fund,
will be paid upon presentation to the
County Treasurer at his office in
Canon City. Colorado, any time dur
ing business hours between the date
OF this notice and the 3rd day of
July. A. ID. 1914. and further notice
!s hereby given that Warrants call.
ed by this notice not so presented
shall cease TO draw interest on and
after July 3. A. ID. 1914.
No DATA
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Notice Of Application To Lease stsse
Lands.
Office Of the State Board OF Land


Lands.
Office OF the State Board OF Land
Commissioners.
Denver. Colo, Juno s. 1914.
Notice In hereby given that r
Witcher. whose postofhce address
IN Cotopaxi. has made application
No. 2504 to lease tho following
described School Lands. situate in
Fremont County. Colorado. to-wit:
All Sec. fe. Township 10 ". Range
IL Il.
Notice Is further hereby given
that all persons desiring to file an
application to lease this tract OF land
must nle the same In this Office
prior TO July =. 1914. as no other ap-
pIicntion TO lease the above dee
crtbcd lands will be considsred after
said date.
vOf.NEY r. HOO0ATT,
Register State Board Land Commts-
stouers.
First pub. June II. 1914.
Last pub. July ?. 1914.
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Billy Sundays Meetings

In Colorado Springs. See e. r..
Lynch. the auto hAckman for special
round-trip rates. Cor. 9Th and Main
1874 It'd itw.
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Law and ORDER
LEAGUE MOVEMENT
STARTED OFF WELL

they may choose, provided their OBJ
jects are lawful, and their methods
within the law. But We will recog.
nize no union except the ind.visible
union of these indestructable states
as having the right to declare war,
make peace or maintain armies and
we will recognize no flag. whatso-
ever its color except the flag Of our
country.
II our institutions have any mean
ing whatever, a part Of that meaning
must be that they guarantee the
right of life, labor and property and
the protection of all lawfully operat.
ed business enterprises. We declare
that:
The first duty OF every citizen of
this state is to Join in as earnest ef-
| fort to reestablish law and order
and show the world that Colorado
is capable of maintaining a republi-
can form OF government. and worthy
OF its place in the sisterhood of
states.
II Colorado has a capacity and the
courage to see that the law and
order are restored within her boun-
daries and further armed rebellion
made improbable now and impossi-
BILE in the future. she should show
II now.
By right action we may efacc the
blot from the good name of our
state. This is no time to waste our
strength striving against each other.
over insignificant difference or any
endeavor to obtain party advantage.
One great question confronts us.
There is one supreme duty to be per-
formed. That duty is to establish
the fact that we are a law-abiding
people. ready to obey the law. and
determine that all who dwell within
our borders shall obey the law.
To this end We have organized the
Law and Order league or the Law
Enforcement league of Colorado. and
invite every man and woman within
the state who believes In and who is
willing to maintain the supremacy
OF the law at all times and under
all circumstances. and against all OF
its enemies to Join with US.
There shall be no other qualihca.
tion to membership in this league,
except a determination to uphold
and protect the constitution and
laws OF Colorado. and its existence
as a sovereign and independent state
Our platform is contained in the
preamble to the constitution OF this
state: ito establish justice, insure
tranquility. provide for the common
defense promote the general welfare
and secure the blessings OF liberty
TO ourselves and our posterity."
To this end we urge that law
and order Tor law enforcement) lea
que be formed in every county in
this state; that the law-abiding peo-
pie do meet with mass conventions
and elect delegates to a state con-
vention to be held at a time and
place to be fixed by the executive
committee to take such action as
will insure the union of all those
who are determined that the safety
and life Of the state shall rise above
party considerations and secure the
election to office In the state gov
eminent and as senators and repres-
entation in congress OF men OF such
character. capacity and courage. as
will afford a sure guarantee that the
state OF Colorado will not again be
called upon to mortgage. the future
OF her people. to be maligned In the
eyes Of the people OF the world or
suffer humiliation in the company Of
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ESPECIAL TO THE REcoRD)

forty counties met here Saturday to
consider the forming of a statewide
Law and order League that may
have some influence in the next
state election. Many prominent
people from the three dominent par
ties were present and took part in
the meeting. A. A. Reed of Boul-
der was chairman of the meeting
and on taking the chair delivered a
short but strong speech in favor of
law enforcement everywhere.
Speeches were made in favor of
the movement by Frank Goudy. Re-
pgolican Philip Stewart. Progressive.
and Tom o'Donnel. Democrat. and
by others.
After discussing the various phas.
es OF the subject an address to the
people of Colorado was presented by
the resolution committee and unani-
mously adopted. The address is Civ
en- below. i
In opening the convention, Judge
Southland. OF Greeley. delivered al
strong address on the subject at
issue. which was SO well liked that
n motion prevailed ordering 100000
copies printed and distributed.
A committee of fifteen was author
lied and appointed TO perfect the
organization of the Law and Order
League. This committee consists
of:
Jacob Fillius. Denver.
Guy U. Hardy. Canon City.
Charles T. Fertig. Colorado
Springs.
Chas z. Southard. Greeley.
Al. e. Carlton. Cripple Creek.
Fred L. Collum. Idaho Springs.
II. p. Gamble. Boulder.
Chas. Chase. Telluride.
Frank J. Annis. Fort Collins.
J. F. Vail. Pueblo.
]. A. Newcomb. Golden.
Wilson Turman. Sterling.
F. e. Pendeil. Fort Morgan.
Newton B. Parish, Lamar. +,
Chas. Cavender. Leadville.
This committee will meet in Dem
yer Monday night to further consid-
er the work before Il.
Canon City was well represented
Among those present being. c. A.
Biggs, VIM. Dozier. Harry Bowen. ID.
y. Cooper. Geo. Sale D. w. Ross,
Ross served on the resolutions COM
mittee.
The following are the declaration
of principles adopted by the organi-
zation to be known as the Law and
Order League or the Law Enforce
ment League Of Colorado:
The bill OF rights of the constitu-
tion OF the state OF Colorado declares
that treason against the state" con.
sists I'm levying war against IL, or
In adhering to its enemies. giving
them aid and comfort" We believe
with the trainers OF the first series
of amendments to the constitution
o. the United States that a we'll reg.
uiated militia is necessary to the Sc
curity Of free state. and we be-
fieve that when the militia has been
called into service by the governor,
IL represents the sovereignty Of the
state and levying war upon IL con-
stitutes treason against the state;
We believe that those who plan such
war. and those who promote It
either by speech or by pen. and
those who defend II. either before II
breaks out or while It is in pro-
gress are guilty OF adhering to the
states enemies and giving them aid
and comfort.
War against the state is treason.
The pnishment OF treason is death.
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Witness my hand and official sea-
this 10th day OF June. A. ID. 1914.
JOHSATHAN SEAMAN.
BY +. X. Miller County Treasurer.
Ffrs; pub. June II. 1914.
Last pub. July ?. 1914.
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FRUITMERE 80 .zE
and F0URMILE

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ahart, Mrs.
John Newell and grandson, George
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. New
ell OF Dozier avenue Sunday. The
day was spent very pleasantly.
Mrs. Clin OF Lincoln Park was
visiting with the W. p. Mink fam
lily Of Dozier avenue last Thursday.
Mrs. clin walked from the Park
over.
Mrs. J. w. Sweeney came down
from their ranch on Garden Park on
Friday returning home Saturday af.
ter a pleasant visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Runner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond and son
Fred have moved back onto their
ranch on z. Main AMI expect to re-
side here permanently.
A party Of Is young people pleas
sntly surprised the Barney family Of
Central 81. last Saturday night.
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The party was a farewell social for
Miss Aileen. who leaves Tuesday
for California. where she will enter
business college. Her friends
very muca regret her iepartcre.
Out door games were played until
late. Delicate refreshments OF ice
cream and waters were served. The
party disbanded wishing Miss Bar
ney much success in her school work
as well as a pleasant safe journey
The Hall residence OF East Matn
street was the scene OF a very pref
ty linen shower last Wednesday af-
ternoon. The room being very ar
tistically decorated yith snow balls.
The occasion being in honor of Miss
May Sheridan. who is to become the
bride Of Mr.. VIII Hall In June. Con-
gratulations and best wishes are ex-
tended to the couple.
The Fourmile Progressive club
gave their annual banquet, for the
husbands and children at the home
of Mrs. Curtis of Cyanide avenue
last Friday night. There were IS
present. They sat down to a splen-
did supper at o'clock such as only
these club ladies can prepare. Al
good program was rendered later In
the evening which everyone enjoyed
This is the closing meeting for the
season. The winter has been spent
pleasantly as wen as educationaliy
Mr.. r. y. Gage OF Fourmile is
building an addition TO his house In
the form Of a screen porch.
Mr.. Richard Tremayne. resident OF
upper Fourmile. came down Satur-
day to spend n few days with his
parents on Fourmiie. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Tremayne.
Mr.. Donald Augustine who has
been on the r. n. Mail route for
several weeks past on the western
slope. spent a few days Of last
week visiting his parents Of Cyan
ide avenue. Mr.. Augustine made
q round trip to Denver Monday and
started for Grand Junction Tuesday.
where he expects to have a route
from Montrose 20 Grand junction.
His friends were all glad to see him
again.
The members OF the East Canon
Embroidery club spent last Tuesday
very pleasantly with Mrs. J. w.
Augustine of Cyanide avenue.
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The members of the East Canon
Embroidery club spent last Tuesday
very pleasantly with Mrs. J. W.
Augustine Of Cyanide avenue.
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SUMMONS

STATE OF COLORADO. I
County OF Fremont.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
LYDIA p. CANFTEI-D. }
Piaintin
ADDIE l.. BARTER. T.
A. HAYNES. J. W. LiGHT.D
ii. Z. BRAYTOS. AND }
+. W. BRAISARD.
= Defendants
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allowed it was a painter man named
Sedgwick. | thought maybe Id call in
and have him touch up the wagon a
bit where she's rusty"
And you heard the woman cry out
less han an hour Iater?"
That's a curious thing. I'd have al
most sworn it was a mans voice that
yelled. 1t went through me like a
sharpened icicIe."
"All this was night before last.
What have you been doing meantime? p
drove over to Marcus Corners to
trade yesterday. There | heard about
the murder and came back here to
make a little business out Of it. Would
it be worth IS to you. likely. a relic of
the murderer" suggested the old man.
Quite likely"
NUNS the word. then. for my part
in it. The next morning l followed her
trail a ways. You see. the yell in the
night had got me interested. She'd met
somebody in a thicket. | found the
string and the paper of the bundle she
was carrying there. Then there was a
fight Of some sort, for the twigs were
broken right to the edge of the thicket
and the ground stamped down. One or
both Of 'em must have broken out into
the open, and l lost the trail. But this
is what ! found on a hazel bush. Io
! win the five on it,"
The car came to a stop. Digging into
his pocket. Kent produced a bill. which
ne handed over and took possession of
Simon r. GrOot's relic" 1t was an
embroidered silver star. with a few
corn wisps Of cloth clinging to it.
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AUTOMOBILE JACK.

Simple Contrivance That Raises Four
Wheels at Once.
A steel jack. adjustable for various
makes of cars. which is designed to
lift all four wheels from the floor
simultaneously. has made its appear.
ance. says Popular Mechanics. The
momentum Of the car carries it on to
the Jack, which automatically raises
the a clear Of the floor one and a
half inc""S n"rmitting wheels. to be
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The Secret
Lonesome Cove:
BY
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Copyright, 1912, by the Bobbs>M Merrill
Company

He meets Artist SeIs "lck. an I'D friend,
who is suspected of killing her and plans
to help him.
SedgWick tells OF meeting a beautiful
young woman, name unknown, with whom
he has fallen in love.
Kent and Sedgwick go to the inquest
upon the wOman's body and engage Adam
Balm as Sedgwick's lawyer.
Sheriff Schlager and Coroner Breed sud-
denly withdraw the body from public
view. Gansett Jim. an Indian. accuses
SedgWick of murder.
Kent secures an embroidered silver star
found on top Of the cliff above Lonesome
Cove the night the woman died.