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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-26

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01
Bills Allowed

The following Is list OF bills paid
at the meeting of the City Council OF
the City of Canon City, Colorado.
March 29th. 1915:
Street. Alley and Bridge Fund. Park
Allison $56.75. Cash FAIRIES S41.0O. c.
Z. Morris 1850. w. B. Reiter scs.50
Lee Amick $500. John Hundley
362.25. Tom Lambert 1880. william
Jones S27.25. Fred OFT $17.00. @. A.
OFT $500, r. w Bogardus 931.7a,
l.. II. Davis 1890. L. Serry S7.25, G.
u. Wilgus $2575, Ed. Mcclure 1850,
Roy Owens. $23.75.- II. Hawkey $4,000,
J. A.. Helm 1890. John Oates $500.
W. r. Moderwell 1850. Lloyd Fack-
erell t2T.00. II. Bisbee 317.00. d. J /.
Houston. Assignment $500. Harding
How're Co. $7.55. d. J. Houston. As
signment, $500, Dan Lamb. 1920.
Lee Hill 5000. Colo State Peniten.
tiary $1,000. Biggs Lbr. Co. ss1.s3.
John Meredith &159.s5. l.. Ritzman
t34.22. F. z. Klunker $3.50, c. c. r.
& M. Co. $60.e0. j. v. BLAKE.
City Clerk.
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BEAUTIFUL CAMTATA
At CHRIST CHURCH

On Friday evening. (Good Fsiday.)
commencing at O'Clock promptly
the augmented choir OF Christ church
viii present THE Message Prom the
Cioss." BY the talented American or
sanist and composer. WIN c. Macfar-
Lane.
Possibly. not since Stainer's The
Cfucifxion." has there been cantata
SO ingenious in conception. and with
such a powerful and sympathetic
treatment Of theme as may be found
in The Message From the Cross"
Few. II any, compositions embrac-
ing THE Seven Last Words by
Christ upon the cross, surpass It in
beauty Of melody. in effectiveness Of
harmony. or IN pathos Of recitatiye,
The chorusos. without exception,
are praissworthy IN composition and
IA contrast;
In "Caivsry's 1eurnful Climb ths1
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composer has achieved especial sue
cess as q writer Of choral music. and,
as in the case in some Of the other
cLoruses. 1t abounds In contrapuntai
effects.
But 1t is the work Of a master Of
the art. and is full Of dignity and
nobility, and suggestive Of the ascent
itself.
In the Anal solo and chorus Sing
My soul.' the theme of the opening
colo and chorus retwine. and again
we have music of great worth. lead
ins to grand fortissimo climax.
In the cross OF Christ glory.
Towering DER the wrecks OF time,
All the light OF sacred glory.
Gathers round Its head sublime"
The cantata will be under the direc-
tion Of Mr.. Tom G. Tayler, organist
and choir master.
There will be no charge for adinls-
sion, although an Offering viii be
taken for the choir find.
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application OF Charles z. Hnisey.
Serial No. o1ssfs. We win ofEer ss
public sale. TO the highest bidder. but
al not less than o2.2S per acTu, At
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 18th day Of
May. next. At this oflce, the follow
Ing trAct Of land: wy SEA Section
81 T. Is g.. r. II W.. containing 50
acres.
The sale will not be kept open. but
viii be declared closed whom those
present at the hour named have ceas
Cd bidding. The person making the
highest bid viii be required 20 imms-
dintely pay 70 the Receiver the
amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised TO
file their claims. or objections. on or
before the time designated for sale.
Not coal land.
J. W. HAWLEY. Register.
q. @. WITHERs. Receiver.
First publication Avril l. 1915.
Last publication, April 20. 1915.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Estate Of willis P. King. Jr.. Deceas-
ed.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrator OF the estate
of Willis p. King. Jr.. late Of the
County Of Fremont, In tho State Of
Colorado, deceased, hereby gives no.
tice that he will appear before the
County Court d said Fremont Coun-
ty. At the Court House IN Canon City.
IN said County. At the March Term,
1915, on Nay list. 1916. At which time
All perBons having claims against said
estate are notified and requosted To
attend fos the purpose Of having the
sAmo adjusted. All perions indebted
"a said estate Aro requested 70 make
immediate payment to the undersign-
ed.
Dated at Canon City, Colo. this soth
day Of March, a. d. 1916,
LOWELL 8. BAILEY.
Administrator .
First publication. April 1, 1915.
Last publication April 22. 1915,
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March Term OF the County Court Of
Fremont County. in the State OF Colo
rado. I. Geo. 9. Turner. Administrator
Of said estate. win appear before the
Judge Of said Court. present my fnal
settlement as such Administrator.
pray the approval Of the same. and
VIII then apply to be discharged ~
such administrator. At which tirae
and place any person In interest may
appear and present objections to the
same II any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado.
March rs, 1915.
GEO. g. TURNER,
Administrator Of the Estate Of John
b. MORROW. deceased.
First publication. April I. 1915.
Last publication April %. 1915.
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NOTICE or BIENNIAL ELECTION
or SCHOOL DIRECTORS

Notice e hereby Given. that the
biennial election Of the legal voterD
pf School District No. l, In the County
Of Fremont. State Of Colorado, will be
held In the Office Of the County Sup
erintendent Of Schools, In the County
Court House. on Monday. the third
day OF May, 1915. for the purpo5s Of
eloctfng two members Of the Board
OF Education. ~ provided By law.
The ballot boz will be opened at
seven O'Clock .. m, and will close
at seven p. m. of said day.
April 1st, 1915. ANNA H. BURGERS
Secretary Of the Board Of Education
of School District No. One, County
Of Fremont.
First publication April l, 1915.
Last publication, April 20. 1915.
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TREES.

Geo. A. Nidy of Pueblo. will have
q car Of nursery stock from the
Willis Nursery Co., OF Ottawa. Kas,
for delivery at the Palace Livery,
Cor. 9Th and Main, Wednesday, April
7th. VIII have some extra stock for
sale. Choice varieties Of apple,
cherry. small fruits and roses.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

Floyd Coleman, who has charge of
the work in the free labor camp on
the Rainbow route. east of Texas
Creek, was in Canon City a few days
ago. laying in supplies for the men
under his supervision.
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The farmers are busy getting out
their machinery for cultivating the
soil: painting up, sharpening plow
points and in the thousand and one
other things necessary to be done at
this season of the year.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATIONS
looLATg0 TNAcT
publlo Land MID,

Department Of the Interior, u. 8.
Land Ofnce At Pushlo, Colombo.
March ~. 1915.
NOTICE d hereby given that. ~
6ifSotod " th1 CnmmirnIonef of the
0eno1nl xanA 6faoo. 2nlor pnpvigIonr
q - ~. =. = psFSur4t y ths
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NOTICE. or FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN the Matter Of the Estate of John
B. Morrow, Decoaaod,
Nolice u Hereby Given. That On TIE
oth az q Nay, a. D. 1915. at p -,
1sinG oas q ths regular dAyn q she
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WET MOUNTAIN
VALLEYiNEWS

The people of Hillside and vicinity
are alive and awake to the oncoming
srringtime, which promises much for
them in cattle, hay. grain and other
PRODUCTS of the ranch.
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Cattle and other livestock on the
ranches appear to have weathered the
cold winter very well. and, where
any kind of care has been given them,
are in good condition.
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The Fourmile literary will have
tlleir regular semi-monthIy meeting
Friday evening. April 2nd. A good
program is assured.
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HEaE FaoM cANFiELo. COLO.

Mrs. P. C. Whelan Of College Av..
has as her guests for . few veeks,
Ns. r. A. Brennan and son Of Can
field, Colo.
Mrs. Brennan is Mrs. whsIan's
niece.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

The Wet Mountain valley was visit
ed by two-inch snowfall last Sunday
afternoon. but it soon melted. With
the crest of the range covered with
snow, and with the expectation of oc-
casional nurries in the valley during
the next few weeks, farmers are con-
WINGED that they will have enough of
moisture for spring sowing and the
necessities of the summers crop.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

Custer county ranchmen are not
Slipping much hay at present. Prices
range from eight dollars and fifty
cents 20 nine dollars and fifty cents
ton. which is not very encouraging
value.
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m. AND Mrs. IRELAND MOVING
TO CANON CRY.

Mr.. ana Mr.. A., =. Ireland are
MOVING from wsstcliGs 70 Canon
City this week and win sstablish their
homo ON East 0rssnvood avsnus.
The latter came down from the W.
Mountain valley o. Monday and win
be the quests q friends c1 the family
whils awaiting the arrival u her
parents.
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Among the many changes in loca-
tion of people in this part of the val
ley may be noted the retirement of
J. w. Roop from the management of
the ice plant near the Thomas Bal
man ranch. He has rented the
Thomas Houle place, which
r. H. Dissmore recently purchased.
MIR. Houle has removed to Canon
City to make his home. Frank Rosen-
straw, who has been farming the
Thomas BaIman. Sr., place, we under
stand, will succeed Mr.. Roop at the
ice plant.
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adjoining the John Now ranch, where
they will engage in farming this
season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edmundson
and family of Cyanide avenue. are
moving into the house on the Park
burst place on East Main which they
rsve leased for the summer.
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Mr.. Hoza and Miss Mink and little
Hazel Mink met with what might
Lave proved serious accident when
the horse they were driving became
frightened and the rig was upset.
No one received any serious bruises.
but all were considerably shaken up.
After few minutes time. another
conveyance was rigged out and they
were again ON their way to the city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

R. H. Dissmore is feeding fifty
lead of Hereford yearling calves for
the spring market.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Brown, until
recently residents of Wiley. in this
state, have taken up their home on
the Balman ranch, where Mr.. Brown
Is employed.
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Rev. s. H. sperry conducted religi-
-ouo services at the school house in
Hillside last Sunday morning. In
the evening he spoke at the hall and
was given good congregation at both
rIeetings.
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John Houle and family. who former
ly lived up the valley, have moved to
the place where Walter Kaufman
used to reside.
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Walter Kaufman and family remov
ed to Meeker, Colorado. to make their
home.
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STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Fremont,
Town Of Brookside

da list Of the Of Toun0 d the
Buode CoosdomFeh hhh md Of ch dk in the Townd
Buoh Fremont County, al h < n
To~nc
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FRU|TMERE
AND FOURMILE

| Anu EUURMlLE
Mrs. Hillix of Florence has been
visiting at the Augustine and Stien-
mier homes on Fourmile this week
Mr. Don Augustine who has been
working on the Cotopaxi cutoff for
the past few weeks is confined to his
bed with severe attack of tonsi-
1itis.. He arrived home Saturday af-
ternoon. Norman Cooling accompa-
ried him home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boylen, of Conway
Springs, Kansas, who have purchased
the Hawkins place on Orchard Ave.
have taken possession and are moving
in at present
Friday night the East Canon NJ. E.
Ladies Aid are to have a ten-cent
social at the home of Mrs. Teller on
Fowler ave. Games and amusements
OF excellent sort have been planned
for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben vondra. Jr. of
Orchard avenue. are moving onto their
Fight Mile ranch where they expect
tC reside in the future
Mr. John Stinemier has been confin-
ed to his bed with severe attack
Of rheumatism.
The ]. o. f. club met with, Miss
Clara Williams last wednesday after
noon, most of the members were pres
ent and everyone had an excellent
time, and every one pronounced Miss
Williams charming hostess. They
meet next time with Miss Carrie
PurnelI of Reynolds avenue.
The Fruitmere Literary met la
friday evening. A good number were
present. The program rendered was
very good one. 1t was decided to
have only one more meeting this year
which will be Friday evening. April
8 There win be q pie social in con-
nection with the program.
Rev. Ilsley and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Madse Madsen were guests at
dinner Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newell
Mr.. Hoza and Miss Mink and little
Hazel Mink met with what might
Lave proved serious accident when
the horse they were driving became
frightened and the rig was upset.
No one received any serious bruises.
but all were considerably shaken up.
After few minutes time. another
conveyance was rigged out and they
were again on their way to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edmundson
and family OF Cyanide avenue. are
moving into the house on the Park
burst place on East Main which they
rsve leased for the summer.
The Fourmile literary will have
their regular semi-monthIy meeting
Friday evening. April 2nd A good
program is assured.
TREES.
Geo. A. Nidy of Pueblo, will have
car Of nursery stock from the
Willis Nursery Co, OF Ottawa. Kas.,
for delivery at the Palace Livery,
Cor. 9Th and Main, Wednesday, April
7th. VIII have some extra stock for
sale. Choice varieties Of apple,
cherry. small fruits and roses.
BEAUTIFUL CANTkTA
At CHRIST CHURCH
On Friday evening. (Good Friday.)
commencing at O'Clock promptly
the augmented choir Of Christ church
will present The Message Prom the
Cioss." BY the talented American or
sanist and composer. WIN G. Macfar-
Lane.
.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-01

More grain will be sown in the Wet
Mountain valley this spring than ever
before; particularly Of Alfalfa. The
prospect for a prosperous year we're
never better than at present
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Mr.. and Mrs. Boylen, of Conway
Springs. Kansas, who have purchased
the Hawkins place on Orchard Ave.
have taken possession and are moving
in at present
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NJ and Mrs. Waiter Higgins. who
l'aVs ~ living On the rrsot ranch,
hoOp gtneVeo ~ ne Haiieek plses,
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Rev. Ilsley and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Madse Madsen were guests at
dinner Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newell
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Miss Kate Rankin. who taught al
Hillside this year. is just finishing ur
enc Of the most successful terms Of
school ever conducted there.
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Work is proceeding nicely on the
Rainbow route highway along the
south bank Of the Arkansas river.
The force of men working last out
Of Texas Creek is now within three
or four miles of the gang Of men work
ing west. A great deal OF work, how
ever, remains TO be done before the
task is finished. The road-builders
are now up against the hardest prop
ofition they have yet encountered
Long stretches Of rock work and huge
houlders loom up in front and seem
to- be almost impenetrable. but the
Iren engaged in the undertaking know
re such word as fail and these bar
riers must give wa ybefore them.
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Mrs. NJ. S. Coleman is preparing for
trip to California in the near future.
she expects to spend the summer on
the coast; being the guest the great
er part Of the time Of her daughter.
ip San Francisco. She will also visit
relatives and friends in other parts
Of the state.
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Friday night the East Canon NJ. E.
Ladies Aid are to have a ten-cent
social at the home of Mrs. Teller on
Fowler ave. Games and amusements
os excellent sort have been planned
for the evening.
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Mrs. Hillix of Florence has beer
visiting at the Augustine and Stien
nier homes on Fourmile this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Trout, who have been
living in Pueblo for some time past,
have returned to their ranch near Hill
side and are again located in their
cid home.
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Mr. John Stinemier has been confin-
ed to his bed with severe attack
Of rheumatism.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben vondra. Jr., of
Orchard avenue. are moving onto their
Fight Mile ranch where they expect
to reside in the future.
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The Fruitmere Literary met la
Friday evening. A good number wer'
present. The program rendered wa
a very good one. 1t was decided t.
have only one more meeting this yea
which will be Friday evening. Apri
There win be pie social in cor
nection with the program.
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The ]. o. f. club met with, Miss
Clara Williams last wednesday after
noon, most of the members were pres
ent and everyone had an excellent
time. and every one pronounced Miss
Williams charming hostess. They
meet next time with Miss Carrie
Purnell of Reynolds avenue.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-09-30

James Pierce of Stockton Springs was be-
fore Judge James Libby of the Probate Court
at special session Tuesday, Sept 18th,
charged with the embezzIement of So 400
from the estate of bis father, the late DR..
James A. Pierce of Stockton Springs The
complaint was brought by Mrs M elinda Pierce
the administrative The evidence showed the
transfer to be perfectly legal from father to
son as the transfer was made at the City Ma.
tional Bank of Belfast in May, 1915. A like
case will be heard in the estate of Perlie Wat.
ton of Searsmont at the next regular term of
the Probate Court.
A NATIONAL DEFENCE LEAGUE. A meeting
OF those interested in the organization of a
league for promoting measures for national
defence was held in the municipal court room,
city building. last Thursday evening Morris
L. Slugg. chosen temporary president at a
preliminary meeting, presided, and after call
ing to order said that he had been disappoint-
ed in getting some one to tell what had been
said at the former meeting and to explain the
object of the proposed league, but the ground
had been well covered by the report in The
Republican Journal. After quoting from thai
report as to the objects of the proposed league
Mr.. Slugg gave an interesting resume of the
remarks of Mr.. Jencks and readily RESPONDED
to questions from those present. He was
asked if it was proposed to or ganiza com.
pany of militia in Belfast and replied that
while that matter had not been considered if
might be taken up later. His questioper re-.
marked that he thought it was not creditable
for city of 5000 people not to have militia
company for instruction in drill and the use of
fire arms. meeting of leading men of the
State will be held in Augusta soon to further
this movement. which Mr.. Slugg will attend as
a delegate, and after his return meeting will
be held at which he will report the proceed
lngs, etc. After some further discussion the
meeting voted unanimously in favor of organ
izing local league. The chair then appoint
ed Messrs. Edward R. PIERCE. Irving T. Dins-
more and Wilson Ellis a committee to nomi.
nate officers. and they reported as follows:
Morris L. Slugg. president; Dr. Adelbert Mil
lett vice president; Carleton Doak, secretary:
Frank R. Woodcock, treasurer; o. E. Frost, J..
Z. Durham, H. A. Peters, Austin Heating, J.
ID. dowes, directors, The report was accept
ed and the above officers elected. A constitu-
ton was then adopted identical with that of
the bangor League, which was printed in full
In The Journal last week. Adjourned subject
to the call of the pres ident.