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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-07
ZAPATA CHIEFS GIVE UP.
Three Leaders Accept Amnesty
From C%arrnnzn, Ell PasO Hears,

FL PAso. oct. News reached here
To-day that the Zapata chieftains Luis
'aSiro, Samue Corbello and Felipe Bal
l'ras have surrendered to Carranza
."lces At .Alvarado. rear Vera Cruz.
ID accordance with the stipulations OF
"mnesty to villa and Zapata lieuten-
MS who will lay down their arms
o! espuusc the Constituencies cause.
Efforts were continued to-day to find
ways ana means for gathering the Nor
mon colonists in the Casas Grandes
VALLEY and bringing them all out of
ne district in which Villas army In
llartered. Conditions In Casas Grandes
and in the colonies are terrible. accord
* 70 Mormon arrivals from Colonla
'Nar"z and Colonia DublG0.
lhe Nlil.sta troops quartcred there
We wrought havoc with the place and
." worst state OF affairs in the his
eIy or the valley exists. Sanitary
"ud,t"nS are said to be ~frightful.
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COMET LOOPS
THE LOOP TONIGHT
Art Smith, Here From Pama-
ma Fair, Promises SrnSa-
tiOnal Flight.

New Workers who are sufficiently wise
10 secure seats on some convenient roof
at $ o'clock this evening will see u hui
man cone that Will loop the loop, turn
hip-iaps n disport itself like "A mon.
ster pinwheel IA mile above the sky
scrapers. In other words, Art Smith.
the '~boy-bird," is to fly.
Smith, who has been the star attrac-
tion at the Panama Pacific exposition,
ZONES to New York to 'show New York
something II has never seen before, -
He has arranged 10 start this evening
al : O'clock, If II is clear. from the CO.
lumbia Yacht Club, Eghty-sxth street
and the Hudson River, and turn twelve
loops In the air while n blaze OF fire.
works marks his path through the sky.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-07
CHICAGO AWAITS DRY SUNDAY.
Police Ready to Close All Drinking
nce One Of which Fails.

CHICAGO, oct. Chicago is looking
forward with "A good deal of Interest to
its first dry Sunday in years. The po-
lice to-day received instructions to see
that every place in the city where hquor
is sold Is closed at midnight saturday
and kept closed until midnight sunday
seven thousand one hundred and hf'y-
two license holders will be affected.
That the Mayors order has had an
immediate effect on the financial CON
ditions of summer gardens was indicated
when one of the largest filed a petition
for a receiver, The garden cou'd not
continue 20 operate, 1t was sald' WIN
it's Sunday liquor business cut OIL
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$50 MORE TWIN STARS FOUND.
Michigan Professor Here From
ArgentinR-IInrr's Fast Trim.

The Lamport & Holt liner Vestris. in
yesterday from Buenos Ayres. made "A
new record of is days II hours and ~
minutes from that port TO Sandy Hook.
bringing. among other passengers. Prof.
william Joseph Hussey. astronomer of
the University of Michigan. Whose spe-
cialty is discovering twin stars. lie
has been scanning the skies in the
southern hemisphere At the University
OF La Plata, in Argentina, with Prof
Paul 7. Delayan of Ann Arbor. and
they have added esq more dual stars to
the former list of 200. Prof, Delavan,
who has a fancy for comets. picked
another one out of the cosmos "A few
months ago.
Prof. Edward c, Greene of the De-
partment of Agriculture, who has been
in the wilds of Brazil instructing the
natives in the cultivation of cotton, said
II the country awoke to IA realization
of the value of modern agricultural
methods 1t could raise a better quality
than Egyptian cotton.
Other voyagers by the Ncstris were
Bishop l.. l.. kinsolNing OF Rio Janciro,
Dr. j, G. Rodriguez, editor Of the Jour-
nal Of Commerce of Brazil II C. de NJ.
Pinheiro. new brazilian Consul General
here, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H., Scott.
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marvclling Tonight at the way In which
the President had managed 10 keep his
attentions toward Mrs. Gait from the
public. This was all the more surpris-
ing when II became known .hat he act
ual'y had called at st. Thomas's church
last sunday evening. met AIRS. Calf and
escorted her home.
II was announced today that Miss
isabelle Hagner. who was social secre-
tary 10 Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Roosevelt.
has been retained IN the same capacity
by Miss Margaret Wilson. Society peo-
pie here assume that the capital IS en-
terinS upon a gay social season. OF
course there will he a great deal OF EN-
PERTAINING In honor OF Mrs. Gait. unless
she and the President ask otherwise.
The marriage. " the President and
Mrs. Gait Will be the third in the Wilson
family since March 4. 1913. The I're>i-
dents daughters. Mrs. McAdoo and Mrs.
Francis Bowes Sayre, were married
last yea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-07
LABOR AGAINST CONSTITUTION.
VII Fight Proposed Document.
Except suffrage Clause.

Labor leaders IN confer. ms. hero y,..-
rrrddy decided To oppose IN. ne" tunsti-
tut,uu, except the woman suffrage
clause.
Ernest BONN. secretary Of III" Contra
Federated Union. said that Sumu-l
Gompcrs Of t., American Federation %.
Labor will he asked t. conduct Il state
wide cdmudiCu against the proposed
amendments. II s. expected that union
labor men will vote soldidly against all
The chAngos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-07
RED CROSS
No Longer Needed In Mexico, Car.
ranRa Tells 4. y.

NDtcidi tdbfe Despatch TO TIE Sun.
MEXIco CITY. Oct. 5.-American Red
Cross Representative O'Connor here has
received orders from Washington to
leave Mexico Immediately. He will go
the end of the week. Washington has
been informed by Carranza that the God
situation in Mexico is now under CON
troll and hat the Red Cross ~ no longer
necessary.
Great interest has been evinced here
n a despatch from Monterey printed in
Fl Democratic in regard to "A Texas
revolution. which it alleges is causing
great trouble to the United States. The
story states that the United States
Government is about to declare martial
iaw in all the Southern States to pre-
vent the spread Of the revolution beyond
Texan borders.
With Mr.. O'connor the end of this
week departs Armando Nolio. the MeXi-
"3n inventor. with a mine locating and
raising apparatus. which he is going to
place At the service OF France. Tha
country, he says has agreed to furnish
lin = special craft with which he liz to
work among the German mine fields.
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WITHDRAWS
RED CROSS AID
FROM MEXICO
Action Taken in Washington
To Mean Sure Recognition
for Carranza.
FIRST CHIEFS ABILITY
TO FEED ALL DOUBTED

NASriNGruS, Oct G-Recognit.oi OF
.or rarrnnza Government in Mexico by
,ue United States and the six other
POWERS tina. comprise the Pan-Amcri-
an conference Is f~oreshadowed In an
announcement made Tonight that at the
stance of the administration tho Red
ross will suspend It's work of relief In
Me.ico and will at once withdraw all its
agents from that country.
1; was made known in an official quar-
,,r that the State Department suggested
'si, the Red Cross terminate its ACTIVE
ts IN Mexico as "A result of representa-
or, made by Carranza hat Mexico is
,oV o. "a position to tai care of herself
ed her people,
Al tho .anc time reports received
ON tuitcd States consular agents II
t;qd cross officials are to the effect that
rpusand~ are suffering from huger in
Mexico ard that. IN fact. there has been
ID, substantial nmciiurat!on of food con-
..,vuy since the Red Cross entered the
ountry last June ut the direct request
- President Wilson.
For weeks il has been y matter OF
..r.uon knowledge in Washington that
ness som' unexpected developments
,!cveu'cd the contamination of the pro-
.ammo. the Pan-American conference
would extend it's moral support to Car
gny, and ultimately recognize him as
ne head OF de facto government in
Mexico.
The withdrawal of the ked Cross from
Mexico In obedience to representations
hIadc by Idr"tnza. coming az II does
tNo days before the reassembling of the
ucr-Amcrican conference. il accepted as
ar earnest of the purpose OF the seven
overs to assist tarranza in establish
ug a provisional government south Of
d border.
Red cross officials do not agree with
ruruuzl that conditions in Mexico have
improved and doubt is expressed that
Carrdu1a will he able to make good on
hs promises.
H. unofficial circles there was a dis
ro.itlon to criticise the Administration
ot the ground that the Red Cross. hay
lug been invited by President Wilson to
enter Mexico. failed to receive the sup
port that was promised by this Govern
rr.nt. Now the Red Cross is o to
retire at the suggestion of the State De-
uartment. although conditions. according
10 Red Cross officials. are not much bet
ter than they were originally.
According to statements made by per-
sons conversant with Mexican affairs,
the action of the Administration in
.irquiescing In the request OF Carranza
that the Red Cross be withdrawn from
Mexico paves the way for important ac-
Ion by the IA American conference
which will meet here Saturday.
II is understood that the diplomatic
representatives OF the seven American
overs already have exchanged views
on the quesr.o and that all are agreed
that Carranza is now in a position where
ne can maintain himself IL he Is recOs-
nized by the United States.
That a decision to that effect will he
reached saturday seems to be assured.
although it is not certain that the con-
clus on will he officially proclaimed.
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THE NEW YORK HERE SAFELY.
brings Many Passengers. Includ-
Ing British COnsuI-t.eucraI,

The American liner New York ar
rived NJ Quarantine last night with lN4
FIST cabin, 2j1 second and iG2 steeragc
passengers. Sh" will dock this morning.
Among the passengers on board We're
the Marquis and Marchioness of Aper-
deem and Trmair. Sir Johnston Forbes
Robertson. Cosmo Hamilton and civ"
Baylcy. who succeeds Sir Courtnev Ben
nett as British Consul-General In New
York.
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TO TAKE TRIP.
Will 60 tn TampicO, M%Onterey anL
>aitiliO for I%DspcctiOn.

SPeci0i 'ahle DesDdtch 10 THE SuS.
NErN CRrz. Mexico, oct. 6.-Gen.
Agu,'lr appointed Gen. MILAN to-day
j DIVISIONAL Governor to act while he is
away with First Chief Carranza. who
'Al'is 10 leave Friday on an inspec-
...u tour to take in Merida. Tampico,
Monterey and Saltlllo.
'argan2a Is confident that the deliber-
."i- Of the 4 B & conference will be
.eiurJulo to him.
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ington. Mr.. Gialt died about eight years
ago. and 1t was estimated at that time
that Mrs. Gait received about $3.50, 900.
After his death Mrs. Gait purchased the
interest of Sterling Gait. her brother
in-law. in the jewelry store. and since
that time the house has been managed
for her by her two brothers.
Norman Calf. her husband, was n
vestryman OF st. Thomas's Episcopal
Church here. Of which Mrs. Gait il a
most active member. Mrs. Galt's sister
Gertrude is the wife of Hunter Gait of
this city. a stenographer, and Mrs. Galt's
mother lives with her. Mrs. Gait was
n of thirteen children. She has five
sisters and four brothers living.
Mrs. Gait was Miss Edith Boiling.
She was born in Wytheville, Va. where
her girlhOod was spent and where her
father. william n. Boiling. was a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-07
TICKER CASE UP AGAIN.
: "nns"i for Buffalo Firm Charges
Discrimination.

f1'HESTER, y. y, oct. G.-In the
S'"'h ticker case before the Appellate
,.''.s. D. Attorney John q. Milburn of
We" fvrk argued to-day that the New
''.h stock Exchange has property
,tNtN IA tn" sale of all quotations on
>'''hs ard bonds and may refuse to al
'' 'ho sale Of quotations where 1t
INKS proper. Counsel for Henry g..
tucker of Buffalo argued discrimina-
t''h IN the refusal to sell quotations
y" mat iirm, \ representative of the
western uIion Telegraph Company
'a'H mat contracts with It's patrons
mus b" approved by the Stock Ex-
.hahg', II was claimed that in the early
nays " the war the Buffalo firm sold
- membership IN the exchange and
~as then denied quotations. Decision
VS. reserved.
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mig Gift tn Ncrhn MES >oc!.t,.

Amos =. Emo OF IL So.,u william
street has don ted the pruno' ,s a} SIS
and 400 West liruadwa' tud 80. Hi u.,l
90 Thompson street, tuS n,' v'rs N"
sum of $4,000, to tn. Co rt' 500 e.
Of Mechanics and Trad, o.uo. 81 e
city of New York. The properly .- g.,
lie used 10 produc. leNouG. ~. y
societ". \ special meeting u' tn, s,,.-
ETY. was held last might at IN. ST.
chHnics Institute - accent Curtu.lly
donation, and resolutions u' Themes
were sent to Mr.. Emo.
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BURTON'S BOOM LAUNCHED.
Ohio aud West Nir.inin R~pnbli-
cans give Him u

IttsT I~.NFNpOOI, ONO, OF. Q Tnc
Presidential boom Of eX-I'nitnd States
senator Theodore Burton was launch 4
here Tonight when 20n representative
Republicans of east, n ONO ANA Wrs,
Virginia rendered him "A banquet
Mr.. Burton In an address narrated IN
cidentS Of his recent trip to South Amer
lea and told of the trade possibilities
there.
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Braytl-l. =. Treaty Approved.

RIO DE JANElRo, oct 6,-The Chamber
approved to-day the arbitration treaty
between Brazil and the United States,
signed at Washington last July.
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The odd Guard is to hold its annual
bah m January Is. 1916. At the Hltmorc
Hotel.
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EXPLAINS BELTS ON JUPITER
Rapid Rotation of the Planet Is the
Cause, According to Those Learned
In Astronomy.

1t has been suggested by Lau that
the reason Jupiter has belts instead
of zones of spots is to be found in
its rapid rotation. The material
forced upward from the lower strata
of the planet, bringing with it a
smaller linear velocity than that of
the surface, streams eastward and
assumes the appearance of elongated
streaks. If the centers of eruption
are sufficiently numerous, belts are
formed, and it is suggested that,
were the suns rotation much more
rapid than it is, the solar surface
at spot maximum would also present
dark streaks or belts. In accordance
with this theory of belt formation
it will be remembered that the great
revival of Jupiter's north equatorial
belt in 1918 began with the out.
break of a few isolated spots, which
quickly spread out around the plan.
et.-Scientific American.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Estate OF Clara M. King. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrator Of the estate
of Clara n. King. late Of the County
OF Fremont. In the State OF Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court
OF said Fremont County. at the Court
House In Canon City. In said County.
at the March term. 1915. on June
5th. 1915. at o'clock In the afternoon
OF that day. at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose OF having the same ad-
justed. All persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested TO make immedi-
ate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this LIST
day OF May. A. ID. 1915.
NEWTON b. KING.
Administrator.
First Pub. May 9. 1915.
Last Pub. June 3. 1915.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Estate OF Walter s. Fisher. De.
ceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrative OF the estate
OF Walter s. Fisher. late OF
the County OF Fremont. in the State
Of Colorado. deceased. hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the
County Court OF said Fremont County,
at the Court House in Canon City. In
said County. at the March term. 1915.
on the 9Th day Of June. 1915. at 10 A.
NJ, next, at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for
the purpose OF having the same ad-
justed- All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make imme-
date payment TO the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City. Colo, this
list day Of May. A. d. 1915.
ELIZA c. FISHER.
Administrative
First Pub. May 6. 1915.
Last Pub. May 27. 1915.
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is WONDERFUL AIR MACHINE
German Zeppelin Can Garry Heavy
Load and Still Attain 6peS1
That ls Remarkable.

Possibly your impression Of Zep-
pelin is that it is cigar-shaped ball
loon with propeIling apparatus
added. The large envelope of a Yep
pelin dirigible is not entirely filed
with gas, but contains instead sixteen
separate ''balloonets," each of which
is filled with hydrogen. Thus shot
may pierce the envelope without
bringing the airship to earth. Half
Of the balloonets must be punctured
before Zeppelin can be brought
down. A Zeppelin of the latest
known type measures 400 feet in
length and so in diameter. The
frame which supports the envelope
is constructed of aluminium. Be
cause of this rigid construction it is
possible to mount the propellers on
the envelope. In the nonrigid diri-
giblcs used by other European pow
ers the propeller is more usually
mounted near the car. The Yep
pelin has two cars, mounted close
under the main body, each of which
has a gasoline motor of 500 horse
power. When carrying full crew of
25 men and five tons of bombs and
other equipment, Zeppelin is cap
able of speed of so miles an hour.
American Boy.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
STATE OF COLORADO.
)ss.
County OF Fremont.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
w. J. Davis,
Jane Asher.
The Seventeenth Street
Building Company. cor
poration,
g. ano.
Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEN.
DANTS, AND TO ALL OTHERS
WHO MAY BE INTERESTED: NO.
TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That by
virtue Of the authority vested in me
by q decree OF the Court in the
above entitled cause. made and enter
ed on the 1st day OF May, a. d. 1915.
and the order OF the Clerk made and
issued pursuant to the provisions
and directions of said decree. will
on Saturday. the 2gth day Of May. A.
ID. 1915, commencing at the hour OF
10 o'clock In the forenoon OF that
day, offer for sale and sell at public
auction at the front door OF the Free
mont County Court House. In Canon
City, state OF Colorado. to the high
est bidder and for the highest and
best price the same will bring, for
cash. all the following described real
estate, premises and property, stu
ate in Fremont County State. of Col
orado. TO wit: Lots numbered One
~, Two (2) and Three (3) and the
South East one-fourth tH) OF North
West Quarter tA) of Section Eieh-
teen (lS). In Township Eighteen fisD.
South OF Range Seventy (70) West of
the Sixth Principal Meridian: con-
tanning 1871 acres, or SO much there
Of as may be necessary for the pur-
poses hereinafter stated.
The purpose Of said sale is to com.
ply with the requirements and pro-
visions OF said decree. which was
made and entered In an action for
the foreclosure Of q certain mort.
rage recorded IN the office Of the
County Clerk and Recorder Of Fre-
m0nt County, state Of Colorado. in
pnok l37 AZ Pare lBl. and particular
" 70 realise from sAid sale the sum
lng oD1o.1o With interest from the dAtc
y IA 1oogoo. on1 boine the amount
~ ~ eWlpS - p'eiatiR - by ssil
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DAUGHTER BORN TO MR.. AND
MRS. w. C. THOMAS.

A. baby daughter was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Thomas Tuesday NOR
ming. Mother and infant reported TO
Do doing nicely. As result Of his
new honors Mr.. Thomas, as comman-
der-in-chlef Of the Y. N. C. A. mem.
bership campaisn. is expected to
make things hum" during the next
few days.
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IMPRESSIONS.

'Latin is a dead language, is il
not?"
'Well," said the pharmacist, as he
looked at long prescription, "some-
times think it's a dead language
and then again l get an idea that it's
pretty lively, killing people on it
own account
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WORTH SEEING.

Tenderfoot- -whaddye diggin' the
big hole for?
Trapper-Wild cats.
Tenderfoot-By gravy, I've often
heard Of wildcat mines, but this il
the first time / ever saw =
Judge.
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AIs coNsoLArIoN.

Teddy-I wonder if you know
what an ass you've made of your
selfi
Eddy-Yes, l do; but, by George! |!
it was "made in America Judge
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NEWS FOR MOTHER.

New Boy-Please, sir, do ye mind
if ring up the grocer on our corner
so he can let me mother know | land
ed the job ob?-Judge.
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LIMITED CAPACITY.

@well, Bobby, did you have all The
pudding you wanted at dinner r
Nom before got half what I
wanted I got full"
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own keys and counsel by
renting steel safety box At the
Fremont County National Bank. 50 to
So per year. stf.
-~~oe~sseeeeS<><%tt~~e~oS
decree found. including attorneys
fee allowed by the Court: also to
realize the amount OF costs in said
action as taxed In the sum Of sfS.6s
and the expense OF this sale.
Dated May 4th. 1915
WILLIAM IL. NEwCoMB.
Sheriff of Fremont County. Colorado.
First publication May 6. 1915.
Last Publication May q. 1915
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TALK IS TlRINc.

Stude Ito home party queen)-
Shall we dnnce or talk?
Queen-Pm so tiredl Let's dance.
Penn State Froth.
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ORIGINATOR.

Governess-W Who was Christopher
Columbus?
Wise WilIie-He was the original
"See America First advocate.
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GENTLE cERTRupg.

Penelope Gertrude is gentle
creature. isn't She?
Percival-Yes. Instead of whip
ping the cream she just scolds it
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News Notes
{Advertisement.)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 623
Main street Record office
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06
FOR sALE--Miscellaneoua

FOR SALE-Team of mules. Phone
Blue 17I2. 7O5 Diamond ave. ssH
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ME- THIS AFTERNOON FROM
FROM THE SPRINGS

Mrs. Clark Cooper returned home
this afternoon from Colorado Springs
where she went on Wednesday Of this
week to attend the sessions Of Pueblo
Presbytery as delegate from the
congregation of the First Presbyte-
rian church. Other Canon City peo-
pie In attendance at Presbytery we're
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. F. Sewer and R.
G. Nesbit.
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County OF Fremont 7--I-=-;---4= =7iT== :
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Mary G. Du Bois.
Plaintiff.
VS..
l. A. Ferguson,
and
Ella Heaton,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06

More than $4,000 trout fry were
distributed by Deputy Game Warden
Vidler, of Teller county, in the
streams of Middle Beaver, East Bea-
yer. Four Mile and Gould Creek on
Monday.