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Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
He Dropped Behind to Slip Something
Which Looked Like Money.

this misery, Market Square church is
reaping harvest rich enough to build
fifty million dollar cathedral, and l
have sufficient disregard for the par.
ticular deity under whom you do bust.
ness, to feel sure that he would not
destroy it by lightning. l want out of
here"
Frankly, so do l." admitted Man.
ming; although I'm ashamed of my
self. It's all right for you. who are
young, to be fastidious, but your
Daddy Manning is coward enough to
want to make his peace with heaven,
after life which put few blots on
the book"
She laughed at him speculatively
for moment. and then she laughed.
You know. don't believe that,
Daddy Manning. You're an old fraud.
who does good by stealth. in order to
gain the reputation of having been
picturesquely wicked. Tell me why
you belong to Market Square church"
Because it's so respectable" he
twinkled down at her When an old
sinner has lost every other claim to
respectability, he has himself put ON
the vestry."
He dropped behind on their way to
the door, to surreptitiously slip some
thing. which looked like money, to the
man with the roughly hewn counte-
nance. and as he stood talking. Rev.
Smith Boyd came in, not quite breath.
lessly. but as if he had hurried.
Il knew you were here" he said,
taking Calls slender hand in his own;
then his eyes turned cold.
You recognized my pink ribbon
bows" and she laughed up at him
frankly. You haven't been over to
sing lately"
NO" he replied win you be at
home this EVENING""
I'll have our music selected" and.
in the very midst OF her brightness.
she was stopped by the sudden SOM
berness in the rector's eyes.
Simple little conversations; quite
trivial indeed. but 1t had been attend.
Ell by much shifting thought. To be-
gin with, the rector regretted .the ne.
cessity of disapproving of young
lady so undeniably attractive. She
was pleasure to the eye and q stim.
ulus to the mind. and always his first
Impulse when he thought OF her was
one OF pleasure. An incident flashed
back to him. The night of the tobog.
gan party, when she had stood with
her face upturned. and the moonlight
cleaning on her round white throat.
He had trembled, much to his later
sorrow. as he fastened the scarf about
her warm neck. However, she was
the visiting niece of one of his vestry.
men, who lived next door to the rec
tory.
Gail jerked her pretty head impa.
tiently. II Rev. Smith Boyd meant
to be as somber as this. she'd rather
he'd stay at home. However, he was
the rector, and her Uncle Jim was a
vestryman. and they lived right next
door.
You just escaped blowing up.
Doctor Boyd" observed Daddy" Man
ming. joining them. and his eyes
twinkled from one to the other. Our
young friend from the West Is harsh
with the venerable Market Square
church
Again" and Rev Smith Boyd was
gracious enough to smile. What Is
the matter with II this timer"
1T is not only commercial but Grim.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
New M exico.

The Black Cloud mine near Magda-
lena has resumed operations.
Activity in the mining districts
near CarrizozO is on the increase.
The Southwestern Oil Development
Company has been organized at Co
lumbus.
The Silver Cell group of mining
claims, near Silver City, is to be de-
veloped extensively.
M. NJ Crocker installed a gasoline
hoist at his wolframite mines near
Gage, twenty miles west of Deming,
and will sink his main shaft.
The Azure Mining Company has
taken over the Contention mines in
the Tres Hermanas mountains south
of Deming. from S. D. Swope, which
are paying zinc mines.
That practically the entire top OF
Dark Thunder mountain, few miles
from Twin Peaks. Is an immense body
OF low grade zinc ore, is a discovery
recently made by Paul Crowley.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
Hardest rhlno to Ride.

There is nothing 80 hard to ride a.
a young broncho." said the Westerner
"Oh, ! don't know replied the man
from back East. Did you ever try
the water wagonf"
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
Couldn't Be More So

How was the party last night at
the Gadders' house?"
"Oh, the usual flubdub and foolish
ness"
WAS there no serious note?"
"One. overheard Mr.. Gadders tell
Mrs. Gadders in a whisper that an
other blowout like that would break
him."
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
His Justification.

why did you strike this manr"
asked the court
HE told me to use my head" plead.
ed the prisoner.
well. that's no crime, is TT"
But. your honor. I was crushing
stone at the time. Buffalo Express.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
Wyoming.

The Big Horn basin in northern
Wyoming is the scene of unusual en-
thusiasm and activity in oil and gas
because OF several recently completed
oil and gas wells.
There is more activity about the
oil lands adjacent to Lander at the
present time than there was fifteei,
or more years ago, when Lander had
the only producing field in the state.
the Dallas field.
Drilling into the second strata OF
oil sand In the Elk Basin the Ohio Oil
Company struck a real gusher and
opened a well that is believed by oil
men to be the largest struck in any
of the Wyoming Montana oil fields.
The Hudson Oil Company brought
in their ninth producing well at Ian
der, at a depth of 1.150 feet. While
not 4 flowing well as is No. s. il is
as good producing well as the com
pany have, and is the last one they
will drill this winter.
Gilpin observer., 1915-12-30
WESTERN
MINING AND OIL
NEWS

Newspaper Union News Service
Metal Market Values.
Lead, N. Y, offered-$5.40.
Bar silver-54c.
Spelter, st. Louis-$14.8O.
Copper, casting-$19.30.
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MdINDAl

Herr fer the Wlntsr Months.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). r. Green and
daughter. Of Chicago. arrived here ~
centiy and win remain In Canon city
during the winter months. They
lsve taken apartments It the crnmer
cottage At $50 College avsnue.
Moved y Cripple crssk
NJ. and Mr.. Howard Kins hays
neve1 % Cripple crsek where NJ.
Keg ~ bssa trsAssssssa ~ ths
Ai1aI.es valley HAsAt ~ Rsuss
~ ~ NuMe1, osso = go
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WOULD EXCHANGE 100 aesss IN
proved alfalfa al srain laaa sor =
Arst class fruit >ranch. Write vitA
fuIl 1sScsips1cn to sAM BROWN.
care Record. spf1td-1tW.
so0oooOooo~o00ooO~ooooooNo
has been in Dsnver since Thursdny
Of last week "Esttins onto the ropes."
,:a will taIs actual charge Of aRairs
n the office on Tuesday. when The
new administration succseds the old.
II is probable that Mrs. Smith and
family viii not move to Denver until
aext spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsnbsrssr tisms from
kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs.. VIM. J. LinlsnbsrG-
er have returned from Louisville.
Ksntucky. where they took the ~
raains Of the late Emory Lindenbsrg-
or for burial. Louisville IL the old
LONE town Of the Lindsnbsrssr boys.
Len This Astsrneer ter callierrla.
J. 8. Brown isft this aisernoon Tor
Pueblo on his way homo 70 Needles,
California. At Pueblo he win meet
his daughter. Miss Mona. and tcgsth-
sr they VIII make the trip back to
shs Paciao coast via The santa Fe
rouAs.
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News Notes
(Advertisement)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland bsl
Main street Record office.
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THURSDAY
Weekly Concerts.


r. M, you are invited to hear your
own favorite artists on the Edison or
Columbia machine in the concerts at
the Novels Mercantile Company's
store.
Great Artists at Your Door
The great musicians and singers Of
the world will play and sing for you
each Saturday afternoon from 5 to- 9
o'clock in the concerts given by the
Novels Mercantile Company's Music
department
Alvin sidebottom Back from Missouri
Alvin Sidebottom returned about a
weeks ago from Meadville, Missouri,
and vicinity where he spent the holi-
days with the home folks. AL said
that he saw one Of his brothers whom
he had not seen for seven years and
ne was mighty glad Of the meeting.
Mr. Sidebottom Is now satisfied per-
fectly with Colorado climate because
his recent taste of Missouri weather
was the first that he has had since
he came to the Centennial state.
Troops Leave Tonight for Ft. Russell.
Troops and H. of the 18th U. 8.
Cavalry are scheduled to leave this
county this evening at o'clock for
Ft. d. A. Russell, near Cheyenne The
troops have been in readiness for
several days and the final packing has
been going ON this afternoon
Many Of the soldiers who came here
single have taken unto themselves q
wife and most Of the wives will re-
turn to the Fort with their husbands.
seardsisy Gives Bond.
Mr.. F. NJ. Beardsley. formerly Of
Lincoln Park. but now Of Cripple
Greek, who was arrested yesterday
on q charge Of perjury for alleged
mistatements while being examined
for jury service in the Chandler case.
gave bond for his appearance in the
sum Of $1,000 this morning. The
capias has not been returned to the
district clerks office at a late hour
this afternoon and It was not reveal
ed in the sherifrs office who went on
the bond.
Surprise Party on Mrs. Franks
Mrs Emma Franks Of 119 Green
wood avenue had a birthday Tues-
day and to commemorate it. twenty
five Of her friends dropped in un-
awares last night and made her guest
Of honor at her own birthday party.
A jolly time was the result and Mrs.
Franks was very much delighted
with the surprise. She was doubly
appreciative when she was present
ed with a i've dollar bill with which
to buy whatever present she wanted.
The crowd brought their own
lunch. consisting OF sandwiches. cof-
fee. ice cream and candy.
Attending Poultry Show
Harvey L. Lewis Of Fowler is in
town attending the poultry show.
Married ey Justice Houston
Miss Mabel Rowe Of this city and
OSCAR Craig. soldier took out .
marriage license on Wednesday and
were married an hour later by Justice
Of the Peace Dave Houston.
Col. futile Here.
Col. w. B. Tuttle, one of the land
marks Of the Denver q Rio Grande
railroad. who Is officially Designated
e. Travelling Auditor IL IN town to-
day looking after the accounts Of the
Ioeal oeAcss.
Tn'uno Pssitisn q otrathmers-
okaa ,. mite arrived hare Tuss-
~ s,4 Dsavsr y aeospt position
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~latngS. ~. niis viniaed
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number Of friends here who welcome

Judge j. L. Cooper OF the county
court is holding court for Judge Mer-
rick of the Pueblo county court in Pu-
eblo today. He may be gone two or
three days. At the time of leaving he
did not know what cases might come
before him while in Pueblo.
Guns Shipped to Fort Logan.
The guns which were taken from
the strikers last spring by the regu-
lar soldiers were packed up few
days ago and sent to Fort Logan
where they will be kept. They were
motley looking lot and some of
them looked as if they came over with
Columbus. Very few new guns were in
the lot given up.
Wins PRES At Pueblo
o. NJ. Wilson of North Cottonwood
East Canon, carried of some good
prizes on his poultry at the Pueblo
poultry show last week. He had
some of his finest stock there and
won first prize on his cockrels, first
on hen. second on best pen display
and third on Rhode Island Red pull
lets. Mr.. Wilson says Fremont Coun-
ty was pretty well represented there
and made a fine showing. Mr.. VIII
son is one Of our foremost raisers
Of fancy poultry and has some fine
specimens at his place in East Can
on He understands the business well
and conducts it along scientific lines.
w. r. N. Society
The Women's Foreign Missionery
Society of the M. E. church will hold
its regular meeting with Mrs.. Lafe
Combs Friday at 2:s0 p. m.
Professors Here From r.. Collins
R. McCann and e. p. Sandsten,
teachers at the Agricultural College
at TT. Collins are in the city today
and are taking an active part In the
proceedings Of the Fremont County
Horticultural Institute which is in
session at the court house in the dis
trict Court room.
Adopt Baby Boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roach have
adopted the little son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Roach's brother. Mr.. Mack Of
Cheyenne. wyoming. The baby 4
but three months old and Is a lively
little rascal He II called PADDY
Mack.
chIeaoe People Hers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green and daughter
arrived here q few days ago from Chi
cago to secure the benefit Of this
climate for the winter. They are at
| present stopping at the strathmore.
but will shortly start to housekeep-
ing. Mr.. Green is western represen-
tative of the Carson. Pierre. Scott
house of Chicago.
FRIDAY.
Mr.. c. {. Baldwin improving
Mrs. e. c. Baldwin Of Westcline
who has been at Graves hospital for
week or more is improving and ex-
poets soon to be ON her way home.
Back AZ school Again.
Raymond Marsh. student Of the
South Canon high school returned to
his duties again this week after hav-
ing been out about a week or two
ON account Of sickness.
Robert Easton Returns TO orssIsy.
Robert Easton Of Greeley. who has
been visiting at Rockyale the past
month o. more and has been taking
Toms place in the store while Tom
was occupied at the trial returned
to the Northern Colorado city the
Arst Of the week His wife Will re-
main in Rockvale little while long
eE.
Lieutenant Governor Lswis Appoints
Daughter.
Lieutenant Governor Moses Lewis Of
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BiSter OF inc oScSAo3u MrD. ZEN.
ninstOn had besn Waiting her moths,
only few days when the announce
mont reached them that Mrs. Brown
had passed away.
Mrs- Day Called to Trinidad
Mrs. C. b. Day has been called
to Trinidad on account of illness Of
her daughter-in-iaw. She viii be gone
about two weeks.
VIII Leave Tonight for San Diego
Mrs. C. H. Rundahl win leave to-
night for San Diego. California. where
she expects to remain the greater
part of the winter. During portion
of her stay here she will be the guest
cf Mrs. Hiatt. nee Miss Mae Ritten-
bouse. Mrs. Rundahl will be accom-
panied as far as Pueblo by her hus.
band.
Home Friday Night From Illinois.
County flAssessor and Mrs. H. j..
Craig returned to Canon City Friday
night from their eastern hoKsay trip.
Mrs. Craig. who has been absent
from home six weeks or two months.
spent a portion Of her time visiting
I
her son, Burnie J Craig. wife and
family in Washington. D. c.. but
celebrated the Christmas season with
relatives at Albion. Illinois. Mr..
and Mrs. Craig visited briefly at Cun-
! ton. Missouri. and Kansas City. on
he homeward trip.
Here For Rest and Recreation.
Four daughters of Mr.. Dollard. a
prominent rancher and stock raiser
of CasteIton, Colorado. have taken
apartments at the home of Mrs. u.
NJ. Bartlett. corner Pike avenue and
sixth street. for . several weeks q,
journ. They we're desirous Of going
20 a lower altitude for rest and recrea-
ton and elected Canon City with it's
warmer climate - one Of the most At
tractive places in the state for that
purpose. Castleton II Q few miles
from Gunnison and has an elevation
If $500 feet above sea level.
Ray MeDsnisIs In Town
Ray McDaniels who IL assistant
agent for the wells-Fargo Express
company At Las Vegas. New Mexico.
is in the city and win probably re-
main for week or two visiting with
friends.
BACK Ts lIiinels.
r. CT F. Hsndrick who has worked for
the A. T. Richardson Dairy for
eight yearn has gone back to his old
home at Mt. Sterling. He doesn't
know how long he win stay-but
having enjoyed the sunny winters Of
Colorado for eight years. II is safe to
bet that he will be back before anoth.
or winter comes around.
AIdorman Dlekinsln Hes Baby Boy
Alderman and Mrs. Grant Dickin-
son are the parents Of ten pound
.baby son. born 70 them At the hospi.
tai Il o'clock this morning. Moth
q and infant reported to be doing
sicely. Mr. Dickinson says he has
about decided 70 leave the chris.e7-
Ing Of the little fellow to either de
Sity council or President Wilson.
Al Morrison Here from 0rsat Falls
Al Morrison arrived here Thursday
night from Great Falls. Montana, for
= two or three weeks visit with his
mother. Mrs. J. r. Morrison. Of 1881
River street. and other relatives.
Mr. Mas Stays Hsrs
While Senator Lines was in the
city Friday he offered Mrs. Mas a
good position in the State Senate.
ne position was very attractive but
~. Linkins wanted her to work In
the county clerks office Tor the. pres
cnt 70 shs decided to remain here.
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30 u A-os A-iSS3SSs NuAAls IAtQFuhy
to spend two months Visiting her
brother. Fred KEELING. She WIN be
accompanied by her brother. wN
Keeling of westclfne.
Richard Houie Injured.
Richard Houle suffered two frac-
lures OF the collar bone and two brok.
en- ribs when something broke on a
hayrack in which he was riding and
caused it to tip over throwing him
to the ground. The accident occurred
Wednesday morning. A doctor was
called and dressed his injuries He is
getting along very well at present.
New Chef at strathmore
Paul Greenwood of Denver entered
upon his duties as head chef at the
Strathmore hotel this morning. Mr..
Greenwood has had about twenty-five
years experience as chef and has
Lad charge OF the kitchen of some of
the largest and best hotels in the
state. For a number Of years he
worked on the dining cars on the dif.
ferent roads in Colorado.
Lou RAIDER Coos To Victor.
Lou F. RAIDER who has been spend
ing the holidays here after several
months mining in Custer county left
Wednesday for Victor where he will
continue his mining pursuits.
Back To Lincoln Park Ranch
Miss Alma Nothwang. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nothwang of
Portland. has returned to the Moth
wang ranch on Lincoln Park after
spending the holidays at the cement
town.
Mise FIorenee Aeksr Here
Miss Florence Acker Of Hotchkiss.
Colorado. has been the house guest
Of Miss Nellie Gouldner OF Lincoln
PARK for the past few days. Miss
Acker IL sescertary to John 2. Ramer
secretary Of state-elect ct Hctchkiss.
osts A Dig Lemon Prsm rIorIda
Mr.. AL. Back OF East Canon a ex-
hibiting . large lemon which he re-
ceived from Mr.. J. N. Tomlinson, for
merly of this city. but now Of Dade
City. Florida It IL an unusually
large specimen and reminds one Of =
grape fruit It measured 1s BY leh
inches. It is certainly some lemon.
laels aeheria Nsres.
Idris Roberta Of Lincoln Park came
hsme . few days ago from Oklahona
where he spent n month or more @
business.
RNs Family Daek To Portland. &
Pro-. w. b. Ryis and family return
ed to Portland the frrt Of tho week
after having spent the holidays here.
Florence Lady Married - Soldier.
Mr.. Tiossis Ross OF Florence was
married to Sergeant Hess Of Troop
H. 18th Cavalry shortly before the
troops left this county.
Mrs. J. \. Govern Home
Mrs. j. D. Govern and little daush-
ter Miss Mary who visited with Mrs.
Abe Mace Of Portland for . few days
last week have returned TO their home
in this city.
M'os Clara Beach Back at Her studies
Miss Clara Beach who spent the hol-
idays with her parents in Portland.
IL back again at her studies in Can
en- City high school.
w. H. Murray. ST.. Of Parkdale Is
in town today on one of his regular
shopping trips.
N. r. Morton Joins Mother Here
Mr.. N. r. Morton Of Denver Joined
ais mother. Mrs. Louise B. Morton Of
Chicago. here this morning. Mrs.
Norton came to Canon City yester.
day. They are guests at the strath-
more.
Young Family To New Mexico
The family Of A. Young Of Lom-
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WANTED
wANTED-5 to 10 dozen hens At
once. F. p. Smith. eat
WANTED-Experienced girl for gan
eral housework. sOs Macon csn
wANTED-Bulk apples. loading D.
& R. G. Phone 1862. two rings. 9.
A. Ford. sP4t
wANTED-Exp srienced girl for gen.
eral housswork- 4os River. Phone
Canon 7. stf.
wANTED-wm care for children BY
day or hour. s20 Rudd. SPIT
WANTED-C Chickens. Phone Canon
sse. stld-ltw.
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FOR SALE-MisceIlaneou
FOR SALES octave organ; also
spring wagon. 4ll N. Cottonwood.
spstd-ltw.
FOR sALE-Ear corn n. C. Gains.
sh'rna. ~. s's'.
FOR sALE-0ccd sswing maehine.
Attachments conpsses IS. Can lis
Harrison i'tl
FOR sALE-lSil Ford CHEAP. Good
condition. Herman Oarns. ses Har-
rison- West e75.
FOR sALE-splsndid sewing ma
chine. al attaehmsats. so. si7
y 9Th street ep-at
FoR sALE-Alfalfa-sIl three cut
tinss h H. staek o. lslivsrsl: also
roll top desk. eos Main 81. sts1
FOR DAi1E-Nsw an1 secoa1 hAda
sowing machines. Tsrms and prices
right. Also repairing. Phone Canon
sss. lsu.
seo>ooeoeeoSooooeseseeeeee
FOR SAl.E-REAL ESTATE
soR sALE-az foos lot On MAis
street. Building can b conssrscs
u quickly and ehsaply ~ walls o.
.oth sidss are Up. WIN sell ail %
lime II purchaser yin build buiIdins
GUY o HARDY. isspin
ron sALR-Acrs aa1 half orchard
nest littIs houss. stabss. sAickss
Sards &C.. II city iinits. ne
,laso Tor . uass Garner y live. Cas
- bought sssap. smaI vayDsa,
io~B $500 Of s4so: balance nos,Als
aymsat.
= Adde'S 0uy U Hardy
oDO0NNNA~DHONNNOHOO~ODNoOs
MISCELLANEOUS
KEEP your ssD se,s ana counss,
renting . stss, safety oos - u.
fremont County National Bank. s
TO ~ pr year Ssf
YOUR sUccEss WITH POULTRY
depends upon knowing the big layers.
az. ssav 80. -. 49,, - ~~,~ns -
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BATURDAy.

Mrs. Emma Swan and daughter.
Mrs. rrsa H. Pennington. arrived
hsrs o. Friday from casthass. Mis-
sauri. s1r ths purpose q attending ths
tunsFaI q The late Mn. ,. 3. Brown,
whieh VII take plses fron cArist
nDiSesla, shureh e se,oeE tener
~ e1lsnssa- Nh. Ovsa = ) -
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your ssD ss,s aoo council .
renting = sr~s' safety oos ., u
fremont County National Bank. s
to ~ pr year. ~
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vovR SUCCESS WITH POULTRY
depends upon knowing the big layers.
We tell you fres how to select ana
produce them. Best strain eggs.
Right prices. Bank references. Write
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vERI-BEsT PoULTRY col.

Boulder. Colo. 1oplt
.AooAoo>oNoos sOoeoooo0ooOe
noon for San Diego. callfOFnia. where
they viii visit Mrs. Hyatt. formerly
Miss May Rittsuhouss- Frank Run
dahl has gone 70 Denver 70 BE- with
LIS sister, Mrs. CoIsman and be viii
attend school there until spring.
MIes Aida 't'rkten - Juds6 WaIde's
Miss Aida Kirkton has taken ths
positioa q stsnosrnphsr n he ofties
Is sudse wal1o which ponitioa uss
sseeatly ~ saeast by tks rssissa-
~ = M. ~ nlanan.
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Adopt Baby Boy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roach have
adopted the little son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Roach's brother. Mr.. Mack ol
Cheyenne. wyoming. The baby h
but three months old and Is a Lived,
little rascal He il called Padd,
Mack.
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