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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN the matter o. The Estate OF n. p.

NOTICE or FINAL ogTTlgMgNr.
In the matter cf The Estate Of n. p.
Larson. Deceased.
Notice b hereby given that on the
goth day of March. A. d. 1915. being
one a the regular days oe the March
term oe the County Court Of Fremont
County. IN the etnte Of Colombo. I.
Annie 8. Larson. AdminiBtrAtrix oi
said estate. viii appear boeore the
Judge Of laid Court. present my inal
settlement N such AdminigtrAtrtx,
pray the approval OF the same. and
viii then apply % be dischArGed ~
snch Administrators. At which time
and place any norson In interest may
appear and present objecttcns 70 the
anmo ie any ther0 bos
Dated at Canon City. Colorado, Feb
Ss,ary .. 1915.
ANsgtu 3. I.An1oea.
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ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
EMMA S. HALL,
JOHN Q. MAC DONALD.
JOHN MINISTER,
Defendants
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE e.
COLORADO.
To the Defendants Above Named,
GREETING:
You are hereby requierd to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the
DISTRICT COURT OF FREMONT
COUNTY, STATE OF COLORADO.
and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service
hereof. if you are served within this
County; il served out of this County,
or by publication. within thirty days
after service hereof, exclusive of the
day of service, or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer of the complaint.
II copy OF the complaint be not
served upon you herewith. or IL ser
vice hereof be made out OF the State
OF Colorado. ten days additional time
10 that above specified shall be allow
ed for your appearance and answer
N said action.
This is an action wherein the relief
sought is money judgment against
the defendant. John O. Mac Donald in
the sum OF Six Thousand Two-hun-
dred and Eighty-two and 37-I00,
ts62s2.37l dollars with interest on
sG210. from the 18th day of December,
1914: interest Or $500 from Noyem-
'.er 9Th. 1914; interest on $3.50 from
Deccnber 18th. 1911 and interest on
$25.S7 from January 5th. 1915, besides
the costs OF this action and a reason
able attorneys fee for the prosecu-
ION Of this suit, said claim being
based on promissory note tsecured
by mortgage hereinafter described)
for the principal sum of S. 200, dated
June 18th 1914, made and delivered to
this plainti6 by the defendant. John
@ Mac Donald with interest at the
rate OF per cent. per annum, pay
able semi-annually. and for insurance
premiums and water assessments
paid by plaintiff under the terms and
provisions Of said mortgage: for q de-
cree foreclosing q certain mortgage as
against both of the defendants. made.
executed and delivered by said John
~ NAV AS0AtaA4 ~ lAAAo RAaAAlAA -
security for the payment Of said note:
for . sale OF the land and property
conveyed by said mortgage to satisfy
said Judgment with interest. costs
and attorneys fees As aforesaid. be-
sides expenses OF such sale: for =
Judgment against said defendant John
q. Mac Donald for any deficiency
that may remain after applying the
proceeds Of such sale ~ Aforesaid:
.or the appointment Of = receiver.
pending this suit. Of the land and
premises conveyed by said mortgage
with the usual powers Of receivers In
such cases and for such further re-
lief as may be proper in the premises
all AZ 10 set forth and demanded In
the complaint fled herewith. Said
mortgage Is recorded in the office of
the County Clerk and Recorder of
fremont County. Colorado. in Book
"a on Page los. to which reference
hereby made for further particu-
lars In reference thereto.
Witness Edward p Arthur. Clerk
OF our said Court. with the seal there
OF hereunto affixed. at office. in the
City Of Canon City. this 23rd day OF
January 1915.
EDWARD P. ARTHUR,
Clerk.
tsEAL).
First pub. Feb. 4. 1915.
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TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS. AND TO ALL OTHERS

son, Deceased,
Defendants.l
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND.
ANTS, AND TO ALL OTHERS
WHO MAY BE INTERESTED:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
by virtue OF the authority vested in
me by a decree of the Court in the
above entitled cause, made and en-
tered ON the sth day Of February. A.
D. 1915, and the order OF the Clerk
of said Court made and issued pursu-
ant to the provisions and directions
Of said decree. / Will. on Saturday.
the 9Th day Of March. A. d. 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 Fremont County
Court House, In Canon City. State OF
Colorado, TO the highest bidder and
for the highest and best price the
same will bring, for cash. ali the fol
lowing described real estate. prem
ises and property. situate In Fremont
County. State OF Colorado, to-wit:
numbered One Q) in Harrison and
Helms Addition 10 Canon City. Colo
RADIO, according to the recorded plat
.tfrFEDA QA AaAC III tAtC oAh~C VI ttAt
County Clerk ard Recorder OF said
Fremont County, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary for the purposes
hereinafter stated
The purpose of said sale is to COM
ply with the requirements and provi-
sions OF said decree. which was made
and entered In an action for the fore
closure OF certain mortgage record
ed in the office OF the County Clerk
md Recorder OF Fremont County,
State OF Colorado. in Book 1G6 at
Page 2s7. and particularly TO realize
from said sale the sum Of slI6A93.
with interest from the date OF said
decree. and being the amount due and
owing to plaintiff as by said decree
found. including attorneys fee al
lowed by the Court; also to realize
the amount OF costs in said action as
taxed IN the sum of s76s5 and the
expenses OF this sale
Dated February 10th. 1915.
WILLIAM H. NEWCOMB,
Sheriff Of Fremont County. Colorado.
First Pub. Feb. II. 1915.
Last Pub. March I. 1915.
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NOTICE or FoREcLosuRE SALE
STATE OF COZ ORADO.
County OF Fremont.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
5.OTTEE EELTER, }

ELL. and g.
J. A. SMITH.
Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
DASTS. AND TO ALL OTHERS WHO
MAY BE INTERESTED. NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN, That By virtue
OF the authority vested in me by a
iecree OF the Court In the above en-
dtied cause. made and entered on
he 2nd day Of February. A. d. 1918.
md the order OF the Clerk Of said
court made and issued pursuant to
The provisions ana directions Of sAid
decree, l win, on Saturday. the 9Th.
Of February. A. D. 1915. commenc-
ing at the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon u3 that day. offer for sale
and sell 1t public auction at the front
door q the Fremont County Court
House In Canon City. State Of Colo
RADIO. to the highest bidder and for
the highest and best price the same
will bring. for cash. all the follow.
ing described real estate. premises
and property. situate In Fremont
County. State OF Colorado. to-wit: Be
ginning nt 4 point 1890 feet South and
ios feet East Of the Northeast COR.
per Of Section Twenty-eight (2S)
low Nusuln G@l4utoNu llats SOutn h0u6o
Seventy (70), West Of the 6th P. NJ:
thence South along the West side Of
Orchard Avenue 596.5 feet; thence
vest 1881 feet: thence North along
the East side OF tract formerly owned
BY Richard jackson SCI feet; thence
West along The North side Of BAid
tract 97.S5 feet to the East line Of
tract formerly owned by Dr. r. A.
Twitchell: thence North along the
East sfae of said tract 2se feet: thence
easterly Soee7 fest to the point Of
beginning. containing & acrep more or
less and heIng In tine South-east
quarter af the Moth east quarter o.
Section Twenty -eieAt (18l and In The
Southwest QnnFter Of the North-woat
quArter oe 1oction Twnnty-aeven cal.
Township Eighteen tfo). South Of
Range Seventy tz0,. West OF the Sixth
Principal Meridian, toGsthef with two
hundred and thirty-thr (3SSl
shares Of stock In the FruilAnd
Water Company represented BY certi-
ncate No. Ale. or 20 much thereof N
may b neceanAry for the purposes
her aeluaelor stated.
The purpose of said nale is to CON
ply with The rsQuiroHnoAts and pro-
yinicaa e Nh docroo, which VA
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NOTICE or FoREcGoeunE GALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
Jns.
County Of Fremont,
IN the County Court
Mrs. Christina Bachelor,
Plaintin.

Charles Swanson and VIC.
White. as Administrators Of
the Estate OF Swan Peter
son, Deceased.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO

County OF Fremont D
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, ELEv-
ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
EMMA S. HALL,
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A WORD FOR MOTHERS

tits grave mistake for mothers to nc g.
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SCOTS is strengthening thousands OF
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Scott & Bowie. Bloomfield. VI.
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MRS. STACKS LETTER
To Mothers of Delicate Children

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:. We guarantee Vinol, our delicious COD
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
o. . RI
d. J. KING DEAD.

w. N. King of Conway today re
ceived letter announcing the death
at Glezen, Ind, November 6, of his
father, D. ]. King, 83 years old. Mr.
King had visited his son here several
tinac
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Williams news., 1915-03-25
New Whistle at Round House

A new and powerful whistle has just been installed at the Santa Fe round-house. It has tone that is pleasant to the ear, closely resembling if not identical to that of whistles ordinarily used on steamboats. The carrying power of the whistle. is fully equal to that of the large whistle at the Saginaw.
 The hours at which the whistle will be blown are as follows: G.: 6:45, and 7: A. M., 12: noon, and 12;45, l., B., G., and 7:P. M. This makes a good substituts for the mill whistle which has been missed since the mill closed down for repairs last December.
 The Powerhouse whistle will be used as a fire alarm, also for the east side of town. Short blasts on it will indicate fire in this section.
Williams news., 1915-03-25
AMATEURS WINS LOCAL
 SHOOT OVER PROFESSIONAL

At the gun shoot held last Sum- day, Charles Button and c. s. Patterson, local amateurs, won over MT. Hoyt . representative of the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. -
 MT. Hoyt killed fifty-eight out of seventy-fve of the blue rocks, while Button Jagged forty-four and Patterson forty out of fifty. This makes MT. Hoyt's percentage v, while MT. Button's is 88 and MT. Patterson's 80.
 Some of the others who made good scores were Melick and Fin. ney, each with forty-nine out ol seventy-fve, and Conway with seventeen out of twenty-five.
 A number of competitive shoots are planned for the near future and with this sort of showing at the start it looks as tho Williams ought to come out with her full share .o honors.
Williams news., 1915-03-25
Remember Arbor Day

Remember that April second is Arbor Day for Coconino County. Get your trees ready and do your share toward making the city beau tiful. At present the town cannot compete with the surrounding country in beauty. Mans handi- work here is quite inferior to wild natures. This need not be so. The town can be made yet more beautiful than the country. If every yard were as beautiful as some that we have, it would be so now. We can never begin any earlier. A few trees added in each yard and on each vacant lot will work wonders. Arbor day is the time to plant. The sun is doing it's part now. See that you do yours.
 Remember April second, one week from next Friday.
Williams news., 1915-03-25
LOLA

"Lola" the special given at the Sultana this week, was different from any of the plays as yet given on this course. It approached the mysterious but was in no way grue. some as mystery plays frequently are. It dealt with 8 problem of the soul which scientists cannot as yet agree upon.
 The plot in brief was that Lola the daughter of a doctor, is raised from death by her fathers science, but is, not the same girl again. Before passing down into the val- ley of the shadow, she was . very sensible and kind hearted girl. She preferred a good, honest but poor suitor to one who was rich but of shadowy character. After being saved by her father, she turned to the rich lover simply be- cause of the finery and elegance that he could offer her. The ex- planation of her change as offered by the play was that her soul had left the body at the time of her death but her body had been brought back to life. Many cases as remarkable and as difficult of explanation are found on the rec ords of scientists.
 The acting turnout was of the highest order but that of the hero inc approached the superb.
 The hearty endorsement which the public is extending the Sul- tana by their liberal patronage of these plays is well merited.
Williams news., 1915-03-25
Important Inventions

Two important discoveries were announced on February 28 by Secretary of the Interior, Franklin K. Lane. They are two inventions by Dr. Walter F. Rit- tman, chemical engineer of the Bureau of Mines. One will en- able oil refners to increase their output of gasoline by 200 per cent. The other makes possible the production from crude petroleum of totulo and benzol, bases for dyes and high explosives, which have hitherto been produced in Germany alone. Doctor Rittman has applied for patents but has announced that he will dedicate them to the American people and thus prevent any monopoly in their use. This will destroy a great advantage now held by the Standard Oil company over inde- pendent refiners. The Standard has a patent process obtaining three times the amount of gas oline from given quantity of petroleum than independents can obtain. The Public.
Williams news., 1915-03-25
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 IN REGULAR SESSION
Many Important Matters Discussed at Thursday Night Meeting

The adjourned meeting of the Williams Chamber of Commerce was held at the office of Judge Twitty, last Thursday night as an- nounced. Many important matters were discussed with lively interest. Several special committees were ap- pointed and plans were made for the accomplishment of 8 number of things that will be of particular value to Williams.
 In the way of advertising, the plan of putting out an illustrated folder advertising climate and ad3 vantages of Williams as q summer resort, met with favor. l.. s. Willi- ams, I. P. McConkey and F. E. Wells were appointed as . special committee to arrange for the pub fishing of such folder at the earli- est possible date.
 Roads were one of the main topics of discussion. It was the general feeling of the meeting that the Grand Canyon road is in need of work more particularly than any one other road in this part of the county, at present. A committee composed of Mcdonald Robinson, L. s. Williams, F. O. .iTWitty. James Kennedy, I. P. McConkey, Joe Amundsen and others VI ere appoint ed for the purpose of taking steps to get this road put into shape at the earliest possible date.
 The meeting adjourned to meet again at the regular time in April, |
Williams news., 1915-03-25

The preliminary hearing of the three MeXicans who were arrested by Bobby Burns one day last week in connection with the murder of John Drain at Seligman last Sept. will be held at Prescott on Saturday March 27th. F. M. Gold, has been retained to defend them and will attend the preliminary hearing on the above date.
Williams news., 1915-03-25
CANYON D|ABLO
 BRIDGE COMPLETED
Maddock and Brooks Fulfill Contract, then bring Ma chinery to Williams for Storage.

The completing touches were giv- en to the bridge across Canyon Di- ablo, which has been under con- structien for the last six months or SO, last Friday. The Bridge now stands. monument to permanent road building and the last essen- tial link in the new direct route from Winslow to Flagstaff.
 The bridge consists of reinfor- ced concrete arch of Luten type, with approaches. The span of the arch measures ore hundred and twenty-eight feet in the clear. The top is one hundred and forty-six feet across. The center of the arch is thirty-fve feet above the bed of the canyon. The road way meas ures sixteen feet wide in the clear and is covered with crushed rock. At either side is a hand rail three feet high and approximately one foot thick.
 The bridge is located only about two hundred feet from the old crossing. While the bridge was not entirely completed until last Friday, traffic was permitted to cross before that date. Bill Dick inson has the distinction of being the first to drive across it. He crossed it on Saturday, March 13.
 Maddock and Brooks, after com pleting their work, shipped their machinery to Williams. They now have it in storage here.
Williams news., 1915-03-25
F. O. POISON.

w. w. Bass of Grand Canyon fame, was in Williams on business, Tuesday. While here he had much to say about the possibilities of Williams during the coming summer. He feels that much might be done to make Williams favorite summer resort and Is sure that many of the tourists with whom he talks would be pleased to spend a few weeks camping out here, if facilities were offered them. As for the trail up Bill Williams, he states that if he were looking for a location he would ask for no bet ter business than is offered by this mountain trip. At the Canyon he is doing extremely we'll at present, having more business than he can handle. He returned Wednesday morning.
 Water is now running over the Santa Fe dam. The rushing shim- mering water as it cataracts down the spillway would make a beau- tiful and impressive picture. No doubt a number of pictures of it taken by different people will soon be in evidence. The. roar of the descending water can be heard a mile away in the quiet of early morning. It is we'll worth walk ing out to See.
 FOR RENT Four roomed furnished house. Old Finnemore place. For particulars, call at the News Office.
 Federal Court Docket
 For the first time in many years the Federal court docket is pract- ically without any cases against sellers of liquor to Indians. There is but one charge of the kind in which it is alleged that the offense was committed after January 1, when the prohibition amendment went into effect and the change from the usual long list of such cases is said by the court officials to be due soley to the operation of the new law. The civil docket is also light and it seems probable that the April session of the court will be short one.-Gazette
Williams news., 1915-03-25
EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS

The Rev. Geo. w. Taylor D. D. and wife, also MT. Echols, the mus ical Director, came to Williams on No. g Tuesday and went to the Canyon, where all arrangements are made for four days campaign.
 They will return to Williams Saturday and open services at the Opera House Sunday.
 I'll persons have taken a stand for Christ at Flagstaff during the meetings. So intense was the in- terest there, that party from Flagstaff, some in automobiles and some on the train will come to at tend some of the meetings in Will Hams.
 The workers are enthusiastic in praise of the hearty treatment re- ceived at Flagstaff.
 MT. Echols is Superior musical Director and desires 8 strong chor- us. He desires every one, who will assist either in vocal or instru- mental music to meet him with in- struments, if they have them, at 7:3O P. M. Saturday March 27th at the Methodist Church and he will organize chorus, also an or chestra. This will be a rich oppor- tunlty for music lovers not only to do good, but also to secure fine practice under a talented leader. MT. Echols says Dr. Taylor is exceedingly enthusiastic over in. strumental music. These workers are to go from Williams to Yuma where they arc planning for big meetings. These meetings are to be truly -evangelis. tic not sectarian.
 All are most cordially invited ts cooperate in making these meet ings count for the very most fol Christ.
 Never has Williams had a richel opportunity. Let us make the , most of it.
 | Never has Williams been~iH 6 finer condition to seize such an op. portunity.
 Let's all ''get busy"
 NOTE: A meeting will be held at the Methodist Church Saturday night at 8 o'clock. This will be a public meeting preliminary to the Taylor evan gelistic meetings and all are in. vited. All who are willing to be workers" in the meetings as we'll as those willing to assist ir the singing are especially urged to be present. Mir. Taylor will give a short address. Come anc meet him and Mrs. Taylor anc MT. Echols, even if you do not take part in the choir rehearsal. All will be glad to see you. I
Williams news., 1915-03-25
Seeds! SEEDS! SEEDSl
 Johnson & McConkey

Abraham Gold, father of F. M. Gold of this place, left for his home in eastern Kansas last week after spending four months in Williams. MT. Gold, who is nearing his eighty third year, made many friends dur ing his visit here and few who met him and made his acquaintance suspected that he was more than sixty years old. He says that this is the first winter in more than forty years that he did not feel the cold, and this is one of the longest and hardest winters Williams has experienced in many years. He will return in October to spend the winter here. This summer he will visit in Canada and other northern points.
Williams news., 1915-03-25
MENS CLUB MEETS
 FRIDAY NIGHT

The Mems club will hold a smoker at the Parish house Fri day night of this week. At this gathering the committees on constitution and bylaws, mem- bership, accommodations and other committees will report. It is expected that the formation of a permanent organization will be completed at this meeting.