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THE YEARS DEATH ROLL.

JANUARY. s..-
!. J. NJ. Wright, civil war veteran and
military annaiist. in Washington.
r. w. Shurtieff, civil war veteran and
noted artist. in New York; aged Is.
Marshall r. Wilder. humorist and au-
thor. at st. Paul. Mimi; aged s.
Mrs. John Wood. once noted actress
on the English American stage, In
England: AGED -.
Gen. a. NJ. stocssel. mated in tha.de-;
fcnse Of Port Arthur In iso4-S. at Pet
rosrad: egsd 81.
. Gen. G. H. Tomplxins. u. 3. A.. ~
tired. in Washington; aged a.
Col. J. A. Joyce. Federal veteran. au-
thor and poet. in washfngton, aged g.
q. b. rockingham, noted light opera
star. at Burlington. VT; aged "a.
yNRRvARI.
Alban J. conant. veteran artist, in
New York city: aged %.
James Gresham. noted journalist. In
Fanny crosby. blind hymn writer. in
Bridgeport Conn.
Simon Brentano. head Of noted New
York arm Of booksellers. in New York
city; aged IS.
Frank Fuller, war governor Of Utah
under Lincoln. in New York city:
Samuel Bowles. editor and publisher
Of the Springfield Republican. at
Springfield. Mass; aged "a.
Charles Francis Adams. historian and
publicist, In Washington; aged 80.
Mary Ann Jackson. widow Of Gen. T.
J. (stonewalD jackson. at Charlotte.
N. c.: AGED g.
Curtis Guild. statesman and diplomat.
in Boston: aged IS.
F. Hopkinson Smith, author and ar
fist, in New York city; aged 76
W. r. Nelson. editor Kansas City
Star. in that city: aged H.
Ex-Gcv U. A. Woodbury. Of Vermont,
at Burlington; aged n.
Nelson w. Aldrich. former senator
from Rhode Island. in New York city:
aged H.
Frederick w. Seward. son Of Secre-
tary of State ". H. Seward and who
was wounded in defending his father
when attacked April H. 1888. at Mon
tross. N. T.: aged s3.
MAI.
Olive Harper author and translator,
in Philadelphia; aged 7a
John w. Alexander, portrait artist,
former president Of the National
Academy Of Design. in New York
Gen. E. L. Molineux. noted civil war
ofiicer. in New York city; aged 50.
Col. c. E. Woodruff. u. 8. A., noted
surgeon and anthropologist, in New
Rochelle, N. Y: aged 6.
Rafael Joseffy. celebrated pianist. In
New York city; aged e.
Ellen Hardin WAiworth. historical
writer. prominent in tho d. A, r. in
Washington: aged g.
O'Donovap Rosa Jeramiah ODono-
van). Irish patriot leader. In New
York city: aged b.
JULY.
Gen. Porfirio piAx, former president
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Movements on Land
and Sea With New
Nations In
Line.
WAR ON THE WATER.

JANUARY.
British bsttleAhip Formidable sunk h
the Engiish channel by German sub
marine or o mine; over - drowned.
. II . German naval attack en the Eng
Nsh coast the German cruiser Aiuochor
WAS sunk, with about 100 OF her crew,
British cruiser Lion disabled.
FEBRUARY.
German Admiralty declared Q vaP
sons In the English channel after Feb.
IL
German var some decree went iats e.
feet.
British bAttisships Irresistible sAA
Ocean and yrsnch battlsship 1euvst
sunk during naval attack In the
Dardanellos.
German submarine Ia. toepsdosd
British ships TaIaba and Aguilla in
and 70 sailors lest.
AS1IL-
French steamer Leon 0ambsttA tor
the strait Of otrsato, 80 eeamsa
The Lusitania was tospeAosa and
sunk OF Kinsals. Munster eosst. Ire
land. Out Of Als psrsons on board
LOO were lost.
British bsttlsship Goliath torps4oed In
the Dardanelles. with loss Of 600 lives.
British battleship Triumph torpedosd
in the Dardanelles.
British battleship Majestic sunk BY .
torpedo in the pardansllsa
JUNE.
Italian submarine Medus0 tospsdoeA
by an Austrian submarine.
British admiralty steamer Armenian,
with Americans In her crew. torps-
doed ~ the British coast. = AmsFi.
cans lost.
ITALIAN cruiser Amain sunk BY Aus
trisn submarine In the Adriatic go.
British submarine sank the Turkish
bsttlsship Rsrbaresss In the ne II
Marmora.
British transport Royal Edward sunk
by an enemy submarine in thu Aegean
sea, loss Of nearly loo lives.
A German submarine torpsdoed the
White Star liner Arabic on Cape
Clear. ireland: = Americana on board.
ocTosEa.
German cruiser Firms Adaibsrt sunk
by British submarine; crew Of 81
nearly all lost.
Italian liner Ancona sunk by Austrian
submarine in the Mediterranean; 40
lives lost, including some Americans.
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FEDRUART.
l. Turks estimated at 1000 attacked
British guards along Suex canal south
Of Ismailia, Egypt.
. Allied fleet bombardsd Turkish forts
guarding the sen entrance to Constan-
tinople.
APRIL.
!. Allied troops landed on the shore Of
the Dardanelles under fire from the
Turkish guns.
NAY.
. Italy made FORMAL proclamation Of
war.
! Austrian navy and atrships attacked
Italy's coast. Italian troops sstssA
Austrian territory.
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Herman RID.
der. oermaas
American cd.
tor, IN New
York: aged e.
b Q . er =.
Washington.
n . & 70 leader
and educator.
1t Tusko4eea,
Ala: aged 81.
Susan =. Dick
inson. Journal
t1t, At eerAE.
ton. Pa: AGED
a.
DR.. Solomon
Schechter, not
I'd authority on
the H . b re ~
0or1ptufsA. In
~ . " 7 o &;
aged O.
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CENTERVILLE

The wedding Of Joseph H. Commons
OF Csuterville and Mrs. Julia Grove OF
haywood, Ind, took place yesterday
at the home of the BRIDE Mr.. and Mrs.
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D. Robert Lansing appointed secretary OF
state ad interim.
q. Political revolt against President
Guillaune Of Haiti to avenge the exc
cution OF l60 political prisoners. Gull
laume took refuge in the French L.
cation.
AUGUST.
Z Germany refused to consider the w.
p. Frye damage case . matter for
negotiations with the United States.
Great Britain insisted upon her POL.
Icy OF restricting neutral trade with
Germany.
a. United States forces took forcible pos
session Of Port au Prince: resisting
Haitians Aired upon.
10 United States declined to put an en-
barge on the sale Of munitions to
beliigerents and agreed to accept pay
from Germany Tor the sinking OF the
ship Frye.
H. Haiti elected Dartisuenavs president
sEPrENBER.
H. Naval advisory board appointed. With
Thomas A. Edison chairman.
n Tho United States recognized the new
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OCTOBER.

Pan = American
conferees voted
to recommend
he Carranz&
party in Mexico
AZ the de facto
government.
T h Q U tie d
States, Brazil.
Chile. Argenti-
! na, Guatemala.
Bolivia. Ur u
quay, Colombia
and Nicaragua
formally reco9-
mixed Gen. Car.
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FIELD OF SPORTS.
APRIL.

APP
Jess w illard
defeated ] q c k
johnson in 8
rounds at Ha-
vana, Cuba.
League baseball
season opened.
JUNE.
Walter ]. Travis
won his fourth
Metropolitan golf
cha m pions III ip.
defeating J. q.
Anderson 3 UP In
the final. at Rye.
N. Y.
Women's nation
al tennis cham
pionship won by
MollA Bjurstedt
at Philadelphia.
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World War Campaigns
And Various Minor Events
Battle Front 10 POLAND,
France, Belgium, Aus
tria, 0allipoD. Ser.
via aud Egypt.


3 0fseeo peoesoeeA a0aiase tAs lan9iaS
Of treopo ~ oolonakl IN 1seea0 0ogvtn-
!. Austro- German foeeoo aDoog 0ooegaS
Won Nsckenssn invaded oeevio. Dul.
CARA cent y hour vlsimatum - oefytA.
% osrvia-
L Dvleasia declared var o. oeVaa.
Z \ geaoral attack BY Italians - 0oettA
failed aetee IN al day 0eusU3a
Z 8algasaoas captured NSsh. 0ysat raih
way eoatee IN 0ervta-
\. Germans and AUoertaus eaDeufe4 III
trovtt1A sae Priotiua. 0eSvh-
OOc0NDUA.
l. British deeeetsd By TURKS aeoR 0AG.
dad. AeaOpotamis-
3 Germans ana AustSjaas saptursd Nea-
aStir. oeeviA-
q Dalkans: AllisA tsee0s In 0soses 81
back en oalonilGi
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storm realized what . convenience
this service is. 1t Is estimated that
there are about 1900 calls q day over
this line.
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RUSSIAN FRONTIER.

yANuARY.
Russian forces were Oo0th oe the Car
pathtsn mountains iavoAlag Hun0ASy.
A large Ruosoaa army Wes advaucto9
On the Russian boe1er Agajn0t Koe-
nigDberG. . German fortt0o9 city IN
Cast Prussia
Germans eheeks4 h . 6sspseate at
Jack oa Russian lines At bsiiHev. -
fore warsaw.
Germans. by . forced march. turned
the Russian Aank 1t Johannesburg. IN
East Prussia. forcing the sassny - Ne
treat hack 70 Nusaisa TERRITORY.
0sraana In Russia cut the ssiiroad
behind the retrsAtinG Ruseasa army.
North of Avgustowo the Rusaiene de-
serted their posttieas sase d the Ma
surian lakes.
Germans stormsd and captured Prsas-
nyss. Poland. an important Ruseean
post north OF Wsrsaw.
The Austrian fortress Of Prnsmysl. in
0aMcia. surrendered to the Russian
army after . gallant and prolonged
defense About $4,000 agynsd Austrians
were among the trophies.
Russians recsptureA PrrAsuyss. ~ ~
land. north Of Warsaw. .E
APRIl. ....
Russians advanced through Bostck
pass. piercing the Austrian lines in
the Carpathians
AustFe-0esnans. rscaptured Jarosiav.
on the vest bank OF San river. Calf
ella, forcing the Russians TO abandon
the CaFpAthian mountain
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keF, the novelist.
created q baron.
General Bennett
H. Young re-slect-
cd commander in
chief United Con-
fedeyate Vster-
ans.
United States petit
ton to dissolve
the United States
Steel corporation
denied by court
Of appeals.
William Jennings
Bryan resigned
the portfolio Of
state in Wilson's
cabinet.
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PENNSY PHONE IS OUT

The telephone ct the Pennsylvania
depot was out Of commission
and hundreds of people during the
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here. Mrs. Q. L. Pearce is spend
ing the week with her parents in In
dianapolis.
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JULY. oeuSAAs WI >1ss~~
!. Germans again
captured the post Of PrxaGvaa %
miles north Of Warsaw.
. Austrians captured Radon. 81 miles
south Of Warsaw.
AUGUST.
German army captured warsaw. after
campaign which lasted over eight
months- The Russian garrison re-
tredted east OF the vistuia.
!. General Won Maekensen's German
troops captured Siedlce. cutting the
WarsaW-Mosco railway.
. Novo 8eorRievsk. the second greatest
Russian fortress In Poland with tn
garrison. estimated at from Ao.0oo to
5000 men. captured by General Won
Beseler's German army.
sEPTENBFR.
. Germans captured Grodno and ID.
vanced on Riga
NovENnER-
Germans abandoned important posi-
lions In front OF Rtgs-
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OF MEXICO, 0xlef
several t or m =
and daposed by
Madero, In Par
Is: aged 81.
St. Clair Nickel
way. editor Of
tn . Brooklyn
Eagle, in Brook
lyn. N. T.: aged
70.
DR.. w. A. Croft
tut, journalist.
traveller and au-
thor. In WASH
ington: aged 90.
AUouN.
MAarten Maar-
&c.. HAa
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Jul
Germans. led by
G e n eral voE
Nackenson, re-
captured Pr1en-
81. q altota.
which the Rus
SLAMS had occu-
pied March =,
after Q siege OF
20 days.
Lemberg. Gall.
ella. recaptured
byAustriansaft-
er ten months
occupation by
Russians.
July.
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Sheffield. England. employs women
car conductors.
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Austrtans launch. Photo BY American
- o0unterattacke Press Association
on the Italian line
at 0oYity.
Turkish artillery drove the allied
troops from their works on the Darda.
nelles.
Bulgaria mobilised her army.
OCTOBER.
Russia sent an uitimatvm TO Bulgavie
dsmanding dismissal Of German ON.
GERS. etc.
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tens, Dutch nov Pornrac DiaA
elist. In Zeist, Holland: aged 81.
General b. F.. Tracy. lawyer and col.
der. former secretary Of navy, In New
York city: aged 6.
John W. Harper. noted publisher. In
New York: aged a..
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ranza head Of the do facto govern
ment At Mexico.
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JUN
italian troops. led
byGenerai Cador-
ma. foreed the i'm
portant riv er
Isonzo in advance
toward Trieste.
Austria.
Italians captured
Aonfalcone. . n
important strate-
sic town north
west OF Trieste.
August.
italy sent an ui-
timatum to Tur-
key.
AuatrtanD launch.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-28
PHANTOM CANON ROUTE
INSPECTED MONDAY

On Monday OF this week County
Commissioners w. A. Chapson and
y. v. Mccandless in company with
County Surveyor James Bunten and
W. n. Clark OF the Arkansas Valley
Railway Ligh. & Power company,
made an inspection OF the roadbed of
the old Canon City & Cripple Greek
Railroad company thru Phantom can.
on with a view OF it's utilization as a
public highway.
They made the trip as far as Cram
er by automobile where horses were
procured and the remainder of the
journey was made in the saddle ex-
cept in places where they had to dis
mount and lead thei ranimals. They
went as far as Wilbur. about fifteen
miles beyond Cramer. and noted the
condition of the roadbed and right-of.
way for the entire distance. They
were more than pleased with feasibils.
ty OF the route for an automobile.
wagon and carriage roadway and pro-
nounced themselves as being fayora-
BILE to its conversion to that purpose
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for coiambiis. Montana. their future
home. where Mr.. Combs is identified
with one of the leading banks. Mr..
Combs has built and furnished a hand
some bungalow for the reception OF
his bride. Both the bride and groom
grew up in Canon City. They have
many friends here, and were among
the leaders OF the younger Set of this
place. The brides father was. for
many years. one OF Canon city's most
prominent business men. and is now
engaged In business at cheraw in this
state The groom is a son of Alder
man Lafe Combs OF this city.
The Record joins with the many
friends Of the bride and groom in con-
gra;uiations and wishing them success
in life.
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PRETTY HOME WEODIM6
MARKS THE MARRIAGE OF
PROMINENT Y0UNG PEOPLE

A pretty home wedding was that OF
Miss veda Madge Ragsdale and Mr.
Herbert Lee Combs. which was ceie-
brated at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Rags.
dale, At cheraw. Colorado. Rev. J. F.
Harris officiating.
The wedding took place at nine
O'Clock Sunday morning October gath,
In the presence Of the members OF
the immediate families OF the bride
ana groom, and a few most intimate
friends. the date OF the wedding being
tie 25th anniversary of the marriage
OF the brides parents
The home was profusely decorated
with autumn leaves. smilax and bas-
kets Of sweet peas, the bridal party
standing under a canopy Of flowers.
Preceding the ceremony ~oh. Promise
Me" was sung, after which the bridal
party entered 10 tho strains OF Lohen.
grcn's Wedding March, The bride
was attended by Miss MtI.aln and the
groom's attendant was Mr.. Jean Rags.
dale. Miss McLain and Mr.. Ragadale
came first. Miss Mci-ain wearing a
dress OF pink, and white and carrying
bouquet OF pink and white sweet
peas. Aeter the groom the bride en-.
tered with her father who gave her in
marriage. The BRIDES gown was OF
white silk and net. and she carried
bouquet Of brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the bridal couple left for Denver.
After few days there they will leave
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as soon as the county was in condi-
ton to make the necessary expendf
lures TO make the change.
According to Mr. Bunten who made
some detailed notes in relation to
the proposition. a magnificent high
way can be constructed thru Phantom
canon without great deal of expense
as but comparatively little work re-
mains to be done. Although the bridg-
es in the canon have been sold by the
railroad people TO the Colorado Iron
& Metal company of Denver for old
junk they can. in the opinion OF Mr..
Bunten. be secured by the county at
small expense as there is no possible
way at present by which the material
In them can be removed by the pur-
chasers. Mr.. Bunten says that three
of the bridges can be eliminated by
the construction of little sharper
curve in the roadway but that the
curvature would not be more than
twenty degrees in any of them. II
necessary. another one OF the bridges
could be done away with by building
concrete apron at the sides and
along the floor of the creek. II that
was done only two bridges would have
to be built and another one, now in
the creek. lifted to its abutments.
All of the party were enthusiastic
over the scenic beauties of the canon.
which. Mr.. Bunten says surpasses in
the magnihcence of its coloring and
towering cliffs anything of the kind
In southern Colorado and can hardly
be equalled for attractiveness in
Switzerland or In the Austrian Tyrol.
The roadbed from Wilbur on to Vic
tor and Cripple Greek is said to be
fairly good condition and could be
made into fine public highway with
out the expenditure OF great deal OF
either money or labor. At no point in
the canon does the railroad track
have a greater curve than twelve de-
grees. In some places OH the Park
dale Cotopaxi cutoff the curvatures
is as much as twenty degrees.
During their days outing in the
mountains the party saw flock Of
twelve mountain sheep and Eve deer.
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BERT BLACKBURN HERE

Bert Blackburn. who is now in the
meat business at American Falls.
Idaho. was in Canon City a few days
last week. Mr.. Blackburn was en-
pioyed by Weaver and Bond here
some years ago and later in business
with McNeeley. He has not been back
for le or IS years. He said he thought
If ne had waited much longer he
wouldn't have known the town so
many changes having taken place
Mr.. Blackburn says he knows Joe
Cooper who is at American Falls but
did not know that he came from Cam
on City.
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LEFT. FoR rAe soura

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith of Ruth.
Nevada. who have been spending tho
past month in Canon a. the guests OF
Mrs, spangler. on South Ninth street.
have left for points IN the south where
they will spend sometime with friends
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p,Ep An AosplrAL SUNDAY.

John Edgar Pigg. OF Guney. Colo.
died at the hospital here at O'Clock
SUNDAY evening. aged hfty-seven years
Deceased was brought here for treat
ment on Tuesday Of last week MT.
Pisk, who WAS unmarried, had been an
invalid since he was twelve years OF
age.
The funeral service was held At WI
sons undertaking chapel At 2:so this
afternoon and was conducted by Rev.
@. r Haley pastor Of tho First BAp-
t;st church. and was largely attend
Cd. Intsrnsnt Vas ct I.akeside ceme-
tsry.
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have written to their friends here
that they have seen nothing to com
pare with the beautiful Canon City
drives over the winding scenic road
with the snow covered Sangre de
Christie range In full view in the dis
tance.
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FEE FUND,

FEE FUND.
SALARIES
C. A. Linkins, $4,000; Ethel Crane.
| 5000; Blake Rogers, S20S.35; Owen
p. Owens. $4,000; VIM. II. Newcomb,
! s235.35; Cora Hurst, $4,000: Marion
| Linkins. $500: R. C. Hinman 800 06;
Roxena Wood, $500.
GENERAL FUND.
SALARIES
w. A Chapson, $1,000; j. V. Nc
Candless, s63.0O; H. C. Webster, $780,
90; J. G. Schweigert, 10000; C. T.
Chapman, 10000; r. S. Lovern,
! $4,000: W. H. Pigg, $1,000; II. ]. Craig
| $4,000; r. C. Bundy. $4,000; Anna
Garwood, S166.70; Frank Barthel,
S52.50.
EARNINGS COUNTY WORK
c. A. Linkins s115.00; VIM. H. New
comb. $2S9.70: VIM. H. Newcomb. $3.50
VIM. II. Newcomb, $S6.4
EXPENSE DISTRICT COURT
Bailiffs-Wm. H. Newcomb $500;
T. H. Robbins. $3.50; Henry Hunis-
ton, $3.50; NJ. r. Geraghty, $4,000;
Chas. Apple. $3.50.
DISTRICT COURT.
NJ. ]. Evans. $500; H. L. Plummer,
$500: A. R. Stockton. ~s.5o; W. F.
Gleason. s7.50a Joseph Claybagh
$3.50; R. S. Lewis, $3.50; J. w. Dun
lap. $7-95; L. S. Okey.. $1,000; Lafe
Combs, $1,000: V. p. Cutler, $500:
Geo Newell. sT.95; W. F. Doty, $3.50;
]. A. Heckart. $3.50: C. E. Friend.
$1,000: j. T Calvert, $3.50: W. l..
Reiterl s11.35; E. C. Hall. s1155 q
Geo. Van Wye, sll.35; J. A. Espy.
s1l.S5.
WITNESSES DIST. COURT
J. T. Hunt. s3.S5: Florence Looper.
$3.50: Clarence Cooper. $3.50 Marie.
Lucero. SS-S5. Louis Montcur. s6.35:
Nellie Mills. $500: W. H. Steinburn
$3.50: Donald Augustine, $3.50; ].
Trujillo. $22.90; Owen Dunlap. $3.50;
Sarah Lucero. $685.: Mengeldo Lucero
1885; VIM Howard Taylor. $3.50;
F. N. Jones. $500: Bessie JorI,s 1850.
CLERK DIST. COURT
<. p. Arthur. S64.5s
sTENoGRAPHERs-
c. A. Fredrickson. $1,000; Henry
L. Denison. $1,000: Henry L. Dennison
5000.
DIST. ATTY. AND DEP
Gilbert A Walker. 1855; Frank
Swancara. $23-25; H. E. Stinemeyer.
| 1921. so
MEMBERS AUDITING COM
J. p. Farmer. $4,000.
COUNTY COURT.
JUDGE
James L. Cooper. s4e.l5.
JURORS
George Collegiate $3.50; ]. H. Pea
body. $3.50; E. F. Jewett, $50: John
Hamilton. ESQ: T. J. McEniry. $3.50;
j. 7. Rhodes. $50: J. P. Waits. $3.50:
J. w. Rogers, $3.50: Frank Arnold.
S2.sS: Charles c. Jackson. s5.0a:
r. w. Irish. $3.50: H. s. Twist 7.s5:
W. C. Huntoon s7.s5; r.. s. Lewis
$3.50: Thomas Balman 1885: q. p.
Crawford. S3.s5: E. R. Kelly 1885: J.
, w. Mckinley $3.50: II. w Bondurant
80; J. NJ. Anderson $3.50: Charles
Jackson $3.50: Jas Montgomery
sio-2o; D. E. Van TuyI ss.s5: Peter
WITNESSES
John Slug $3.50: Ben Parhen 50 so:
Elgin Chapman $3.50: John Malovick
$3.50; G. F. Skinner $3.50: B. L. Rey-
nolds $3.50.
6AIliFFs-
VIM II. Newcomb $4,000: Chas.
Apple $50; Frank Barthel s32.5o.
sTENoGRAPHER-
Phebe NJ. Paxton. 5000.
PROBATION OFFICER
Sussansh Melchi. $4,000.
EXPENSE JUSTICE COURT
J.. p. FEES
Joserh Hamblet. sl2Io; L. L Free
man $iO.40.
JURORS i
Roy waggoner. s175: X. H. Miller
sL'S; F. Snowden. sl.75: A. Hutchin-
SON. Sl..5: j. A Davis. sI.75: b. |
Vance. Si.95.
WITNESSES
Merrie Craig. s12.4o; ]. w. Coates
2lz.4o' Addie Jones $500: Frank |
Perry $500; Chas. Minman, sl2.4o.
= NJ Wood. s1e.40: c. Williams $500.
CONSTABLE '.-
J.. NJ. Howard. se4.2O.
coRoNeR's COURT
CORONER FEE
Royal c Atkinson. sss.7o.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-28

Mrs. Dresser of Jacksonville. ru..
and Miss MetEer Of Finiay, Ohio.
were recent guests At ths.home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. Linkins While on their.
way to tho western sxpositIons.
While herc they wers taken on an
automobile trip to the top Of the
Roysl Gorge and over the Skyline
drive. which was very much enjoyed
Since leaving for . sight-sesing tin
70 Colombo Springs and DSnvor they
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-28

Some OF the fruit growers have been
observing that n quantity of leaf roll
ier eggs are Matching out during the
warm days OF this month which IL Is
hoped will prove a good riddance to
its ravages before spring comes
again.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-28

The streets have been surveyed for
the electric lighting system on Lin
coin Park and the citizens are look
ing forward to being "in the lime
light by the FIRST OF next month.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-28
MSS RosERrs AnnIvxp HOME

Mas Emma Roberts who has been
living in oskalco1A. Iowa. for The past
two ycArs. rstuFnca hone sunday.