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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-12

j.. w. Hook, formerly general man
ager Of the c. A. Durham Company, of
this city, has been appointed general
manager Of the Allied Machinery Com
pany of America with headquarters In
New York City. This Is subsidiary
company to the International Corpora
ton which was founded by the capital
lists identified with the National City
Bank
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-12

Mrs. Cora Moore, of Reinbeck, ar
rived in the city Monday evening from
Liscomb for visit here with her
brother f. O.. Durham.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-12

Mrs. G. F. Schoenhut left Monday
evening for Indianola to judge the art
exhibit at the Warren county fair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-12

The Daisy Drake Mission circle Of
Central Church of Christ will meet this
evening at o'clock in the church par
lors. es
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-12

B. c. Whitehill, commandment of the
soldiers home, went this morning to
Des Moines to attend the quarterly
conference of heads of Iowa state in
Stitutions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs Lee Shahan, of Bel
mond,, arrived in the city this morning
for a visit with the formers brother.
John Shahan, and family, south of the
nity
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-12

Dry Goods, Carpets, Rugs,
jLlnoIsums, Trunks. Mattinos.
IorapsrisA
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-08
ANTOINE MOSCHETTI
DIED MONDAY AFTERNOON

Antoine Mosehetu. for more than
thirty years resident of Fremont
county. died at his home on Willow
street. Lincoln Park, at $3.50 O'Clock
Monday afternoon from a dropsical
affection following a lingering illness.
MIR. Moschetti had suffered from heart
disease for about ten years. at times
seriously. He was born at Tarrentia.
Fellgno. southern Italy, in 1859 and
came to America when twenty-seven
years OF age. He settled on Lincoln
Park. near Brookside. fifteen years
ago. MIR. Moschetti leaves. besides the
wife, seven sons and one daughter.
They are Joe, Paddy. Mick. Louie.
John. Tony. Alex, and May. TIE daugh
ter and the two older sons are mar
ried.
The deceased was married in Italy
and Joe and Paddy were born in that
country, but came to the United Sta.
ties when little more than infants. The
funeral will take place from the fam
lily home on Willow street, Lincoln
Park. at O'Clock Wednesday after.
noon. Later a service will be held at
St Michsei's Catholic chur,h on Ma
con avenue. Burial will be at the
Catholic cemetery at Lakeside.
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MANY new AUTOMOBILES
IN THIS COUNTY

According to the books of the as
SCISSORS oface. approximately six hun
dred automobiles are now owned by
residents OF Fremont county: a gain
of two hundred and eight over twelve
months ago when the number assess
ed for taxes here was three hundred
and ninety-two.
The average assessed value of these
machines is three hundred and nifty
dollars. In addition there are about
sixty motorcycles. valued by the asses,
sor at something like ninety dollars
apiece. or the automobiles in this
county about forty-fve per cent are
Foris; the remaining ffty-hve percent
representing more thar half score
OF different makes, with the Bucks
perhaps. preiominatinS. During the
last year good many OF the more
expensive machines have been pur
chased by Fremont county people.
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FIRST REGISTRATION
At TOP OF GORGE

A party of Iowa and Nebraska visi-
tors. consisting of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. D..
Coen and dau- hters. Misses Violet
and Give Coen, of Alton. Iowa. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Coen of Creston.
Iowa. and DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Hurst
OF Lincoln. Nebraska. motored to the
top OF the Royal Gorge and were the
first OF the seasons tourists to regis
ter there. They made the trip thru
the Royal Gorge ON the observation
car attached to Rio Grande train No.
l this afternoon 1t was the first trip
20 Colorado OF Mr.. and Mrs. Coen Sr..
and they are more than delighted with
the mountain scenery Of this section
of the state. The party is registered
at the Hotel Miller.
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lIvE.CABLE KILLS
STONE QUARRY EMPLOYE

Peter Johnson. As. an employe of
the stone quarry at Stone City for
the last eight years. met death by
electrocution Saturday night when he
attempted to connect wire with the
powerful feed cable that supplies mo-
tive power to the machinery. His
charred body was found dangling from
a platform above the derrick on Sun.
day by cowboys.
The man evidently attempted the
connection without irst turning OF the
power. The smaller wire led to a
cluster OF incandescent lights in his
bunk house and had been utilized for
Illumination by Johnson and his bunk
mate
The latter had been In the habit OF
making the connection. Il is said. In
his absence johnson tried Il.
Coroner Ray Taylor OF Pueblo couD.
~ was notified and had the hody tax.
en- to Pueblo. The only relatives Of
the deceased, 90 far as known. are q
wife and three children. who are said
70 BE- IN Finland.
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COMPANYK
ONLY ONE
TO PASS
INSPECTION

Company X. Second Infantry, Nation
al Guard OF Colorado. which is made
up of Canon City boys has a perfect
right to put feather in their hats
now. Colonel William Davis, com
manding the Second Infantry, anncunc
ed Monday night at the armory that
the local company was the only one
in the state that had passed tie fede-
raj inspection by Captain Bates, with
out a condition.
This means that the members OF
Company K will commence to receive
pay from the federal government,
starting July 1st. The privates will
be given a dollar for each drill night.
The non-commissioned officers and
the commissioned officers will re-
ceive more morey.
To gain this pay the private must
attend at least forty drills in year.
The other companies in the state
were placed on probation until such
time as they eliminate the conditions
which have been registered against
them.
Company X is considered one OF the
banner organizations of the state and
much good is expected OF it.
Colonel Davis. who was inspecting
the local company. stated during a
brief talk that colorado's quota for
the guard under the new law would
be $500 men and that a campaign must
soon be started to recruit these men.
he said new companies would lie start
ed as soon as possible IN several OF the
towns which have not now military
company.
The local company will be recruited
TO its full basis. At present there are
about fifty active members who attend
drill with more or less regularity
Monday night the company went
thru a number of open formations,
skirmish drill and loading and firing
in state park opposite the penitentiary
Some very good practice was receiy-
ed.
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DEATH OF VETERAN
Of THE CIVIL WAR

p. A. la Marche. familiarly known
among his friends as "Frenchy." died
at his rooms at the residence OF Mrs.
Ellen Ming. 225 River street, Monday
afternoon from a dropsicsl trouble
from which he had suffered for some
time. Deceased was a native of
France and was sixty-seven years OF
age. He was a soldier in the Civil
war and was a member OF Greenwood
Post No. 10. Grand Army OF the Re
public. OF this city. Until recently he
had been employed at the garage OF
the York Auto company. He took
part in the celebration OF the G. A. r.
Memorial day last week. but was not
able to leave his room afterwards.
AIR. La Marche had lived in Canon
City for more than thirty years. He
had no relatives here. but has q
daughter living at Omaha. Nebraska
He also leaves brother. Frederic Ia
Marche. resident OF Washington. D.
C.. who is reported to Re wealthy. The
funeral will be under the auspices OF
the veterans OF the Civil war. although
the time OF its occurrence has not yet
been announced. Burial will be in the
G. A. r.. lot at Greenwood GENE
terry.
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MRS. MARY JONES
DIES IN FLORENCE

Mrs. Mary Jones. mother OF Mrs.
Jas. l.. Moraan of this city. died at the
family home in Florence about
O'Clock Sunday afternoon at the age
of eighty-two years. She had been i'll
for several weeks from the infirmities
OF age and the end was not unexpect-
ed. She was conscious up to within
half an hour of her death and recog-
nized those about her. In its chronicle
OF her death the Florence Citizen
says:
Mrs. Jones was born at Carmarthen-
shire, Wales. She was united in mar
riage to Reese Jones In Wales in
1864 and the husband still survives.
The family cane to America in 1881
and first located in Williamsburg in
this country. Mrs. Jones later res.d-
ed on the McCumber ranch between
Canon City and Florence. moving from
there to Beaver Creek. She has been
a resident of Florence for the past
twenty years.
She was a member OF Frazier Metho-
dist church of Florence to which or
ganization the members OF her family
had belonged for a great many years.
She was a devout Christian and an
untiring worker for the best interests
OF the church. Mrs. Jones Was possess
ed with kind disposition and had
those fine qualities which make and
hold friends. She was charitable to
all and was best contented when max
ing others happy.N
Deceased was the last OF a family
OF nine children all OF whom lived TO
advanced ages. Her mother was past
So when she died.
Mrs. Jones is survived by foIr chill
dren; ID. S. Jones. OF Florence: Mrs.
J. L. Morgan, OF Canon City: Mrs
George Arthur. OF Renton. Wash; and
John Jones. who is a present located
in California. but his address is not
known
The funeral service will be held
from the home at sse Denver street
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Rev
W. J. Kidd. officiating. Interment will
be made in Highland cemetery"
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EoR SALE.

Horses. cows and chickens; also a
full line OF farming implements, in
Guiding three wagons. Z sets of har-
ness. ? hay racks, 2 moving machines,
2 hay raxes. corn planter, cultiva-
tors. 4 plows, disc drill, disc, grass
seeder, spring wagon, hay stacker,
complete; stock food cooker and all
kinds of tools and equipment such as
you will find on an up-to-date ranch.
Also 1900 cedar fence posts, 1900 ap-
pie props. 500 apple boxes. apple
box presses and packing tables: ap-
pie picking bags, cider press, i2 bar
rels of vinegar. cream separator, 2
churns and full line OF household
goods. VIII sell all or part at pri-
vate sale at Shamrock ranch, . miles
north OF Penrose.
For further information write; or
phone:
THE HAIGIER REALTY COMPANY,
Colorado Springs. Colorado
1sotsd-
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ORDINANCE NO. 4.

AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING WAT
ER RENTS AND THE COLLECTION
BE ID ordained by The city Council Of
Canon City. Colorado.
Section 1. Beginning with the year
1917, when not otherwise specified by
ordinance. all water license fees and
rents shall cover the various uses for
one year from the time such use is
begun. and. when not otherwise speci-
fed. shall be paid quarterly in advance
on the second day Of January. and the
first day OF April. July and October OF
each year to the City Clerk of said
City at his office
The season for watering lawns shall
commence on the first day of January.
and end the thirty first day of Decem-
Der OF each year. and the water rent
Clerk at his office by the frst day OF
April of each year.
No lawn rent shall be charged for
September for for that year but lawns
put In before said date shall pay for
For The year 1915. the last aus-ter
for the payment OF water rent other
than lawns shall consist OF Septsm-
ber. and shall be charged in propor-
tion for said extra month. OF Decem-
Der, and lawn rent shall be collected
first OF said year 1915, in the proportion
of seven-twelfths Is-l2) OF a years
rent. which rem, rent shan he paid by the
said city shall pay to Its Water
Fund for each fire plug five dollar
tSs.0ol per year: and. for city street
lars ts3so.oo) per year. including the
IL any water license fees, water rents
or lawn rents be not paid on or before
the first day OF the month next sue
ceeding the date they became due and
payable. the superintendent of the
water works is hereby instructed.
without further notice to the owner
Of the premises. to shut of the water
from the premises which is so in ar
rent IN arrears is paid.
Adopted and approved this hfth day
Of June, 1916.
,sEALJ LAFE COMBS.
Acting Mayor and President OF the
City Council. in the absence OF Mayor
said city and State.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
STATE OF COLORADO
County Of Fremont. )ss.
], Jonathan Seaman. City Clerk OF
and for. the. City of Canon City. Colo
rado. do hereby certify that the
foregoing Ordinance No, 4. Series of
1915, was introduced and read at :
the City OF Canon City. Colorado, pre-.
ceding It's adoption and was publish
ed In full in the Canon City Record, Z
weekly newspaper of general circuin.
t,on. puelli,sSnped l,Sp In ssid CITY Of s,,or Canor
By said city Council.
s.si of the City eaa q canon nS s City, % colo.
r'do' this s's s5oSNsxxTSailSs Ssx Il lsas ssEAMas,, Z s,sis
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said she was ready to de now. she
had waited for this meeting for seven
years, which was the happiest moment
Of my life; she said give you her te5t
regards. my children send you their
best wishes, and you already have
mine. hope to have a line from you.
With my sincere best wishes, re-
main.
AS ever, your friend,
ROBT. L. WHITEHEAD.
Pueblo Chieftain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-08
PROMINENT ARKANSAS
LAWYER WITH FAMILY TO
SPEND SUMMER HERE

The Honorable Wallace Townsend,
a prominent attorney of Little Rock,
Arkansas. and the Republican nomi-
nee for governor. with his family have
rented the Wharf Pigg home for the
summer and will arrive here shortly.
Mr.. Townsend is being brought here
through the efforts of Mr.. VIM. E.
Spencer, who in the last year has been
instrumental in getting 35 people to
make Canon City their home, for a
time at least.
In letter to Mr.. Spencer, Mr.. Town
send said.
Both OF your recent letters and the
literature regarding Canon City have
been received, and | want to thank you
very much for your promptness. full
ness and interest. The letters and lit
erature have been circulated vigorous
ly throughout the family. and the lit
erature has passed now into general
circulation of the neighborhood. As a
publicity agent for Canon City. you
have scored hit. We all believe that
that is just the place to go to spend
the summer, and. furthermore, the
family believes that the house you
recommend-the ten room bungalow
is just exactly the house that is want
ed.
Il have been waiting a day or two
to reply in order that the matter
might be discussed among the lady
members of the household. and I am
now directed to write you and request
that You close the deal for the house
for at least two months.
1T may be that later you viii be
requested by some neiehbors who are
very much impressed with Canon City
to secure a house for them. and if so,
| shall write to you
Mr.. Spencer closed the deal fer the
Pigg bune allow on Monday. There will
be six or eight persons in the Little
Rock party. They expect to reach
Canon City within a week or two and
will remain until September first.
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Miss DILLON VISITING wvckoFFs

Miss Alma Dillon Of Auburn. Nebr..
is the guest Of her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. wyckon. Mis- Dillon recent.
ly was . member of debating team
which won several victories. Her
father gave her this trip west because
OF the good work she had accomplish
ed
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-08
Ia MARcAe FUNERAL rnuRsoAv

The funeral OF the late Peter A. La
Marche. better knwn among his asso-
ciates as "Frenchy." will tale place
from Wilson's undertaking chapel. 72s
Main street at . O'Clock Thursday
afternoon and will be under the au-
spices of Greenwood Post No. 10, G.
A. r.. OF which organization the de-
ceased was member. Interment will
be in the old soldiers burial ground
at Lakeside cemetery.
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Miss Amelia Smith and brother
Lewis left last night on No. 16 for
st. Paul. Mimi, where they will visit
their brother. They expect to be
away for about six weeks.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-08

Record waas A. ass surs y sr,ns
assaltA
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-08

FOR SALE-Extra fine milk COW, 705
Diamond avenue. 1sop6t
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-08

FOR SALE-1O dozen fruit jars. NJ
E. Logan, 529 Pike. 130pet
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-06-08
WANTED

FOR sALE-Jersey COW. 1906 River
street. 131p6t
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FOR sALE-Buick Auto. 1908 River
12st6.
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RO(en i'm BOC6Nn.

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