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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
ST. PATRlCk'S Birth
COMMEMORATE TODAY

= The birthday OF Ireland's pat =
= ron saint was celebrated today =
= In Tonopah by not only all ma =
= tives Of or descendants OF natives =
= OF the Emerald Isle, but by many =
OF other nationaities and devi- =
= vatives. The shamrock was worn
In hundreds OF lapel buttonholes, 4
= while other manifestations of the
= color of the occasion were made
= In sartorial effects. some of them
. even being visible when the
. breeze was festive on a street
= corner. only that really ought to 4
. be kept secret 4
. Solemn mass was celebrated 4
. In st. Patrick's church by Rev. 4
. Father Diss. who discoursed on 4
. the life OF this great and good
. man. This evening there will he ,
. brief intermlssion In Lenten
= devotions when the st. Patrick
. day dance will be given in the
. Aird0me.
.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
ANOTHER PROPERTY
TO WORK At BELMONT
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATE
ARE PLACED ON FILE WITH
COUNTY CLERK

Articles of incorporation of the Bel
mont Big Four Mining company were
filed today with County Clerk Pohl.
The company is incorporated for L.
250,000 shares at ten cents a share.
The incorporators are: Or. Charles
Mantor, w. w. Spear, w. r. Gilkey,
Tobar, Nevada; l.. w Spang.er. Red
Cliff, Colorado; w. f. Maui Carlin,
Nevada, and Alma l.. Spear. Los An
geles, Cal. The location of works
and principal place of business is Bel
mont, Nye county, Nevada.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
LEFT FEVER IN wlNNeMuccA

The band OF gypsies left Winnie
mucca Friday, the child that was III
with scarlet fever being wen enough
to travel However. they left me-
mento behind them. she two children
of II o. Rollins both being taken
down with the disease. So far as
known, these are the only cases ol
the fever in Winnemucca.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION
CALLIfS' TROOPS SEEK TO CUT OFF VILLA
Cdrrdnzd Again Assures American
Soldiers that they are
Cordially Welcome
(By Associated Press. J
~~~~~%%.%%%%%*%%>

Ell. PASo Rapidly growing among
Mexico.
the border
frontier be
leaving Mexico
The significant
advised that his wife
the Williams of
Americans have arrived from
Durango Coahula.
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PLANNING AN INCREASED STANDING ARMY
(By Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON,
|
to a
formally
military
of the president could than
of auxiliary
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NOT A COUNTY PATIENT

A very regrettable error crept into
the Bonanza yesterday afternoon, In
referring to Mrs. j. II. Smith being
removed TO the county hospital the
paper should have stated that she Is
private patient there. Mrs. Smith
has the best medical attendance and
nursing that can be secured.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
CAR SHORTAGE IN STATE

At the present time the shippers
of the state are clamoring for empty
cars. II Is estimated that there are
$50 empties needed for the State Of
Nevada alone. And the other states
on the coast are still louder in their
demands for cars for the movement
OF their shipments.--Sparks Tribune
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
seIsMOGRAPH RECORDS
NEVADA EARTHQUAKE e

An earthquake originating about
$50 miles from this city was clearly re-
corded recently by the new seismo-
graph at the university. Prof. ]. Claude
Jones. in charge of the instrument, Is
of the opinion that the temblor was
one of the frequent Pleasant valley
earth disturbances. The motion was
in an easterly and westerly direction.
The seismograph recorded the earth
quake at 2:3O d. m.-Reno Journal.
~~~~H%~%~>>H>~ 80 >>~>~s
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GOT 10000 COYOTES

Al least 10000 coyotes were shot
or poisoned in Lassen and Modoc
counties during the outbreak of ra
bies, was the statement made by
Sanitary Inspector e. T. Ross upon
returning from the scene. He say
the outbreak has subsided, so that
danger is past.
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HARD TO GET JURY

Great difficulty was found in secur-
ing a jury in the district court for
the trial of the case of Love VS.. the
Mt. Oddie Mines company. The ex-
animation OF the venire began at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon and at
a late hour this afternoon the box had
not been filled. A number of women
veniremen. or venirewomen, were ex-
amined
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MARRIED MEN MAY
Be CALLED TO ARMS
DEBATE CONTINUES UNTIL THE
HOUSE ADJoURNS AT I THIS
MORNING

by Associated Press.D
LONDON. Mar. 17.--Heated debates
marked the session of the house OF
commons regarding the problem OF
calling out married men until after
o'clock this morning when the house
adjourned Ex-Secretary of Home
Affairs Simon appeared as the cham
pion of the married men, but his
speech was criticised By other cham
pions of the married men, owing to
his argument that there is danger of
over-recruiting. The feeling of the
house was that the Compulsion Act
should be extended to married men.
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MRS. SMITH BETTER

Mrs. j. II Smith. who was removed
from her home to the county hospital
as q private pstient, when her Illness
became serious. is reported today to
be somewhat improved. although not
yet entirely past the danger point.
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STRIKERS RESTRAINED
BY ORDER FROM COURT


,By Associated Press.b
CHICAGO, Mar 17.-As the result
of violence at the Argo plant of the
Corn Products company. where the
men are on strike. Judge Jesse Bald
win of the circuit court late today
issued temporary injunction res
training picketing and interfering
with the property of the company.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
uNpERooEs OPERATION

Judge ]. p. Brissell of Tonopah was
operated on several days ago in the
White hospital at Sacramento Tor
strangulation OF the bowels. His con
dition Is said to be serious.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES DUE
GERMAN ARMY AIR CORPS
ny Associated Press,

AMSTERDAM, via London. Mar. II.
The Frankfurter Zeitung, a copy of
which has been received here, an
nounces important changes in the
control of German army air service.
1t has been decided, says the news
paper to substitute experimentally a
separate administration control of the
air forces and that the chief of this
service will have authority equivalent
to a general commanding an army
corps.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
PRESIDENT CELEBRATES
ST. PAIR|CK'S DAY

thy Associated presS.l
WASHINGTON. Mar. II. Presi
ent Wilson celebrated St Patrick's
birthday, wearing a green neektie and
a sprig of shamrock, sent him by
John Redmond, the Irish Nationalist.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
WABASH LINE CASHIER
ADMITS $4,000 THEFT

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Mar. 17.--Robert
=. isiLS 81, assistant cashier OF the
Wabash Railroad today confessed to
a shortage of $4,000 He has been
arrested
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
WILL CONDUCT STORY HOUR

The story hour AT the library at 10
o'clock on Saturday morning, will be
conducted by Mrs. Moore. Children be-
tween the ages OF Ave and ten are
welcome.
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EXPEDITIONS OBJECT
IS SIMPLY PUNITIVE
LAFOLLETTE'S RESOLUTION is
ADOPTED BY THE SENATE
WITHOUT OPPOSITION

: HY ANs0rFnted Freas.I
WASHINGTON, Mar 1.-THE SEN
ate adopted without opposition the La
Toilette resolution approving the pre-
sident's course in sending the expedi-
t.U.4 IL Mexico, and assuring the Mexi-
cans that the object of the expedition
was merely punitive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
BATTLESHIP KENTUCKY
ORDERED TO VERA CRUZ


tBy Associated Press.b
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.-THE bat
tleship Kentucky, now at New
Orleans, was ordered to Vera Cruz to-
day by Secretary Daniels. She will
sail as soon as she can be provisioned
and coaed.
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STEAMER GOES DOWN,
EIGHT MEN MISSING
ATLANTIC COASTER SINKS OFF
THE COAST OF SOUTH
CAROLINA

my Associated Prers.b
NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-THE steam
ship Kanawha, bound from New York
for Rio Janeiro sank off the coast
OF South Carolina. Eight Of the crew
in life boat are missing. Twenty
one others we're rescued.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
TURKEY DESTROYS
OF SEpARATE.pEACE
Germans Make Five Separate Un-
successful OnSIdughtS in
: -'''-'--===vddjt vdGx r Region
10y Associated Press.)


"A
ing o Turkey with allies"
Verdun
reports
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WILL RECRUIT ARMY
TO ITS FULL STRENGTH
PRESIDENT SIGNS RESOLUTION
TO RAISE FORCE TO
10000
~ Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Mar. II. - Presi-
dent Wilson today signed the joint
congressional resolution authorizing
the increase of the army to its full
strength, approximately 100000.
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LoRiMER TRIAL POSTPONED
nx A..nrin,cd pre.-.l

CHICAGO. Mar. 17.-lllness OF At
torney Albert Fink. counsel for VIM.
Lorimer, today caused postponement
until tomorrow of the trial of former
president Of the LaSalle Street Trust
and Savings Bank, charged with con
spiracy In wrecking the institution.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
TURBANlA'S SINKING
TOBE INVESTIGATED
Americans Aboard Neutral YES
sci Alleged to Have Been
TOrpedOed
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Mar 1.-THE American
Consular Gibraltar Lisbon
the unsuccessful attempt to torpedo the Paria.
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NO CLASHES YET FOR /
ExPEO|T|ONARY FORCE
REPORTS FROM MEXICO ARE
THAT SHIPPING HAS NOT BEEN
RESORTED TO

SAN ANTONIO. Mar. II. - The
American expeditionary force has had
no clash with Villa to date. accord
ing to reports. There are no instances
of sniping.
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. . . . . = . . .
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO

Official readings of the ther.
mometer by the United states
observer at Tonopah.
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{ BY Associated Press.)

THE HAGUE Mar 17Th the
The
torpedoed adds feeling
the fact that the
resignation
his statement that his
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(By Associated Press


Ill
killed Tuesday by the explosion carload
dead a
DOUGLAS General
cordng hundred
position commanding expected
WASHINGTON
OF General earranza toward the
department by Consul Siliman,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-03-17
(By Associated Press.)

AMSTERDAM Mar 1.-THE Tubantia
the The
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tBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON Mar Unsatisfactory assurances regarding
Of General Carranza toward the
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covr FORECAST

Fair tonight and
Saturday
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department by Consul Sillman,
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FIRE ALARM BOX AT
EIGHTH AND WATER STREETS

r'he FIRE alarm box that has been
located for seversl years past at the
old Canon City & Cripple Creek rail.
road chops was this morning moved
to the intersection of Eighth and Wa.
,'r streets. near the canning compa.
ny's plant.
a Ut OF valuable property in tho
immediate vicinity of the Denver q
Rio Grando railroad station that needs
the utmost degree of fire protection
that the city is able to give It sug.
ses;ed to the department the transfer
OF the alarm box.
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COME 20 cANoN no RESIDE.

Rowland Sprinkle. son OF the late
Or. Charles T, Sprinkle. u former resi-.
dent Of this community. arrived in
town few days ago from st. Louis
and will make his home here II suit.
able employment can be found. DR..
and Mrs. Sprinkle and family came to
Canon City to live Ave or six years
ago. but few months later reirnov.
ed to Efflneham. Kansas, where they
remained until going to st. Louis to
reside. Dr. Sprinkle died in hospi.
tai in Kansas City few months ago,
following an operation for appendl.
cItis.
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JOE EssER AND FAMILY RETURN
HERE

Mr.. and Mr.. 'oa Tsor and family
retrrned to Can city on Monday
and VIII again maze their home here
MIR. Esser recently resigned the deputy
wardenship OF the state reformatory
at Buena Vista. and. as there was no
longer any reason why he should re-
main away from canrn City. decided
to re-establish himself here among hi.
Jid friends and neighbors. The
l.ssers will feoccupy their old home
at 7o7 Greenwood avenue ms soon as
the necessary arrangements can be
made.
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FRIDAY

PURCHASED A FORD.
MIR. Don Pearcy has purchased q
new Ford from the Bernstein Auto
company.
MoToREp DOWN FROM pENER
TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. R. McIain and
son. George. motored down from Dem
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PUTTING SOUTH CANON
STREETS IN coNDITIC


George w. Griffin Of Griffin avenue
is supervising the work of putting
the streets and roadways OF South
Canon in first class condition for
spring service and travel.
HOMER HUTCHINSON IN TOWN.
Homer Hutchinson. the popular and
successful travelling salesman for the
Belding SILK company, was in town
Thursday night and Friday morning,
having stopped over for a brief visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Baker
while enroute home from an eastern
trip. Mr.. Hutchinson left Friday for
Pocatello. Idaho.
RETURNED TO oUFFEv.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Carver returned
to their ranch near Guffey Wednesday
following a visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Carver was the guest OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gresham, Tor
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News Notes
THURSDAY
WAS A VISITOR HERE TUESDAY

lHUnOUAI
WAS A VISITOR HERE TUESDAY
II. Z. Clucas of Pueblo motored to
Canon City on Tuesday on business
errand. He returned home ty way
of Colorado Springs.
IN PUEBLO ON BUSINESS.
b. NJ Proctor and T. E. Proctor of
this city went to Pueblo on Tuesday
for the purpose of looking after some
business matters there requiring their
attention.
JESSE JONES HERE FROM VICTOR
Jesse Jones. former lessee and
manager of the opera house here, but
now in charge of the Fox theatre at
Victor, motored down from the Grip
pie Creek district on a business trip
this morning He expects to return
to Victor on Friday.
HERE FROM HELPER, UTAH.
Albert Andersen who is fireman
on the Rio Grande Western railroad
out of Helper, Utah, arrived in Canon
City this morning on his annual vaca-
ton for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Strickland. MIR. Andersen is
Mrs. Strickland's brother.
HERE FROM PUEBLO TODAY.
r. Judge Rizer of the district court
and Deputy County Clerk Robt. L.
Nafe. both of Pueblo, have been visi-
tors in Canon City for couple OF
days past They left for home this
afternon. They made the trip here
by auto.
BUENA VISTA DENTIST HERE
DIR. w. w. Fletcher, wife and chill
dren of Buena Vista are stopping here
for a days visit while enroute to Den
yer where the doctor will attend the
State Dental meeting. Or. Fletcher
is a fraternity brother of Fred Reiter
They are making the trip by auto.
BASEBALL GAME WEDNESDAY,.
A base ball game, one of the very
first contests of the kind this season
was played Wednesday afternoon he
tween teams representing the Lincoln
Park school and the freshman class
of the South Canon high school. Ow-
ing to the wind prevailing at the time
it was mutually agreed at the end OF
the sixth inning to discontinue the
game. The score was IS to in ia.
vor of the freshmen organization.
ANNOUNCES BIRTH OF
GRANDDAUGHTER
Mrs. Nellie p Weston received a
message from West Haven. Connecti
cut, this morning announcing the ar
rival of a baby girl at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Nanita Weston Cooper
at that place. Mother and infant were
reported as doing well.
MoToRED TO VICTOR
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald motor
ed up from Canon with Mr.. and Mrs. A
S. Lonnecker. the first of the week
and dined at the Macdonald home
Victor Record.
PRISONERS TAKEN NORTH FoF
ROAD WORK.
Twenty convicts from the peniten
tiary were taken from here to the
northern part of the state on Wed
nesday to work in the prison road
making camps in Boulder and Lari
mer counties. Ten of the men wer,
taken to Boulder and ten to Fort Col
Inns.
MoToRED TO PUEBLO TODAY.
l.. w. Felter. accompanied by MI
and Mrs. d. w. Ross. motored to Pu
eblo in the Felter car this morning Oh
a pleasure trip. They expect to re
turn to Canon City this evening.
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= - -
yer this afternoon for a short visit
with Canon City friends. During their
stay here they will be the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. C. W. Bethel and fami-
ly. They expect to return to Denver
on Sunday.
GONE TO FOWLER.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Connors and fam
lily. late residents at oil Pike avenue,
left this morning for Fowler, Colo,
where Mr. Connors will engage in bus
mess. They have lived here since last
fall.
GUESTS AT KINDIe HOME
S. NJ. Simms and daughter Miss Ora
Sims, of Onarsa. Ills. are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kin.
dig of Prescott avenue. Mr.. and Miss
Sims are returning to their home af
ter spending the winter in California.
LEFT FOR ILLINOIS.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodsson left
Tuesday afternoon for their home in
Rushville, ILL., after spending the win
ter in Canon. Their daughter, Miss
Beulah Hodgson, will remain here
several weeks longer. Enroute Mr..
and Mrs. Hodeson will stop at Fre-
mont, Neb., to visit her sister.
w. P. TAeeART HAS AUTO TRUCK
w. P. Taggart with that progressive
spirit, characteristic of Canon City
grocers and other merchants, has
purchased a new Ford auto truck for
the delivery of goods to his patrons.
The delivery business of the loca.
mercantile trade is being rapiiiy
mo.Ciized.
EXPECTING COUSIN SOON.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wynloop are ex-
DtCl4HH ltlt dIllN al III AduIH lily SoOh
of their cousin, Miss Ivaline Warren OF
Cleveland. Ohio, who intends to spend
the summer here. Miss Warren's
mother died early in January. after a
brief illness and shortly afterwards
the young man to whom she. was to
he married this spring, with three of
his college classmates. was drowned
in Lake Erie by the capsizing of a
pleasure boat.
ROY DEEDS ED THIS MORNING
Roy Deeds died at the family home.
1918 Harrison avenue, shortly after
O'Clock this morning from heart
disease after lingering illness. De-
ceased was about forty years Of age
and had lived in Canon City for two
or three years. He leaves a wife and
two children. He leaves a brother.
Ross Deds, residing at Grand Valley,
Colorado. Until the latter can be
heard from the date of the funeral viii
not he announced.
NEW RESIDENT GOES
IN CHICKEN BUSINESS.
P. II. Keller recently came here
from Montana and bought a place on
Elm avenue. Lincoln Park. He will
go into the chicken business.
Mr.. Keller called at The Record of
fee the first day after his arrival and
ordered The Daily Record sent to his
address.
JUDGE AND MRS WALDO IN
DENVER.
Judge and Mrs. Chas. E. Waldo left
this morning for Denver where they
,,,;Ir Goa lo-. ,Kottf- 4.
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Pueblo Chieftain.
RETURNS FROM DENVER.

Arthur Fredrickson returned to
Canon City the first of the week from
Denver. where he has been engaged
for some time past in stenographic
work and typewriting in connection
with the recent trial of the strike
cases at Castle Rock in Douglas eoun-
ty Mr.. Fredrickson was employed
part of the time during his stay in
Denver by the Mountain States Tele-
phone & Tele graph company.
MoToREp TO PUEBLO.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Loehr. accom-
panied by Mrs. II. p. Stommel and
Mrs. Harry Bowen. motored to Pueblo
in the Loehr car this morning on a
brief pleasure trip. They will return
this evening
MISS wiTcHER DOING NICELY.
Little Miss Margaret Iouise Witch
er was operated upon this morning at
the hospital The operation was sue
cessful and the little patient Is do
ing as well as coE1i he expected
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was engaged in bringing his potato
crop to the Canon City market.
FEDERAL. INSPECTION OF
COMPANY x TONIGHT.
Captain Bates of the United States
army arrived here this afternoon and
tonight he will inspect Co. X, N. G. c.,
in their armory. All the men are
urged to turn out so that good show
ing can be made.
LATEST MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The most recent marriage licenses
issued from the Office of the county
clerk were those. granted to H. A.
Stansbaugh of Paola, Kan, and Miss
Frances A. Bruse of Canon City snl
W. F. Diamond and Miss Edna F.
Rice. both of Canon City. The for
mer was issued last Saturday and the
latter on Wednesday of this week
TAKEN TO THE ASYLUM.
Frank Palaji, who was adjreged to
be of unsound mind by medical COM
mission in the county court Thurs
day. was taken to the state insone asy-
lum at Pueblo by Sheriff w. II New
comb this afternoon. Palaji is II
years of ageand an Austrian by bi TIL.
LOCATED ON CHESTNUT ST.
Mrs. H. c. Heffner. until recently
resident of Ordway. Colo, has moved
to this community and established
home at S2l Chestnut street, South
Canon, and has asked the Daily Rec
ord to help her get acquain ed and
keep her posted on the occurrences
of the day.
GAVE SQUIRREL TO zoo.
Ben w. Rea has presented the zoo
committee of the Chamber of Com
merce with a handsome grey snuirra'.
which has Leen added to the natural
history collection in the State park op-
lposite the peniteniary The squi re;
has been established in its new quar-
tiers and seems to enjoy them.
MOVED TO PARKHuRsT RANCH
Robert E. Lovern. ianitor at the
county court house. on Friday moved
his family out to the Parkhurst ranch
on Dozier avenue. FoIr Mile. which
! y i'll hereafter he the family home.
For sel eral years the family has re.
SIDED in the janitor's quarters in the
basement of the court house. The
Parkhurst ranch includes within its
boundaries the cd Bradley place.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. 3. =.
kENDIe.
S. n. Simms and daughter. Miss
Ora. of Orange. Illinois, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. SB. f. Kendig and family
Of South Canon while enroute east
from a visit to the Pacific coast. Mr..
Simms and daughter, who spent the
winter in Los Angeles. California,
have made several previous visits to
Canon City.
IN PUEBLO.
C. C. Grubb went to Pueblo on No.
10 this morning to spend several days
with his mother and sister.
DR.. ASHLEY IN DENVER.
DR.. Theodore Ashley is in Denver
attending the annual dental clinic.
He is staying at the Auditorium hotel
and expects to be home Monday.
FUNERAL OF ROY DEEDS
WAS HELD THIS AFTERNOON
The funeral of the late Roy Deeds.
who died at the family home at 1918
Harrison avenue Friday mcrnin~, was
held at Wilson's undertaking chapel
at O'Clock this afternoon, with Rev.
A. L. Chase OF the Methodist church
in charge OF the service. The body
was taken to Cotopaxi on Denver &
Rio Grande train for burial.
LATE RESIDENT OF wArERToN,
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present residing at l1s West Stanley
avenue. South Canon. have subscrib-
ed for the Daily Record.
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moroRED TO SPRINGS ON
TUESDAY.

Mr.. and sirs. d. Z. Gi,s son and son
Holman, with Mr. and Airs. W. N
Clark as their guests. motorcd ON a
pleasure trip to Colorado Springs on
Tuesday where they spent the day
They report the roads TO be in excel
lent condition.