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FUNERAL OF DR.. RAMB0
LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral of the late DIR. J. ".
Rambo took place from the family res
idence. 1911 Greenwood avenue. at 10
O'Clock Sunday morning and was
largely attended by the neighbors and
friends of the deceased. The service
was conducted by Rev. a. L. Chase
OF the First Methodist church and
interment was under the auspices OF
Fremont Lodge No. o7. A. =. e. A. NJ,
OF Florence. OF which he was for many
years a member An escort OF twei-
ty-four members was furnished by
Canon City Commandery No. 8
knights Templar. with which he was
connected. Many beautiful flowers
testified to the high esteem in which
Dr. Rambo was held by those who
knew him. Burial was at Lakeside
cemetery.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LANDS.
Office OF the State Board OF La

Office OF the State Board OF Land
Commissioners. Denver. Colo. Feb
Is. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that appli
cation has been made to lease the fol
loving described School and Indem'
nifty School Lands. situate In Fremont
County, Colorado. to-wit:
All OF Section SO. Township i6 s..
Range 90 W..-app-a-5350.
All Of Section %. all Of Section "a
NJ OF Section 20. M Of Section ~
Township 81 N, Range II E-app-a
5437.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease all or any part oI
this tract Of land must file the same
In this Office prior to March 18th. 1916
as no other application TO lease the
above described lands will be con
sidered after said date.
JOHN +. VIVIAN.
REGISTER BtAte Board Land Commits
oioneFs.
First Pub. Feb. II. 1918.
Last Pub. March ., 1915.
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INTERESTING TRIAL
IN JUSTICES COURT

A more than ordinarily interesting
civil proceeding was heard in Justice,
John R. Kennedy's court at 3 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, and. as usual
in such cases, attracted a big crowd
of spectators. 1t was the trial OF
suit originally instituted in the police
magistrates court and taken into
Judge Kennedy's tribunal on change
of venue. The complaint in the case
was Sam Sprecken who was endea-
voring to collect by the process of law
the sum of $229.63 from l. Roscoe
under a money demand for an alleged
violation of contract. E. H. Slime
meyer appeared as attorney for
Sprecken and d. w. Ross as attorney
for the defendant.
Both the principals to the suit are
junk dealers and the controversy up
on which the suit was predicated grew
out of their failure to reach a salts
factory settlement after the recent
joint shipment of two car loads of old
iron to Pueblo. Koscove, to whom
was sent the money for the Pueblo
consignment. declined to pay Spreck-
en- his share of the proceeds until he
had signed a bond and contract to
leave town and give him a clear field
for handling the junk business here.
Sprecken balked at this and invoked
the aid of the law to help him recov-
er the amount due him.
Sprecken conducted junk business
here until January 18th. OF this year
when he sold out to Koscove and en-
tered into a contract not to re-engage
in that line of trade for a period of
FIVE years. Sprecken was invited by
Koscove to cooperate with him in the
Pueblo deal alluded to and on its cul-
mination is alleged to have told the
former that unless he would give a
bond to leave Canon City and stay
away he would be paid none of the
money coming to him on the Pueblo
transaction.
After hearing the. evidence of the
complaint and his witnesses the
court renderedsa a judgment for Spreck.
en- in the amount asked for.
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COUNCIL COMMENDS
POSTOFFICE MEASURE

Mayor Cooper and the members 'of
the city council on Tuesday drafted
and signed the following letter and
ordered copies Of it sent to Senator
Shafroth and Congressman Keating in
Washington:
Canon City. Colo, February 10. 1916.
Hon. John F. Shafroth, United States
Senator and Hon. Edward Keating,
Congressman. Washington, d. C.
Gentlemen:
We note in this mornings Pueblo
Chieftain that you have introduced a
bill providing for the appropriation OF
$100000.00 for post office building at
Canon City. For ourselves and the
citizens of the community, we desire
to express our earnest appreciation of
your introduction OF this bill and our
hopes that you will be able to secure
its passage.
D.N COOPER, Mayor.
AUGUSTUS PEASE. City Atty.
Jonathan Seaman. City Clerk.
Aldermen-J. v. Blake, Otis Oren-
dorff. Lafe Combs. j. NJ. Anderson.
Grant Dickinson, w. C. Huntoon, X.
J. Craig, John Hamilton.
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MRS. GEO. RockAFELLow
ENTERTAINED AT PART,

The large living rooms at the Rocka-
fellow home were. veritable bower
of hearts and flowers Monday after
noon when Mrs. Geo. Rockafellow en-
tertained host OF friends at a valen.
tine card party. Hearts and cupids
were everywhere in evidence. while
large vases OF sweet peas were all
about the rooms. In the hallway an
imnieise jar of red and yellow tulips
addtd their beauty to the scene
Tables we're arranged for Five Hun
dred. sixty of the guests enjoying the
interesting play. Beautifully embroid.
cred tea napkins we're presented 20
Mrs. Jas. Hawthorne in acknowied 90
ment of her skill at the game and
Mrs. Geo. Bethel. Jr.. was awarded a
jade vase. Mrs. Gardner on counting
her score was one thousand on the
downward path and as a consolation
was given large bunch OF sweet
peas.
Several other guests arrived in time
to join the merry party for the supper
which was a delightful feature OF the
afternoons entertainment.
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Bills Allowed

r Canon city. Colo. Feb. IL. 1916.
ne toilowinE "a a list OF bills paid
ny the CITY Council of Canon tny,
coloiado. al Its meeting Feb. I. 1918:
salary fund-D. ~ Cooper tis.s
y. nlake tis.O0. OTIS orendorn SIS. 90.
,ikeo ntg cymbs siseo, >. n Anderson
MunIoon tis 90. Il = craig SyS; tis'oo' VI Josn :,
hamilton tis.0o. J. seaman ts0oo
,Ayg.stas /, ~ nn Tease 10000. c. ii. 6ehion 6
s,feet. Alley and bridge rund-.rom
l,yarkrr ly $500. chas, l.adx,tt $4,000.
$500, W. Il. HeiIeS szs 90. iisIvr Isrll pi.l
bee 90 Lee AmIck $500. John Hund-
liy I, ,l1oo Park Allison $500. x r.
,Ssnly $4,000. Harding Hdw. Co sas.0i,
tsalgsSSr Lbr Co $3.50. pleksrFon Bros
1850. Amescan Broom spring Co.
Nls Lorcmz isitHman sss u.
tlre Fund. n. Iiarb.r 5000. City
$500 rsier pliSsIs tss %. % " isnpIsn 4. aoi,
cal n' supply z CO. kn!sh' Jsa soe ,agsssg EIss,s
tLoo, J. II. Govern 81. 90. Harley Tur-
ner ti.oo, The Canon. Auto CO. tI.ss
Jerry Moran $1,000. j. ~ anderson 4
-, ."s %2,ss. Mountain statss T. a T. CO.
Isaac ulrieh $500. o. il. Paais siss.yySS.
y acai,s Il MS'a sssd%n n son siisS 4 uo,m.. .,.oo
| Mitchell & Egberr. sec. ''''V'
Mack. treasurer ti2b.oO
Lightlng Fund--Thc Ark Valley nv.
L. a y. Co. th09.ib.
Miscellaneous Fund The oliver
Typewriter Agency s65.5o; M. n Me-
conneil Isc. ". r. Dawson s5c. Dick
srson sr,., R.os sl,so, The Daily, Record
Clerk 75c. Mountain States r 4 +.
Auto Co. $500. Canon City Chan mbcr of
400 ~.
Sanitary Sewer District No. &c AZ
Benton city Treasurer. tss57, vihdu9t
Improvement District No. i. ,C M
Benton city Treasurer $4,000 side
walk and Grinding District No. &c M
Benton. city Treasurer, sa7200
Water Fund--John Cheteint $1,000.
Lee Wynkoop. tGb.Oo: Y. Port.ous'
5000. Cleo Combs $1,000, John S.u.
T. seaman 5000, % rnso. enu'sh ssoe,nSts,: ssett.:
$500. Cleo Combs. tss7s Mountain
states r. 4 T. Co. t2.2h. Ark. Wy. Ry'.
Co, .sis.2s, IL. D. Mcconn"i Zoe, ''lmpry Hnsry
sss't *, q. r. Wood w. SON Ss''anSl Il 49, gSnk gnnk
Auto Co. $1,000, Bancroft Hdw. a."
A2t.62: Hunter Palmer Sbc, Herssy ME-
90. $3.50, The Gibson i.hr. Co. "a. "a
4. MeFeriane if2.so. The ssyo s.snon sttiiso' tiso'
Hood u 80, JoA- Charles Si'ob' A. y
Davis es9.fo. city treasurcr "a. .0co. 81
JONATHAN sc AHXN..
CITY Clerk.
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GETTING AL0NG NICELY
WITH BIG FOUNDATION

The work of laying the concrete
foundation for the addition to the
plant of the Arkansas Valley Railway
Light & Power company at Soda
point is proceeding as rapidly as pos
sible in view of the difficulties and
problems to be overcome in carrying
out the undertaking. About twenty.
five men are employed on the job and
ONE thing like one-third of the task
has been compelled.
In order to obtain a solid startum for
the concrete to rest upon 1t was nee
essary to dig down thru the sand and
gravel to a depth Of twelve or four
teen feet. In some places quicksand
was found and much delay and annoy
ance caused by it in the excavation
of the trench to the required depth
Owing to the boulders and loose char
acter of the soil in which the trench
is being dug it is necessary to board
up the sides to prevent the earth from
caving in on the workmen.
The superstructure, which will be
one hundred feet long and eighty feet
in width and two stories in height.
will rest upon a solid concrete founda-
ton, fourteen feet in depth.
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MARRIED MONDAY

Philip NJ. Collins and Miss Frances
p. Hemmerle we're married at O'Clock
Monday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hemmerle. 515 River street, by Rev.
c. T. Ilsley. pastor OF the First Bap-
tist church. The wedding was a quiet
one and only a few of the more imme-
date relatives Of the contracting cou-
pie were present at the nuptiais. Mr..
and Mrs. Collins left by automobile
shortly after their marriage for Grip
pie Creek where they will make their
home.
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ENTERTAINs At VALENTINE
PARTY

A pretty party in honor OF cupid's
day was enjoyed by a score Of friends
OF Miss Leora Corrin at her home on
Monday evening. Games and music
made the time pass quickly and at n
late hour dainty two course lunch
con was served at small tables.
The decorations we're tasty and ap-
rropr ate. the rosy glow from red
shaded candles harmonized with the
red hearts and red and white carna-
tions.
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coMPANY <. ro ENTERTAIN

The members of Company X are
planning a big time for their friends
on Thursday evening. Invitations
have been sent out for a smoker and
social session which will be held in
Anex hall. An orchestra will furnish
music. A boxing match will be pulled
off and several other interesting fea-
lures are on the program for the even
'ing's entertainment.
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GATE CITY CIRCLE

Gate City Circle No. 10. w. o. W.
met in regular session Monday even
ing. Two young ladies were initial
ed-one as benefit member; the
other as a social member.
At the close of the session each
member was given a postal card Val
entine with appropriate selection
During the social session following
weinerwurst rolls and coffee were
served. The team then practiced their
different evolutions for initiation ser
vice.
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VISITED MRS. JeNxs MONDAY.

Monday was the fifteenth anniver.
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. jerks and a party of ladies rep
resenting Harmony Rebekah Lodge
OF which Mrs. jerks Is a member. mo.
tored out to the jerks home on Orch.
ard park to present their congratula.
tions to the hostess. The visitors took
their sewing and the afternoon was a
most delightful one in every way.
Among the guests was Mrs. Cora
Yates of Boulder. president of the Re.
bekah State assembly.
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E. ). TWIST TO GO TO PUEBLO.

Z Mr.. T.. J. Twist, cashier Of the local
office OF the Arkansas Valley r. L. &
p. Co.. has been promoted to the
general office Of the company in Pue.
bio. and will leave TO enter on his new
duties about the first OF March. Mr..
y. G. Scott formerly cashier at La
Junta. arrived Monday and IL assisting
With the work at the Office here pre-.
1ArAtory 10 taking charge on the lst.
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MRS. keAasY HOME.

Mrs. Kearby returned home Tues
day from two weeks stay in Chicago
where she purchased her stock OF new
materials for the spring trade. Mrs.
Kearby also attended the Fashion
Show and has gathered many new
ideas about the spring fashions.
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MRS. H. COMBS ENreRrAINs.

Mrs. VIM. Coleman of Denver was
the honor guest at a thimble party
given by Mrs. Harry Combs at her
home Friday afternon. About twenty
ladies' were present who passed the
afternoon in a very enjoyable manner
with their needlework and listening to
the Victrola. The buffet luncheon
served near the close of the afternoon
was a real treat.
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SOCIAL NOTES
MISS DORIS EwELL ENTERTAlNs

The members of the South Canon
Sewing and Embroidery club met with
Miss Doris Ewell Friday afternoon of
last week. After the sewing hour
dainty refreshments consisting of jello
and mullins were served by the hos
tess.
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MARRIED At FLORENCE MONDAY

Ithel Williams, OF Chandler. and
Miss Nellie Newell. of Rockvale. wero
married in Florence at eight-thirty
o'clock Monday evening. Rev. F. n.
Logston OF this city officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Singer, OF Canon City
and Mrs. Margaret Wilson. OF Flor
ence we're witnesses to the ceremony
The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. James Newell. OF Rockvale and ia
an attractive and popular young
lady.
Mr.. Williams holds q responsible
position as engineer at the mine at
Chandler. MIR. and Mrs. Williams will
make their home At Chandler. The
Citizen Joins their many friends 10 sx
tsnding happy congratulatiOnS.-T -Tha
FIorsnce citissn.
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Capt. Edwin Sharman, Quartermaster
Frank McEniry. Capt. Walter Boyle.
Lieut. George Matkin, second Lieut..
Philip Wilkin Adjutant William Ken
nedy, Lieut.. Charles swsnson. and
Second Lieut.. Harl Tanner.
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MISS RoMIc BETTER

Miss Pearl Romig who has been
laid up for the past ten days with
rheumatism, is much improved and ex-
poets to resume work at her studio
again the first Of the coming week..
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MRS. WILL GREY eNrgarAlNs

MRS. WILL GREY ENTERTAINs
Twenty-four members and friends of
the / adies' Aid of the Lutheran
Church were charmingly entertained
by Mrs. Will Grey. president of the
Aid. at her home on Main street on
Monday afternoon from two to five.
Red and white hearts tastily decorat-
cd the rooms and various games in
teeuing with the spirit OF the day were
enjoyed. Light refreshments brought
to close the delightful afternoon.
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ST. VALENTINE SEWING PARTY

Mrs. Herman Loehr invited a num-
Der of ladies' in to spend the after
noon last Saturday. They all brought
their needlework and sewing to the
accompaniment of victrola music prov
ed a most enjoyable pastime. The
hostess had tastily decorated her home
in honor Of st. Valentine. white and
red being the pleasing combination.
The two course luncheon was most
delicious. and as a souvenir of the
affair each lady was presented with
red carnation.
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MIscELLANEoUS

KEEP your own keys and counsel By
renting q steel safety boz At the
Fremont County National Bank. 81
to SO per year. su
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Wanted-Cider apples. all varieties
and Kirkton.-adv. 2sd5t wit
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FOR SALE--or will trade for COW. A
good ranch horse. weight ii5o
Phone Canon 5is. 5s-p2tw
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FOR SALE-Aifalfa hay. haied or
loose. Call Canon 262 at meal hours
23tf
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FOR SALE or ExcH lNGE-Horses.
Six Nile. Hoffman Bros. Phone Can
on l6iJ3. lgn2tt.
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wANTED-Middle-ag lady to care
for sick woman. Phone White 14'1.
34p6t.
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WANTED

WANTED Ranch horse, weighing
100 or 1900 pounds. Address c.
care Record. Sstt
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r o U N D
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE or TRADE at Florence
II acres OF land. Groom house.
tSso0.0o- +. l.. Morgan. Florence.
Colo. Telephone Florence i29. 3sts
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wANTED-By strong young man.
work of any kind. 1851 Forest.
37p6t.
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WANTED-Fat hens and broilers. alst
eggs. Market price paid. Stiath
fore hotel. zTti
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