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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LAND.

VHIce OF fhr TtHfe HDard OF Land t'om-
nisSionerE.
Denver. Colo. Oct !. 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Carl %
Graves, whose postofiice address l.
Canon CITY. Colorado. has made appli-
described school lands. situate In Fra
mont County. Colorado. fo-wit.
73w.
Notice t. further hereby given that
All other persons desiring to hle an np-
pticaton 10 lease All or any part Of this
tract OF land must nlr same IL this 0.-
nee prior to November 8. 1919. A. no
other application To lease the above de-
scribed lands viii be considered after
said date.
d 4. VIVIAN
FIoncrr
Firsi Pub. October 3. 1912
Last Pub. October 20. 1919.
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ence Friday subpoenaing jurors for
the November term of the district
court, which convenes the second
Monday of the month. Among the
Florence men interviewed were: W.
H. Mitchell. o. E. McDermith. c. B.
Quinley, F. p. Austin. L. F. Jack and
o. l. Gibbs.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF rI>AL SETTLEMENT.

Estate OF Mary c. weitner. Deceased.
Notice II hereby given that on the Sth
day OF November. A. u. 1873. at 10
o'clock n. m. the undersigned VIII pre-
sent to the COUNTY Court OF Fremont
County. Colorado. her accounts for nnai
settlement OF administration of said
estate. when and where all persons In
Interest may appear aud object to
them. IL they so desire
ROZEI.LA r. NORRIS.
Administrator with VIII Annexed.
First Pub October p 1919
Last. Pub. November g. 1918.
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Gary Residents
Are To Be DepOrted
For Plotting
lBy United Pr....,

Chicago. Oct. 1S.-Seven residents
of Gary. Ind, will be deported for
plotting against the government. ac-
cording to a statement made by Col.
Napers, military commander of the
Gary district
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Two lots. No. 27 and
2s. block 4. Roe and Harding addi-
ton; Broom house. Give me your
best cash offer. ]. w. Martin. Omaha
Merchants Hotel. Omaha, Neb. w-p2t
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w. C. THOMAS JOINS
HIS FAMILY HERE
FOOTBAGLERS ALL READY
FOR THEIR PUEBLO TRIP

The Canon City high school foot
ball team is in readiness to go to
Pueblo Saturday to defeat Centennial
High of that city. A large crowd of
rooters are planning to accompany
the boys and give them plenty of sup
port
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate of Alice Green. Deceased.
All persons having claims agsinAt
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the coun-
~ Cout OF Fremont County. Colorado.
on the 18th day of November. A. d.
1919.
JOHN II. GREEN. Administrator.
First Pub. Oct. 16. 1918
Last Pub Nov. s. 1919. 7
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L. w. FEITER HOME
FROM WESTCLIEFE VISIT

l.. w. Felter returned to Canon City
at noon today from Westcliffe where
he went Friday morning in connection
with his business interests there. He
made the trip by automobile. Mr.
Felter says the scene presented by
the foothills of the Continental di-
vide now is one of extreme beauty by
reason of the brilliant coloring of the
foliage of the aspens and other veg
citation. which has been turned into
scarlet, yellow. purple and a myriad
of less pronounced hues by the recent
frOsts
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CHAPSONS WILL GO
TO CALIFORNIA SATURDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Chapson are
planning to leave on Saturday for Cal
'1ornia where they will spend the win.
ter
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COAL CREEK COUPLE
MARRY IN FLORENCE

Miss Lavina Champion of Rockvale
were united in marriage at the Pres
byterian parsonage in Florence Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock, Rev. James
R. Burchfield, officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs E. L. Davis of Coal Creek attend
ed the couple Following the wedding
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Richards left
for Salida by auto where they will en-
joy their honeymoon for a few days.
The contracting parties are highly re-
spected residents of the camps. the
groom being the son of Dick Richards,
a pioneer of Coal Creek, and the bride
is the daughter of Theodore Cham
pion, one of the early settlers in Rock
vale
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NOTICE OF NDJusTMESr DIY.

Estate OF John Norris. Deceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for Adjustment to the County
Court OF Fremont County. Colorado OF,
~" zsth day OF October. A. u. 1918. at
10 O'Clock a. m,
CLARA n. NORRIS.
Administrator.
Lnsi Pub. October %. 1919.
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FLORENCE LADY OPERATED
ON AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
PIONEER COAL CREEK
MAN GOING TO MOVE

Thomas Edgeworth, one of the pio-
neer residents of Coal Creek, is plan
ming to leave shortly for the East to
reside With the departure of Mr..
Edgeworth it will be like removing an
old land mark. so to speak. He has
disposed of his residence property in
the camp to John Salvi.
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OPEN COMMUNITY STORE

c. Z. Foutz is Transforming the resi-
dence property at 914 South Fourth
street, South Canon, into place of
business preliminary to its occupancy
as a community store. Mr.. Foutz ex-
poets to put in a stock of goods that
will meet the necessities of the neigh
borhood.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE MARKET
IN THE SLUMP

Marriage licenses have dropped of
little the past few days. The last
one taken out was that of Mrs. Mile
Stock-White of Denver and-A. J. Rip
pie of San Francisco. on Tuesday.
They were married in Florence on
Wednesday
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WE'RE GUESTS AT
THE MIkESElL RANCH

Miss Bonnie Wathren of Cedarcrest.
Colo. and Miss Ethel Nelson of this
city motored to Glen Beulah ranch
and were the guests of Miss Hervey
Mikesell Friday afternoon.
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As your dealer to show you REM
ington modern big game rifles.
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PETER STERLING
CAME BACK

Peter Sterling (the cat and not the
one you are thinking abouD finally
same home after an absence of several
weeks. The Sterling family moved
about a month ago from s24 Macon
avenue and Peter (the cat) moved
too, but took to staying out nights ESQ
different from his namesake) and
finally disappeared. Today he showed
up when the missus went down to
924 Macon and called him. He seems
TO have fared well and no doubt hated
to leave good neighborhood for one
he is not acquainted in. Peter (the
caD has been a member of the Ster-
ling family for seven years, and this
is the first time he has left home,
which is some record even for cat.
w. C. THOMAS JOINS
HIS FAMILY HERE
w. c. Thomas, who has been in the
Y. NJ. c. A. service overseas and on
the high seas for the past two years,
has returned to Canon City and has
Joined his family here. w. c. passed
through some interesting and some
times grilling experiences while in the
war earvica
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WENT TO DENVER
ON BUSINESS TRIP

day on a short business trip. He will
bring back new bort car for the r.
p. Wood Motor Company on his re-
turn
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WILLIAMS FIGURING MILL
IS NEARING COMPLETION

the HOurIhs and grIst mil Winch c.
E. Williams is erecting at Eleventh
and Water streets. adjacent to ID. & II.
G. trackage. will soon be ready for
operation. The mill has been painted
and the equipment is being installed
and it is expected soon to be in full
onarat;op
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WILL ATTEND FUNERAL
OF NIECE IN DENVER

Ms. II. G. Webster will leave on the
early morning train for Denver, where
she will attend the funeral of her
niece. Miss Mary Belle Rudolph. to
be held in that city on Monday.
ENTERTAINED WITH
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Saturday
FUNERAL WILL BE
HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral of the late Mrs. Lorena
Agnes Zickerson, wife of Ed Kicker
son. who died at the family home, 924
South Twelfth street. last Wednes-
day from Addison's disease, will take
place from Wilson's undertaking
chapel at o'clock next Monday aft
noon. Burial will be at Lakeside
cemetery The deceased was in the
nineteenth year of her age.
ON EXTENDED
VISIT TO KANSAS
Miss May Snow left Friday for Ok
ford, Kan, for six weeks visit with
relatives.
DR.. G. A. VAWTER
A BUSINESS vlSITot
DIR. G.. A. Vawter, formerly engaged
in the real estate business here, but
now living in Denver where he is en-
ployed in the same line of enterprise,
is in Canon City today looking after
some matters requiring his attention.
DIR. Vawter says he has established a
fine realty business in Denver.
FLORENCE LADY OPERATED
ON AT LOCAL HOSPITAL
Mrs. Raymond McFie of Florence
was brought to the Graves hospital on
Wednesday where she was operated
on for appendicitis She stood the
operation in good shape. and is now
reported to be on the road to recov-
cry.
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CONDITION OF DR..
SUTORIUS VERY CRITICAL


SUTORIuS VERY CRITICAL
Thomas Cavanaugh of Florence re-
ceiyed a letter from Mrs. F. A. Sutor-
ius in New York city Thursday, stat
ing that her husband, DIR. F. A. Sutor-
ius is now confined in a sanitarium at
Middletown. n. j., where he is he
ceiying the special care of physicians
and trained nurses. His condition Is
very critical. and he is suffering con-
WI sions at frequent intervals. He
does not recognize his most intimate
friends, and the attending physicians
hold out no hope for his recovery.
Death may relieve his sufferings at
any time, and he may live for several
months. but in any event he can never
regain his health. His mother is
with him at Middletown and makes
daily trips to the hospital to visit her
son. DR.. and Mrs. Sutorius resided
was engaged in the practice of his
profession. They moved from Flor.
ence to Littleton and later to New
York where the relatives of both the
doctor and Mrs Sutorius reside.
FUNERAL OF THE
LATE {. T. JONES
The funeral of the late T.. T Jones,
who died on October Is. will be held
on Sunday from the Wilson chapel at
2 p. m.
SHERIFF NEWcoM6 CALLING
JURORS IN FLORENCE
Sheriff Newcomb was down to Flor
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Friday
MRS. CULLEN OPENS
UP HER STUDIO

Mrs. o. ID. Quillen came home the
middle of the week from Usage, Kan,
where she visited her parents for six
weeks. Miss Davis, her sister, who
went to Kansas with her. did not re-
turn. Another sister, Mrs. H. ]. An
derson of Denver. is here visiting her.
Mrs. Quillen has opened her photo
graph studio and is getting ready for
the holiday rush.
GOES TO WYOMING
TO TAKE POSITION
VIII Gibbs, 607 River street, who
came home from the army a short
time ago, left on Wednesday for Cas-
per, Wyo., to take position.
CANON CITY LADIES
VISIT IN GUNNiSoN
Mesdames George Whipple and Jay
Sidebottom spent a short time in Gun
nison this week visiting with friends.
MRS. A. r. MITCHELL
GOES TO NEBRASKA
Mrs. A. r. Mitchell left the middle
of the week for Lincoln and Fremont,
Neb.. where she will visit relatives
for period of six weeks.
MRS. CALHOUN LEAVES
FOR NEVADA HOME
Mrs. C. A. Calhoun of Tonopah.
New. left Wednesday for her home
after a pleasant visit here with her
brother, ]. l.. Morgan. and family.
ST. JOHNS ARE
GOING TO CALIFORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum st. John of
Colorado Springs are planning to go
to Long Beach, Cal. TO spend the win
ter. They have been here visiting
Mrs Mary Jewett of 1905 Main street.
Mrs. Jewett is the mother Of Mrs. st.
John.
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ENTERTAINED LADIES
OF BAPTIST LEAGUE

Mrs. w. a. Benson entertained the
ladies of the Baptist League at her
home on Mystic avenue Thursday aft
ernoon. There were about 20 pres
ent. After the business meeting was
transacted the time was spent IN sew
ing, and light refreshments were
served by the hostess
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MODERN WooDMEN
INITIATION TONIGHT

The Modern Woodmen camp will
meet tonight in Odd Fellows hall. and
1t is expected that several candidates
Will be initiated All members are
requested to be present. District
Deputy Fl. C. Henderson is in town
and will be glad to meet members and
talk over the proposition of cam
paign for membership.
EVERETT JONES
DIED THURSDAY NIGHT
Everett Jones died at 1015 Allison
avenue Thursday night. The de-
ceased came here from Victor a few
days ago. Death is understood to
have resulted from cancerous affec.
tion. No ARRANGEMENTS for the fuI.-
eral will be made until absent rela.
tives can be heard from.
GUEST OF MRS.
ELizA8ETH HoWELLs
Mrs. Thomas Hardly of Denver ar
rived here Thursday from Denver for
a few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Howeils.
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REV. kONkEL TO
RETURN TONIGHT

Rev. Guy E. Konkel is expected to
return home this evening from Den
yer where he went on Wednesday of
this week to attend a minister's re-
treat presided over by Bishop Nc
Connell. The primary purpose of
the meeting was to plan an evangelis-
tic campaign to be conducted in the
Methodist churches of Colorado next
winter. Pastors from many of the
Methodist congregations of the state
were in attendance
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JUDGE IBBOTSON
I'LL AT HOSPITAL

TO the Holmes hospital on account OF
indisposition from a severe cold.
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ENTE ERTAINED WITH
THEATER PARTY

Miss Edith Hamilton entertained a
number of ladies at theater party at
the Jones theater last night After
enjoying the pictures all were taken
to the home of Miss Hamilton, 725
Hazel avenue. where dainty refresh
ments were served. The house was
evry pretty with decorations of au
tumn leaves and flowers. Those in
the party were Misses Coffee, Grace
Foster. Gertrude Wright, Fisher, Cald.
well and Cora Woodford.
WILL SPEAK HERE
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING
Capt. Lunt of Denver. general sec
retary for Colorado for the national
efficiency campaign of the Episcopal
church, has written to De. w. T. Lit
tie, chairman of the campaign for Fro
mont county. asking him to arrange
for a meeting at the Guild hall OF
Christ Episcopal church here at 7.45
o'clock next Tuesday evening OF the
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Canon City Record, Thursday, October %, 1919

campaign workers of Canon City and
Florence to be addressed by +. B.
Choate, man prominent in the coun-
ellis of the church. Acting on this
request. DIR. Little has called the sus-
gested meeting and 1T is hoped that all
of the captains and other workers of
the Canon City and Florence districts
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ON EXTENDED
VISIT TO kANSA

Miss May Snow left Friday for Ok
ford. Kan, for six weeks visit with
relatives.
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MRS. C. C. RocKAFELLoW
AND CHILDREN ARE HERE

Mrs. Charles Rockafellow and two
little children of San Acacia, Colo.
are guests OF Capt. and Mrs b. F.
RockafeilOw
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Associated Press

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The following change in the clos ing hours of the mails was announced by Postmaster Walsh today:
 "'ro obviate the necessity of the mail carrier having to travel at night when departing from Nome as well as to get the incoming mails in as quick ly as possible, the mails for the States on and after Friday Feb. 2S, and until the close of the bi-weekly service will close at 1 D. m. Mondays and Fridays instead of , p. m. on these days 7s heretofore"
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the ed Press LONDON Feb 2f-n introducing bill of
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  which and strife
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS
U. s. Engineer Office
Seattle Wn.

Proposals for constructing Bank Rcvetment, Jettics and dredging Nome Ha.bo-. Alaska, will be recived here and at the office of the District Judge. Nome, Alaska, until noon, March 18th [, 1919, and there publicly opened. Information on application to Nome Chamber of Commerce.
 Signed: :. Sturtevant.
 Engineer
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Special to Press
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  were esent
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special to The Feb 2i( Special and  ty ubm ted to Allies of is
  be rreinl treaty of
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Letters arriving on the recent mails report that Capt. John e Brien, known to most Nomeites by reason of his long command of the Boring Se1 steamer Victoria, is now in command of a government steamer named tn" Aberdeen and was recently on the Honolulu run.
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The Masonic fraternity held a soc ial- at the Masonic, hall Friday evening. The function was attended by t con siderable number of Masons. and their families. Dancing was q feature and lasted until the small hours of s'atur- day morning.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-02-24

Tom Malone, a well known miner
 and former resident of Marshall died
 recently at Anchorage from influenza
 complications, according to a South eastern Alaska journal of December date
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\ batch of mail consisting of I small quantity of local first class and Outside second class matter arrived in charge of carrier Langley yesterday evening.
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Health Commissioner Dr. Neuman. who has been somewhat ill during the past week. is convalescent and rapidly regaining his customary state of good health
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Outside reports say simon Simson has bought out q dry goods and Mer- chandise establishment situated on University Street, Seattle
 Sol. Lewis former Nome clothier is reported in business in Tacoma and doing well.
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Seattle advices say sam Larson, former Nome eXpressman, was laid hors de combat by the insiduous Flu
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The Washington's birthday dance of the Miners Home Club attracted a large crowd to to club headquarters on East Front Street Saturday evening.
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NEWS NOTES

The mail for the States and interior points closed at the PostolIicc this evening
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Nome Tri-Weckly Nugget delivered or mailed $2.00 per month.
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QUARANTINE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the quarantine heretofre existing within the confines of Seward Peninsula will be lifted at 6 A. M. February, 27th, 1919. On and after that date normal traffic may be resumed between all sections of the district.
 Signed: DANIEL s. NEuMAN
 A. A. Health Commissioner.
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