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MRS. MARY MORRELL. PIONEER RESIDENT OF
 HE VALLEY, IS DEAD

Mrs Mary MorreT, 59 years of age pioneer resident of the valley, died Monday. April 26. at Los Angeles at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. H. Mariette, after an illness that had ex- tended over nearly two years.
 Born in Minnesota, Mrs NIorreIl came to Arizona g years ago and ever since that time has lived within a few miles of Phoenix. For some years she took active charge of the ranch four miles northwest on the Black Canyon road. Well-known in the valley Mrs. Morrell had many friends who will learn with sincere regret the passing ot this pioneer woman.
 Beside the husband Matthew Nor rell, there survive six daughters and two sons. The daughters are: Leona Haulot, a teacher in the Tempe Nor nal: Mrs. F. H. Marlette of Los An geles; Mrs. F. R. Marlett, who lives or Maryland avenue; Emily Haulot, teacher in the Alhambra schools Helen Haulot, who six months ago gave up a position as teacher in the Jerome schools to care for her mother and Gertrude Haulot, a pupil in the Tempe normal. The sons are: Leo9 HauIot who was in France with the A. |. F., and Alfred Haulot
 It was the Breakdown which the mother suffered when her son, Leon left for France and the world war that developed into the Illness that caused month ago Mrs. MOrrell went to Los Angeles to the home of a daughter in the hope that the change might bene- fit her health.
 Funeral services will be held Friday morning at S:30 o'clock at St Mary's church. Interment win be in the Cath olic cemetery.
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sTATIoNERy PROPOSALS.

The Board Of County Commissioners
invite proposals. for supplying said
county for the year 1921 with books.
stationery. records, printing; litho-
ignated. to-wit;
quires medium plain record.
s qnires medium printed page record.
Price for each additional form in
] double medium assessment rolls.
double, medium tax lists. 800 folio
{. 500 abstracts OF assessments.
10000 tax schedules
,rd Al cdnv Of said reeoaSr to be printed
Legal blanks. u. y and full cap.
ream. aceSrdips 10 sample on ilie Pin IN
the county clerks onice. Election
pound coiorado nsa Rsa sond !nSots anS Der nsh III
All letter heads must b. bid for and
in in the the office 'fe Of the eounty co $iels me
Of ea4da eaTes be- fS 9or he epy 10
and each additional 100.
, Lead PENCILS. Faber. No. 2. and
Nessor PeDs Se e,oT,cd per gross; eas. p,o,,e-.
INK carfser's ' writing writing SSuid.auar.-.
Mucilage., pints and quarts. Carter
uOZen.
Rubber bands. best quality. pure rub
Der. assorted sizes. per pound.
sewed with silk thread and bound ex::
tra Russian ends, bands and front and
canvas-covered with fun gilt back. and
the stock used in same must be Byron
Weston or L. l.. Browns best linen
ledger. And. as to al other supplies,
the material and work must be first
class and ali the supplies must be de-
livered free Of charge Iaf the court
hogss p,s in ne; Gapon city, colorado:
sal ssid nna supplies in whole or II part: and
IN part or In whole any and all bids
Each bid must be indorsed Station
cry Proposals. and addressed 20 the
The Same viii be n opened Monday. jan.
uary 3, 1921. Preference is hereby
visions produced. msnufactured or
grown in Colorado. quality being equal
g ARTICLES offered by competitors out
BY order Of said Board of County
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
First PUB. December ., iSlV.'
Last Pub. December 70. 1870.
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Park Center

Raymond Miller is seriously i'll at
his home on Wilson Creek suering
with an attack of tonsilar rheuma-
tism.
Aerial Waters and Theodore Rice
returned Monday morning from Colo
rado Springs where they have been at
tending the Arkansas Valley District
Older Boys Conference the past three
day.
The Canon City Petroleum Com
pany. who have erected a derrick on
the Lon Green ranch. started opera
tions last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Duffy. had as
dinner guests Thanksg giving day Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Waters and children,
Aerial, Leota and Lillian, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Duffy and son Milton, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Mattoon and
Edna Duffy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed O'Brien entertained
at family dinner Thanksgiving Mr..
and Mrs. George Steffy and George
O'Brien.
Mrs. Matte Miller was a visitor at
Cripple Creek last Sunday.
The teachers of the Harrison school
entertained the mothers at delight
full Thanksgiving program Wednes-
day afternoons Refreshments of cocoa,
waters and baskets of candy were
served.
/ The D. A. Agnews are having a
large cement cellar built. which will
, be an added convenience to their new
! home. c. A. Norman and John
! Wright are doing the cement work.
! Louis Paulson, former resident of
the Park, but now living at Lamar,
was calling on friends Monday.
y L. A. Onstadt and wife returned to
their home at Pueblo Monday aftef a
two weeks visit with their son, B. E
Onstadt and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler and
Clyde Sauers and wife we're visiting
relatives on the Park Sunday. Mr.
Butler and Mrs. Sauers have recently
gone into the furniture business al
Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pearcy mo
tored to Colorado Springs Sunday
morning. They attended church II
that-c city and returned here in the
afternoon accompanied by Mrs. Ella
Oggle, sister of Mrs. Pearcy, and Mrs
Repp. who remained as guests of the
Pearcy home until Friday when they
returned to Colorado Springs. Mrs
Oggle is leaving soon for her home IL
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pearcy had a.
dinner guests Thanksgiving Mr. ant
Mrs. Claud Pearcy and children, Rob
ert and May, Mrs. Ella Oggle and Mrs
Rupp.
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Court Gives Quick
Punishment
To Bandits

George Cooksley, aged 26, who is
reported to be an alien Englishman
Raymon Chase, aged 20. OF Hammond,
Ind, Ralph O'Leary, aged 10, of Bos.
ton, and Wesley Wentworth, aged 21,
who gave his home as Denver, were
brot to the penitentiary here last Sun.
day by Sheriff Neeley of Walsenburg
to serve long terms OF imprisonment
for highway robbery.
These four men held up and rob
bed William Coss, aged "a, of Walsen-
burg, after he had picked them up on
the road just outside of Pueblo last
Wednesday morning and had taken
them in his automobile to within four
miles of Walsenburg. Coss was slug
ged with a blackjack and robbed Of
two twenty-dollar bills and hs Hud-
son car after he had been beaten into
unconsciousness, thrown out of the
car. bruised and bleding and eft by
the roadside.
Sheriff Neeley and posse captured
the four bandits at O'Clock Wednes-
day night in railroad cut about two
miles from Walsenburg and locked
them up in the 'Huerfano county jail
The officers succeeded in getting
clue to the men after they had pur-
chased .unch at a small grocery
store at North Veta and paid for il
with one of the twenty-dollar bills
taken from Coss at the time of the
robbery. They traced the stolen car
TO a point near the Gordon mines,
where he learned that it had been
abandoned and that the men had cir
cled back towards Walsenburg. The
officers continued their search and
came upon the four men. with three
others, secreted in railroad cut. AZ.
ter a running fight the quartet was
made prisoners. Later they made a
confession to the sheriff Of their guilt
in connection with the crime.
On Saturday they were arraigned
for trial before jury in the district
court Of Huerfano county, with Judge
A F. Hollenbeck OF the Third Judi
cial district presiding, and were found
guilty as accused. Cooksley was SEN
fenced to from to 12 years in the
at hard labor. Went
worth was given from to 10 years
and Chase and O'Leary received SEN
tences OF five and half years each.
and Wentworth were given
the heavier sentences because they
had taken the principal part in slug
cling and robbing Coss and were the
first to suggest the hold-up and rob
berry.
The capture, conviction and SEN
tence Of these four bandits was one
Of the quickest that has taken place
in the criminal annals of Colorado in
recent years.
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Bassic'l Notes

Mrs. Anna Dabney and son Franklin
took dinner at Bassick Tuesday with
W. S. Seymour and family.
Henry Morris and wife and daugh-
ter Luetta Morris had for their guests
on Thanksgiving, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Smith and granddaughter Miss Emma
Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Vanderlinde and
son Denman. Mr., Frank Smith and
daughters, Ida. Iva and Vivian and
Mr.. Wellington Likes, VIM Rowiey,
Mr.. w. S. Seymour and wife and
sons, Jesse, Charlie, Walter and
daughters Gertrude and Mary Eliza
beth, spent Thursday evening with
Mr.. c. N. Allen, wife and Miss Ruth.
Edith and Dorothy of Dry Lake, Colo.
The Thanksgiving Dance at Ilse
given by Mr.. Sanford johnson and
Chas Laten, was well attended. Ev-
eryone enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. VIM. Smith and Mr. Robert
Sparling made a business trip to
Rockvale Tuesday
Mr.. VIM. Rowley of Ilse spent We'd
nesday night with Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Smith on 10 Mile Park.
Mrs. Edith Gibson and son. Ethan
OF 1lse are spending the winter in
Rockvale.
Mr.. c. H. Sprig of Galena ranch
is on the sick list this week.
Mr.. Allen c. Ellison and wife en-
tertained at Thanksgiving dinner Miss
Maybell Harold of Boneyard Park,
MI L. r. Webster and wife Of Can
ON City and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. John
son of Ten Mile Park.
Mrs. Sarah Maston Of Canon City
IL spending few days at the home
OF her son, Frank, of Ten Mile Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spalding and
danNhters, Clara and Fern SPEEDING,
spent their Thanksgiving IN Pueblo
With Nj. and Mrs. Frank Spencer.
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Casts First
Vote At SO
Years Of Age

One .of the Oldest persons in Ere
mont county to cast ballot at the
recent general election was Mrs. E,iz-
abeth Venning OF this city. who iss93
years OF age. Mrs. Venning IL the
mother of Mrs. Fl. s. Ewers of South
Cahon and cast her nrst vote ON No.
vember 2. Her husband. who was
soldier in the Mexican war OF 1s47.
has been dead for many years. Il.
though the franchise comes to Mrs.
vennins late in life. she rather On.
5oyed its exercise. b,
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RAILROAD MAN REPORTS
IMMENSE TRAFFIC

y. Riddle OF Denver. travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
ROCK Island. is visitor In the city
today. He reports transportation r.
unusually brisk for this time Of tbs
year and says November promises
to establish a record In both freir6t
and passenger movements.
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RULING ON PAYMENT
OF FEDERAL TAxes

by late ruling Of the internal raw.
enuedepartment. all special and m,s.
celianeous federal taxes must be nsta
by certified check, money orders ~
drafts. Personal checks will mot r.
accepted. Government taxpayer. 40
to take notice and be- row.
ened accordingly. s'
=. W. RIGGS. Deputy Collector
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER ATTACH
MENT AND ORDER OF SALE.
No. 4214. In the County Court.
State of Colorado,)

MENT AND ORDER OF SALE.
No. 4214 In the County Court.
County of Fremont
CLARENCE L. HURD. Plaintif.(
EMMA L. H1NSTTotN. Defendant.j
saie issued out of the County Court. of
said Fremont county, in the above en-
titled action, wherein ! am commanded
after described premises. by selling SO
much thereof as may be necessary for
the purpose. the sum of Szso55 and in
terest thereon at the legal rate from
the date of judgment; and also, the
iu NOW 1 THEREfoRE, M in pursuance to
by given that l, William H. Nsweomb.
the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
county court house in Canon city. in
the county of Fremont and state OF
10 sch he ahd sP0ssd sdSer a ess
terest Of the said Emma l. Hinton. for
Following described property situate.
mont and state OF Colorado. to-wit:
West quarIer-corner OF Section IL.
township Is south: South: RanSe Sen,s. ss Wss, West,
souSn ol ist Of section dS ' tine running through
teet FEET East OF the West line Of the South
west quarter OF said section; thence
south So degrees 81 minutes East coo
feet; thence South 726 feet: thence
North SO degrees 81 minutes West coo
feet; thence North 72e feet TO the place
All right. title and interest of the
said Emma L. Hinton in and to Lots
numbered IL, II and 13 in Block d of
the State addition to the town (now
city) of Florence. together with all
water rights pertaining TO said lands
Also-Thirteen IlSl shares Of the
capital stock in the Union Ditch and
Water Company. now standing on the
books OF said company. The Union
Ditch and Water Company, in the
name of the defendant as Mrs. ]. T.
Hinton. and being evidenced by Certif-
cate No. 414 of said company. or SO
much thereof as may be necessary 10
mentioned Indebtedness, with interest
thereon at per cent per annum from
the 18th day of November. 1920, 10 the
date of said sale. and costs. expenses
and commission OF sale
That upon the making of said sale.
ers OF said property q certificate Of
purchase as provided by law. showing
that unless the said property so sold
shall be redeemed before the e1pira-
tion of the period of redemption al
lowed by law, ! shall execute and de-
liver TO the holder or holders OF said
certificate of purchase good and SUI
dcient deed OF conveyance TO the prop
e'f{ Bated sS S9tD al Canon city. Colorado, this
24th day Of November. A, Z, 1920.
Sherin of Fremont County. Colo.
First Pub. December 2, 1920:
Last Pub December 20, 1890.
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Howard Items


of the week OF business.
Mrs. Richard Rylsbee and son Glen,
Mrs. VIII Knabb, Mrs. johnson and
Mrs. A. G. West and daughters, Fern
and Mary, were in Cotopaxi Wednes-
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Dunlap were IN
Salida Wednesday.
Henry Burton left for Canon City
Sunday to visit his family. He ex-
pects to give up the road Work mere
and ioin his family there the middle
of December.
Louis Davis went to Denver Thurs
day night on No. 16, on business and
returned Sunday.
F. NJ. Alfred expects to go TO Pueblo
soon to see if the lower altitude
will improve his health.
Miss Della, teacher of the Stout
school, gave an entertainment at the
hall Saturday which was great sue
cess. They took in s25.
There is TO be a masque ball on
Thursday evening at the hall. Every
one invited. Come masked and have
a good time. Maufers orchestra from
Salida will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard, who have
recently moved to California, are
great yimpressed with hteir new
home.
Rev. and Mrs A j. Mendenhall are
the proud parents of twins-boy and
girl-born Thursday, November 1s
at Salida.
Aa1arnh
Howard one hour on account OF deraii
ment of freight trains.
Mr.. Guy, formerly of Calcite, was
here from Canon City Sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Howard entertained sew
eral Salida friends at dinner Thanks
giving day, also Mr.. and Mrs. Joh1
Cunningham and daughter, Lola, an'
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham of How
ard.
Mr.. Louis Davis was in Salida ol
Tuesday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Alfred are owe
across the range for few days. Th
expect to return the last of the weel
The Mask Ball Thanksgiving even
ing was one of the best attende'
dances we have had for some tim
and everyone reports having goo
time.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Howard and Mr.. Ro
Cunningham were in Salida one da
last week
Misses Kellaphene, Genevieve an
Theresa West, Mr.. NJ A. West, Harr
Hampson and sons, Gordon an
Wayne. spent Tuesday evening at MI
and Mrs A. G. Vests home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Stokes were il
Salida last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Alfred entertain
ed for Thanksgiving dinner, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Phil Gallager and Son, Richar'
Mrs Gilbert Hutchins of Paonia
Burk and Holman Freeman; Mr.. ant
Mrs M A. West and daughters
Kallephene, Genevieve and Theresa
Mr.. Harry Hampson and SONS, Cor
don and Wayne of Salida; Mr.. ant
Mrs VIII Alfred of Pueblo. Mr.. ant
Mrs A. C. West and daughters, Feri
and Mary Louise and Miss Aarons o
Howard.
Mrs. Richard Appleby was in Sa
Ida the first of this week. together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Davis.
Mrs. Gilbert Hutchins and Mrs
Phil Gallager and son Richard spen'
Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs
L. L. Freeman.
Mr.. viii Howard and Walter Alex
ander are in Denver this week with
two car loads of cattle.
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Society

Mrs. Julia Mack presided over a
dinner of attractive appointments last
Saturday, honring Ma Hardy and
his guest, Mr.. McCool, both Of whom
are students at Colorado College. Gov
ers were laid for IL.
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Mrs. Dora shreve. wsho has been Wis
iting at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
Sam Hofflicker, 1923 Prescott avenue.
returned to her home at Greenwood,
Ark. Tuesday.
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Dr.. J. A. Ayrshire and wife Of
Quincy, Ill.,, are guests Of c. T. Chap
man.
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wANTEDNwo4k by practical nurse.
maternity cases preferred Canon
CIV. 2s3-p6
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Record Wan. Als bring r".uv-
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Miss Lucille Smith was hostess 10
a number of friends Friday evening
at the Mcclure House, honoring her
cousin. Miss Mildred Smith of Pueblo.
The evening was delightful with mu-
sic. games and dancing. after which
tasteful refreshments were served.
The guest list comprised the Misses
Ruth Walker. Leola Higgins, Jane
and Bernice Loveall, Jane Bradford.
Medline Degitz. Elizabeth Cosby. Mel
lie Cartmell, Genevieve Farmer. Clair
honor.
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HILLS ALLOWED.

BILLS ALLOWED.
oweS BY the city S counc f S' ot the ne
City of Canon City, Colorado at its
'i Salary Fun FuadWc. x. Biggs. SIS: c. e.
chsPson. ,i5; o. ]. kSnSahl. SIS; 9 i.
Meiivan@ey. @ sis; o. ". Rove. sis; c. NJ.
Benton. 325; II. C. Webster. $40; Au-
street. Alley and Bridge Fund-Tom
Earkss E MetlsS siSe " iss7s & ca%gee 'fs Rs,sT %
sss,,. .sa s,ts: fsyassI %f
Hfisssi Hsasiey c'y ys4ssa GlsFk eaaits ss2 %, % =
cents; W. A smart. ssI.45i r, E. Yard.
ss.25; Lorentz Ritzman, ss.1s; Ellis a
mS1q' mS1a Auto ,iie'; CO. o. .s.sa: "fN' 'ii'' IRE
Fire Fund-Rambler Print Shop.
SIS; IL r., owen. ssb Anton Thrcnsonn..
3s5; 4. J. Hutchinson. 81: Canon Auto
Police Fund-C F. skinner. ,ls5;
Hiram Fillmore. 800; A. T. wray, sse;
z. l. Cleyeland. as; Aiya Hall. $3.50;
John Kenley. $3.50; Mc1ivaney a Hig-
uss, as'''e Library F'nd-'uiiA L Mack
Lighting Fund-Arkansas Valley Co.
Health Fund-Dr. c. H wnkinson.
son. $50: Hssus,as ssase. 81; g r.
Grocery Co. SIS; Ellis & Hood. SO cents !;
Fred II. WhIpple. s4.95; Arkansas VAL
ley Co. 81; Mountain States Co. S1.b0:
J. r. McGovern, 81: Biggs Lumber Co.
s20.s5; Canon City Record, s7.54: Canon
Hardware Co. 80 cents; Colorado Fuel
auhfer i @ Pal Paimer, si.sS; GerSy Hut Gaio,n. tn
$3.50.
Water Fund-John Chetelat, tl75: Y
Porteous. f125; Lee Wynkoop. 500;
sl05; !. Laureafon. sss; H.. c. Web
ster s75; a. C. Dickinson. So: Noun
tain States Co. s2,s5; Gibson Lumber
Co. S37.s Gaulke & Co. $685.; Nor
gan Paint Co. s11.6O; City Clerk.
S9s.S7: Arkansas Valley Co.. So at, Tag
CART Wright Co. ;I.35; Canon Auto Co.
1874: Elis 4: Hood, S5.2s.
II. G. WEBSTER. city Clerk.
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates i,.r Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue
WANTED

PHONOGRAUH motors repaired and
repacked- The Phonograph Shop.
p. O Block. 2o7-u
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HIDs- FOR COUNTY PRINTING.
The Board of County Commissoners
OF Fremont County. Colorado. will re.
printing OF said county Tor the year
BIDS viii opened and considered
Monday. January 3. 1921 and 10 IN
clude the following services:
Printing semi-annual statements OF
Treasurer's call for school warrants.
Al notices Issued by the superinten-
Monthly statement of bills allowed
The delinquent tax list
Call for bids by the county oomut.
IN ,l, ,ne Term term OF county Printing!
Jcct any and all bids " ~
BY order of said board
,e,A JONATHAN SEAMAN
First Pub. December 2. 1870 Nk'
Last Pub. December 2s, 1920
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wANTED-Horses to pasture; alfalf
and oats pasture. Pressey Ranc
Company. Phone ss7-J2. 2s5.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-vscuum electric sweep
er. 72s Main street. or Canon
2o6-J. 2sl-G
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Triplett announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Adelia
May. to Samuel w. Wider on Satur.
day, November 81. Mr.. and 4rs.
Wider left for Denver the same eve
ming to visit relatives.