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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-02

Miss Louise Sullivan left last week
for st. Louis after the regular fall
work at Morgan erhine GO. as trim
mer, to take up her work with Lewis
Zukowsky, wholesale millinery.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-02

Rev. G. T. DSellars and Mr.. and
Mrs G. R. McDade, Of Troy. were in
the city yesterday attending the meet
ing of the Board of Stewards at the
Methodist Church.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-02

Messrs. C. P. Wilson and Jas. w.
Pressly, of Troy, we're in the city
yesterday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-12-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Umbrellas, Dietzers.
= & s. =
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Tubbs, of
Number Seven, were in the city yes.
terday as visitors.
Mrs. Waddell Jackson was hostess
to the Tuesday afternoon Bridge
Club this week.
Mrs. VIM. Bennett and Mrs. Chas.
Lasley, of Troy, we're visiting with
friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Stringer, who has been with
Mrs. Arm as trimmer, has returned
to her home at Carmi. Ill.
Mrs. w. N. Cowden, of Decatur,
Ala, is in the city visiting the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cowden, Ex-
change street.
X 4
Miss Estelle Mccormack, of Sena-
tobia, Miss, and Mrs. Frank w.
Canon, of Walnut Lake, Miss, are
Mrs. r. H. Rust's guests this week.
Miss Matte Green, of Jackson, and
Mrs. Fay Chalker, of Trimble, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
M B. Hopper Saturday.
Misses Date Fowlkes and Hattie
May Cotton have returned to their
homes in Dyersburg after a visit
here with Mrs. Chas. Dietzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayburn Rose have |
returned from Springfield, Tenn,
where they were called to the bedside
of Mr.. Roses mother, who was very
ill.
Miss Louise Sullivan left last week |
for st. Louis after the regular fall |
work at Morgan erhine 60. as trim
mer, to take up her work with Lewis
Zukowsky, wholesale millinery.
Mrs. Avrie Coble will be here next |
week returning from Chicago to join
her husband who is now located in
Union City in the grain trade The
folks will have special return well.
come.
Bridge Club.
Mrs. Arthur Scates entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club
at her home on Home street, this
week.
Mrs. Leslie Weaks was hostess to
the Wednesday Night Dridge Club
at her home in Fulton this week.
She entertained another nost of her
Union City City friends yesterday
afternoon when she was hostess to
the Thurosay Afternoon Bridge Club.
At both occasions Mrs. Weaks re-
ceived win her usual grace.
The following members attended:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waddell, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. &C. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Moss, Mrs. Harry Edwards, Mrs. ,
Spencer Willard, Miss Bessie Beck,
Mr.. C. B. Verhine, Mr.. Edwards
Parks, Mr. w. G. Flack, Mr.. ]. C.
Harris and Mr.. Robt. White.
The bargain event of the season,
Morgan-verhine Co. half price sale
If suits and dresses.
Messrs. C. P. Wilson and Jas. w. ?
oressly, of Troy, were in the city
Rev. G. T. DSellars and Mr.. and
Mrs G. R. McDade, of Troy, were in g
he city yesterday attending the meet
ng of the Board of Stewards at the a
1ethodist Church.
First of the Season.
Dear Santa Clans: n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
May Postpone Action
Upon Subn1arinePlan
SENATE IS TOLD
BILLION YEARLY
Goes TO MOVIES
ARGUMENTS HEARD ON
HIGH TARIFF ON FOR
EIGN MADE FILMS.
By Associated Pres.

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON Dec q Tho Amer.
lean people spend from seven hundred
and fifty million dollars to one billion
dollars q year tn see motion picture
shows. thp senate finance committee
was told today. in the course of argu.
monts ton and against high tariff on
,otrgnmadc pictures The investment
m the Industry totals about $3.50 OOO..
Joo lnd employment, is given to about
-5u,ooo persons.
iaul D. Turner ot New York. speak.
mg Ton th, Actors Equity Association.
testified thar IA, idea that everybody
connected with the industry made big
money was erroneous. that % per cent
81 those engaged iu making films re.
c,ivcd only "a living wage
Ma Turner and John Emerson. an In.
dependent producer OF New York,
speaking tor himself and fur ID. W.
Griffith. urged duty ON imported
ulms 81 from 80 10 60 per cent ad va.
lurcm ia place of the SO per cent in
the Fordney bill They said the indus.
try was IA bad shape with many
studios and large number of the 49,.
U00 motion picture theatres over the
country closed.
Declaring that only q hlgh tariff
stpod between the industry and en-
termination. Mr Turner declared that
at this time % German.made pictures
were being exhibited IN this country,
aud that tour or tive ~ these had
yielded the exhibitors S2.5O0.00S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

JACKSON HOLE. Wyo. Dec. 27-'
They're AN getting 'cm trimmed here.
Whli' Nhiskcrs and hair
Why Because Mrs Hattie Brody
has opened barber shop
Ever since she put the omen for
business sign ,u tho front window a
continuous stream ot grilzlod hunters,
tappers. prospcctors and Cowpuuchcrs
have flied into the shop
Most of 'om never thought of z, tting
shaved or getting their hair trimmed
b, sore
jackson Hole formerly was one OF
the widest parts OF the wild West
ana was famous FOR its had men.
Mrs Brody's the only woman barber
~ Wyoming.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
SOCIALIST LEADER
TALKS IN STATION
WITT OUT PERMIT

WASHINGTON Dec 27 by Associated Press)-Freed by
President Harding from the Atlanta Federal penens where he
serving tenyear sentence for making speeches in violation
laws, Eugene " Debs rprimsnded tonight by
union station police here for making speech without permit be-
fore leaving for his home in Terre Hsute, Indiana
Before boarding his train Debs addressed crowd Of several
hundred in the station his gratitude for his
copon in Washington and closing with rceraon of his oppo
son and belief Of love the redemption of
the world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

No charges were filed against two 90
the seventeen men arrested. q relative
and friend Of thr dead man and who
were held under bond fur their probable
value as witnesses and the cnscs against
two II th, defendants previously had
been dismissed. lcavmr thirteen cases
up for disposition today
Tho two who were acquitted NJ par
,icipaton IN tho killings to-day ar, Rev.
crvnd Leon Julius. Baptist minister ~
. Hesldton Okla. and john Murray oil
fsld VorEoi
The cl'y,n bound over 'r TRIAL in dis
ui.' court aI, ul charged with murder
four m ehm vu O.. given separate
. trials. having requested s.y,mne's from
,ugrai li.. n. information at their
arrangement U,'ur, JIstir, ID W
Butcher tT examining trials last
Thursday TH.s. t, 'h. m.u who
waived examining fuaI- tUdlN Tho
next term ~ The criminal district court
begins lanmn De-
During th, 600. and un. bsIt DAYS that
fH' rNJm.nuE um consumed before
adjournment bate TultN until today
twenty stat, witnesses vrr, examined
Offering Testimony tu supplement tn
contention % tH. prosecution that mask
od m,n under thr leadership of e.. q.
Sinus Arlmwe pU'ioc detective. forced
John smith 90 Wilson f. guide them
tu ih, home 60 joe carroll a' Wilson in
Drirt that thel might seize Cifruu and
ftk" him ut th. pstuu. s f,N miles
distant. where crowd 10 more thar.
700 other men waited with tar and
feathers IN, object u the raid a..
,,rdiug poo th. statement q one uf IA.
d'f'ndsut- was 90 got Carroll fn
alleged wet car deals and whiske,
faffioking
Another witness testified that. az Gus
todlan 90 The loca building hc had
seen un, Uf thr defendants and another
man leave ths property room. rented
hy ihc kg kmN Khan with bundles un
dor their arms.
Attempts % further involve the Ku
ki.X Khan IN the killirgs were frus
ir'ted hte Friday wh,B PRANK Bour
hHd. fHmrr Justice of the p-tco hcr,
refused O." answer questions concerning
operations ~ tho Organization here.
Tho count TODAY var asked by Affuf
n"y General Freezing % issue an ORD -
holding E0urbnd under $1,000 bind a.
q witness in ne district court trials 20
which time NJ Freezing said. d. would
follow tn procedure advised hy Judgr
Thomas y i''yie 81 criminal court of
appeals with whom be- conferred in 'ha
matter while in oklahoma city during
the r.o"ss a.. would nui lni'n4t,
what this procedure might be
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
NEW SANITARY
ORDINANCE IS
TO bE PASSED
CITY COMMISSION PLANS
ORDINANCE GOVERNING
EATING PLACES.

The city attorney was requested tu
du,w au ordinance with AN emergency
clause. providing sanitary rules and
regulations for Tho conduct Dnd opera.
tion ~ hotels restaurants and other
eating places. by "a, city commission az
its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
C.utaiuiug tn emergency clause. as
requested ly tho commission the ord.
nHUrc NiU h,rHWD effective ~ once.
'ThH ordunu', is being passed u
compliance with state law which was
passed go the last session of IN, lex
fhlu, aiid Mayor loon -. Ntrrs
III VIII provide that persons firms. ar
corporations. who operate or conduct
hui. '-. restaurants ur other public eat
rc ur drinking p1rDs. bakeries and
meat markets boz the CITY. shall not
work. ,uul.N ur k,,p m their rmuluy
any person Who is Infected with .. lI
HHfei ht Ir. contagious ,r infections
disease ana. further. that 900 such r.r.
sons 90 firms shall have uld. 8 mcd
ic1l examination uf 40 ol their en-.
H.."U Ht,h ..N months. Ind fltI 10
'nr .HWuH..tH Disclose. f.Hf Uny ,m
rlH.. Is infected with ur affected h, e.
.Hnm Hi,'h'. Ii-.as' tHtf aIu ou
uloyc shall ID discharged rr.. lur far
thcr thr' au dishes r,euu'uclrs and
other uf'us.l- sh1H D.. .Ieriliyrl altar
efch u.inE 'uJ providing that an en-.
ni'N.I $500. rrs u hIs our..s % r.rsnu
.r u..-nr. infected with l. affected
lv communicate. di-ois. shall hc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
ii Ardnore Men
Are Released On
Bail Of $1,000
mY mn AssncIArEn rNEs.l

NNTMIlT OkII,
professional 1udri
lliry the killing II three
tonight had perfected bonds 90
Il their The criminal district
fHrntits of
before u
Boo
three !, I
% ifttr
n Dec
and h defense
two uf andt,
allow the four r n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
ALLEGED SLAYER OF OFFICER
SHOOTS HIMSELF FOUR TIMES

fuS ANGELES. prr 9 The cap
fg.. ,f Ir Wnf.r alFu known as Jake
Wr10n UHr Ashfrs. Aria. today
.ur.,',s th. t.u off prisons wanted
h.r. ff fr. murder oi pafr' linen Cles'
l.r and Br,u th, nisht of Dec. 8.
Erhf other I.rsnns htD been taken
irtn .usindl. ot whom four we're held
uu murder chargos and the others as
witnesses Two or three uf these un.
der arrest hcr, had madc signed con
fessions. in which they an claimed that
Wintan who vas the only one 10 es-
cape from lie Ang,les had actually
,ircd the sho, that KILLED the oflcerS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

Claiming IEop,e are enthusiastic
over thc prospects for tlr drilling
of another Well. according o. Nr.
simmons md there sr- msny who
~ confident that oil viii h. found.
u will be remembered that
Prairie we'll. five miles east of
Claiming. encountered several mil.
lion cubic feet % gas NJ \ dep'h oi
approsinaiel. 1000 feet and that
this Wei marked thu northwest
extension af the Panhandle gas
field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
Ho u ul,r Lhboratc Wc,ldine


INItI WORTH U.r r.Uara.
f.r Coz .r ,aH.ui. v,llira 'or Eo
TrN.#r t..fr college fo.,s1H star.
H1 Ve NHI Marie N.,rs Fort
Worth guI Vro vlI hr married here
T.r ar. I.r- widD Hundreds of
f...is o. fH. tuou. knutur.,F COLLEGE
rtH from .H over the country win 1t-
t..I th, V.IUrl f vl. said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
AlHART AND CALIFORNIA PEOPLE
Will! Drill. OIL Test EAST OF
PPAIRIE c0MPANY'S GAS we'll

4 new oil well J. to b. drilled
es~i of Charming. according % u.
D. simmons. Chsnninr buSinrss
man, Who was in amarillo Tues
dsy. Nr. simmons stated that
California and Dalhari capital l. n
present engaged in hocking up
Ie.eoo acres of leases east Of Chan
ming and mar thu Prairie oil Com
psny's gss well. preparatory q the
dttiling ~ n test well.
Many % the leases. whica are BE-
ing taken up by this company. are
said 90 have recently expired
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
CHliD DIfS OF BtR>S
RECFINtD FROM PAPER

~ Ass~ris'ed i-re.s
IEF FERSDN. Toes, 90 Ny.en
Alexander. Years ODD daurN o. q
Mr. and Mrs " l.. Alexander liv.
inR near here. died this afternoon Of
burns received ~ her home this
morning H.r hahy sister threw a
paper into an open fire Helen
suatched IL out hut IN doing 80 her
clothing caught fire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28


No effort was made ly uniformed po-
lice In IN" crowd 10 interior, with the
address hut upon its conclusion a
plainclothcs man asked Dobs Dr. ho had
permit 20 speak in th, station. and
upon hciug informed boz th, negative.
declared
you have taken % rrc1t m,rty."
D"hs. who had rilsu'd tho plain
clothes man hy the hand under the
impression That rr vus 70 wDllWishcr.
apulogizrd, and said Or. bad rot known
ho was doing wrong
Dcbs Goes ~ Train.
bchf went mW'latcly 200 hls train.
hut considerable excitement prevailed
ia the crowd when newspaper mon
tried Co learn th, IDENTITY of tire plain.
"a thos man %. refused tp give ha
name. but finally declared be- was the
chief ut polite 90 tue union station. aud
.iashcd "a lads. pinned 60 his belt
b.us speech was ns first platform
u,trranrc since loulur prison.
90 tiIh hr sHid COO du m.s.lf h,
B Justice tp r,uu my grateful fmmla
| tor tho kindUea shown m, ber, aHg
"ish q" 'Npr.s- r9 gratitude &" the
. representative "f tn" lIo, the leurc-
sentative. u 'I. fourth ,anur-v whose
guur'Dt au...s us tulu,v has
.r.n ..N"ud expression
"Nmy dlau,. win tp .n lu apu.
.,uI. auu s..uI ,.l BE- ddel au,
Ny my 900 human. aul u rl.u d.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28
hrkan ~ Rank Rnhbcr Confcsscs.

H. Associated Frees
HARRISON. Arb Dc. o. leo Sii.
tsu aged q - - Joe. Ark who vas
bil"'l her lest uigh' as n suspcrt in rho
rohbery - ne Bank of North Arkansas.
at Eycrton a week ago. hrs confessed
that hc and two others robbed th, hank
1r0 rilns to sheriff J. : johnson IT.
eofuscd o. max. any further statement
the sheriff said He Will hr given a
preliminary hearing here tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-28

Ha,lor I"ses o. \. ". {. \. Team.
y. Ass~.ia'ed rr'rs
'-''''"tt'S Tenn d. Tho
Memphis Y " e A BASKETBALL team
detected Baylor University ~ Waee.
ss I,., tonight J3 to 1G.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-10
BIBY LODGED
IN JAIL HERE:
GIRL Held TOO
Wife Whom He Shot Is
Still Alive At St. Mary's
Hospital

Frank sihy. who shot hi. wife
twice with a "A calioer Smith & ves-
son revolver in the outskirts of East
Pueblo about 1 o'clock Monday. and
was captured by the FL Paso county
sherift's force at Fountain. about 6: so
that evening together with the young
woman who accompanied him. was
locked up in the Pueblo county tail
al II 90 yesterday forenoon.
Tho woman, who gave her name to
the Colorado Springs and Pueblo Of
hcials. AZ Ethel Stark. with place of
residence in the 500 block on East
Eleventh street. is also in the county
Jail. being held as a witness Mrs
Biby was still alive at the hospital
last night.
medium sized suit case. a rather
small travelling bag and a camera.
belonging to Biby and his wife. and
taken by the FL Paso county officials
from the Colorado Springs hotel where
the pair had spent their honeymoon.
were brought back by Sheriff Thomas
and Deputy Sheriff Delliquadri. In the
suit case among other articles. was
a 81 caltber Hopkins Allen. long
barreled revolver.
was TOO drunk, Is the burden OF
Bihy's excuses for shooting his wife.
ard for not calling a doctor for her
after the shooting, and while he tells
story OF trying to find out how the
Smith 6 Wesson would shoot. and hia
wife graphing with him to prevent his
shooting, during which scutfle the gun
WAS discharged accidentally. there was
no Information to be gotten from him
further that he was too drunk"
That statement and tho accidental
story was all the officials Of either
Colorado Springs or Pueblo could go.
from him. He had sobered up, and
was quite wary with his statements.
Regarding his being accompanied on
his hurried trip after the shooting. he
said he asked her to take ride
with him for company On the other
hand she told the officers that Biby
came to her home and told her his
wife was at Colorado Springs. and
not feeling very we'll. and asked her
to accompany him to sec Mrs. Biby,
Sh. also told the officers that she
and Mrs. Biby had been warm friend,
for number OF years. that the man
with whom she IL keeping company
had also been friend OF the Bihy's,
and that Biby had tried to persuade
her TO marry her gentleman friend
and they accompany tho Bibys TO
California via automobile.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-10
10 OPEN MINES

washington. d C.. Aug e.--Reduc-
tons Of approximately isoo,ooo.ooo In
tsres and is2o.ocoooo in government
.vpenditures. this fiscal year were
,sresd nron lato today at a confer
sSrs between President Harding. sec
,stary Mellon and Republican lead
81 the house of representative.
irsmdips members OF the ways and
means committee -. ..,,t.,, a.,
gpecifc tax reductions on winch ~
,,ss announced agreement was had in-
cluded ..,,t. tA
tstroactive to last January 'ieo.vv.,uyo
Eaneai Of one half Of the transpor-
.stiop tax effective next january j.
1880 ooo.0 900 ,,-,.-. ,.,.,.,,. eur
,sxss. retroactive to last January l.
TOO. 900 600 ,,,tz,rr,
and oIothine taxes. $4,000 ooo As an ~
stsso. against this cut Of i72o.oooooo n
was asreod 20 increase the ,,, income M taS rsT
81, t,s,sad of per cent - hereto.
sofs proposed. effective aa ot lis'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-10

Mexico City. Aus. a.-CBy the Assoc
lated P-ess1-Gcneral Jacmto Trev-
ino calmly admits. according 10 EN-
celsior this afternoon, that IL was tne
defense Of his military honcr I whitn
last night caused him TO shoot and
XIII General Jose Alcssio Robes. Gen
oral Trevino. who Ia being held ny 'HS
police rfjcr his voluntary surrender.
declared according TO Exc ,lslor thht
General Robles. heading the rank o.
general o. brigade. publicly criticized
his superior.
General Trevino is general OF di-
vision. He. according to he news
paper. charges that IN addition, Con
eral Robles had asserted tina ho ~ : a
coward, having refused to n ;ht duel
Eumitv between the two M IN was e
long standing Al n hanou1', several
months rro. General RobleI IN ~ ALL
dress, assaulted General Trevino, Fu
traitor to the 'ideals of Cli'pultepe-."
the Excelsior sRvs.
A violent verbal clash followed IN
which Genesi Robles cha n'lenCed HI.
= advrrsary to duel, which tn latte
failed to accept. Differences between
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-10
CHICAGO BANKER
HELD IN MEXICO
Chihuahua Police Chief Will
Bring Spursin To Border
For Expenses

FL Pasc. Texas, Aug. a.-warren
c. Spurgin. missing Chicago banker.
Is under arre5, at Chihuahua City.
Mexico.
Chief of Police Euzbio Hermosillo.
of chihuahua today wired police au-
gin in custody and would bring MIN
to the bcrder II guaranteed 5000 for
expense.
Spuryin was nrrsstcd at a ranch a
few miles from chihuahua city.
a wire was sent today to President
obrcgon, asking an order for the cx-
pulsion CT the banker from Mexico.
as a pernicious .creiEner. a MeNicsn
secret service officer who was at
ojonaga. Chihuahua. when SpurSin
crossed there from the United States,
said the banker attracted attention
by MS Unusual size and he large tips
he gave for small services.
According to the officer Spursin
was not suspected of being the missing
Chicago banker. until after lie had
left Ojinaga for the south.
Spurgin had several pieces of bag
gage with him. the officer said and
appeared particularly careful of "A
large suit case. \ custom official.
asked II the suit case contained eN-
plo5ivos. the importation of which,
into Mexico, is under strict regulation.
Spursin replied the bag contained
money with which he intended TO buy
a ranch in Mexico. Examination by
the customs officer disclosed the suit
case waB filled with American bank
notes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-10
Chieftain Road
Bulletin
EAST

EAST
Pueblo TO la Junta. bridge over St
Charles out but teams are pulling
autos over stream.
La Junta to Las Aniinas. poor.
Las Animns to Holly. fair.
LII Junta to Trinidad, fair.
Roads on the Kansas. Colorado
Boulevard. from Fowler clear into
central Kansas, good except bridge
out near Belle Plain school house.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Pueblo to Waiscnburg. good.
WaIscpburg to Trinidad. good.
WnlscuburG TO Alamosa Via La
Neta Pass, good.
WnIscuburg to Gardner. rough. TO
Wcstcliffc. fair.
Ainmos;, to Del Nortc. good.
saguncbc to Monte Vistn. good.
All roads to Wolf Greek rnss. good.
Del Nortc to Sasuachc, good.
Del Nortc To Pngosii springs, via
Wolf Greek pnss. good.
Del Nortc to Creole, rough.
Psgosa Springs to Durango. good.
Durango to Pennington. good.
Durango to Mesa Verde pnrk.
rough.
Durango to silverton. open, rough.
Durango TO Gallup, good.
NORTH
Pueblo TO Colorado Springs, fine.
Colorado Springs to Denver. fine.
Colorado Springs TO Cripple Creek,
good.
Colorado Springs to Canon City, via
pca1mans Canon. fair.
Colorado Springs to BuenR Vista.
rough, fnir
pixies Peak auto highway, open.
Pueblo to Canon City, open.
Pueblo to Beulah. Rock Creek
bridge dnr,nsci, dctour completed,
road passDblc.
Pueblo 4, Wctmore via Silonm road
impossible.
Bculoh to Wctmorc, North Creek
inpp pssab,c.
Pueblo TO Rye. good.
Canon City to Top OF Royal Gorge.
Canon City to wcstciiffc. vis
Texas Creek. good except at Devils
Gap.
Canon city TO Cripple Creek via
Garden Park. improved.
Canon City to Cripple Creek, via
Phantom Canon. closed ON account
Of wnshouts.
Canon City to salidn. rough NJ
Devils Gap.
snlida to Lcnd,ille. good.
snida to Cunnson ,in tochctore
pass. good.
Salido to t,unnison Win Monarch
Ioss. pnss open. ropd good.
Lcnd,iilc to Glcnvocd Springs,
sit.In, rough
sionvocd Springs to RIflc. good.
Rifle to Grand junction, good.
Grand Junction to Dclts. slightly
,ndd,.
Grand junction to Utah line,
3 ghly muddy,