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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
7
The note records Prich with a two dollar yearly rate and states entry at Canson City Post Office as second class mail matter.
The Cripple Creek Times-Citi reports Maryland Democrats reject silver and Bryan, with Gorman leading an eastern revolt and Towne renouncing the cause in Minnesota. Senator Patterson in the Rocky Mountain News declares no silver hope within the party, arguing it lacks support and a viable platform. The piece portrays the party as misruling under a pro silver stance and predicts oblivion at the next election.
Vice President Roosevelt visited Colorado for the Quarto Centennial and was warmly received in Colorado Springs and Victor. The events were cordial and non political, highlighting broad minded hospitality and a favorable view of the Roosevelts visit to Colorado last fall.
Citizens of Canon City Florence and Pueblo urge action against placer mining near Granite that muddies the Arkansas River. They demand water rights protection and possible court action to stop pollution and require settling basins before return to the river. Canon City newspapers are expected to handle further free advertising.
Government secret service informed. agents vigil for passers of the queer notes. Possessing counterfeit money is unlawful even as a pocket piece or curio.
F W Bocking, a former resident now in Florence, found petrified cedar stumps while riding southwest of the city. The discovery excites both his hometown and Florence, with plans to secure and exhibit the find.
The Building Edition of the Canon City Record extols Canon City's orderly, lasting growth, noting modern, well planned homes and absence of boomtown flair. It praises the town’s homelike, tasteful architecture and foliage rich surroundings, calling the edition an unpaid advertisement for the city.
The Copper Boy property in Copper Gulch, owned by Copper City Mining and partners Swanson McGeary and Yankee, is being actively developed. A 50 foot shaft yields quartz granite ore with copper value over $30 and potential for larger bodies of pay ore as depth increases. The Dawson and Cripple Creek Consolidated own the claim amid talks of near-term deals backed by capital. Assays by the Kansas City government show 36% copper and $3.50 gold, with a tunnel and drift work advancing toward deeper pay ore.
The Cafon Milling and Mining company sold 50 000 shares of its stock at five cents per share to J F Neal and son of Stockton Kansas. The firm owns one million shares and operates the Stockton Stockton No 1 Hard Luck Marguerite Metallic Princess and Nellie Bly Placer near Cafson City. A E Wilson serves as president.
Field and Farm editor Wilcox claims the Buffalo Exposition fails due to poor attendances while management cites strong turnout with about a million visitors daily. The piece also notes Dr. C Belmont offering free children's eye tests before school, a notable local service.
Inspectors Simmons and Fredericks visited to assess extending routes into Lincoln Park toward the schoolhouse and Fruitmere district. Officials propose adding territory to free delivery to support four carriers, contingent on street naming, numbering, and residence boxes to reduce carrier travel.
The REcorp notes no expected objections to higher costs as the city grows. The need for an additional carrier is tied to rapid urban expansion and a legitimate demand arising from it.
Frank P. Breslin, blind editor and publisher, launches The Industrial Ideal in Florence. He pledges independent political lines and support for cooperative industry, aiming to influence reform nationwide. The RecorpD welcomes Breslin to this venture and wishes him success.
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