Pioneer miner Joseph Green dies in Canon City
Joseph Green born April 19 1843 in Canton England died Thursday morning behind the Colorado Supply company store on Prospect Heights. He mined across Colorado for over two decades and directed work at the Bassick mine Silver Cliffe. He leaves eight children eight sons in law to pallbear and one daughter in Los Angeles. Funeral details note five sons in law will act as pallbearers.
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Joseph Green
Colorado Supply Company
Prospect Heights
Canton
England
United States
Colorado
Bassick
Silver Cliffe
Los Angeles
Cal
Lizzie A. Shea
Bertha Paddock
Ada J. Lowry
Joseph C. Green
Cora C. Miller
Mary M. Taylor
Thomas Green
Edna R. Green
Green
Musgrave
Canon City
Death of Mr Green Follows Prolonged Illness
Mr Green, long afflicted with asthma and heart disease, failed to return home at the expected time and died, likely from heart complications. The funeral was held at 2 PM Friday from the residence of Mr and Mrs J W Lowry at 705 Allison avenue, with Rev Hunley officiating.
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Heathron
Mr. Green
J. W. Lowry
Allison Avenue
Rev. Hunley
Mrs F A Moore of Florence Dies at 40
Florence news notes the death of Mrs F A Moore wife of ex Senator F A Moore editor of the Ex Parte at 223 West Third Street after eight weeks of illness inflammation of the nerves. Funeral at 2 p m from the family residence with interment in Highland cemetery. She was born in Nevada and moved to Colorado as a child and was active in writing for the paper during her husband’s absence in the recent session of the Colorado General Assemblies. She belonged to Miriam lodge of Rebekahs of Salida. Only living relative is brother R L Sherwood of Grand Junction.
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F. A. Moore
Ex Parte
West Third Street
Nevada
Colorado
Moore
Pueblo
Rockvale
Sesson
Miriam Lodge
Rebekahs
Salida
R. L. Sherwood
Grand Junction
Mrs Laws Munson Dies After Brief Illness
Canon City resident Mrs Laws Munson died last Monday at her Florence home after a brief illness caused by a complication of ailments. She was 45. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Walter Clark of Florence, and son Keith Munson. Funeral held in Florence with interment in the local cemetery.
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Laws Munson
Canon City
Florence
Munson
Walter Clark
Canon
Keith Munson
Piper Do A Baker Guard Learns of Mother’s Death
Prison guard Piper Do A Baker received a telegram from St. Louis announcing the death of his mother Mrs J M Piper. She was 62 and had been in failing health for some time.
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Piper
Do. A. Baker
St. Louis
Mra. J. M. Piper
Death of Lorine Taylor Misses Rex Taylor Family
Lorine Taylor four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Rex Taylor died at their home after a brief illness Funeral services were held at 10 this morning conducted by Rev Hunley from the Christian church Interment followed at Lakeside cemetery Joe Fresquez a Mexican was held for district court on $300 bail for alleged theft of a watch and $15 in cash from Ardhletta a Mexican from Prospects Heights The theft occurred last Friday Fresquez remains in jail Desirable offices vacant in The Record Block upstairs suitable for professional men
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Joe Fresquez
Prospects Heights
Ardhletta
Fresquez
Canon City Ordinance for 400000 Bond Issue for Reservoir System
Ordinance No Series 1907 authorizes borrowing up to 400000 to build reservoirs on Cottonwood Creek in Fremont County Colorado and connect by pipeline to Canon City water system. It fixes bond form interest coupons tax levy to pay interest and principal within fifteen years. It notes Arkansas river pollution and water supply adequacy concerns. It recounts election on the bond issue held April 1907.
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Canon
Colorado
Fremont
Canon City
Arkansas River
Ihs
Arkansas
Cottonwood Creek
Canon City Ordinance Seeks Water Works Bond Vote
The ordinance proposes submitting to qualified taxpayers a question on constructing an additional water works system and acquiring water rights, with bonds not to exceed 400 000 dollars, to run fifteen years at five percent interest. Voting details, ballot wording, and notice requirements are specified for the April 1907 election in Canon City Fremont County Colorado.
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Canon City
S.ch
Fremont County
Colorado
Canon Cty
Canon City Daily Record
T. B. Coulter
D. N. Cooper
Fenny A. D
Cottonwood Creek
Fremont
State of
Sai City
A. D
United States of America
Canon City approves water works bonds to fund $400000 project
City of Canon City Colorado votes 423 for and 155 against a waterworks proposition to finance a reservoir on Cottonwood Creek and a distributing reservoir with a pipe line linked to the existing system. Authority authorizes up to 400000 in negotiable water works bonds dated October 1 1907, due in 15 years with semiannual 4.5 percent interest.
Canon City Water Works Bond of 1907 for 1000 dollars
Bond issued by Canon City Colorado Fremont County to raise funds for water works. Principal of 1000 dollars due October 1 1922 with 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually. Redeemable on October 1 917 or any interest date thereafter. Tax levy to secure interest and principal. Signed by mayor and clerk October 1 1907.
Canon City Water Works Bond Coupon Form Notice
The city of Canon City Fremont Colorado will pay bearer twenty two dollars and fifty cents in gold coin at the city treasurer office as six months interest on its Water Works Bond of 1907 dated October 1 1907. The bond shall be signed by the mayor attested by the city clerk sealed with the city seal and executed by specimen signatures. Bonds to be registered by the city treasurer and delivered to the purchaser with proceeds used for stated purposes.
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Canon City
Fremont
Colorado
United States of America
Macon Avenue
T. B. Moore
City bonds funding and water works tax plan outlined
The ordinance details yearly taxes from 1908 to 1921 to pay interest and principal on bonds, funded by city taxes and water works earnings. It sets a separate Water Works Bond Tax Fund, makes the levy irrevocable until debt is paid, and allows adjustments if revenues exceed or redeem bonds.
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