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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
4
The Canion City Record explains subscription terms for discontinuing service. It states papers will not be stopped until arrears are paid and that subscribers owe the full price for all issues until settled or canceled. Returned papers do not constitute a discontinuance.
The ad urges investors to buy Dawson gold stock, noting Cripple Creek gains from cheap early shares. It claims Colorado Springs and Carson City fortunes are possible, warns of mining risk, but advises spending a few dollars if affordable and promises profits flowing back to Cafion City.
The Colorado Young Men’s Christian Association annual convention will be held in Carion City on October 4 5 and 6. Ten associations in the state will send delegations of leading Christian business men. National speakers are expected including International Secretaries Chas Ward of Minneapolis and Geo D McDill of Omaha with others likely to accept.
Conrad Schneider of the valley has bought for 4200 dollars a three acre fruit farm in Carson City with a seven room house. He plans to move to the area in the early fall, leaving Silver Cliff to congratulate Fremont County residents on acquiring such good citizens.
A local plea urges strict enforcement of dog ordinances after two child bite incidents within weeks. The writer cites frequent dog encounters affecting cyclists and pedestrians and calls officials to curb vicious dogs to reduce bites and nuisances. The notice also covers community news about George G Cowdery’s mining work and visits by local residents, plus Labor Day store hours and upcoming events.
Judge M S Bailey settles long running sewer dispute in Carson City. The Colorado agreement and town ordinance grant Robison exclusive sewer rights using the state main sewer, but the plaintiff failed to prove construction of branch or lateral sewers or any right to charge, so judgment favored the defendant.
A 27 year old D R G Express worker, A G McNelly, was struck between arriving trains at the union depot and run over by a baggage car. His left leg was crushed and his right foot injured, leading to amputation four inches below the knee. He was taken to Salida hospital for care. Drs Wilkinson Carrier Gormly attended.
Rich ore has been unearthed in a Spaniards tunnel discovered by Montezuma Mining Corporation managers on Hayden Creek. The 70 foot tunnel runs beneath the county road and is heavily mineralized. Plans include sinking a shaft to access deeper ore as work continues. Separately, Christchurch Women's Auxiliary holds its meeting on September 4 at 4 PM with Harriett B. Bartlett as secretary.
A catalog of city properties for sale lists multiple brick and frame houses with 4 to 7 rooms, baths, and corner lots. Prices range from about 950 to 4400, with notes on location relative to the post office and south or south front positioning. Several entries mention lawn, furnace or modern features, and proximity to amenities.
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