Which room will win the organ in the contest
The Organ Contest ends April 7 at 6 pm with votes cast by pupils, parents, and subscribers. Mary Merryman’s room leads, while Miss McNaughton’s trails. multiple prize methods reward top vote earners and punctuality in March subscriptions and coupons in the Recorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. DuPee
Miller
Mary Hammond Fay Stewart
Veda Ragsdale
Annie Moore
Master Chapman
Reginald Atwater
Earl Chamberlin
Harry Wray
Berthamond
Irene McKenzie
Ray Couran
Lord McKenley
Edna Nelson Clinton Morrison
Alice Fietcher
Maple Har Cloud Singer
Elton Woodford Alva Hall
Ella Miller
Mary Ming Ford McKinnon
Ella Rippetoe
Madeline Dickson
Florence McCallar
Nora Melchi Forrest Hodges
Harold Smith
Jessie Appie Master Lee
Nellie Felter
Malcom Wheeler
Arthur Biggs
Master Sherwood
Miss Merryman
Business Brightens as Easter Approaches
A businessman notes a noticeable improvement in business circles in recent days. He attributes part to the near Easter holiday and, as usual, to spring weather which naturally increases activity.
Old Friends Reunite In City Meeting Nativity of Actor
Old friends B. A. Lamar who played Capt. Fairfax in Valley Forge and Hugh Hills of Decatur met by accident on the street and spent the day renewing old acquaintances. Lamar's real name is Myers, the stage surname being adopted for his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Lamar
Capt. Fairfax
Valley Forge
Hugh Hills
Decatur
Mr. Lamar
Myers
Mrs. J. L. Hyde Dies in Carson City
Mrs. J. L. Hyde wife of an early Carson City settler died March 10 at home 827 Greenwood avenue after a general breakdown of health. She was described as bright and intelligent. The funeral was held at the family residence with Rev. H. N. Wilson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hyde
Carson City
Geenwood Avenue
Hyde
H. N. Wilson
Committed Death by Own Action in Buffalo
Mr Bright, surety for sewer contractor L M Hovey, died by his own hand in Buffalo last Saturday night. He had visited here about three weeks ago and formed many friendships. He signed Hovey’s bills and had been in a melancholy mood with no stated reason. Mr Chapman has assumed Bright’s duties on the sewer project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bright
L. M. Hovey
Buffalo
Mr. Hovey
Mr. Chapman
New Orchestra “The German Orchestra” Forms
A new musical group titled The German Orchestra has formed with professional men and their wives. Dr Theodore Ashley is 1st violin, W T Little 2nd violin, W D Howe cello, and Mrs Ashley piano. They aim to study only the best compositions and have started practicing promisingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ashley
W. T. Little
W. D. Howe
Ashley
Bishop Spaulding Dead in Erie at 74
The Right Reverend John Franklin Spaulding Episcopal bishop of Colorado died in Erie Pennsylvania last Monday night at midnight of pneumonia. He was 74 and surrounded by his family except one son en route from Denver. He was ordained bishop in 1873 at St. Pauls Church in Erie and was well known in Carson City for his many visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Spaulding
Episcopal Bshop
Jurors Named for April Term at Canon City Court
The April term jurors are listed to appear at the courthouse on April 21, 1902. Names include W Felter of Canon City A Biggs Frank Ruby Sam Bashm3nd Arch McNelly W E Galley R Wright A Chapson JH Gregg F Beaver Beaver Creek Al Bach W Prickard W Seybert Twelve Mile Park Ross Corp Cotopaxi Chas Kaess J W Davis Rockvale J N Cooper South Union Chas Dutro B Thomas Wilbur J W Sweeney Currant Creek S B Frazier Florence James Curtis Four Mile John Tribble Hardscrabble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Felter
Canon City
A. Biggs
Frank Ruby
Sam
B. Thomas
Wilbur J. W. Sweeney
Currant Creek
S. B. Frazier
Florence James Curtis
Four Mile
John Tribble
Smelter Sold as U S Reduction & Refining Buys Canon City Plant
The United States Reduction and Refining company buys the American Zinc Lead and Smelting Co. plant in South Canon for about $600,000. The facility will join U S Smelting with capacity to 800 tons daily and offices at Colorado Springs and Canon City. D. C. Jackling named plant manager. John G. Montgomery arranged the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Reduction and Refining Company
American Zinc-Lead and Smelting Co
South Canon
U. S. Smelting Company
Colorado Springs
D. C. Jackling
John G. Montgomery
United States Reduction & Refining Company
Counterfeit Twenty-Five and Fifty Cent Pieces Supposedly Circulating
Bogus twenty five and fifty cent pieces are still on the market and many merchants report taking them in this week. The counterfeiters duplicated government money in weight and milling, but they're darker in color. Some believe the Italian counterfeit gang recently arrested at Pueblo made them, with several dollars in spurious coins found in their possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Chandler Mine to Reopen With Union Labor Force
The Chandler coal mine will reopen between the 20th this month and April 1st after a successful push by legislators and Victor Fuel Co. workers will be hired on a union basis with priority for existing miners. The restart aims to restore full output after months of reduced production and job losses in Fremont County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Chapell
Victor Fuel Company
United Mine Workers’ Union
Fremont County
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Boo
Soo
Miss McNaughton
Miss Yard
W. B. Ryle
Esther White
Miss Olive Wright
Miss Virginia Resor
Miss Bunbury
Johnson
Lacy
Humphre
Miss Britt
Garden Park
Geo. Kaea
Eee
Lincoln Park
Farmer
Hillside
Helen Logan
Peare
Kansas
Mrs. Hyde
Bishop Spaulding
Court House
U. S. Reduction & Refining Co
Frank L. Smith
Armstrong
City
Colorado
Felter& Anderson
Real Estate Investment Agency
W. T. Bridwell
Baker & Biggs
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