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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
1
Assays show a high grade body with 18 inches of hematite returning 36 dollars in gold and dark quartz yielding 25 dollars. A 100 foot tunnel advances into the mountain as investors including McPhearson Davis Dryden Carris Plummer Davis and Dr Wilkinson press development amid optimism and likely richer finds with strike extent unknown.
Mr C W Bowman returns from a Texas tour with the Arkansas Valley Press Association sharing stories of the journey. The Salida Mail recalls a Sunday religious service on board and reports from local clubs, student groups, new births, class activities, and arrivals at the Hot Springs hotel highlighting community events and social life.
The piece mentions advertising options versus bank safety boxes at the Fremont County Bank. It notes Mr. Conkle has five power applications from local businesses but has yet to take orders. It observes growing interest in electric power and devices for hotels and shops. J. F. Fuller plans and builds for others while selling his own houses. Convicts are repairing the Brewster wagon road toward Florence. W. C. Ledbetter, a recent property buyer, visited Arthur Earl.
Complete new stock of lace curtains and portieres with varied patterns. Neckwear described as suitable for everybody, offering affordable options.
Local merchants tout a fresh challie line with dress wrappers and dressing sacks praised as stylish and durable. Silk striped 35¢ fabrics captivate children, while 65¢ wool designs are modern. Foulards range 15c to $1 per yard, with satin stripes and silk-like texture.
Not winter weight but light airy eiderdown sacques for spring. Trimmed with fluted ribbons in two colors and satin, fastened with silk frogs and ribbon ties. Some with low necks and sailor collars, others with quilted satin fronts. Priced 2.00 to 5.00. QUALITY SUITS For boys.
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