Probate notices and foreclosures in Fremont County 1909
Public notices from Fremont County Colorado dated 1909 announce probate for Lucinda Hayes heirs in Canon City, receivership for The Royal Gorge Coal & Fire Clay Co., foreclosure sale notices, adjustment day for estate of W D Twinam, and water rights actions in Water District No 12. Included are guardians ad litem and hearings set for May 1909, and a June evidence date for Hayden Creek priority claims.
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Royal Gorge Coa! and Fire Clay Co
Royal Gorge Coal & Fire Clay Company
District Court
Fremont County
Canon City
Colorado
Colo
Will H. Smith
Royal Gorge Coal & Fire Clay Co
State of
Notice of water right claim hearing in Canon City
The notice states a claim for eighty two hundredths cubic feet per second of water as of May 1, 1895. A hearing is set for June 7, 1909, at 2:00 p.m. at the Canon City Court House Fremont County Colorado to hear objections and evidence regarding the priority and use of water rights. GEO. P. NIX, Clerk of the District Court. Last pub May 27, 1909.
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Second Methodist Episcopal Church
Canon City
Oscar Walton
Fremont County
Matt Mautz
Salida
Colorado
Jeava
Hayden Creek
J. M. Parker
Fremont
State of
District Court
State of Colorado
Dis
Matt Masts
Champion
Oear
Geo. P. Nix
Delegates Invited to Canon City by Welfare Group
The committee on general welfare of the chamber of commerce invites 1500 to 1800 delegates of the Presbyterian church General Assembly to visit Canon City during their Denver gathering. A special train may be arranged to tour the Royal Gorge with possible stops for Skyline Drive and local orchards. Canon City residents would offer a cordial welcome.
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Committee On General Welfare
Chamber of Commerce
D. W. Ross
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of America
Denver
Canon City
Canada
Royal Gorge
Skyline Drive
Return to Canon City after Long San Diego Sojourn
Mrs. A. E. Wilson and son Arthur plan to return to Canon City tonight. They traveled from San Diego California where Mrs. Wilson went in March 1908 for health. Arthur attended San Diego schools last winter before joining his mother for the trip back.
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Canon City
San Diego
A. E. Wilson
Arthur
Salt Lake City
California
Reverend G W Hatcher to deliver Decoration Day address
Greenwood Post G A R executive committee voted to invite Rev. G W Hatcher pastor of the First Baptist church to deliver the annual Decoration Day address which he accepted. The marching column will form on Fifth Street with Captain H M Mingay as marshal and proceed to Greenwood cemetery for graves strewing. The navy memorial service will be directed by the Ladies of the G A R from the First Street bridge en route to the cemetery.
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Greenwood Post
Grand Army of the Republic
B. F. Rockafellow
G. W. Hatcher
First Baptist Church
Fifth Street
H. M. Mingay
Greenwood Cemetery
First Street
Dewey
Opera House to Host Memorial Exercises and Hatcher Address
The opera house will be used by the committee Monday afternoon May 31 for graves decoration activities followed by an address by Dr. Hatcher. Mr and Mrs M Wapers of Bellingham Washington travel from Canon City to Wilmington Delaware for a 3 month visit to old friends in New York Pennsylvania Maryland and other eastern states. They last lived in Chicago in 1889.
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Opera House
Hatcher
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Chicago
Star Journal Pueblo Beats Canon City Boosters in Close Game
In a lively Sunday clash at Nattorium grounds the Star Journal team of Pueblo defeated the Canon City Boosters 7 to 4. Pueblo led early as Canon tied it in the fifth, then Pueblo pulled away with late runs aided by errors while the Boosters fought back, attendance was fair with critics noting gate issues.
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Star-Journal
Pueblo
Nattorium Grounds
Canon City
Canon
Steel City
Star-t’s
Roosters
Boosters
Last Meeting of Canon City Woman’s Club Before Summer Adjournment
The final meeting of the year, titled President's Day, was at retiring president Mrs. J. Newell Wright's home 717 Main with reports read, a conference committee appointed, and attendance honors given to Mrs. Plummer. New president introduced. luncheon in pink and white. members to reconvene in October.
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Woman's Club
J. Newell Wright
Main Street
State Federation
Canon City
Wright
Davis
Plummer
Resting Places and Water At Seattle Exposition
At the Seattle exposition this summer the management has provided numerous resting places and pure drinking water will be found on every hand for the weary and footsore attendees.
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Seattle
Kansans Organize Firm to Finish Kansas-Colorado Railroad
Topeka May 8 Prominent Kansas capitalists organize a construction company to take over the Kansas Colorado railroad project in the Arkansas valley. Former Congressman Bowersock of Lawrence is president with R C Johnson as secretary and Charles E Sutton as treasurer. Pueblo stockholders confirm plan to reorganize and resume work soon, aiming to finish the partially graded Turkey Creek line and build an interurban hub in the Arkansas valley.
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Kansans Organize
Kansas-Colorado Railroad
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Arkansas Valley
Bowersock
Lawrence
R. C. Johnson
Charles E. Sutton
West
Pueblo
May
Turkey Creek
Ciates
Plan for world class game reserve in Costilla County announced
Denver reports a planned 15000 acre enclosed game reserve in Costilla County. Jones Harrison leads the project seeking a park license from State Game and Fish Commissioner T J Holland. The fence cost around 10000 dollars and plans include buffalo elk antelope mountain sheep and a large stocked reservoir. The promoters aim for a premier reserve once licensed.
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Denver
Costilla
Jones Harrison
Sevral
T. J. Holland
Harrison
High School Club Dance In Canon City Opens Season
The U No Us club at Canon City High School held a well attended dance at Annex Hall last night. About seventy couples enjoyed Sullivan's first-class music, with nearly twenty Florence youths among the crowd, marking a pleasant start to the commencement season.
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Annex Hall
Local reserves eyed for potential development
The report highlights proposed enterprises across the country with an expected minimum investment of 250000 dollars. It compares investments to the Glenblula Park reserve in Colorado, which spans about 1500 acres.
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Colorado
Glenblula Park
Canon City workers help build Fremont Peak reservoir forms
Charles Cuthbert and George Pearson, longtime Canon City residents, take temporary posts for the waterworks reservoir project on Fremont's Peak. Cuthbert, a carpenter, makes cement forms while Pearson, a stone cutter, supervises concrete work. They formerly aided in constructing Fremont County National Bank. More than 166,000 Seattle school children visited the Exposition on March 27.
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Charles Cuthbuert
George Pearson
Grand Junction
Fremont’s Peak
Kenley’s Gardens
Lumsden
Cuthbert
Pearson
Messrs
Cuthbert and
Canon City
Fremont County National Bank
Main
Fourth Streets
Seattle
Vicinity
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Hethee
Dallas H. Hayes
Mary L. Hayes
Esther M. Hayes
Ruby B. Hayes
A. L. Jeffrey
Lucinda Hayes
Hunter Palmer
Rockafellow
Macon
Duncan H. Hayes
Ruby B
Court House
Beal
James L. Cooper
County of
Albert Aene
Desee
Lorents Ritsman
Joseph Esser
W. D. Twinam
Jennie M. Twinam
W. D
Twinam
General Assembly
Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas
County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney& CO
Mitchell & E
Gbers
Canon City, Colo
the First National Bank
Colorado Capital
A. KE
Carlton
W. H. Dozier
A. J. Turner
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