Railroad Time Card Highlights Western and Eastern Routes
Denver and Rio Grande west bound schedule shows arrivals at 2 57 pm and 3 15 am with departures at 2 57 pm and 1 29 am. East bound times list departures at 10 2 am, 1 0 2 am, 2 10 pm, 4 28 am, 12 40 pm, 12 05 am. Capon City and Cripple Creek service No 10 arrives 12 30 pm and No 1 departs 2 05 pm with 11 00 pm. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lines list Nos 626 and 681 with 4 25 pm, 6 3 2 10 respectively. Nos 625 and 626 daily, Nos 631 and 632 daily except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande
Capon City
Cripple Creek
Atchison, Topexa & Santa Fe
Pepa
Eastern capitalists tour Copper King mine at Dawson City Camp
Visitors from Missouri South Dakota Kansas Colorado and leaders of Copper King mine inspect the seven mile south Grape Creek property near Canon City. The 150 foot shaft crosscuts drifts show gold bearing ore while samples are carried from surface. prospecting and cautious work under supervisor Mr Phay draw renewed attention and potential investment from Dr L E McDougal leading the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canion City
Dr. A. Reed
D. A
St. Joseph
J. M. Walsh
Mission Hill
South Dakota
E. C. Hood
Pittsburg
Kans
J. F. Younger
Winfield
Kansas
Mr. Patterson
Colorado Springs
A. Huber
Copper King Company
Dawson City
Copper King
Mr Younger
Hood
Younger
Phay
I. F. Dawson
Grape Creek
Cafson City
L. E. McDougal
Rich ore finds prompt mining push near Pay Day claim
The article details ore discoveries along the Lucky Day and Pay Day leads near Carion City and Dawson City. It notes shaft depths of 60 feet and eight feet, with ore streaks widening from 18 inches to over three feet and tests showing values around 25 dollars, rising to 200 dollars in separate samples. Owners include W. L. Hoffman, Elmer Colwell, J. T. Locke, John Banks, Marion Roberts. Copper King No 1 near Pine Gulch also shows hematite with free gold. preparations for continued winter work. Dawson City grows, with six families and a new store, depots crowded, and a large parade for Armstrong Bros. Dry goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carion City
Grape Creek
W. L. Hoffman
Elmer Colwell
J. T. Locke
John Banks
Marion Roberts
Additional Attractions and Pruning Advice for Rocky Ford Fair
The column covers late summer tree pruning to promote next year's fruit, notes on pear trees and root pruning, Methodist church appointments in Pueblo, Rio Grande, and surrounding districts, and announces the Rocky Ford Fair’s final day feats by the Pickett Bros. including wild steer handling. It also includes recipes for baked onions, local civic notes, a mine fire death, and social visits in Canon City and Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salida
J. F. Harris
Pueblo
S. H. Kirkbride
Rio Grande
Cafion City
R. A. Chane
Methodist
Broadway Methodist Church
Fuebtto
J. W. Neley
Florence
G. B. Huene
Rockvale
Coal Creek
H. B. Cook
Carson City
H. C. Vernon
Hillside
Silver Cliff
Eugene Smith
Canon City
Monte Vista
Rocky Ford Fair Association
Pickett Bros
United States
Prohibition leader Woolley speaks at City Park amid heat
John G. Woolley, a noted prohibition figure and presidential candidate, addressed a sizeable audience in City Park on Thursday afternoon, with a band providing music and attendees drying to cope with the heat. Also noted are local notices on a Dean Colorado excursion, Peach Day trips to Salt Lake City, and Missouri Pacific rail specials from Colorado to Missouri River and Chicago areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Woolley
City Park
Salt Lake City
Zion
Salt Palace
Saltir Beach
Lagoon
Calder’s . Ark
Olorado Midland
Ation
Geo. W. Heintz
Rich donor backs ear drum institute drive for the deaf
A wealthy woman cured of deafness by Dr Nichol son Artificial Ear Drama donated 10000 to his Institute so needy deaf people can receive Ear Drums free. Address 851 Nicholson Institute 780 Eighth Avenue New York. Also a rail promo offers cheap luxurious round trips via Union Pacific to Chicago St Louis St Paul Milwaukee and more with multiple sale dates and a Denver agent contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Milwauke
Duluth
E. KR. Griffin
Denver
Subugust
Omaha
Kansas City
E.R. Griffin
Union Acific
E. R. Griffin
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Go. Pedley
Bonanza
Copper King No. 1
Pine Gulch
Michal Blyth
Peabody Military Band
Main Street
Denver and Rio Grande Depot
Armstrong Bros
Drs.Naylor & Phelps
L. P. Morrison
Ninth
Greenwood
Celia Chase
Miss Chase
Nebraska State Normal
Wayne
Omaha Bee
Glenwood Springs
Sebastian Rapp
Knights of Pythias
Weldon
Leadville
McKinley
C. H. Wing, Nee Smith
J.F. Smith
del Rey Avenue
Fruitmere
C. B Hale
Michigan University
Will Mack
Hunter Palmer
Santa Fe
The
Dean
Colo
Déan
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Colorado Common Point
Missouri River
C.A. Tripr
Canon
Ceylon
Studebaker and Mitchell Standards of
Smith Mercantile CO
C.H. Whitmore& Co
Main
Eclipse
Iapson & Higgins
Ourth
Macon
Raynolds
Pes
C. Fo OK
Rudolph
Acat
Cashir
LILOW
Cndh
Fremont County Bank
Ines
First National Bank
Colorado
Clelland
J. H. Peabody
N. C. Craven
Lyman Robison
J. EB. Hasbrouck
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Rouser
Buena Vista Hot Spring
Princeton
Cottonwood Lakes
Alo
C. C. Patton
C.C
C.c.rysosauet
W. M. Mayhew
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
R. Griffih
Pitt A. Wade
M. E
M. D
Felter Elk
Zeffrer
Attorney AT Law
Ormon
Little, M.D
Beecher
Warren D. Howe
Orne Toune
Sargece
Macos Avenue
Swatdee
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Hoare
L Cc
Hall
River St
D* McDougal
Arthur Bleek
J. Cary Edwards
Sto 120
M. Hovestts
Tae
Armetrosg
Cash Coal and Transfer Co
C. T. Shite
Smith Merca
Dickinson
Laws
Main St
Vanen
Cou Company
GEO. T. Wood
Jensen
South Canon
Rocky Mountain Bakery
Aairy
Lou Ridog
Sureka
Areka Ees