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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-11
LEXINGTON, KY.-Forty horses, in

LEXINGTON, KY.-Forty horses, in
cluding Allie West, a $4,000 colt, at the Cur
ragh training stables, are down with the epi-
Zootic.
The Daily Press is again troubled with the
financial AFFAIRS OF our Lunatic Asylum. In
Sundays issue the Steward is charged with
deficit OF $3.50 in one year, and IN other years
detcits amounting IN all 10 $10,OOJ. Tue ac-
counts at the Asylum Office are open to any one
who will take the trouble to look into them, so
that it is improper to publish doubtful rumors
about this institution when the real ngures can
be obtained by little palnstaking. The Press
should give us facts and figures or forever hold
The Lexington City Council is the most un-
popular body, of men that has met since the Or
| ganzaton Of the city. NO one has word 10
| say in their defense.
This city is without Street Commissioner,
and the three hands employed on the streets to
keen them in repair. spend one-half their time
sitting on cellar doors. On Saturday we in
formed one Of them, MIR. Charles Henry, about
these charges. He quietly said he didn't care
what any one said, and was as independent as
his superoIs in Office.
Majcr NJ G. johnson, Gen. VIM. Preston and
Private Dennis Mulligan constitute the Big
Sandy Rail- DAD Committee Private MuIigan
is not very partial to railroads. While testi-
| fyin,; lately in a railroad damage suit he said
! he ''never knew Of any good they were to Lex
| ing on" , r
Methodist Church, and Elder aluen, OF tne
| Chri tian Church. began on Monday at Mich
olnsville. There will he two discussions day
for no telling how long. Col. l. Is. Sandusky.
President of the Psyche Philosophic Society OF
this city, sholrdb be made Moderator. He would
] decide points of controversy more readily than
anv one in the county.
! Two hundred mcn are bulding.the Southern
railroad bridge crossing the Kentucky river.
| The Young Mems Prayer meeting was held
last sunday in the Mill street Presbyterian
Church. 1t WAS poorly attended. The Young
men of Lexington, let 1t be told to their shame,
prefer to spend the holy Sabbath day sitting
around livery stables, while another portion Of
them are of drinking whisky. They are as
much strangers to piety as the Pagans are to
| christianity. -
| Misses Sallie and Mary O'Hare, of Versailles,
l are visiting NJ iss Lizzie Moore, Of Lexington.
| The proposition to subscribe s20o,OOO to eN-
tend the Big Sandy railroad will meet with
fierce opposition from the people OF Fayette
county, former subscriptions to railroads hav-
ing proved very buldensome to the. taxpayers.
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ED. STAR;-In the election of County COM
missioner tomorrow, party should be ignored
Tax payers and those desiring reform in the
management Of our city and county affairs
should ask themselves but one question in
reference 10 the candidates and that is: sis he
h0nest-is he capablep"
Bear In mind that hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars are expended annually by the Board
of County Commissioners for public improve-
ments
Mr. Hopper, the Democratic candidate. is a
resident OF Anderson township, is an honest
man, and a successful farmer and business
man. For twenty five years he has held high
social position among his neghbors.
Mr.. Birnbaum Is entirely ,,nacquaintea with
public affairs, and lives in the city.
Before casting his vote, lot every one pause
and ask; ..Who Is the better man--Mr. Hopper
or Mr.. Birnbaums" and We do not fear the re-
suit "lNpEPENpENT VOTER" !
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IL, 1875.

terrible storm occurred oyer.a large por-
tion Of the United Kingdom, doing great
damage to the crops, shipping and other
property.
o. LONDON, OCT. 1.-THE English steam
er Biscay, belonging to Newcastle,
stranded off JutIand while on VOYAGE
from Constadt to Bremen Haven. Elev-
ell persons were drowned. The Biscay
was an Iron steamer, built in 1872, and
was owned in London.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Kaiserhol Home
has been destroyed by fire. The loss is
estimated at one million thalers.
LET US HAVE PEACE.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE new Servian
Ministry, the formation of which is an.
nounced, is composed OF members of the
Peace party.
TO THE VATICAN.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-THE Government
ba 8 addressed note to the Vatican, in
which it refuses to establish the unity OF
Spain.
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,he Ladies, Centennial association.

The ladies composing the Ladies' Centennial
Association met at the Young Mems Christian
Association Rooms this morning to take some
further action concerning their part in the Ex-
position of 1876
A propo sition was made to reconsider the ac-
tion by which 5000 was to be donated for the
erection OF buildings for the Ladies' Depart
ment at the Centennial.
A lengthy debate upon the subject followed.
Considerable feeling mas been elected by the
action Of the Centennial Board at Philadelphia
concerning the relation OF the Ladies' Branch
to the Exposition itself. The Board, 1t is
claimed, after inviting the ladies to take part
in the Centennial display and occupy space in
the building, informed them at the last mo,
ment that they could not be accommodated sss..
with the space, and that they must, II they
wished to exhibit, erect their own buildings.
1t was for this purpose that sthe s5,0OO was
voted by the Cincinnati society some weeks
ago.
Owing to the dissatisfaction arising from
this and other causes, the proposition was this
morning made to reconsider the vote on this
donation. After a long discussion, however,
| the proposition was rejected, and the meeting,
after some other business, adjourned.
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LAST EDITION
New York.

Canal Fraud Comnission-Failure
-Red-ClOud RepOrt-Marine Dis
aster.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE sixth re-
port OF the Commission examining into
the Canal frauds, has just been made to
Governor Tilden. 1t relates wholly to
the contract given in 1875 to Henry d.
Dennison tor improving the Champlain
canal, from the south end of Grand Lock
above Scheurville to Billiards. Bend.
The contract was awarded to Dennison
for SO, $50 80, but by fraud or ignorance
of Engineers Stephens E. Babcock and
K. Ii. Crocker, by Incorrect survey and
increase OF estimates, DennisOn was
paid STAG. .216, or nearly sixteen times the
amount OF his bid. The Commission ex-
press the belief that the survey of Bab-
cock and the estimates OF Crocker were
deliberate fraud upon the State, and
were carried out in the interest Of the
contractor. Notwithstanding the enor-
nous cost, the greater part of the
work done has been found 10 be compar-
atively worthless.
The following steamers arrived there
to-day: Britannia, from Liverpool; Den
mark, from London; Minstrel, from
Gibraltar.
Late on Saturday night Herbert Coop
er, Captain of the coal bark N. l.. Lee,
reported at the New-street Police Sta
tiOn, that while passing the battery in
tow OF the steam tug Argent, they were
iun into by an unknown schooner, dam
aging his bark to such an extent that
she almost sank. The Captain, who was
OH deck at the time of the collision, was
rescued by deck-hands of the tug, but
his wife and child, who were asleep in
the cabin at the time, went down with
the bark and were drowned.
John S. Roberts, son of VIM. P. Rob-
erts, -four and grain dealer at No. 10
Front street, has made an assignment of
his property for the benefit OF creditors.
The failure was the result OF declining
market and losses on heavy advances on
grain. Liabilities not yet known, but
will not be heavy.
The report OF the Red Cloud Investi-
eating Commissioners will be ready to
be sent to President Grant tomorrow.
Wm. West, of Philadelphia, has declined,
the Commissioners say, TO appear be-
fore the Board.
THE HERALD ON IMITATION.
CThe Herald editorially reviews the
prospects of the Ohio election to-m0r.
row, and says the effects OF the Ohio
platform has been to enlist Republican
party feeling on the side of good money.
No matter how the election may GO to.
morrow, imitation is dead as a practical
issue in our politics.
1t is, therefore, of little consequence
whether Allen is reelected Or not. The
Presidential election will not be fought
on the currency question.
FROM STANLEY.
A letter from Henry Stanley the ex.
nIorer. dated on the Victoria, Nyansea.
Africa, March 1st, 1876, is published
to-day, giving an interesting account OF
his 1913 days journey across the wilds Of
the African interior.
During the journey from Bagamoiga to
Kamohgi many OF the party died from
fatigue, famine, dysentery and fever,
while numbers mad to be lett ON the
route.
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Board of Health.

The Board held special meeting this NOR
ming. Present, Mayor Johnston and Messrs.
Bramble, Fratz, Schultz and Thomas.
Drug bills amounting to 1885 were ordered
paid. :,
Mr.. Schultz was made committee of one to
confer with the City Solicitor as to tile propri-
ETY. Of placing notices on houses where small
box exists. @
The report OF the Health Oficer for Septem-
Der was read. 1t showed the number of deaths
to be 401; OF these l54 were from zymotic dis
eases, IS from accident, 2 from intentional vio-
lence, 45 from consumption, and II from old
age. There were q deaths on the 25th inst. .
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Miners R0tVS. g.

:. PoTTsvILLE, Oct. u.-James Johns
Englishman, miner by occupa
ton, was shot, had his throat cut, and
badly beaten with billy, yesterday
morning, at Shenandoah City,by party OF
parties not yet fully identified. Johns is
still alive, but with little chance of re.
cOvery.
About half-past s, in a saloon on Coal
street at the same place, man by the
name OF Richard Terrell was shot in the
head, the bail lodging near the right tem-
pie, by one OF u crowd who had just en-
tered the place. No arrest has yet been
made. Terrell is likely to recover.
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More Work. tor the Coroner.

The body OF a man by the name OF Smith was
found near the railroad bridge, at Ludlow
Grove, in horribly manged condition, having
been. in all probability, run over by freight
train of the NJ. Il {. road during the night. A,
flag was found in his hand. whicn led to the
supposition that he was an employe of the
road. The Coroner will hod an inquest this
afternoon,
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FINANCIAL
CINCINNATI, Oct. II

CINCINNATI, Oct. Ill :3D L. NJ.
Gold in New York, 16%.
Eastern exchange is firn with q good de-
mand. No change in rates. Buying at par;
selling at l. 10 prem.
sterling exchange is steady, with fair de-
mand at 4.S7 sight. and 4S4 sixty-day blllss
gold.
Southern r. r. 7-30s are quiet at 1903 aud in
terest. Other local securities are steady, with
little doing. Gas Co.'s stock s0l, L. NJ. Il. r..
stock 81, G., Ii. & ID. 30.
There is an active demand for money to-day.
Supply ample at the usual rates. ~
There is very little doing here in Govern.
ment securities. The local sales are EaK
margin on New York quotations which arc as
fol t-
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uiCtGe.

DETaoIT, Oct. 1l.-Winnie, ten year
old daughter of E. Cobb, an officer OF the
New York Penitentiary at Auburn, who
lived with her aunt in this city, and has
been missing two weeks, was found by
fisherman ten miles below the city, yes.
Lerday, floating in the river in
an upright position, head thrown back
aud lace pointing to the sky. Indica'
tions are that her death was caused by
suicide,
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Makina Yoters in q Hurry.

The Office Of the Clerk of the Probate Court
was literally swarmed this morning with ap-
plicants for naturalization papers. Seven as
sistants were brought into Mr.. Gettier's Office,
and then it was a d ficult matter to accommo-
date every one. Over three hundred papers
were issued,
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SnOfIlPr Iuntke8t.

The verdict Of the Coroner's Jury in the case
of the man Lou Smith, a brakeman on the NJ. &
c. roa l., who was found dead on the track OF
the above road near Ludlow Grove, this morn
ing, as that he came to his death from in
j.ries received by being run over by a freight
train while in the discharge OF his duties
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Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE hoisting
works of the Utah Mine, Virginia City,
were destroyed by fire last night. Loss,
quarter of million. The works had
been recently completed with machin-
cry to sink to depth of two thousand
feet.
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Late Foreign News.

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Kaiserhof Hotel,
in this city, Is totally burned. II was
The finest Of the kind In Germany. The
loss is estimated at million dollars
LONDON. Oct. 1l.-This afternoon a
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PIXIES MUSIC HALL.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 13.

GrandVo ocal and Instrumental Concert, by the
young, Distinguished Piano Virtuoso,
HERR. s. LIEBLING,
From Berlin, Germany, assisted by MISS
FLORA MUELLER, MISS v. DE fELGROM
Reserved seats 81. To be obtained at Dob
meyer Il Newhall's. ocll-3t
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Fred. Alderman. at one tmc the champion
billiard -pIaver OF the West, but now connected
with the celebrated ). NJ. Brunswick q Bake
Co. billiard table manufactory, leaves to-nor-
row for Sante Fe, New Mexico, where he hopes
to regain his health, which Of late has bsen
very poor.
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BOARDING.

TpOARDING-FAMIL BOARDING One
ID or two nice families can be accommodated
| with elegant rooms and good board in u first
central part Of the city; best OF references
given and required. Apply at 81 East Fourth
street. ocll-3t
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VNTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly Of ia Race street, are located
at the 'sSun Saloon" % Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
1t all hours, day and night. Oc4-20t
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CTUWH TTIlCC,. -..s...sV ufS' 4
Time-1:49, 1 :4s, 1850, 1:5l, 1852.
AT JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, Oct. 9.-Arcturus won the
first race, Josie d. seconds Matte W. third, ana
Caroline fourth.
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VNTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock of
w Iirst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business: Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street. first floor. je26-tf
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The pitisburg Industrial Exposition
Is now open.
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VTTANTED-TO RENT-A building con-
wv tanning portable or stationary engine Of
about As horsepower and toiler of about %
horse power; must be cheap. Address s., box
|, l,z92. OcS-5t
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WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w That the New York Shoe Store, No. 9 East
Fifth street, is reopened with a fresh stock of
Boots and Shoes at astonishing low prices. w.
r. CAHILL, Proprietor. ocl1 st
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T OST-CHARM-Knight of PythIas Charm
i OF Badge triangular shape; on reverse
side: "Presented by Excelsior Lodge No. 0.
June oath, 1>73." Supposed TO be lost on Third
street, bet. Walnut and Lawrence sts. Return
to 12l Walnut street and receive reward.
ocl1-zt
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The Races.

THE following is the result Of the races after
our time Of going to press Saturday:
FIRST RACE. ~
Third Heat-AlIen first, Yeazell second,
Gustic third, Deception, Davis and Phoebe dis
tanced.
Allen was then declared winner in three
straight heats.
LULU.
Third Health this heat the mare did some
beautiful work, not making single break
from the beginning. Time, 2:s!%.
THE RUNNING R ACE.
1t was rather late in the day when the horses
were called for this race, and candles had to
b. taken to the judges'stand before the end OF
the last heat to READ the time by. The follow
ing is the summary:
Enlistsr: ~ e. r:............."...I5 2 3 3 =
W ar jig ........-...'..."S
Add .'...........4 . 1 ! Z
Port Leonard. ......55 dis'
Crown Prince. dis.
Time-149, / :4S, 1:50, 1851, 1852.
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UyANTED-PARTNE 60 in restau-
wv rant and saloon or saloon and concert
hall, ETC.; will require some money; must be
rentlemanIy and q dresser. Address BOS-
TUNIAN. Steubenv,lle, o. Ocll-3t
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UJANTED PHOTOGRAPHER-O who
w is good retOucher, a young man; send
sample of work. Address for further infOr-
nation, JAS. L. BLIZZARD, Bellefontaine,
Ohio oc!1-4t
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L,OR RENT-HoUsE-In suburban town on
the G., II. and D., and e., Z. and l. Rail-
road, ~ minutes ride from city; house con-
talns rooms, closets in all; we'll and cisterR
and all modern conveniences; within min
utes' walk OF dcp0ts; Will rent to responsible
PARTY for six months or one year at s25 per
month. Address Ii. Il. ID. Lock-box 2o7. ocll-2t
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NOR RENT-ROOM-A nice front room,
I first floor, furnished or unfurnished, for
one or two gentlemen. Apply at 3lO Freeman
street. ID door south of Clark. Oc9-2t"
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r OST-WATCH-At Hartwell. Station, be-
i i tween nine and ten O'Clock, four-ounce
case, open-face Culvert- Elgin, No 1880. SO
q. G. l39. Finder please leave with Agent and
receive reward. Octt-2t
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VXTANTED - AN ENGAGEMENT = By a
w man 80 years Of age, 1s years expert
ence for self, years on the road for others;
large acquaintance with business houses in
Michigan and ludiana; A l references given
on all points; security Il wanted. Address Z.
L. GEEBE, care First National BanK, Jack
koa, Michigan. ocil-4t
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LOST.

T OST-DOG-s25 reward; about month
/ 4 ago, near Fifth and Race SITS, large-s sized
black -and-tan, answers to name OF Prince;
leave at 10 W. Fifth st., up stairs. oc1l-2t
T OST-HANDKERCHIEF- plaid silk, be-
i 4 tween Fifth and Elm, and L0Dgworth and
Race. A liberal reward will be given by re-
turning 1t to 226 Sycamore stree. ocll-2t
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ANTED--.ROOMS.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-In Covington, adouble brick OF
I IL rooms, in go)d order, SJ2 and SOi Craig
street, opposite Eighth street. W. u. Cli Al.
BERLIN, this Office. se2S-l2t'
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The following is the $40 p. NJ. report Of New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett n Co.. % West Third Street:
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WANTED = PARTNER-W With $1,000, to
w start a manufacturing business in st.
Louis that will be new there. Address CHAS.
HAWTHORNE Cincinnati Post Office.
Oc-l1-3t
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w TANTED-SHIRT A. Smith 4
w Co., dealers in dry goods, &C., No. "a Il.
Fifth street, between Main and Sycamore
streets, have for sale hne lot Of white shirts,
slightly soiled from handling. This is rare
chance. Go and SEQ them. They are selling
very low. IL
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w NeW Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
1gj West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4n
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WANTED Webster's
w Unabridged: secondhand will do, IL in
COOL condition; must be cheap. Address,
stating price, A. B., care Of CALDWELL &
CO., Visalia, Kenton county, Ky. Oci1-4t
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w kNTED-STABLE-To buy a boarding
wv stable in Cincinnati; give location, ca
pacity, price and terms, material OF building,
extent OF lease and yearly rent. Address G. v.
MITCHELL, Martinsville, Ind. ocll-4t
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TOR SALE-MARE-Trots a mile in three
n minutes without any training, a-beautifu
and is gentle. Address W. e. PARKS, Car
Isle. Ky. ocl1-4t
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EOR SALE-BUSINES ESS - Old d-establisheC
I notion and variety business; good stand
owner retiring; rent low. For particulars ad
dress J. NJ. SHAW, 1888 Spring Garden street
Philadelphia. ocll-at
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Observation-Disclosures

VHTANTED-PAINTI job Of almost
w any kind: can work at most any branch
&f he trade. Address j. S. ANDERSON, Sid
nov q oc11 st
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-04-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLE


UntH turther notice. the Postofnce will be
open foF delivery aId reception OF mall mat
Ter from ) A. N. daily, except Sundays, ana
on sundays one hour after a~rriVa4Uf western
mail. Omaha tine n the time Of office,
Money order Office open from 8 A. NJ. TO
9 p. n. daily. except Sundays.
Western mails close daily at l:lS y. N.
Eastern mails close daily at &l1 7. n.
Denver Pncinc Railroad, including Denver
and southern mails, close ut 2s5 7. N.
Mails arrive from cast daily ht l:lD =. NJ,
and from ths west daily at BIB 4 n.
Nails arrive from Denver, COL, and way,
via Denver Pacific II. r., nt 1850 p. NJ.
Malls close for Fort Iarnmie and Fort Fet-
Lerman on Mondays at 7 A. ~,
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
etterman fridays Mt 7 p. n.
Mall closes for Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays at \. ~.
Nail arrives from Red Cloud and Spotted
Tall Agencies MondRys and Fridays nj br n.
Mail closes for DavN' Rancho Saturdays at
SAN
Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays at
4 p. NJ
Mall closes for Fort Collins and Longmont,
Col. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
Mall arrive4 from Fort Collin. and Long
mont, Col, Moodnys, Wednesdays and FRI
II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.