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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-26

paid are omitted in the above list correction
will be made ifthe name and amount be COM
municated to Mr.. James Fullerton, 49i Louisi-
ana avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-26

the entrance and the State is subjected to an ex-
pense Of thousands of dollars daily for the purpose
that our people should consider these matters and
whether or not they are willing TO counteuance
and support such high handed outrages upon their
liberties Are they ready and willing to yield their
rights as freemcn and become slaves to the forces
which are thus burdening them with taxation and
undermining and destroying their free Institutions?
have no fear but that the honest and intelligent
sentiment of our citizens will discountonnncc this
military usurpaton and sustain the legal govern
ment In It's efforts TO restore peace and order and
promote the welfare of the State.
Joseph l., SMITH Governor.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

On Monday morning at 1;i5, the
regular passenger train on the South
Park railroad. left Bucna Vista for
Denver, the engine in charge of Mr.
jenkins. volunteer engineer, taking
HE place of Tom Lotus, the regular
engineer who was silk. and Mack
Wilson. n Noung man % wears of age.
son OF Cul. Bob Wilson, OF Denver, as
fireman. When The train had reached a
point about halla mi.e east of South
Platte Station, the engiaeer discover,
ell pine knot lying on tho track but
not dccming il dangerous went ahead
ami seemingly passed il safely. a
few momeuts afterwards he asked
yonng Wilson 10 tako the lever,
which was done and almost instantly
the engine jumped the track, the en-
gineer springmg of. Mack Wilson,
however, hrave!y remained with the
engine, applied the steam breaks and
surccedcd in stopping the train. The
engine went over. thouA h, and turn
ing upside down carried Young Viii
sun to his death, lie had saved the
lives OF his passengers but lost hi:
own.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
General McKenxic.

Gen. Mcknaz,c is nephew OF
John Slidvll, the celebrated couieClSr-
ate. His father. Slidcil's. brother,
changed his name in order 10 inherit
n great cstte. He was an officer OF
the navy and hung SON OF the secrc-
tary OF the navy for mutiny. lie
was rigid old disciplinariln. This
MeKenzie, his son, remained loyal to
the Union and since the war became
famous for raidins after snilians over
into Mexico from Texas. Hc nearly
kicked up war with that country.
unqucsti"nably the dirty work OF
protecting The Ute iaurdercrs. IL
which hn has been assigned is very
dis,astcful to him.-tDcnver News.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22


Commissioner Williamson, OF the
geusyal land oiEic., has made an i'm
porisnt decision regarding side and
end lines of miuin" claims, which
was fully illustrated in tho Denver
Tribune of la.t Sunday aud also in
the Inter Ocean. In substance he
decides that side lin s'eaunot bo made
cro>Swise of n reiu; that the dip OF
the lode cannot he followed beyond
the side or cnl lines OF the claims I:
that portion uf n side line cannot
he properly made an cud line; that
the law couicmplatcs ;hat The miner
must make his location on one vein ;
that the middle of the vein must hr
asccriaiucd by actual exploration and
development, or the discovery Shalt
musi. for executive purposes, bs tax
en- as the middle of the vein,
aud the lateral measurements
hc made t'icrcfrom. He i not TO he
understood as constituting the law MS
requiring a perfect parallclogram, hn,
it must not vary largely from that
| figure, for such material varisnce in
wolves conditions which in a greater
"r less dcgrce, according 10 circum-
stances which al the date of location
and paien, even are most Frequently
unknown qualities, coUaict with the
theory OF the law, render uncertain
the property rights of the adjoining
owner or owners Isl HE vicinity, aud
in patent which should convey the
! property in that form which will at
to its subsequent use possible, result
in rich and apt material for litigation,
The decision is full of interest 10
prospcctors and should be carefully
| studied by them.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

1t is useless 10 become excited over
tales of massacrcs py Utes in the
Gunnison at this limc of tho year.
That country is fun Of cxeitablc Iurn
who Imagine every gan fred is a sig-
nal for 5loodshed, and should one or
two mea get Killed, by the time the
story reaches this side OF The range it
is multiplied and added la until a
terrible slaughter is the result. Rrrp
cool aud keep of the reservation as
much as possible and nobody needs
80 die in au Indian ruassacre.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

The remarkable increase in the vol
umc OF business transacted by the
Atchison, Topeka aud Santa Fe road
will be seen in the following resume
from their last report. The gross
earnings in 1879 were S6,SSl.442,
against S3,959.s6S in the previous
wear, while The net earnings for the
year 1879 werS S5,554, ,967, as against
81 1909, $50 in 1873. There are now
l.3l7 miles OF road operated, an in-
crease of live hundred miles in two
ycars.-[Chieiiaiu.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22


oldest claims in California guicI., near
Orc City. is again being worked.
Fairplay Flune: Five tons or
more of hundrcd-ounce ore were
shipped down frum the Sweet Home
mines last week. This was the first
shipment for the season and is, we
believe, the prelude of large sum
mer's production.
Kokomo Times: The Denmark
mine, one of the firt located on Jack
mountain is reported 10 be showing
considerable fine grade galena. Tie
development on the ir,le consists OF
a two hundred and thirty foot tur-
mel and cross-cut 10 The right oil
fifty feet. 1t is owned by Cornelius
& Hanson. both of Kokomo. ASSAYS
of the mineral have shown it to be of
very good grade
n Buena Vista Times: Messrs. Dog
gctt & Sandersnn have purchased 420
acres of placer ground q mile and Il
half below iown which they propose
to work extensively at once. They
have bought Little Giant hydraulic
and rs soon as ditch can be got out
large enough to furnish sufficient
water. it will be knocking treasure
out of the gravel bar in good shape.
Mr.. John Sanderson, one OF the part
mcrs, is the well known Leadvillc
operatur-a thorough-goiug miner,
who understands his business.
Kokomo Times: Monday while
some workrncn were Prospecting a
new tunnel on the EIS Mountain
mine. The White Ouail. a solid furrna-
tion of five feet of aalcna and sulphur
cts. running two hundred aud fiftv-
TWO ounces. was rechad. Suecimrus
OF the ore shown at this ofIic. show
the ~aleua to he very fine nraiuell
while the suIphurets are of n tIsrkfsh
blue color and very rich. Thv work
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
rnc Condemned kaiioeh,..

SAN FRANcIsc5, May 15.-Ths
Baptist State Convention, in session
at Sacramento, passed (n"t tabled a
stated last nishD the resolution ex-
pressing condemnation of The course
OF Heys- l. ). and NJ. KailoclI, and
givin. notice that preliminary steps
would be taken Tor 81 licarin. between
the asgrievcd churches. of which the
kallocbs are-iJasIors, by "a vote of IS
10 80, after sharp debaIe.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

The wind storm that blew so hard
Yesterday afternoon. demolished tho
temporary building ownes. by Mr..
siaaiiek. just west al l,ts Residences.
Il WAS occnpIed bv Mr. Geo. w. ifYa-
xier. the black smith, whose iaisIiy
c>rapcd just IA time 10 save Injury.
The iuruiiure and wase was slia-ised
TO pieces. Tho barn Of Afr. Baker
guard at the penitcntiary. blew down
and t,s ps#5 started ivf the bills.
The striped tent back ~ tic ftEcoNTs
osiiec was fattened nat. sevcrai Iargs
Store window slassss were s,rsnshssl.
Tie storm lasted only few aainases.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

Mr.. Lacy, who las been strong
democrat aud connected with the
press OF Custer county. having seen
the folly of his WAYS has joined the
republican ranks. We congratulate
him upon his good sense, but Sopc
hc will not Become bitter partisan
as another OF lie Custer county edi-
tors did when he went over to the
democracy some Time ago.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

The ordinances passed hy the board
of trustees the past three weeks are
sialwart in every sense Of that word.
aud if enforced to the letter Canon
City will bo enabled 10 invite Ills.
n.o.t rulchard Bn>tunian to dwell
within her limits without fear OF
having his sensitive organism over
tii;.uel
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
STATE NEWS.
The Cantala of Esther was recent
IL riyen in TeadvilIe


lv given in Leadville.
Bucna Vista is now money order
dnce OF The second class.
Excursions to the top of Pixies Peak
are now Of daily occurrence.
Lcadyille Chronicle: Lets in Ruby
City arc now commanding a large
| figure.
Fort Collins is rejoicing over a
new and commodious hotel, the Ted
mon House.
The hoIa-mp business Us profitable
Investment in LeadYiile according to
reports in The new spapcrs.
A party of tourist were attacked
by armed men nepr tile gas works
right in the great city of Denver and
Trobbcd.
Citizens of Kokomo recently de-
Fmolishcd house which some jump
crs lad erected ON lots belonging to
other parties.
7 David Wallace. a miner, was killed
! last wecl, i'll the IIenrieite mine, Le:i,I-
Vile, by falling dowp the shaft dis
tancc of 58o feet.
A man named Tom Scott was
knocked down and killed by one of
Barlow & SanGersou's stages in
Lcadvillc or the 17th inst.
The Register Call. of Central City.
says Mr.. Darlington. the husband OF
Miss Abbie Carrington, of the Mem
delssohn's, is well known as the
drummer Boy of Shiloh
Ledger: Longmnnt is building mp
as rapidly as workmen can push the
work along. Ii there were double
the number of workinen here they
could all find employment.
ChicfIain: \ meeting of the Of
ficers of the Pueblo and Silver Cliff
railroad company was held May 18th
ani it was determined 10 push the
survey with all possible speed.
ouray Times: y number of freight
teams have arrived in town this week
loaded with provisions for our mcr-
chants. Charley R1wles received
forty five pounds of butter and sold
il out in ten minutes at ninety cents
per pound.
Saguachc Chronicle: J. L. Lacy,
formerly of the Silver CliT Miner.
passed through town on Friday en-
Of thes Eik Mountain Pilot with him
and cxpecis to issue the first number
about June LIST.
A few Sundays since 81 SUNDAY law
breakers oil Leadviile were summon
ed 10 appear before a justice OF the
peace ON the Monday following to
show cause why they kept their
places of bu-in~ss open ON the Sab
bath day. They were fined from
three TO five dollars according TO the
extremity of the oifense.
Bucma Vista Times: The driver of
the Canon stage from LeadviIle, Sun
day, hooked up after dinner and
drove away, leaving his load of pas
sengcrs behind. lie was probably
ihiuking of '.h"mc and MOTHER" or
the girl he left behind him. The pas
srngrr<, upon fiudiu. the stage gone.
were considerably warmer than the
state of the thermometer justified.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
ASSAYS For THE WEEK.

ASSA IL EOh ii 4 W EEh.
\ small revolution is reported in
Mexico.
Terrible fires are still raging in the
woods of New Jersey
p Congress has passed a resolution
agreeing TO adjourn on May 29ilI.
| The secretary of the treasury and
commerce of Japan is III this country.
Hostile Indians are railing ranches
and numbering prospec,ors in Ari-
iona.
Russia is making vigorous prepar'
ations for her prospective war with
China.
Tho president has sent TO conyssss
message on the Fortune Bay fSst
outrage.
Dcsiroying6 656 buildings FIRE caused
a loss OF 81, l,6)1,oo1 at Milton. Penn
sylvania, has; week.
The experts at West Point have
agreed that Whitaker. tlie colorcd
cadet, disigured himsclf.
A Mexican freighicr was lynchca
i!1iI.. u lIas SisGi SsiasSGi;e4 ,R FRI IN iyf,tsr
a portion of the business houses in
Salina, Kansas, were burned ON the
I7ih resulting in 10 of 81, 900.
Senator Gordon of Georgia las re-
signed aud ex-governor j. 6. Brown
has Lcen appointed to fill the vacancy.
Earl Duuraven. well known in Col
or,,,lo as the owner of Estes Park. Is
reported very i'll in London. England.
A dispatch states that an eight year
old sou Of W n. Mitchell OF Silver
Cliff, was killed on the 18th by tree
falling ON him.
Gen. Adams reports in Washington
iha, there are i,00o teams waiting
near the Ute reservation for the pass
age OF the Ute bill.
It is reported that Victoria's band
of Indians in New Mexico have been
largely reinforced. Gen. Hatch
keeps CLOSELY in pursuit OF them.
Ii is probable that the president
will call an extra session OF congress
after the adjournment on the 3lst.
Sufficient appropriations have not
been made.
The republicans of Minnesota have
instructed their delegates to vote for
! William Window at Chicago for the
presidential nomination. Blaine is
| their second choice.
The president has announced the
appointment of Horace Maynard as
postmaster general in place of Key
Maynard is now United States minis,
ter at Coustanlinople
Information from New Mexico
states that on the lsfh INST, Indians
raidcd Lunas' ranch. scventy-iiv,
miles from Rio Qucmaio and Sillct
ten people. Genl. Hatch is hotl,
| pursuing Victoria.
A party OF Indians who stole sever
nj head or stock in the Black Hill
have been oyertaken and seventy
seven head recovered. Four of th'
Indians were Killed and one of th'
pursuing party.
The great boat race for the cham
pionshipoi the United States betweei
ilanlan and Courtncy took place a
Washington on the 18Th. witnessed n!
$4,000 people. The race was casi,,
/, won by Hanlan. Courtney PLAYING
out as usual before tue race was ha,
over. uanlan and Riley are to row
next week.
The total valuo OF the cxports o
wheat and flour for tbs ten month
ending April 3),h. amount to tho cx
traorhinary figures OF SiSa.7ss 95t
against Siaa, ,s5o,Ssz fer the corres
, ponding months of lSfS-a. Com
pared with last year. which @as on
OF unprecedented grain shipments
the value OF wheat AMI tiour cx porte
: during the last ten mouths exhibit
an increase os sssa, ,Soo. .0oo
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

Special dispatches to The Denver
Republican OF last Monday from Ala.
mosa. Del Nortc aud Lcadvillc rc.
port. that the counties. of Concios,
Rio Granlc and Lake have elected
delegates TO the republican state con.
vention, which meets in Denver OH
Tuesday next, instructed To vote foi
Grant,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

QUEDEc, May IL Archbishop
Tashcarn has isslIed u pastoral con-
iemning trades lnIions. lie says /:
.~Anp Saiholic -wlio shall attack or
conspire TO attack any person because.
that person I.a-s Worked or is willing
to work at pricc wi,icl, he thinks
ii t shall be excor.municated.D
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
A BIG s ALE.

Mcssrs. Edwards. Powell and Haf-
ford, Yesterday sold their entire in
tcrcsts in the celebrated Horn Silver
mining claim, located at the base OF
Ruun,l mountain. 10 Mcssrs. Turner
and uirsca of Chicago. We were
unable to ascertain the exact amount
paid, but have reasons to believe that
It's considerably above $4,000. The
gentlemen purchasing have plenty OF
means, aud will work the claim for
all That it is worth. The develop
ments already made on this claim as
sure the gentlemen shat they have u
valuable property.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
STOLEN TELEGRAMs:

LEADvILLE, May 16-Acumpany of
one hundred men will be organized
here SUNDAY to go into the Ute re-
servaiion. They will Ic thoroughly
armed, aud well cqnippcd for The
summer. Major Kline, formerly of
tie "Bucktail'' regiment of Pennsy!-
vania volunteers, is leader.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

Good hcalih is one OF The things
iikcIy TO be enjoyed by Canon City
ties this summer. Grim filth and
garbage eating cows are to be kept
out of the diirhes.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
Silver CIirItems.

Brom The PrOsPeci:
The measles are not only annoying
thc little ones in cur camp, but Il
great number of grown persons ara
suffering from the same disease.
Gcn'l. Sampson has rented Mr., j.
W. Browns handsome residence ON
Mil street and will remove his fam
lily here for the summer.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

Lake COUNT held its rernhlican
convention to send delegates TO the
state convention, on "Wednesday, A
Ginnt resolution WAS adopted, but
tho delegation goes practically unin-
siruessd.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

Custer couu,y's republican eonven'
ton 10 send delegates to the state
convention WAS held on the 18th.
The delegates go instructed to vote
for Grant,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

Representative BeIfprd made quite
an impression in the house the other
day on an amcndnent to the artcsian
well bill.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

The Democrats of Virginia have
expressed. in convention. ikeir pre-
ference Tor Judge Field as their presi-
DENTAL candidate.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

Solutions OF tho gem puzzle. in
tended Tor publication. may be writ
ten ON both sides Of n piece Of paper
and hAadsd in with spring poetry.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

TLe Dakota Republicans will send
two delegates To Chicago Instructed
for windom. otherwise tor Blaine.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22

The Illinois convention declared
for Grant. Nine congressional dis
iricts, however, will bolt.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
Tie rcpnbIicans OF Clrar Creek O.

The republicans Of Clrnr Greek Co.
will send fifteen delegates to the
convention instructed TO use all hon
ora5lc means to secuFe ihe Colorado
delegation 10 the national convention
favorable to Blaine for the presi-
tlrnrN
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
The cows must go.

Stephen j. Field is looming up as
prominent democratic candidate for
tile presidency.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-22
Red Cliff is for Blaine.
Chafliec county is anti,Grant.
Gnpiu eouaty is an,i-Graut.

Arapahoc county went solid for
Grant. So reads Telegram from
Denver
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

USE OF SALT.-In many q dlSOrdered
stomach, teaspoOnful of salt is a Ger
tain cure In the violent internal ach-
salt to a pint OF cold water, drink it and
go to bed il is one of The speedIeSt and
best remedies known. The same viii
revive person who seems almost dead
from receiving a fall, etc. III an apo
plectic iii, no time should be lost il
pouring down salt water, If sufficient
sensibility remains to allow Of swallow
ing it; if not, the head must be spOnged
with cold water until the senses return,
when salt will completely restore the
patient from his lethaTgy In a fit, the
feet should be placed in warm wafer
with mustard added, and the legs brisk
ly rubbed, all bandages removed from
the neck, and a cool apartment prOcur-
ed if possible. In many cases of bleed
ing at the lungs, when other remedies
fail, Dr. Rush found that two teaspoon
fuls Of salt completely stayed the blood
In the case of a bite from q mad dog.
wash the part with a strong brine for an
hour: then bind on some salt with q
rag. In tOOthachc, warm salt water
held to the part and renewed two or
three times viii relieve in most cases. .-
If the teeth be covered with tartar. wash
twice q day with salt and water. In
sWelled neck, wash the part with brine.
and drink twice 1t day, also, until cured.
Salt will eXpel worms, if used in food in
a moderate degree, and aid digestion,
but salt meat is injurious if used much.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

EXPERIENCE WITH CANADA THIS
TLEs.-E. Bacon writes from Lake cOuu-
ty, H., essentially as follows: Eleven
years ago l bought my present farm, and
upon II was a patch OF Canada thiStles
covering about Ii acres OF land, border
ing OH slough. 1t was SO boggy and
rough THAT it was impossible to NOW
them, even with a scythe, 50 they had
yearly to be cut with a hoe or spade.
making the job an expensive one. Hav-
ing the slough first well drained. plow-
ed the piece-through the summer OF
lS59-plOwed, narrowed, or cultivated,
every time a green plant appeared. On
the first part of September I gave the
field a thorough blowing, narrowing,
and rolling. and sOwed broadcast. by
hand, p bushels Of winter wheat. Hav-
ing just threshed, l give the result.
which was 81 bushels machine measure.
weighing 66 lbs to the bushcl. ! had
one load of rakings that was threshed
with spring wheat, that had no doubt
would have made > to bushels more.
Every part Of it was lodged. and couse-
qUently there was q great deal left on
the ground. l have 10 DOUBT there
were 100 buShe Is grown on the ground
and not thistle has been seen since. .
But was this really the Canada this
tie 20 The ease with which it was sub
dued makes us suspect that it NAV have
been some other thistle.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

A NEW STYLE OF BARREL. has been
deYlSed-one intended for the shipment
OF produce, and which shall be capable
OF transformation after the said produce
IS delivered, SO rs to occupy c0mpara-
lively small space, and be returned to
the sender at the rates of solid freight
and at comparatively trjfIing cost.
The arrangement consists in a series Of
StaFeS, connected by hoops having spec
Tally adapted fastenings, which enable
the slaves 10 be disposed fiat for return
transportation, or rolled up and fastcn-
ed to form barrel. The sides of the
barrel are straight, ard the heads are
held IN place by lugs, alternating when
the barrel Is set up on opposite sides of
the head. The heads are thus of less
diameter than the inside of the barrel.
50 that the latter, when returned, NAV
be Packed full of heads, and the rest Of
the barrel sides packed fatty together
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-05-07

PAFER LEATHER.-The Paper WOrlI
describes new kind OF paper sizing
which promises to be exceedingly use
full. 1t is considerably cheaper than or
dinary size, and it has the merit of max
ing the paper waterproof without discol-
oTatiun. In one experiment one hundred
and eighty-five pounds of leather board
were manufactured from hemp which
was made nearly fine in the engine, and
then the new sizing added mixed, pre-
cipitated, and beaten fine. The thin.
endless sheets were woven around cold
cylinder, and when Of sufficient thick
ness cut, removed, and dried in the sun.
Strips one-fOurth Of an inch thick, when
dry and before rolling, were as plant as
most sole leather, and could be bent
square over without cracking. This
leather board can be made insOluble in
either hot or cold water. a piece Of it
not perfected, and not wholly imperyiOus
TO water, One-fOuTth Of an inch wide.
cut lcngthWise of the fiber. held up seven
ty-seven pounds stone. BY rendering
the same board insoluble, the strength
was increased from seycnty-seven to
two hundred and eleven pounds. Lcath-
er paper Of less thickness made in the
same manner, is described as piiable,
somewhat elastic, apparently durable,
and suitable for the uppers OF shoes.