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A DEslR A1,LE EN- OsEp BUILDING
"A LOT ON CHURCH sTRkEI wh ~, ~
auction. SATURDAY. Jaly e4shs q o'eock 4.
n, IsOf NO. ~. frontlax Sqxloo seft on onu'e"
Rscs rsNr the grades OF streets in
,his i'm meilse neirhborsood wf enhance lis value,
and tnoSe dtstrine to build VIII have an oppor-
''Trkss 1rs fourth cash balancs In six, twelve;
sud eighteen months. Interest addet ans sssnreo
stx e1sSf Srf ~" Auesioneer.
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m USIC.

CIGNOR FELIX JARDELLA HAS Or
- GANIZtD A BAND, and will furnish MUSIC
FOR PARADRS, PIC-NICs: &C., and Is candl.
date for pubic favor promising TO his best tf
forts 10 please. Orders left at Shepperson Nor.
riss musIc-siore 400 Broad street, will he attended
TO- JOHS BOCCHch,
~ 17-eod6t secretary.
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By W. j. Trice. Aucloneer

By W. j. Trics. Auctoneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
" IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY.-By virtue of a
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Goochand county,
rendered on The 18th day of May, 1880, In the
chancery suit theren pending und'r The general
style OF Ellis &c Martin. &C.. we, or either or
us, the undersigned, special commissioners ih.reoy
appointed, will sell, on MONDAY the 10Th OF Au.
gust 1880 County .ay): at IL NJ, In front or
The courthouse d0ar, At GOOchlsDd Courthouse. by
auction, to the highest bidder, all that certain
TRACT, LOT, or PARCEL OF LAND lying am
bsng In the said county. and containing $50
ACRES, more or less, and bounded by the lsnds OF
William WINS. deceased Price Fraystr. deceased,
and others. 1t beiDg the land now owned ana occu-
pied by Robert w. Martin. This land lies near Msn-
ikln, in the lower end OF the county, and has some
improvements on It, 49,
TERMS: 500 cash: residue on a credit Of one,
two, and three years, In bonds Of the purchaser,
with good personal security, In equal instalments'
with interest at per cenlum per annum IRON DAY
OF sale TIL paid, and lille retained till all the pur-
chase money l. paid. But IL The purchaser elect 10
nav one lhlrd in cash. personal security will be dis
nei,s.d with as TO residue. JACKSON GUY,
w. w. COSBY,
A. X. LEAKE,
Special Commissioners.
W. J. TRJCE, Auctioneer ~ 22-4w
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A connects for Farinville, Lynchburx, and al
points in the Southwest.
u connects for Milton, ". G.
& connects for Asheyilie and all points In West
North Carolina.
connects for Macon and all points In southwe'
Georgia.
f connects for jacksonville and all points In Flc.
rida.
Il connects for Macon and all points In Southwes
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, an
all Texas points.
G. connects for Selma, Meridian. jackson. an
Vcksburg.
III connet IS for Galveston and all Texas points.
Train. from the zboye-named points 0rrtUs IN
Richmond at 4:43 p. NJ, $40 A. NJ, and $50 +. ii
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daliy
Trains on North Carolina division make connec.
ton at Gold bOro' with the W. w. X. T.. TO anc
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-room and Sleeping Car
run through on Train No. &S from New York an'
Richmond TO Atlanta, Ca, oh Train NO. AZ from
Richmond to Danyille.
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond AZ
r, NJ; arrives at Ron Air at 7:20 =. NJ. arrives
at Coalheld at 1880 p. NJ. Returning. leaves Coal
field at A. NJ. Ron Air at $40 A. III, and arrives
at Richmond at $50 A. NJ.
Tickets sold 10 all points sonth- southeast, aDo
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets.
JOHN X. MACMURDO,
General Passenger Agent
I. VI. r. TALCOTT, General Superintendent
ty l2
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lust RECEIVED THE LARGESTm
81 AND MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK OFh
TrrRNITtJRE (Queen Anne, East Lake, Par H.
Tor and Chamber suits) that we have ever be-
fore offered 10 the public. Rather than carry the
swing OF 25 per cent We would request all 70 ex-
anime our stock. as we keep everything TO De FOUND
I'm a nrst.class house. Our terms easy, ana accom-
' NV ''' " -" x. GATHRIGHT & SON..
-va, 16 Governor street
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex
~ .ECuTRD At THE OIsrATcH-ePNTlAe
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY'S JAMES,
RIVER LINE.

The splendid iron steamer ARIEL leaves Rich
mond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY at q 4. VI. for regular landings on James
river. Old Point. Norfolk. and Portsmouth, com
Ray-J Inc steamers for Baltimore. which arrive in
fall time for 4 A. VI. train from Baltimore 10
Philadelphia. New York. and Boston.
Through Tickets on sale on steamers aud 40 Gar
bers Agency, $40 Main street. and baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Washington, -. c., Newbsrue, Washington, and
TsrborO', ". g.. and AL points IN Eastern North
Cardinal also tor Eastern Shore Of Virginia, amp-
ton, Old Point. aud all regIlar landings 90 James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through 9l,ls Is
sued l.. u. 1AIUM.
jv13 Superintendent.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
" Board per day, according TO location Of room
aud number of persons in same, Sl.50 TO Sz:oO
per week, SO 10 $11; per month, $50 10 44O.
Snecal contracts with families and parties number
ing over seven persons at less rates. Round-trip
tickets from Richmond to Orkney over Chesapeake
80 JONES PARKER,
~ l7-1m Proprietors.
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By II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
Il ONR FRONTING on THE NORTH SIDE
BROOK AVENUE 3Ox117 FEET TO 4 TEN
FOOT ALLEY. AND THE OTHER, WITH A
LARGE BRICK-AND-FRAME BLACksMlI TIL
SHOP THEREON, FRONTING ON THE WEST
SIDE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND CLAY STREETS. 3S FEET AND
RUNNING BACK ON ITS SOUTHERN LINE
PARALLEL WITH A TWENTY-FOOT ALLEY
40 FEET-FOR SALE AT AUtTi0N.-At the re-
quest of the owner, will offer the above ion
ed REAL ESTATE at p bic auction, upon the
premises. OH THURSDAY The 22d day OF July,
1880. Al 6 O'Clock r. NJ.
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, aud secured by deed of trust.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auctont er.
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DHILADE LPHIA. RICH fE%
i MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM SSestsls&
s rIyrR Ia ND f~ RE ElsT VA FkLL RIVER
TiIREE TIMES A wEEK.-Uptil turtle, no.
ti.e the steamers OF this line will make trl-yeesls
trims leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con-
neciIng at Philadelphia With Cyde's New England
Line for Fall River.
QUICK E-fREQuESr DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily . ltii 5 O'Clock 7. NJ.
JASES ". MCCARRiCK,
General Sou' ern Agent. Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE CO..
General Managers,
nooS No II sonth Wharves. FniisfslphiA.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCE.
Retiring e. ON business, We Offer our
STOCK, FIXTURES, GOODWILL, LEASE, &C.
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS.
Established 20 years. -
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
MRS. r. HUI LER,
iy2l Richmond, Va.
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purpose to make up these goods in the
BEST STYLE OF CUT, TRIMMINGS, AND
WORKMANSHIP,
and at small uniform profit, hoping TO be remune-
rated by an increase in business.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed. re 2o-eod
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE la
H offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Furni- u
ture In price from s23 TO 1900, from the best
maze together with full line Of Parlor, Office, and
Kitchen Furniture and every article In the furni-
ture line; also Cabinet Makers supplies OF every
des ri plion Will duplicate Baltimore prices. Par
tee In want will save money ny giving me cal
ONCE aud warcro ms, 1898 Msin street, near flt,
tenth street. Workshops 6 iS, and 20 n.f,n Sif'
teenth street. WILLIAM DffhVN'
fa =
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POSTPON EMENT.

In consequence OF bad weather the above sale Is
pOstponcd until MONDAY the 26ih instan at Q
O'clock 4. NJ. ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
N23 AuciiOnfer.
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TOR OLD POINT, NOR-sJrGUaI
FOLK, AND BALTIMORE.
GREATLY.REDUCED RATES.

ONLY soc. TO NAY-LANDINGS.
ONLY $l.50 To OLD POINT OR NORFOLK.
ONLY $3.50 TO OLD POINT or NORFOLK
AND RETURN.
ONLY $3.50 TO BALTIMORE.
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DICHMOND BAZAAR, t Err
nos. 1888 AND 1910, rRASxLrS STREET. d
rtus DAY. ALTO O'Clock. we wiI sen registry
of 4 pumbsr or really FiRsI-cLAss ANih MI.
suitable fof civ of farm purposes, among" when
i nay III Arg, az years old--zocd worker: ~ y
4 RAY MARI: has been used by q merchant or our
- civ: car be recommended ~ reliable a. =,
/ BAY H0RsE, SIX years ,ia-good worker to all
The Attention Of parties wanting nrst-class stock
Is asked 10 This portion OF our sale. alot4t
r. ,.la AT SAME TINE, ~
Our usuai assortnsnto OF ILL.,
I, BrG0IEs. 81 ~
M pHAETDNS. 49, = .tsr'f 70, ..
INTERPRETATIONS,
JiTMP.SEAT ROUkAwAYS, &C.
Persons Wishing 70 purchase vehicle warranted
for workmanship and ayle should attend, as we
sell for none bus beet manu- Iscturrrs.
JOHN d. DAVIS, Proprietor,
h. Cook, Salesman. ... 1y24
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RICHMOND AND DANvTLLg RAfLRoAD,l
orYTcE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT. -
~. e RICHMOND. Va, June 4, 1S61st3
QOUND-TRIP TICKETS FROM RICH
ny nohD 70 points named below will be On sAl
JUNE 1sT TO OCTOBER lsT, good 10 Octobr,
81, 1880, ut the following rates--yiz:
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ssPAnTUnE OF sTEAmEws

EOR PHILADELPHIA AND tim
IL FALL RlV H.-Stcamer AL s<&ss>~S1
LANCE. Captain TUNSILL, will receive freight
for ,he above ports until SATURDAY the 2ith IN
slant, at d O'Clock L. NJ. ,,.,,,,.
j.. W. MCCAERiCk,
~ 24-lt General southern Agent.
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A NcHoR LINE. Efk1.

DICHMOND, YORK RlVERS,TM
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAg. &nks.IQ3s
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPORTA.
TION COMPANY,
Throngh-fre route between Richmond VA
an Boston, Providence. and al New gland cities.
steamers leave NEST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY n l. noon; con-
aecting with trains from RtCHMOND.
steamer arrive At WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY aud FRIDAY
Direct shipments from Boston va Boston ana
Providence Railroad ria West Point Va.
n. 4. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
Y, ID. GRONRR. General Agent. apf
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NOW THAT 1T rs here, WHAT SHALL BE DONE
WITH IT ?--xo SITE, NO LANDING, NO Off
GAL KNOWLEDGE, But RED TAPE ALL
RouxD-wAs 1T STOLEN?
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Transfers of Real Estate.
ArRIL AND aiAY. lsSO.


Wa Helm to Henry Mack, lot 10, block IA
h. & A. Rudd to 6eo r. shaffer, 9& lOb %
Francis X. Jones to Mary l.. G. Binkley, sls
Is & 10 b %.
John A. Bink,ey to Francis X. Jones, Nine
teen Mile sanch
wni j. Talmer, trustee. to the Colorado Coal
& Iron Company, lands
2 c. G. /. Co. to j. j. Phelps, 6b ls
Z Fred IL skeele to q +. NcRay. lots 4, +, &
b 8, south Canon
Moses 'Hallett to mos Townsand. Is 10
Same to Mary Jane Pound. ! 8 b IS.
ii. & y. auid to School Dis. No. l, lG b 81
II. w. Sanders to '' ! 10 b "a
Fred II SIX ee'eto l5b "a.
o. NJ. Bryan to III 2i.
Noses IIa,lett to '' lI5b2i
Gilbert Harvey to Mary NJ Harvey; lots &
23.
o. NJ. Bryan TO o. r. Myers, lots s& 4 b %.
Fred A. Kaynolds to Robt. a. Eain, undv'd
x IotsT & b l5
Robt "A. Balm to Chas. "a. II Heckscher, lots /
&sbl5.
NJ. X. Il O. G. Stanley % Robt A. Balm. W u
block I. South Canon
Franz Sell to Nm Reeser | c b a. NJ. add
Jess Castlow TO school Dis No ], l2 b "a
II w. Sanders to J. j. Phelps, 3 mill prop
erty.
John ,ilack to f. NJ Mcclure lots & b I6
RsHnett RsEsf ias is &aiOcR fifl5sRa Min Prop
erty.
Hannah Mcclure to j. E. McIntire, block 7
". add.
Adam Eng!eman to NJ NJ Engleman and L
Thompson, W - lob 10.
l.. e. Thompson to VI. NJ. Engleman, b 10.
Ii@A Hudd to o. G. stanley, lots IL, /. b Il
Moses Ba,lett to A. Sartor, b IL
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

The most remarkable thing that has
happened of late is the treatment By
the Fassett reduction works of tbs
place of tdilings from the Racine
Boy forty stamp amalgamation works
at Silver Cliff. These one hundred
tons Of taiIings that unsuccessful ci-
forts were made TO wash into the
creek after the silver wns supposed
to have been extracted from them.
now turn out To contain an average
of over ono hundred and fifty ounces
of silver to the ton. 1t must he
profitable process that turns out such
iailings. Instead of their having
been pulrcri2ed as fine as -four they
are more like sand. 1t takes the
works Mt Canon City 10 get out near
ly all of the silver, aud Mr.. Geo.
Conaway, the superintendent, has
proven that he knows how to do 1t. /
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Collins, Collins +!

Mr.. Julius Ruff has bought out the
undertaking business OF Helm Bros.
and will continue To furnish collins
of all kinds. metalic, rosewood, wal
nut, pine, etc, either plain or trim
med, in the most artistic manner. If
you wan, ANYTHING in the abnve line
call at my old stand on Main street
opposite the Baptist church, first
door east of Engleman's store, our
stock being large and well selected,
Orders from towns in this vicinity,
sent by telegraph or mail, will be fill
ed promptly aud if necessary, SEM by
return train. Contracting, carpenter
work and picture frame milking a
specially. .IULIUs RuF.
II Canon CITY, Colo.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

Some of our citizens complain Of
the loutcrs who congregate around
the soda springs, and speak as
slough the constables do not do their
duty on the premises. 1t is impossi-
bic for the officers to be at the springs
every fifteen minutes of the day, and
then can only arrest parties who vio
late the ordinances. Our citizens
should assist the constables by Civ
ing information of any law breaking
by such tramps. Constable Warner
says he will give his fees (S3.0o) TO
any citizen who will give him such
crs and will make the arrests and do
the work for nothing.
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

To VI. 4, Hosenbihtt aud A. Frank:
You are hereby notified tha: 1 have OK
pended four hundred dollars. the same he
Ing your proportion In labor and improve
mcntS upon the. lat. stranger Lode and.
Cold Tom Tunnel Opening; Ord. tho Adcl.
ma l. de. situated near Pleasant Valley, In
the county OF Fremont. and state of Coiora-
,o, IN order to hold the SAID premises under
the provisions of the act Of congress enii-
tied "An net to promote the development
Of the mining resources of the United
States" approved May i0tA. 1879, and IL
within ninety days after this notice by pub
hcation you fail or refuse To contribute
your proportion OF legal expenditures as a
co-owrer. your interest In SAID above named
mining lodes and tunnel will become tho
property OF the subscriber, under the iilfh
section of said net of congress. Written
r0tlcc having also been sent you By mnIl
IN addition to shc legal requirements.
Emanuel II. sa,tiei.
Canon City. Cola.. March 3ist, 1850.
alifyu
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Why do not our school directors
direct the rubblc stone left on the
grounds of the public school TO be
put on the sidewalks on three sides
of the block. 1t can be broken up
and made into superior walk. Some
such thing will have to be done at an
early day and why not utilize mate
claimed by the contractor, who is
now hauling it of, pay him some
thing to let it alone if necessary, al
though he has not, Of course, any
claim OH it whatever.
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..nnd Nntice.
Lhrp orticE = Fu nLo, ccto

Iarp OTFfCE r pU BIO, Ccto.
sIPy 18th. $50. I
Notice r. hereby given that the 70 lowing
named settler has flled notice Of hts intention
10 maze nnnl proof IN suppo Of his calm.
tlUn Of thirty days ram the date Of this
notice. i-cfpgc ohm son lcrk " the .irs
trict c0Lri a. Canon ity. On nturdTy June
iptlI.l 80, V y: ituugc bite Jr. y. :. % SAl
for the y !: x OF y T. \ sec n. = ON -,
see g. " Z, ufS W y see IS SEI, biI ~,
.. 10 co " and names the 10 lowing rs his
witnesses. va: utIs hiie. ugust nunt, oi
orcnce. samuel ronN gnd Jas. \. McGnnd-
csa, OF Fremont Co
"2it2j Eit BARN oLLNR, Register.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

Not long ago two men found a can
of powder in the Grand Canon and
for the fun of the thing built fire
and put the powder on top of the
han few feet when terribly ex-
plosiou was heard and iclt and the
men barely escaped with their lives
An unfortunate dog was thrown
into the air and has not been heard
from since.
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Copalsnorshin Notice.

Notice is hereby given that j. l.. PREM.
TIss has sold nn undivided half interest in
his drag business to his brother, FRANK
PREM iiSS. From aud after this date thr
nunie Of the firm will be j. l.. Ptentlss &
Bro. All the liabilities Of the above named
business arc assumed by said firm And as
II Is desirable to have a full settlement on
March Isl. NIL parties knowing them
-se.ves indebted tod. l.. Prentiss VIII plca,e
call aud settle before that date. Ms the ar-
counts viii then be placed fer collection In
the hauds of the ''American Collccting
Agency. j. L. PliESTIas,
FRANK PKENTlGs.
Csxen City, osls., fsb. IL, u
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Lanterns. all kinds.a. Allng & Co,
To All Concerned.

CAEoN CITY. CoLo., April IL, 1880.
This is 10 certify HAT from Ibis
date Mcssrs. Cicllanl e Pcnbody arc
nnr only onthOrized dgeRts for the
handling aud s,tlc OF the "Anhcuscr-
Busch brewing Associniion's" ccIc-
bratcd bottled beer, in Canon Ciiynnd
vicinity. Any other parties claimiu.
10 be our agents do so without author
iiy and are not recognized by us.
Respectfully yours,
Ahheuser-Bascl, Rrcwing Asso.
u GEo. KRUG, GeDersi Agent.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

The injunction against the a., T.
& S. f. Il. r. to prevent them from
building their track nearer than
within twenty-five feet of the track
Of the d. & r. q. R'y, has been dis
solved and the work between Canon
City and Pueblo on the broad gauge
road continues unabated. 1t will not
be many days before we lave broad
gauge track from this place to the
enst
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29
GREAT SALE OF MINES !!
One of the Strongest Companies Ever
Organized in America
Invest Heavily in Rcsita Mining Prop
erty.

L
erty.
fThe sale of the Plata Presta, Te-
cumseh, and Armenia, and all the
mining claims lying on Game Ridge
was yesterday completed. 1t is un-
necessary to say that this MARKS the
beginning of an epoch in the history
of Custer county. The company pur-
chasing has among its members the
greatest capitalists of the United
States, and those, toe. of extensive,
prosperous experience in the mines
of the world. We congratulate the
people of Rosita, and of Custer coun-
ty, that this event which has been so
earnestly desired, is at last success
fully consummated.
Extensive dcc elopments will be
made upon this valuable property,
which will result in very great adj
vantage to our camp and county both
III the way of opening more fully our
mines, and giving employment to IA
large number of miners.
tThis event has peen brought about
to IL great extent, through the energy
and interchangeable industry of Carl
Wulsten, who is TO be the superin-
tendent of the works of the company!
A tunnel, nine hundred feet ia length.
will be driven into the mountain,
meeting a perpendicular shaft tour
hundred feet in depth. This will en-
able lie company 10 open its differ
ent levels fifteen hundred feet long
either way, with an area for cross
cutting of six hundred feet each way
at right angles TO the levels.
The existence of chlorides of silver
over the area Described and extend
ing in depth as far rs developments
have been made, has been proven be-
yOud question.
Horn silver is never known to ex-
list below water level, which las been
determined to be one hundred feet be-
low the surface at the Virginia mine.
at the foot Of the mountain, and eight
| hundred feet below the apex, so that
the wealth of this property would, ai
first thought, appear fabulous, there
being at least eight hundred feet in
depth of chlorides of silver bearing,
eruptivc rock, running from so to g.
600 ounces TO the ton. The contact
between the cruptivc and metamor.
phic rock lies ON the southeast line
of this property, thus increasing its
prospective value.
Beyond doubt, in a few months
more, this will rank among the most
valuable properties, AS he ore is free
milling and can be treated at a cosi
not exceeding five dollars per ton
The company proposes to erect, short
ly, reduction works near the mine.
The parties who have brought o SD
successful termination This cunsoli-
dalion md sale deserve great praise
tIr their energy.
MIR. Geo. W. Rust of the New York
Graphic, is the gentleman who first
| brought to the notice OF capitalist
the properly and finally effected the
sale. He was ably seconded in all his
efforts by Carl Wulsten and Cias. a.
Johnson.-[tosila Index, Extra.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

The RECORD is always delighted to
receive such pleasant visits as the one
paid it last Saturday by Mr.. Bumb!c-
bee, the first call of the season; only
please, sir, leave your weapons III
home. E Kalb is never in of 4 Sat-
ur,lav, and besides that there is an
ordinance prohibiting the carrying OF
concealed fire arms or Bowie knives
or daggers.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29
convIc, l.abor 10 Lot.
coIrpADo -rAr- pr ,rr>rlAnY,

CoL'pADo -rNrs Pr .irH NrGApY, [
ca ~'S 81 Y. olc.. hry l2th. $50. I
Sealed proposals. win pc received by Tho
no I'd "i P'n icntitry q, mmt sionrrs until
Jua" Tih, lss Tor the ahur of twenty able
cerding fyc
said men nrc wci adopted for The nisnu-
.ctur" ofbouis nnd shoes. having worked at
th II business FOR spmc time
An.iI griu,,,ro N lri ba inrni.hed.
Bids should be Hddttsscd To the Board of
P-niicniinry cnirntiS-i nors nnd endorsed.
Proposals for 90 Nirt Labor The Bnarf
f7Efr = the right to reject amy and all bids II
Il ''mrJ 10 tHc lite psi ~ he state to do so,
9a0fS NJ n MEGRtJE. Warden
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29
Lecture.

Prof. j. c. Shaituck, state superin-
tendent of public instruction, will
deliver lecture on Thursday even
ing, June 3rd. Subject, "Charactcr." :"
All are invited, admission free. Itis
desired the following gentlemen act
as committee 10 secure a suitable
room: DR.. Prentiss, G.. Is. Frazier,
s. 6. Baldwin and w. X. Fowler.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29
Sitter CliT Notes.

From the Prospect:
A one-fourth interest in the Bonan-
za King, located near the Verde mine,
was sold yesterday for :;2,50o.
The telephone company are putting
up their poles between this place aud
Rosita.
Mess. Brawner, Suesley & Hess
have sold the Madagascar and Midday
to Geo. S. Brown " Co. of Chicago,
for n consideration OF 5000.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

Dan Castcllo's circus, which ap-
pears in Canon City next Thursday,
is said to be first class in every re
spect. 1t is not often that our people
have an opportunity of attending an
en-; n;crtainment of this character, and
no doubt the canvas will be filled to
its utmost capacity.
The Fremont County record., 1880-05-29

On Thursday morning there were
eight inches of snow at Yorkville,
which is about half way between
Canon and liosila. The mountains
east and west of us were covered
with snow on Wednesday night, al
though our town escaped with only
IL refreshing shower.
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MILFORD, NEB., May cath, 1889.

MILFORD, NEB., May cath, 1889.
II. T. Biake, Esq.,:
DEAR SIR enclose fifty cents in
stamps Tor which you will please
send me your paper Tor three months
more. | think my subscription is
about out. am well pleased will
your paper and also with the de.
scription you give of Canon City.
hope to immigrate there this fall.
Yours Truly.