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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-27

M AN TED Everybody to send 10 cents for
w Colonel BIB. Ingersoll's great lecture,
Whist must we do TO be SavedP" "a ef his
other lectures, % esrh; also send 80 cents and
intldel paper published in Texas; also Paine's
Voltaire, Volney, aud Mrs. Besants' PAM
phlet, from &C TO s5c each Address all orders
to a. johnson, us Main street, Dallas, Texas
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M ANrED-An apprentice, tolearn the bak-
w ing business; must he about 10 years of
age Apply to Fine, Very Fine.
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AcUE AND FEVER.

No better cathartic can be used prepara-
Nry to, or after taking quinins.
As simple purgative they are uneuualed.
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TWENTY-FIVE CssT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

TWENTY-FIVE CSST COLUMN.
NOTICES.
Office = Advertisements ma, be handed
IN into our business Office up to .. m =,
anu into the corapesing room unto | a. m.
NOTICE - Beard and nice UNFINISHED
IN 'front.' room In a irst-class boarding
hou'e. Apply at SOS Griffin street
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
M ANrED- Two nrst. lass BARRIERS, TO take
w, charge ofaso' d shop Ia a good location
III Weathetford, Texas. Gus A Jensen, pro-
prietor.
"ANTED - A man In grocery, 10 drive
w wagon and walt ON customers To
nrst-class man, familiar with the u.iness and
town trade, and caps BILE of serving as cl, rk,
nrsl- Glass salary will pad. Address, with
references, Lock Box $50, post. Office
WANrED-An apprentice, tolearn the bak-
w lug business; mist he about 10 years of
age Apply to Fine, Very Fine.
M AN TED Everybody to send 10 cents for
w Colonel Bob. lngersoll's great lecture,
Whist must we do TO be Sayedg" "a ef his
other Lectures, D, each; also send 80 cents and
take ''The AgnoSlic" one year. II Is the only
intldel paper published in Texas; also Paine's
Voltaire, Volney, and Mrs. Besants' PAM
phlet, from &C TO s5c each Address all orders
w =. oOn"eo.,i no sAeln eecet, pallcs, leAse,
w ANTED-A First-slass Cutter and pIacti-
w cal Tai or desires a siur'i1n In Texas.
W. n Crab. Kokomo, H"vntd cnuniv. nd
- ,,,r,,,,
WANTED-Fitty coed Tie Choppers on
WIN r,rtsb S w , @ it eutoi,
men Have eyceIisnt Nil, III so "a
cents for chonnina md ma, wv WI pay Z"
Parties can hai MIS- - ~, pay ~? Iion.m'
nlying To adams g 7 sor,rI ha,'r W
kosser.
NJ, - -----.-----------
w Az lEDTpnrchasela for leu or more
TX S coo ems mn Navarrn 9 uhty rams,
OF ~ W oov act.si prlG's rom Sl0 10 os5 per
acre, Apply 10 Y. !. liogsn, Ennis, Texas.
WANTED-A situation by young man
VINO nnderst'nd7 the clothing business /;
also me sracey bns'ness thoroughly, who i.
references. Address H., this ofice
:, ,>,,,,,o,, -
w ANIEpIrwo hr.t-class dressmosers.
w meme o'nT noen apply Call, or address
MRS. MULLEN, F6 Market street.
xArANTED--To sail. n fne LOT Of Canary
w Birds and MoeSlng Birds from one to
ten dollars. Genuine MoCking Bird Food
Apply ut Bird store, 100 Main street
II7 aNTED-1 M. M -0--1 00-.S AMI
w staadv M, -. man, ga VASES an
800 oo,S,o"n-,
NAJ ANTED-Two dining room girls. pantry
w girl and dish " asher, ut jones' Resia1-
~, >,1rI-D NJ -,
w AHihD Two hrst Glass hands at Mrs. A.
Motn atraat ' '""e N''"'''n0h'' '-V
wan ecce..
w man for light employmentor anything
he can make himself useful 1t wife to assist
in hOusaworki good testimony us to character
NNTED--1 good s1eady gaIon,-, IL ia b
w 8or4 acres of Land on sh,rns land ~
Mated In two nils Of n,iIas, h. mien,c oi
wster for irrigatinr, tools and class Sn also
will rent On Sores good IanI nJhress' r.,
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county Conmissioncr.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. j, KELLER as candidate for re-elec-
ion, as County Commissioner from Precinct
No.
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3syE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w ROBERT b. SEAY as q candidate 10
te-electlon to the Office of County Attorney q
DALLAS County,
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22
]. { B., B. e., And ". RAILROAD
II OONNIL ID.' " Nh TIE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP G0MPAN
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after SATURDAY, July 10Th, 1880 81
days excepted trains will run as follows:
IINCrInN 4 RREALNATER p p
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22
Good Advice for Farmers.

The National LiUe-.StOcE Journal scouts
the idea that farmers in moderate circum-
stances cannot afford to raise clancy"
cattle. 1t insists that they cannot afford
to raise any other kind 1t is not neces-
sary to 60 to England to buy stock for a
beginning, nor even to neighboring
State for trustworthy breeders of Short
horns, Herefords, Holsteins, Jerseys, etc,
are scattered all through the States, from
whom a young bull or few COWS may be
procured at q reasonable cost. For fifty
dollars or so a pure-blooded bull-calf may
be bought, which, bred to native COWS,
will give half-blooded animals which will
sell readily at high prices when grown.
If individual farmers cannot bear the first
cost, number can club together for the
purpose, and own the bull in common.
The Journal adds:
If you already own eighty or one hun
dred and sixty acres when yol have a
a little money ahead, instead Of buying
the ''adjoining forty" and trying to
buy up all the land around you, invest in
a halfdozen thoroughbred cattle, and in a
few years they will be worth more money
than the farm they are kept on. Only a
few days ago, our attention was called to
the case Of man who had attended a
public sale of cattle, and bought several
animals; since then he has sold enough to
pay the original purchase money, and the
cattle remaining are worth good farm.
His experience is of course, only that oi
hundreds of others.
AS long as our ordinary farmers leave
the breeding Of blooded cattle to tho
"man who can afford IT. Gas they toe
often put it), the work Of raising the
grade of the steers which find their way
to our markets, and of the cattle gcner
ally throughout the country, will g
slowly forward. We urge it upon thos,
who appreciate the superiority of the i'm
proved beef and milk beeds, but whC
think they can't afford it." to reasol
among themselves upon the subject, ant
! we believe they will become convince'
that they can't afford to raise "natives
e any longer You will see plenty of goo
cattle at your State and County fairs 70
| the next two months, and by making
!. some prudent purchases either alone @
t with your neighbors, you will be layin
3 the foundation for valuable herd.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22
l847. KENT COUNTY 1880.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
DOVER, DEL.

lnsurcS against loss by fire. issuing mutual policies
only under which payments are made annually in
advance during membership, and ceasing to be
members whatever remains uneXpendcd after paying
losses, expenses and dividends IS returned thereby
furnishing insurance at cost.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22
Perseverance will Tell!

SToUGHToN, MASS, March 10th, 1850.
B. ]. Kendall Co. Gents: In justice to you and
myself think ought to let you know that ibave re-
moved two Bone Spavins with Kendalls SPAWN
Cure" one very large one Don't know how long the
SPAWN had been there. have owned the horse eight
months. 1t took me four months to take the large
one off, and two for the small one. I have used 10
bottles The horse is entirely we'll at all stiff and
no bunch to be felt This is u wonderful
medicine. 1t is thing here. but if it does for all
what it has done for me its sale will be very great
Respectfully yours, CHAS. +. PARKER.
Is in its effects, mild in its actions does not
blister and yet it penetrating and powerful to reach
any deep seated pain or TO remove any bony growth
or any other enlargement. if used for several days
such spavins spntS, curbs callous sprains swell
ings any lameness and all enargements of the Joints
or limbs. or rheumatism in man and for any purpose
for which liniment is used for man or beast. 1t is
known to be the best linimen for man ever used
acting mild and yet certain in its effects 1t is used
full strength with perfect safety at all of the
year.
Send address for illustrated Circular, which we
think gives positive proof of its virtues No remedy
has ever met with such unqualified success, TO our
knowledge. for beast as well as man. 8, g.. =.
Price 81. per bottle six botttls for S5 All Drug
gists have 1t or can get 1t for or it will be sent to
any address on receipt of price by the proprietors
DIR. B. J. KENDALL q CO,
l.--s Enosburgh Falls Vermont
SOLD By ALL DkOGGlSIS july 2l-1y
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22

4 Give the young folks oatmeal mush
and milk and little fruit, and send them
to bed early. Their sleep viii be sound
and heathful.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22
Kendall's Spawn Cure.
From Rev. P. N. GRANGER.
Presiding Elder of the St. Albans Distr

ST. ALBANs, VT, Jan. Goth 1880
DR.. B. J: Kendall & Co.. Gents; In reply to your
letter will say that my experience with Kendalls
SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory indeed Three
or four years ago procured q bottle of your agent
and with it. cured horse of lameness caused by a
SPAWN. Last season my horse became very lame and
/ turned him out for few weeks when he became
better but when put him ON the road he grew worse
when discovered that ring bone was forming |
procured bottle of Kendalrs SPAWN Cure and with
less than bottle cured him that he is not lame
neither can the bunch be found
Respectfully yours, P. GRANGER.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22

YsI can't tell for the life of me-" said
an old farmers at the White Mountains to
q. party of city Visitors the other day,
''what you fellers see up here to draw ye.
For my part these ALFRED hills have been
the worst things we've had to contend
with. Still, it's all right if ye like it
we're glad to sec ye; only it's mighty
funny" q H. "A.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22

Receipts for the Year 1S79.... $50 296 "A
Losses and Expenses for the Year lS7g.. Slij7 ~
Dividends Paid - III a.
Paid Members on Withdrawal. l.......... 2Gi525
Amount to Credit Of Members Dec 81, lo7Y 9G lO5O1
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22
Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
GOING SOUTH

On and after MONDAY, Sept. 18th, 1850, Sundays
eXcepted) trains will run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22
Eastern Shore of Maryland.

The Eastern Shore of Maryland, that
region Of primitive ways and unadultera-
ted good living, where the watermelon
and sweet potato succeeded the soft crab
as the soft crab succeeded the oyster and
the terrapin, the canvas-back and the
quail, has shown lately some signs of a
growing proclivity to dissipated habits
Wild and reckless young editors have
gone down there to get themselves shot
at in duels there have been wife mur-
ders, bull-dozings, women hornicides
grave elders are suspected of having gone
astray, and grandfatherly Sunday school
teachers are accused of love-letter writing
in the impassioned style of sweet sixteen.
Moonlight, which used to be so innocent
and charming on the Eastern Shore, has
latterly become tainted and impregnated
with subtle poison, so that it is alleged
to be fatal to hoary age, immemorial re-
ligious professions, and all those domestic
restrictions which wreathe the social yoke
with roses. Whence this fearful change I?
1t cannot be the peach crop, for that is
older than this immoral fungus growth
which is said to be sapping the character
of the Peninsula. 1t cannot be the fish
diet, the mosquitoes, nor the ague, for
these are coeval with the Eastern Shore.
1t must be the new associations which
the Eastern Shore has recently formed
with Pennsylvania and New Jersey. AS
long as the Eastern Shoremen remained
Marylanders solely they continued pure
and unsophisticated, but as soon as the
Delaware railroad enabled them to CO.
quette with Northern allies and Northern
store clothes they seem to have taken to
local option and New England village
ways If things go on as they have been
for the last few years the universal opinion
viii be that the Eastern Shore has been
ruined by bad company.-Bah. Sun
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22

All frcights must be at the various stations at least
thirty 30) minutes before starting of tran otherwise
they will lay over twenty-four (24) hours
Freight Trains will have Passenger Car attached
which will be subject delays incident the Freight
Business.
o. S. SANFORD, Superintendent.
OXFORD, Nd, Sept 10, 1850.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Addition0l to those
above, leave Smyrna for Clayton 2l5 and 7ij F. NJ.
Leave Clayton for Smyrna 720 a. NJ and 5O5 to make
connection with trains (NOrth and Southy from
| Clayton.
H.F. KENNEY, Supt
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22

An excellent receptacle-for clothing not
in use is clean barrel. II your closets
be small the use Of barrels for storing
purposes, when once tried, will be found
SO satisfactory that you will use them eyer
after, or 30 long as space is limited. They
hold so much, and the garments are safe
from dust and mice, and, if spriDgled
with black pepper, from moths.
Smyrna times., 1880-09-22

AGENTS:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Gco b. Nancy, Dd City LcnaucI W. UifDics L,,pcs
j. s. Hatfngt0n, Smyrna. Ejhn w. U0oN1n In,l,I
4. JtckSOR Jr., Ct1adCR. Ihnry w. Baker S,1t,,,j
jas. h. 1nderS0n Fred,ricnI IT. T. J,1rliu0 Geoy,,jr,,
ReyleGr Williams. NLjOrd. .htrncs IynlLcr ViItf1
Gc0Ige Moore, F,ii0H y. f. Wdgp,ntn fur Lo,ror
CJIElrriHgOi Furming0n! SUSSEX
{. i. RdoctinS, BridgerWc
James " TdHdyke Chestcrt01rn Nd
J0Ir r. .NGluiuc, GrcClsJoy0ugh Nj
jeremiah b. F2c'chcr, FrcSton Nd.
Ja0teS Ctutn0n, Salisbury, Nj
Cherries Collins, Bcrlin Md
Vim. q. Dickinson, Toconotc city, Nj
AUGUSineSS COMMUNICATIONS ShouRILc QL{reSsclIh
WM. DENNEY, Jr., Sec'y,
March /, 1850. DOVER DET
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-01
De Tonng-Saiiock.

Tie culmiuatiom of the shooting of
Rev. (:) |. 5. Kallock by Charles Dc
Young in San Francisco just before
the municipal clecIion last fall, when
kullurk was elected Mayor. occurred
al about the hour of p. IN. on the
gath OF April, at which time |. NJ.
Kalluck, .ou OIL. S, entered the Of
flee nj the Chronicle newspaper, OF
which De Young was proprietor, aud
DRAWN. a revolver fired five shots at
De Young. ole OF which severed his
jugular vein GiIlimg him almos; in
stauily. The causes leading to the
shooting Of Kallock, Sr. by De Young
and The kiiDins of the latter by Kal-
lock, Jr., date back 10 some years ago
when an article appeared in San
Francisco paper exceedingly abusive
ofthe character OF De Young : mother
aud sister, and which was read before
Il large ussembiase by kaliuck last
fall and also 10 the appearance III
that city, of late. of a pamphlet Civ
Ing history OF kallock:s pcriorman-
anccs in the east some years ago when
he played the part of the reverend
libertinc in u, stuu and other cities.
The Younger kallock was probably
inspired with i sense of vindicating
his family honor, and being filed
with tie bad blood OF his father,
knew of no other way than 10 appear
in the role OF the assassin. The writ
CT Of the article knew, several years
ago in Lawrence, Kansas, both OF the
kallocSs, aud the Young man was
then a quiet, unaSsuming, slcuIler aud
rather good looking youth, reticent
III society, with msuy friends and lew
enemies. attending strictlyIo his bus
mess and. withal, of a rather dreamy
nature. But Tor the influence of his
father he would never have gained
the terrible uotoricty OF avenging y
family honor so uuenviablc rs Ihat
whicn eliugs, Shiny aud nauseatiug TO
his name. To say the least THE name
OF DE Young was synonymous with
unscrupulousncss,s ,scllishness aud love
OF power TO do injury, and he, togeth-
er with kearuey aud haiiocs, did rs
much rs any other man TO give San
francisco its wreichcd name for law
lessness and aebauchery. II is u fit
ting tribute TO the sand-lot commu-
nism Of that city that the fatal ending
of the disgraccful quarrel should have
been committed by one of their num-
Der, aud with De Young dead, tho
Younger kal!oek in jail. the elder css
the verge ot an iguominious impeach-l
mont aud kearncy in the house OF
correctiop. sweet peace can once more
reign supreme over that too long
trcuhiel CITY,
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-01
ASSAYS For THE WEEK. =

Virginia republicans have declared
for Grant.
Blaine's friends Gain 10 votes in
Ohio already leard from.
Four victims of the Madison square
garden accident in New York City
have died.
Ohio republicans have declared for
Sherman. Arkansas and South Car
olina for Grant.
A eolored woman died in Wash
in. on the other day. whosis said to
have been liz years of age.
The general estimate for the repub-
lican delegates to Chicago from Geor-
gia is eight for Blaine, eight for Sher-
man aud six for Grant.
The arrival of inmigras.s at Cas-
tie Garden, New York, for the week
ending April 2Sih was 1928, and for
the month $500.
Senator Hill of Colorado made an
able speech in in the Senate ON the
Goth of April in favor OF a mint in
Denver.
An order passehbv the privy coun-
Gil OF Canada. prohibits the Imporfa
ton or introduction into the provin-
ces of Ontario, Quebec. New Bruins
wick. Nova Scotia and Prince Ed.
wards Island Of meat cattle and swine
from the United States. Cattle and
swine are, however, permitted TO en-
ter Gau7,A in bond under strict reg
u.a;iors.
Last Sunday another terrible cy-
clone visited the Mississippi valley,
CARRYING death and destruction with
il. At Macon, Mississippi, it struck
the northern portion Of the city.
sweeping everything TO the ground.
killing eighteen persons outright and
wouudiug forty others. Several oi
the dead bodies were horribly mutt
lated. In Tennessee, Al Decherd ami
Paint Rock. the distraction was also
great anil there was some loss Of life.
Ashland, Farmer City, kankakcc.
Tuylorvillc and other towns in ll!i-
nois suffered severely EspcoI.!iy
near Tsylorville was the storm ter
rife, Gripping hundreds of cattle
hogs, sl.eep, etc and killing r.'any,
There was also some loss of human
life and several wounded. The hur.
ricane extended even into CanSda,
and at Oakyille, Ontario, The wind
blew with great force. unrooIng
many buildings ana doing otiicr
damage.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-01
The Menaelssolln 0uiutette Clab.

Cahon City has a right to be proud,
and her music loving citizens delight
ed, over the rasiilt of last nights con-
cert. Many of our citizens who have
lived for years in the east declare it
tc have been the best entertainment
they ever had the pleasure of attend
ing. II is impossible for us to give a
report of the different pieces thai
were sung by that queen of song, Miss
Abbie Carrinston, or of the insfru-
mental pieces which were as near
perfection ne any thing could be i'm
agined, as we went to press iInme-
diaicly after the concert ended, but
each of the weil-Paid audience will
for years 10 come, sound the praise
of this wcll-known Quintettc. To-
night there will be an entire change
of programme aud we feel certain
that every sci.t will again be secured
some lime before the curtain rises
We congratulate the people OF Canon
upun having received such a musical
treat, and the troupe upon favoring
us with sucl' exquisite music and al
50 Mess. Jas. Peabody, Lewis and
PcckhanL with being The direct means
OF accomplishing DO tn OF the above
objects.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-01
4 Bis slriLe on Gam, Riazs.

We see by long article in the Sill
yer Clif Miner, that Mr. Carl Wul-
stem has made some very valuable
strikes of horn silver in his Game
Ridge mines near Rosita. Mr.. Wul-
stem has always predicted that there
was rich mineral in th locality, and
So positive was he OF il that he bond
cd and bought q number OF claims in
that vicinity and lie Is now reaping a
reward for his faith and foresight.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-01
NO ID.


The Methodist church MAS crowd
cd last Sunday evening t" listen TO :
concert given by the SUNDAY School
ia behalf ar the missionary cause.
The programme was varied and i'm
tercsting. Essays We're read by Mrs.
Gardurr, W hose tlien7e was India;
hy Miss Shuitz, who told of China
and her teerning millions aud b.
Z. Fowler, who ilinmined the Ozark
EContiuent showing the possibilities
of glorious future for Africa and
her sons. Master Charles Ferrier
spoke humorous defamation about
"Get and Give" '.Not to Myself
A.one"was the subject of recitation
by Miss Doud. Bessie Bowlby spoke
very s.ectly a little poem entitled
Aims" A class of ten girls, under
the supervision of Mrs Aliing, neat
ly rendered an interesting concert
piece. Miss Mary Ripley told, in
rhyme, OF the church spider who
was unmolested because he chauced
TO spin his web across the contribu-
ton box. a reading was given by
Miss Nellie Alling, the lesson of
which was that as God is never weari-
ed by our coming to Him for the blcs-
sings that We need, SO we should
never tire of the demands lie makes
upon us for the advancement of His
cause. All OF the exercises were OF
missionary character aud were in
terspersed with appropriate singing
by the school and congregation
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-01
STATE SEWs.

NJ
3 rThe San Juan bank will leave lie!
Nortn ABOUT May lst ana focaie at
aia'hosa'f
lne STATE Board OF Eqnaiiza'ioh
nave hhished 'helr raiir"au assess
mchts' Inc appor'i"h'heh' l" fre-
mont county is as II was upon DC
cemOcr "lSt, last, and amounts 10
S}S4, lUl.SS.
Times: Senator Jones com
pany have shipped their machinery
from Alamosa to kico, paying twelve
an" nan oe"'s per Po"h te's"',
he '.e's"''rs are " . . 'N ''e 'o1N
\ p' '"' 4" D''" '"'' ''.o'f
y S'o"A '''o''' va" "'n ;"
r"'rP'"H oh '"e II S"t u apr Ii -e'"'
Ior lhe murder o' Il 'hah "',heu Den
net III i'''' ',e "'' lus' p,e"u s""
" 10 i''"'is'""ss"'e anu va" "ee" Sou
'ehceq 10 'is"' years IN tue l'enl'eh-
nary
Judge iiai'c't ren"ere" ms "e''si'h
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-01
4 Clean Town.

Through the efforts of Mayor Boyd
and the city council, assisted by Mess.
Sell ana Frazier, we have succeed ed
i'll getting our town in cleaner condi
tion than was ever before known.
Each of the streets and ALLEYS have
been carefully scrapcd aud the fihh
hauled away in wagons; but the
work is only begun. 1t is now for
our citizens 10 help TO keep il so, and
not do as has been the ruIc-throw
into the alleys all kinds of filth, in
Guiding even the manure from stables
and COW sheds. II we were to give
the names OF some of our business
men and prominent citizens who have
been guilty of such dirty tricks it
would surprise every one, except
their ncighhOrs. We beg AMI plead
that such acts are not repeated. bu!
il no heed is taken 10 our PRAYER il
will then be necessary for the city
council 10 pass an ordinance that will
cover the case and see that it is en-
forced, or, if they don't want to hurt
any body's feelings, hire enough wag.
ons and nen 10 haul the filth away as
fas. as good citizens can throw it into
Tie streets and alleys. There would
only be one objection 10 the latter
plan and that would be the take.
which necessarily would be increased
or the town left in debt.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1880-05-01

I. An injunction was served by Dep
uty Sheriff Frazier, which was asked
for by the ID. u L. e. lsy. to eniuin
the A., I. Il 5. +. Il. II. from building
their broad gusge track, between
Pueblo and Canon, within twenty
five feet OF the center line OF the mar.
row suage track. Both parties gave
bonds and the work goes on without
any delay or anticipation of trouble.
II is oaly in very few places aud
tracks come so near together.