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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

To make further provisions for settling the
rIgation in the district and supreme courts,
and FOR making record OF such priorities,
and for payments OF costs and expenses in
ctdent thereto.
BE IT ENACTED ny TUE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE SrATE OF CoLoRApo:
SFCrioS l. In order that all parties may he
protected In their lawful rights to the use OF
water for irrigation, every person, association,
or corporation, owning or claiming any in
forest In any ditch, canal, or reservoir, with
in any water district, shall, on or before the
inst day OF juno, \. D. isSl, file with the clerk
of tho District Court having jurisdiction of
lion In such water district, statement OF
claim, under oath, emitted OF the proper
court and In the matter of prloritics OF water
rights in district number, as the case may be.
which statement shall contain the name or
names, together with the postofice address OF
the claimant or ciai Imam Is aiming ownership,
Us aforesaid, OF any such ditch, canal, or res
ervo r, the uamc thereof, dfany and IL with
out name, tSe owner or owners shall choose
and adopt name, to be therein stated,
by which such ditch, canal, or reservoir, shall
thereafter be known, the description OF such
ditch, canal, or reservoir, to location OF
head gate, general course OF ditch, the name
OF the natural stream from which said ditch,
the length, width. depth and grade thereof, aK
near as may be, the time, hx king day. month
and year, as the date OF appropriation OF wa
tor by original construction, also by any en-
iargemcnt or extension, any such thereof
ter claimed by or under such construction,
enlargement, or extension, and the present
srsoir, and also tho numbcr OF acres Of land
lying undor and being, or proposed to be, ir-
rigatcd by water noni such ditch, canal, or
reservoir; said statement snail DO signed by
the proper party or parties.
CERTIFtCATE.
STATE OF COLORADO
SEcRKrARN ) oFtlcE
/, n. IL. Mcidrum, Secretary
OF state OF the State OF Colorado. do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is q null. true, and
correct transcript of section ono of an Act of
the General Assembly Of the state OF ColorA-
do, approved February ~, A. ID. 1881, and en-
titled IAN Act to make further Provisions OF
settling the Priority o: Rights TO the Use OF
Water Tor Irrigation In the District and SUI
prcme Court, and for making Record OF such
Priortics, and for Payment OF Costs and lsx-
penscS Incident thcreto.n
In testimoney Whereof, I have hercunto
set my hand and mix the Great Seal OF the
state, at the CITY OF Denver, this ssl day OF
March, A. ID. 1881. y. II, MELpRuM,
si3t22 Shcretary ot state,
First publication March 20. ISL. Last public.
etion May ", fess
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

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who have used them as the best horse
and cattle medicine. II the animal
is scraggy. spiritirss or has no appc.
titc these powders are an excellent
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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

Or. c. G. Gilleland, Gallatin, Mo-,
writes: Il never used or sold q
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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30
I6e J1ecOrO.
SATURDAY. APRIL 80. 1881.
A Complete Encyclopedia Of the State.
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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

Eiler,'s Daylight Liver Pills, act
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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30
DENVER TRAHE LIST.
M. l.. cox & SON,

formerly of Indianapolis Wholesale Produce Commits
Merchants dealers
Onions p;les. Cranberries
Bacon California Goods.
Nos 2g 29 and a5 Eighteenth Windsor Hotel. Den
Colo Rerences:-City National Bank, Denver Indiana
s. A. Fletcher Co. Bankers indianapolis: Landers Given
,olfs.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

DIR. WinchelPs Teething Syrup for
children. is a safe remedy for collie,
pains, diarrhGa, dyscntery aud chill
dren's complaints, mothers give 1t n
trial. Sold by ]. l.. Prentiss & Bro.
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The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

TO make further provisions for settling tho
priority OF rights to the use OF water for r.
rIgation in the district and supreme courts,
and FOR making record OF such prioritics,
and for payments OF costs and expenses in
cident thereto.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-30

Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone Lini.
,nent will relieve swellings, sprains.
bruises. stiffness, scalds ami rheuma.
tism. Sold by j. l.. Prentiss & Bro.
soy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
Da.'s Alligator.

Dan De guile Of the Enierprise yes.
tsrday received from Colonel George I.
Marys. now at Palatka, Florida. Q very
Hns young alligator. neatly stuffed and
handsomely mounted. He thus speaks
OF il: "This specimen came through
in fus order. and 10 greatly admired BY
all Who have seen Il. The little gator
10 mounted on what represents IN
old moss-srown log. and looks a.
natural a. life. The specimen was
stuffed and mounted by . Pala,ks taxi.
dsrmist named Fry. and hs 10 certainly
q man well up on the general aspect and
habits Of the gator. The Colonel could
have found nothing in al Florida that
We would have preferred to this speci.
men OF the leading product OF that State.
The Colonel and Mrs. William A. Marys
are making their headquarters at Palatka
while seeing the lions Of the county
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
Q

w. z. Sharon and family have taken
up their residence in Virginia.
Frank B. Mercer. formerly Of the
Sutro Independent. 10 on the Constock.
Miss Nell Wright. IN amateur artist
In Virgins, has placed . winter scene In
the window OF 0rndorf & Adkinson's
book store.
Mcclellan has finished his large paint.
ing entitled the Lightning Express"
It shows . train rushing down out OF
the Sierra Nevada mountains into the
valley regions by the light OF afull moon.
Superintendent Patton 10 confined to
his bed today. He got toe much OF the
gas from the FIRE In the California and
Con. Virginia mines, In going through
some Of the drifts before they we're
walled up. causing headache and nausea.
He expects to be around tomorrow.
Ed. T. Plank and Chris. Weidemann.
Who left Gold Hill last Saturday even.
ing for the Wood River country. were In
Kelton the following evening. May LIST.
They expected to leave May Sd for
Bellevue, having hired . tssmstsr TO
carry Q party OF eight to that point.
which they expected to reach In ak or
seven days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06

A young man entered the County
Clerks ofios this morning and softly In
quired for . marriage license. After the
usual questions had been put and the
necessary form gone through with, and
he had received his license. the young
man yet fingered around 90 II there was
something ON his mind. Finally he
managed to stammer out: "Mr Clerk,
you'll please not Let those reporters get
hold OF this today will your / amt 60.
ing to be married till tomorrow night"
A reporter was sitting In the room at the
time. The names are not going TO DO
published until after the ceremony-ths
expectant groom 10 q large man and the
reporter would likely come out at the
small end OF Q Horne. II he failed to
keep quiet about the matter.
At tho ofaos OF the Virginia and. Gold
Hill Water Company. in Virginia. they
have an Australian acacia tree growing
in q tub, which has just produced four
seed pods, three OF which contained
eleven seeds each and the other one ten
seeds, forty-thres In all. The seeds
have been distributed in small lots about
the town ~ precious things.
The legal difficulties affecting the
new Wells Fargo Company and its
ownership Of the old Wells Fargo ground
have been adjusted. and the stock Of
that company will shortly be listed In
the Stock Board. Preparations are also
being made to resume work on the
property, which lies adjacent to the Utah
mine.
The A. o. U. w. Of the State win
convene at Reno on the 18th Of May. at
10 NJ. for the purpose OF forming .
Grand Lodge. The membership Of
the Order has increased rapidly in Ne.
yada since Ito introduction In the State.
The thunder shower Of Monday
flushed the sewers Of Virginia. and the
fever that had broken out among the
school children 10 rapidly disappearing.
Gold Hill sswsrs need attention.
The county pays $40 . month toward
sprinkling the streets Of Virginia. And
yet the dusty streets OF Gold Hill re-
ceivs NO attention from the water cart.
Why 10 this thus
Valentine Butch today filed his bond
a. policeman for Gold Hill. Sure.
ties, R. P. Heating and Chas. Tobener,
In the sum Of $1,000 each. he will 60
on duty tonight.
Amos Merritt, Gold Hill's Chief Of
Police, takes charge Of his Office today.
Marshal Kennedy will continue to per-
form Official duties for . few days yet.
Quite . number Of tourists have 70.
Gently found theft way to Lake Tahoe.
aud the heart OF the Tahoe landlord 10
beginning to be oomiortsd.
The payroll Of the Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Company for the month Of
April amounts to $4,4s9 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
The New Wagon Road.
Reno Journal, Nsy 8.

The proposed wagon road between
Alturas and Reno. which sgitatsd the
minds Of the people Of these places last
summer. has again been revived. and 1t
bids fair to be . success. % several 40
tive men have now taken hold Of the
work. and before many months there
will be . good grade between Aliurss
and Reno.
The Modoe Independent says: The
bridge over Susan river. in Honey Lake
valley. 10 nearly completed. About
$1,000 has already been expended on
this road, which was not sufficient to
complete II. This route 10 the most
available one for this valley. The dis
lance to Reno 10 not % great - to Red.
ding. our shipping point at present.
The grade 10 better. and freight can be
delivered here much cheaper and quicker
than from Rsddipg. The distance to
Reno 10 l59 miles. Freight can be
haulsd between the two places far about
81 80 per hundred pounds. At present
the expense Of transportation from Ban
Francisco to Alturss, via Redding, 10
four cents per pound. By this route II
will DO 90 rs per hundred. We are 10.
formed that on this route two days can
DO saved on the round trip compared
with the Reddipg road. There are no
heavy hills. It being almost . natural
orads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
SMALLPOX NOTES.
New Cause.-The Isaiaa cabins -
10 BaPneo-8eheels Clesed-

DR.. Bersstein was sent fer last even
ing to visit some suspected smallpo. pa
tisnts In Gold Hill-our resident doctors
will not trsa. . patient having that dis
sass-and found two cases Of varioioid.
O.s 10 William Costello, . young man
known a. "Peavins." living next door
to W. D. G. Gibson's residence near the
Homestead. II Is bat . mild form Of
the disease.
The other Is George o'Donnsll. son
Of Jamss O'Donnsll. the vsll.knovn
mining man, who lives near the steps
leading from the railroad. the other side
Of Gsllsehsr's woodward, to the street
above. His case 10 also varioloid. The
patient attended school Monday.
Mrs. P. Boyle (nss victorine Duprey).
vas taken sick with the varioloid this
morning.
The case reported last evening Of the
little girl living near the Baltic switch 10
not positively confirmed.
Tbs burning OF the Indian cabins re-
naming on the hill east Of town 10
seriously discussed. Il seems impossi.
BILE to keep the children away from the
houses, and the CANNES have selected
the place a. . rendezvous. Commits
sionsr Gallagher vas this morning con-
sultipg with the Chief OF Police on the
ad~vissbility Of destroying everything In
the Indian village. having seen the dogs
belonging around town over there. II
burned, they will be fumisatsd hrst, 20
that the smoke will contain a little OF
the pestilsuoe a. possible.
The public schools Of Gold Hill were
not opened this morning. The Trustees
do not know whether they will b opened
again this term or not. II will depend
upon the violence and sxtsnt OF the
smallpox. The action Of the Board in
closing the schools will certainly meet
With the approval Of oil parents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
the MINES ON FIRE.
Cns.gi.g the ophir frsn = Dsvn.
cost - N UDeast.

Last night Q portion Of the II O'Clock
shift Of the ophir was not allowed TO 60
down the shaft. and the report naturally
gained circulation that the gas from the
Are In the old slopes Of the Con. Virginia
and California mines had extended In
that direction and much unsaNnsss was
caused. Superintendent Patton. when
interviewed this morning, distinctly a..
serted that the FIRE was completely walled
In and that the only place the gas could
and did escape was through the old shaft
Of the Con. Virginia. A few men had
been laid Of who had been working on
the 2700 lsvel Of the 0phir. This had
been done a. the attempt IL being msds
to change the 0phir from . downcast 10
an upeast shaft to take the place OF the
Con. Virginia, which Was an upcast.
This has been partially accomplished.
but until the current OF air 10 firmly %.
tablishsd a. an upoast II was thought
best to remove the men from the 27oo
level for two or three shifts. There 10
neither Are nor gas anywhere save In the
old slopes OF the BONANZA mines, and
there II 10 under control.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
c...sy Commissioners.

At the meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners yesterday afternoon Jas.
Hughes VA elected . regular day police.
man for the Firs. Ward. Virginia. thus
d~isplscing Patrick Linohan. elected tho
day previous.
The heads Of the various city depart.
ments wsrs requested to b present d 1.-THE
meeting Of the Board when city Affairs
were to be discussed.
Diatrict Attorney Hiles advised the
Board to 70 into special session when
passing upon matters pertaining to either
Gold Hill or Virginia and not to the
county.
An ordinance wal presented regula-
ting the practice Of bringing suits in
the Justices Courts. % relates to what
Was formerly city or town suits.
The following committees were ap.
pointed by Chairman Canavan : % Pc.
iice-Sheridan sad Fraser; on City Al.
fairs--Webber and Gallagher; on Fire
and water-Sheridsn and Gallagher.
The bond OF Daniel Shseban, aGold
Hill policeman. was presented and sp'
proved.
The Clerk was instructed to write to
the Trustees Of the State Orphaps'
Home in regard to the admission into
that institution OF Mrs. Dolsn aud Q boy
from Grass Valley. California, named
Thompson.
1t was ordered that officials who need
books and stationery shall make spplics'
ton to the Committee on City Affairs.
which committee will report to the
Board.
On motion. the order OF business here
tofors 10 use by the Board OF Aldermen
was adopted for use when In municipal
session leaving out q or two small
points.
The bill Of ]. K. Brown. Court Com.
missioner. for $57. was reduced 81 and
allowed.
A number Of city bills were referred.
and that OF George w. Birdsall. for ZIG.
and one OF the Same amount. presented
by William Bartlett, were allowed.
Adjourned. to meet next Monday alter
noon At I o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
A Cradle In the Clouds.

Writing Of 1.-THE Wild Sheep Of the
Sierra" In the May Ssri1nsr. John Muir
says:
''In the months Of May and June.
they bring forth their young. In the most
solitary and inaccessible orsgs far above
the nesting rocks Of the eagle. I have
frequently come upon the beds Of the
ewes and lambs at an elevation Of from
twelve to thirteen thousand feet above
the Sea level. These beds are simply
oval shaped hollows. paved out among
loose, disintsgrating rocks chips and
sand, upon some sunny spot command
ing o good outlook, and partially shell
tered from the winds that sweep those
lofty peaks almost without intsrmissiou.
Such 10 the cradle ole the little noun
t%ainser. aloit in the very sky; rocked In
thin 10y air; but wrapped In his hairy
coat. and nourished BY . strong warm
mother, defended from the talons OF the
eagle and teeth Of the sly coyote, the
bonny lamb grows space. Hs soon
learns to nibbls the tuftsd rock grasses
and leaves Of the white spires; his horns
begin to shoot and before summers done
he 10 strsng and agile. and goes forth
with the flock. watched by the same d.
vine love that tends the more helpless
human lamb In it, warm cradle BY the
hrssids.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
Pissser rieais 90 bs Asid % sas.
dag.

. The Committee Of Arrangements Of
the Pacific Coast Pioneers have recon
adhered their former action In regard to
the holding Of their picnic. II has now
been resolved to hold the picnic on Bun.
day, June 8, instesd OF Saturday. June
4. It will be held ct Treadway's Park.
Carson. The new race track Will 90
completed BY the time named and the
society will offer . handsome purse for
rsees. There will also be prizes for
shootinR BY the military and for al man.
ner Of sports. Tickets for the round
trio win BE- but "a. With 81 admission at
the gate. A full programme viii shoruy
Be publishsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES
RIoHnosD-ALBIoS.
Judge Rising'S Decision-Both Par.
ties Win.

EusrxA. New. May6.-Judss Rting's
decision was received this morning. It
decides all Of the material points In
favor OF the Albion, but continues The
ipjunetions in force against both com.
paniss covering the ground west Of the
Tiptop end line extended. The Judge
says that hs has no right TO overthrow
the St. George patent In . collateral pro.
oeeding. but thinks Il ought 10 be oct
aside Whenever the case shall b tried on
Ito merits. The attorneys on both sides
are claiming the victory. while the wsgs
say the decision ID . little like the cole
brstsd Archie opinion, which gave the
law to the North and the negro 70 the
South. Tbs parallel 10 reflected In this
case BY the Albion getting the law and
the Richmond the bonanza.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
Ansr.oe. ssrsss RsssrI

BAN Francisco. Nay 6-2:3o P. NJ
Albion. A. asked. AIS asked; Mexican.
l2k bid. l2H sales; opLir. 81 bid; Utah
10 asked; Sierra Nevada. i2k bid. l2S
asked; ovsrman. 1 70 sales; Union Con-.
iok bid. l0a asked. ioAs sales; Scorpion.
/ 90 asked. I 80 sales; ophir. 81 bid. 81
sales; Gould 4 Curry. 81 bid, Z sales;
Crown Point..2k bid; Sierra Nevada i2S
sales; Overmsn. I 20 bid. II asked; Hale
4 Norcross. 81 bid. 81 asked; Bullion
I os bid. I 10 asked; Albion. ~ asked, "a
sales; Exchequsr, l IS bid. l 40 sales; Utah
81 bid Best 4 Belcher. II bid, IN
asked; Yellow Jacket. 4 80 bid; overman,
bid; Grown Point. q IS bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
Afssr.ss. l.Isra.i sessiss.

SAN FaAScisco. Nay Ga P. ~
Albion. A., 4 40. 4 so. ~. 4 IS; Gould q
Curry. z. Ct; Hale L Norcross. 81, 81;
Ophir. sk. 81 Mono. s. 2 90; Albion
4 so; Mexican. IL. l2S; Union Con-. iok'
loh ; Yellow Jacket. 4 IS; chollar. 5 40.
3 IS; Alta. 8 so; Savage. 4 IS. ~; Bullion.
I 10; ovsrman. I IS, 1 10; Potosi. 4s.42o
Bodis. 7; Sierra Nevada. i2k. i2i; Day.
7sc; Best d Belchsr. II. l7h; Scorpion.
I 90; Caledonia. SOC; Con. Virginia. 2 IS.
2 40; South Bodis. soc; Mexican. IAN .l2S
Curtis. IN; Best & Bslchsr. 12h bs; Union
Con-, l0k.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-06
TN ras WHOLE HISTORY

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