The Fremont County record., 1881-10-08
STATE NEWS.

.ipurango while resisting arrest
I Governor Pitkin arrived in Denver
last Saturday after long visit cast
Leadville had forty-nine deaths in
August and thirty-three in Septem-
Der.
It is reported thst there are now
about 100000 head of cattle, in the
state. @s
The d. s R. G. is now running
trains regularly to Villa Grove,
4 The people of Leadvilie, Greeley
Nand Boulder are suffering severely
with typhoid fever.
4 The democrats of La Plata county
have split because John Foley, the
ronghs candidate, was nominated
for sheriff
| The Indictment against Chas. Roth,
well known in this city, for murder
in Chafiee county, was quashed at the
iast term of the district court in that
tcounty.
A dance house belonging to Chas.
4 Briggs at Pitkin was burned 10 tho
ground by indignant citizens Sunday
night and the proprietor was Shot
twice through the body. - t
The Denver Tribune, Republican
and News have concluded to issue
their daily editions every day in the
year. The Tribune inaugurated the
movement Monday last.
K o. II. Rothecker and Eugene Field,
editors of the Denver Tribune, have
been indicted by the grand jury of
Arapahee county for libel aud their
bail fixed at 81 900 each.
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citizens of Nathrop, was murdered
by Bert Remington Monday night in
that town. The crime was cold
blooded and unprovoked.
The Mexicans of one Of our south
ern counties turned over this season
10 the clerk of that county 4S0 900
pounds OF loco weed. upon which the
state paid premiuuIUf 81, 200.
The first mortgage of the Denver,
tab q western railroad to the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust company for tho
sum of Se7 ,0o0, 900 was filed with thc
county clerk of Arapahoe county
Monday.
Joseph Hackett, convicted of kill
ing Benz. r. Carnes, in Denver, has
been sentsneed to the penitentiarv
for nine years. David Stoddard, for
same place.
The Denver Times has seen letter
which reports the death of Hugh
Marshall, alias Edward A. Eggleston,
the Rosita murderer, in New Mexico.
men declare fne6lo the best market
in Colorado. The fruits and yegc-
tables raised there are very fine, amt
hucksters say they are gobbled up by
Puebloites by the time they reach tho
city limits.
Pueblo Chieftain: 1t seems tic
Custer county silver ore, on which
premiums were awarded at the Dem
yer fair, was taken from the Gem
mine. Titusville. sixteen miles from
Silver Gift. Tiiusville is looming
into prominence as one of the richest
mining districts in the state.
If mine owners or superintendent
viii. send specimens OF their ore to
Mr.. Hamilton S. Wicks, secretary of
the National Mining and Industrial
Exposition association, thoy will be
conspicuously displayed this fall and
winter at the Preliminary Exhibition
of Colorado ores, that Will be held III
the board of trade rooms, Denver,
Colorado.
The republicans of Pueblo county
have nominated the following ticket:
Paul Wilson, county clerk W. w.
Strait, sheriff; n. Kearney, treasur-
cr: Charles G. Stein, county school
superiutendent. w. j. Barnstollar,
assessor. e. A. Cowles, coroner; Car
tain William Meridi,h, county COM
missioner; w. S. Scott. county sur
veyor.
Judue Elliott. of the Arapahoe
county district court, has sentenced
the following criminals to the peni-
tentiarv: John W. yirzey, forgery,
eighteen months; John Robinson.
robbery. seven years: Frank Stone,
robbery. seven years; Alex. john
son. burglary, Two convictions, ten
years on first and four years Oh Sec
ond.
The republicans of Arapahoe conn
tv, last Saturday. nominated tie ioi-
lowing ticket almost unanimously
stare senator. Clarence Il. Elder
cnnnty commissioners (lopg terinl
i q. kuner and y NJ. Brown; conn
IL commissioner (s,iort terni), Petcr
Winue; county clerk, w. G. Lothrop;
county sheriff, NJ. Spanglers county
cnrontr. Thomas Linten, county
treasurer, John H. Daily county
surveyor. j. X. Ashley county s'lier-
intrudent OF schools. Y. frtxer;
county assessor, Geo 90 q. Roberts.
TIN Cup Record: On sunday
teye,,iux inst at sunset. an American
eaele was seen 10 perch itself ON the
top Of the flagstaff erected one year
ago 10 support the banner OF Ham
cock, but which at that moment sup
por.ed az haif mast the Grape burtIen-
I'd Na,ionnl colors ia token Of respect
for the death Of his victorious oppo-
uent. The bird Is tho first Of its kind
known TO have b.en seen IN this
locality. On aiighting y bowed -
| head IA II TO drop tear OF Asmpathy
| ior the Nation Of which y !. this em-
hieuA, nast tnfinetIlAkeiy vra ai,ns<s1 y ~
| course in nm opposite dtrgc'lnu from
| that In which II came.
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