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National Republican., 1881-08-24
SSfor 2Renf--5oltses

UNOR RENT-HOUSE No. gi0 NINETEENTH
II street northwest; 10 rooms; all modern Improve
ments. A. A. wILsON, over Bank OF Washington.
au2t3t'
TvoR RENT-FROM SEPTEMBERl |, TO a GOOD
II and permanent tenant, elegant cevcn-room
House, with all modern improvements, near Dupont
Circle. for s25 per month. Inquire Of II, w JACK
SON, Room ~, Quurtermaster.Generals Onlce, cor
INOR RENT-HOUSE ~. NJ STREET NORTH
~ west; eight rooms summer Kitchen bath, &c;
lovely home; s3j per month " applied for nt once.
Apply at JOHNSON'5 GALLERY, $40 ponnsylvania
avenue. au226tf
TOR RENT IN WEST END-A FURNISHED
~ House Of nine rooms, with oil modern improve
ments, suitable for members OF Congress other OIL
cials. Address A., Republican office. au2O5tf
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, or
Trade City or Country Property, come and see The
great bargains at WILLIAM H. MAIN d BROTH
EltS 81. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest. inal0tf
V1oR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
fe3-tl 81, JlOud Building.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
IloR RENT-BY b. u. WARNEn,

OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. 323 and $40 Four-nnd-a.
half ST. NJ W.. also in45s Louisiana avenue n. W.
A well.lOcated dairy farm for rent at low price.
Call for Weekly Rpnt-Dlst.
The houses East Capitol street ore well located
and very desirable.
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having property to trade sell will find II to
b. II. WARNER,
DIG Il street
National Republican., 1881-08-24
JUBAL EARLY.
4 Rncy sketch OF am Oncuusiructcd" {"
Rebel General.

Mr.. Daniel elected but little applause,
and the few voters present ut the meeting did not
hesitate TO express their disappointment ut his
efforts. In fact, the only time that there was any
enthusiasm manifested nj NIL was when, 10 the
stirring tune of Dixie" old Jubal Early clad in
his everlasting suit Of confederate gray, his hands
behind his STOPPING figure, tottered to the foot
lights 10 receive the plNudis which he Is still SO
anxious to receive The eX-confederate general
announced himself ms an oncunstructed rebel, "
and this brought down the house. Early is now Il
man apparently eighty years old, and ns tcsy and
dsRgreoable MS "scolding woman," Ns he Is
sometimes called,
HE is ADDRESSED HERE
in his native town only by those whom he first ad
vances, "He 10 liable" said gentleman whom q
stranger sought to introduce to Early "to insult
his best friend, and / would not like to run the
risk ofintroducIng the representative Of North
orn newspaper 10 him. He might receive you all
right and he might insult you openly. One is as
likely to occur as the other He has never re.
covered from the call he received from sheridan's
troop and the flight down the Shenandoah Valley
He had openly declared that "any Yankee who
caught him and did not shoot him for treason
would be a fool" and when at the close Of the wal
ho found an opportunity to be reconstructed hC
became angry at the men who gave him oppor
tunity, and has been angry ever since. There wa
hobAlHs ~ tLclp " lllc Nluhc VI Nilc NhI
crate officers, Private soldiers were at premium
but there was not an insurance company or
LOTTERY SCHEME
that could not lnd confederate general to be
come It's head Early Is connected with one ofthese
lotteries and unlike anybody else who invests IN
them, he " draws" 5000 year salary thercfrOm,
His address before this meeting was so undlgnl-
fed ana insulting that II Is hard to see how mau
who was half sober at least could have made It,
Snuiing his nose about the stage, he said; "Ihope
some one has fumigated this place since that
Niger convention was held here" and the gods IL
the gallery pretended to laugh and applauded
him to the echo The "nlgger convention" he
referred to was the Republican State convention
which met In this building last Wednesday. If I
1.-THE of what the people of Lynchburg say is true
| Early's character and morals and mode Of lyinl
arc not such rs TO invite comparison with the
| humbest delegate who occupied scat in tina
conyention.-Lpchbwg (Ta) Letter to Cineinnai
| Commercial,
National Republican., 1881-08-24
Georgetown University.
EsTABLIsHED 1883
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
(Steam usedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west Washington, u. q, Carriages and liar
ness received on storage and sold on commission;
Carriages repaired. felt
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2Hllction Sales.
John A. Prescott,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

UOnn n. HfeScOtt,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-TllIRD STREET, SECOND HOUSE SOUTH
or NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated June H. 1879 and
recorded in Iiher No 220, fol- 81 ct seq, one of the
land records of the District of Columbia and Mt the
request Of the party secured shall offer for sale
public auction, IN ront of the premises, on WEDEES
DAY, the 3st day of August, A. d. lSS ut o'clock
p m the southern part OF lot twenty.three (2). In
Wllets recorded subdivision of original lots fifteen
40, sixteen u6), and seventeen 10 In square No.
Dwelling.
twelve and eighteen months Mt six per cent. interest
deferred payments 10 be secured the properly sold
4 deposit OF SIS will he required time of sale If
terms are not compiled with within ten days irom
time Of sale the property Will be resold at the risk
at purchasers cost. JOS, u. EDISON, i Trustecs
JAS, ID. CLARY, ii"S'e'''
J.T. CoLDwELL, Auctioneer. aui3.wStillAu3i
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2SontcS--S --S1oltses.

A LADY WISHES 10 INVEST FROM e, 800 TO
IA s3OlO in House located In u good nelghborhood
will ray all cash. Address MRS. w, Republican
Office. Ru2t3s
NTANTED-BN SEPTEMBER !, AN UNFUR-
w nshpd House. with 10 to II rOOms good lOca-
ton; modern improvements Address, with full par.
tlculnrs and terms, z. H. H. Pension Office ava 81
WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL MODERN
w House; state location, price, and II possession
can be had september or earlier. Address u. q T.,
Republican oifcc. aua3-3tH
National Republican., 1881-08-24

SEVERAL fatal cases of sporadic cholera
have occurred in the West recently.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
2Boar0ina.

OF X STREET NORrHW EST.-TWO COM.
Of L municating Rooms, handsomely furnished
as pNrlOr and bed.roon also large Hall Room, First
class Table Board. aua33tt
pOARDING-LARGE, DESIRABLE ROOMS, IN
ID suites or slnglei modern Improvements; Table
Board. Apply at l33i-lS36 street, opposite franklin
Park, Ru2L3ta
TINHREE HEATLNFURNIsHED COMMUNE.
Il niCating Rooms, second door, for rent, with
board, Also board daily, weekly, and monthly
First,class table board, ll0l @ street northwest
au20-3t#
DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, CAN BE
a had at Ol2 Maryland avenue southwest. street
cars pass the door. aule-0tt
are PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
II - National Hotel best Board and well fur.
nished Rooms to $40 per week; transient $3.50 TO II
per uAyi terms 10 SUIT families . - ..,,.. -.
aul0-6tf MRS. o, q. HOWARD,
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE. WITH ITS FINE
Il pr2mensde balconies cool, airy rooms, and supe
rior table will be iound most desirable place for
summer boarding. Rates, room ana board Us 10 $50
per month, my2
National Republican., 1881-08-24
aSSanfeo-- --Rooms.

NyTANTED-DY a MECHANIC WITH WIFE
w aud one child, three Rooms second floor snt
able for housekeeping; rent not TO exceed $40 per
month. Address MECHANIC, Republican Office.
nu2,-3tr
yyTAHTEp-BY SEPTEMBER /, A SUITE or
w unfllrnshcd Rooms for light housekeeping;
northwest section. Address II. a. HENDERSON,
General Delivery, city. au23.3tt
NXTANTED-TTREE UNFURNlSHED ROOMS,
w by lSt september, by II reliable party Address
A. c. Republican Office. au23-3t@
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TOHN II. MITCHELL,
81 VETERINARY HORSESHOER
No. 30 Second street northwest, Washington, d.

~" All shoes used In the shop OF my make. All
diseases OF the feet promptly attended 10, sol'Y
National Republican., 1881-08-24
S4or 2Tliscellaneo,l,

JNOR SALE.-wILL SELL CHEAP, A HER
~ rings ire-proOf safe. H. HARRIS S CO., 1872
Seventh street northwest. au2L3t+
IL ingMRchine Knitting Machine Stoves, &c; prices
low. Apply at Iid * street northwest. au23-St+
1VOR sALE-lO SHARES OF STOCK IN WEST
II ern building Association Apply at 1884 Four
teenth street northwest au2].3t+
"OWSON'S SUPERIOR ICE,CREAM. 60 ONE
quart, 10 ccnts; one gallon sl25i five gallons
moro, 81 n gallon. Packed To shin long distances
Twelfth aud Massachusetts avenue. au2O-3tt
LNOR SALE--A REFRIGERATOR MILK.CAN,
H cheap 22I q street northwest, Ru2O-3tt
TNoR SALE-DY PRIVATE PARTY, a CLUs-
~ ter Diamond Ring, eight stones, cost $3.50; also,
Lndys Watch, together with some other nice articles
OF lewery, Rt sacrifice Address RING, Republican
office. at2l3tS
GOAL AND WOOD or EVERY DESIRABLE
" quality, NJ lowest prices. a. l., SHERIFF.,
jyl2-3m I'M and 32s Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-08-24
SSor -Sale--S5o,lscs, &c.

NOR SALE OR TRADE FOR WESTERN LAND
~ Farm OF fGj acres In Falls Church 100 fruit trees
vineyard &C.; good buildings. Call on address NJ
HUMPHREY, a26 Seventh street southeast. aulS-Gtf
NOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO, ST.
Cloud Building Real estate aud loans y3l
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09
COLORADO MINING NOTES.

New and rich mineral strikes are
reported from Rosita.
The Dead Dog mining property, at
Silver Clifr,, has been sold for - 900.
The Minehart lode in Copper gulch.
Saguache county, has been sold for
81, 700.
Mining property to an amount OF
over S37, 800 was sold in summit
county last week.
The Micaw ber mine ut Irwin has
ten foot vein of galena ut depth
of sixty-live feet.
Reed Il Co., of Denver, have pur-
chased two-thirds interest iu tho
Bonanza district, for $500
In Green gulch, near Msysviile. a
vein of ore has been discovered which
runs $500 to the ton In gold and
silver.
In the Hukiil mine, near George
town, ore was recently discovered
which assaycd as high US Szo0,C0oto
the ton.
Denver parties havo purchased .
one-fourth Interest in tho Boss Avery
mine in Copper xulcb, In Saguaclio
county, for 81 600.
A body Of free gold bearing ore u
reported to have been discovered
n,,lcr the coulsnissary tent 0f the
South Park rniironh "a the tutueI
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09

We have made number of sales
of real estate within short time.
Among the number were two lots ON
the corner of 12th anil River streets
TO Mr.. Tarboton on which he is erect
ing comfortable residence. Tho
two lots next east OF above TO Tho>,
C. Hawthor upon which he will put
the large frame hotel now used at
the Halfway house on the Silver Clitt
road. The Paul Goerke residence
and four lots $1,000 which was sold
to Mr.. Garfield who has moved into
it and improved it considerably. The
four acres next 10 Geo. Pedley's, IN
south Canon, 1000. This property
with six acres adjoining was bought
by our present penitentiary warden,
Judge FELTON,, who is making great
improvements in the place. Alr.
Humphrey to whom we sold ten
acres near Mr.. Fowler's place II short
time ago has improved it by planting
trees, putting up fences, etc. II our
real estate business increases much
more we will be compelled to buy -
team aud rig to show our customers
around, collect our rents and attend
to outside business generally.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09
Grape Greek dl61sseur.

The Grape creek canon has been
described as the Switzerland of the
Rocky monHtaias. A railroad ride
through that region is now possible.
and through the courtesy Of Mr.. S. E.
Reaugh, resident engineer Of the d 4
r. G. on the Silver Cliff branch, the
RECORD was given the pleasure of
ride on Conductor Ryan's train up
that canon one day last week. The
route leaves the main line, just at
tile mouth of the Grand cafion of the
Arkansas, where it crosses thatriver
on a substantial bridge, and thence
the road follows the windings of the
picturesque Grape creek canon from
the modlh of that creek on up to the
end of the route. The scenery is cx-
ceedingiy beautiful everywhere and
the traveller is brought at every turn
face to face with some new surprise.
The road seems to be one constant
curve and at times one can see no
possibility of going further, so
straight does the track go towards
some impregnablc rock or some ap-
parenlly irEpassable gulch. After
the road leaves the toll gate the grade
is constantly up, up at the rate OF lou
feet to the mile, winding along the
side of the hills far above the stream.
There was much heavy rock work
towards the upper epd of the canon
and here the scene becomes grander,
for away below you is viewed the
creek while above on either side are
the grand. everlasting hills of old
gray rocks and the pinon and the
pine. As you enter the last mile or
two of the road, before it emerges
from the canon the scene reminds one
of the royal gorge, without that
startling sensation, however, but
with all of its beanty. When the end
of the canon is reached you suddenly
come out into a pretty park where
the green grass aud flowers must
grow profusely in the summer and
where the stately pine grows down
close to the banks of the stream.
This route will eventually become
one for tourists, and the weary mind
ed, tired the of sameness of the out
side world.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09
The Earth's Population.

From the Pail Mall Gazette,
In the new issue (No. g. of Behm &
Wagner's well-knowH "Bevolkerung
der Erde," there are several points of
fresh interest. Since the last Issue
about two years ago, the population
would seem to have been increased
by about 1900, COO, the present pop
ulatiou of the earth, according to
Benin s. Wagner. being l,456, 900, 600,
rs against l, ,439 ,0o0, 600 two years ago,
This. however, cauRot be set down to
absolute natural increase, much OF
the addition being, no doubt, the re-
suit of new and more accurate statis-
tics. The new issue. has, for exam
pie, to take account of several new
censuses, some of them in countries
wherc the population has not been
accurately counted for many years ii
at all. We have for example. the
census of Spain in 1877; Portugal,
1879; Greece. 1879; New Zealand,
1878; Peru, 1876; Denmark, 1880. be-
sides several smaller places. The to-
tai population is divided among the
continents as follows: Europe, Sl5,-
$780, ,o5o; Asia, .SS4,7o7, 200; Africa,
EOS. .679, 900 America, 30, ,4o5. 800: Aus
tralia and Polynesis, 4,oSl, 200; the
remainder, $1,000, belong TO the North
Polar region, mostly Iceland aud
Greenland. Although the census of
the United States has been taken
some months since, and few OF the
data oozed out in an irregular fash
ion, Herren Benin & Wagner, have
not made ANY use of the results, wise
ly preferring to await official statis-
ties. They calculate that the census
ought to give y result of ut least
Ii, ,00o.ooo
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09
Proposals For Subsistence. &c.

Scaled proposals will be received
by the board of commissioners of the
Colorado State Peniten,iary al the of:
flee OF said penitcntiary in Canon City
until June lst, 1881, for the deliver,
of the following supplies on the pen,
itentiary grounds:
$4,000 lbs Fresh Beef (fore and hind
quarters.
$50 Sacks XXXX Wheat Flour.
l5o g Rye Flour.
1850 lbs Rio Coffee.
1900 :" G. Sugar.
900 gal. Molasses.
$50 lbs Tea, Japan.
1900 " Soap, White Russian.
400 I" Hominy.
5000 " Beans, Navy.
5000 Z" Smoked Shoulders.
10 bbls Salt.
5 Vinegar.
500 lbs Currants.
as Unground Pepper.
1,50o 4" Dried Aples, sliced.
5 bbls Pickles.
6 gross Matches.
600 lbs Rice.
$50 +" Lard.
$50 I" Dried Peaches, Salt Lake.
500 3" Plug Tobacco.
Is doz. Brooms.
10 bbls Coal Oil.
500 lbs Cod Fish.
400 yds. Ticking.
500 " Linen Crash.
ESQ ' Bro. Sheeting.
$50 "a Drilling.
Samples of all groceries and dry
goods must accompany the bids.
Each proposnl musl be sirued by
the individual or firm making il, and
be accompanied by a guaranty signed
by at least two responsible parties,
that the bidder shall, within ten days
after being called upon to do so, fur
nish promptly the articles awarded
him to furnish, and on his failure to
do SO, to forfeit and pay to the State
of Colorado the sum OF double the
amount awarded in dollars.
The board reserve the right to re-
ject any aud all bids If il be deemed
for the interest of the State to do so.
Payments will be made in State
Warrants within twenty (so) days
after the articles are delivered.
Beef will be paid for at the end OF
each quarter.
All bids should. be addressed to the
Board of Commissioners of Colorado
State Fcnitcntiary, Canon City, Col
orado, aud endorsed, Proposals for
&c.
w. S. McCurcuEoS, Prcst.
u. II. NicuoLs, Scc'y. sf5t1s
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09
No,.ec Tor ruh,.ea,ton.

March =, SSl.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tled notice of his intention
10 make final proof In support OF his claim,
and secure nm I entry thereof and that said
proof will bc- made i-fpre the N..tser OF the
District court Of Eronaont County, al the
county seat, on SAT'lrHD Y. APRIL Q, 1851.
viz: JOHN r. DAVIS, homestead entry No.
lo2s, for tie sW!< sNE OF section la, W.
NW* OF section IL. NE.4 Sh5< section II,
following witnesses TO prove his continuous
residence upon End GU tiyation Of said tract.
viz: John r. Trebheli. A. t;urris August
wadsworth and Alfred Hell. ofCOAL CREEK,
Fremont County. Colorado.
mus FERD, BARSDOI.I.AR n, Register.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09

Notice is hereby given that all registered
County Warrants issued by authority OF
Fremont County. Colorado, from No. 1929
to 70. oSis. (both inclusive) together with
all interest thereon, will be paid upon rre-
sentation TO the County Treasurer of said
County, at his Office In Cation CITY. FIRE.
mont County, aforesaid, during business
hours. at amy time from the date hereof
until and including the 10th day of MAY, A.
d. 1871. aud all such orders NOT so present.
ed, will cease 10 draw interest from and
alter said 10th day Of May. 1881.
BY order of the Board of County Commits
sioners of Fremont County. Colorado.
tsaAL.l JOHN WILSON, County Clerk.
Dated April 9th, 1881. slbtl1 >
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09
CANON CITY, COLO, SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 1881.
ASSAYS FOR THE WEEK.


The democrats of Omaha have
elected their entire city ticket.
Geo. w. Monnypenny has resigned
the Craftsmanship Of the Ute commits
sion.
The entire democratic city ticket
was elected at the recent municipal
election in Chicago.
Hon. Hiram Price, of Iowa. has
been nominated commissioner of In
dian affairs.
The 5th was the forty-second day
of fast which Miss Deuel., of Iowa
City, is indnlgiug i'll.
Scio, Greece, was nearly destroyed
by an earthquake on Sunday and it
is estimated that 5000 people were
Ikiiie1s aauounded-
Andrew d. White, envoy extraord- :
iinary and minister pIenipotcntiary
Ito Prussia, has resigned.
The republicans of ST. Louis have
elected 3 mayor and niDeteen of the
twenty-eight councilmen.
A severe frost visited the northern
part of Louisiana, Mississippi and
Alabama on Friday night last.
The mayor of New York vetoed
the bill 10 permit Edison electric
light tubes to be laid in that city.
In Cincinnati. on the 5th, the DEM
|ocrats elected their mayor while the
republicans get all of the other Of
|fcers.
The republicans in the senate have
decided to carry out their policy in
the effort to Immediately elect senate
Officers.
Postmaster General James has tax
en- charge OF the Star route business
and proposes TO save about 81 900 900
this year.
On the morning of the 5th the mer-
curry stood at % degrees in Danyille,
Virginia, and ice formed on ponds
and streams.
Senator VOORHEES,, of Indiana, and
Senator Malone. of Virginia, had a
lively personal debate in the senate
one day last week.
John I. Rich, republican, has been
elected to congress from the Seventh
Michigan district in place of Conger,
sent to the senate.
All Of the town of Nermiilion, Da-
kota. with the exception of two or
three houses, was washed away by
the late flood in the Missouri river.
Leroy, the Colorado stage robber,
while en- route to the Detroit house
of correction in charge of deputy
marshal, escaped near Hays City,
kansas.
The United States supreme court
has reversed the decisions of the
Third district court and the supreme
court of Utah wherein Miles was de-
clared guilty of bigamy.
The Gaudalaquiver river ill Spain
overfiowed its banks on the 5th and
flooded four square miles OF the city
of Seville and forty miles of adjacent
country. There is much distress among
the people.
An election was held in Michigan
on the 9TH, for one judge of the
supreme court, two regents of the
state university and twenty-four
district judges. The republicans car
ried the day.
Last Sunday President Garfield and
Senator Conkling had conference
in which the president impressed
upon the senator's mind the fact that
he did not intend TO make nomina-
tions which should be particularly
offensive to either wing OF the repub-
lican party.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09
a Good Stock
Which we offer q
GOODS DELI
Canon q
Notice for Publication.
L.sp OFFICE AT PUEBLO, coro.,

March 2Sth. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
napied settler has filed notice of his intention
to make finai proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof; and that said
proof will be made before the clerk of the dis
trict court OF Fremont county, at the county
seat, on "WEDNESDAY, THE irH DAY OF
MAY, lssl, viz: THOMAS r. RULE, D. s.
$40 for the nj. Of fswls and sl< of nwi. sec. IS
T. 70 8, Il, &c W. and names the following wit
pesses to prove hls continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said tract, viz: Isaac san
ders, Win. Barker, William McAilister and
Thomas Barker, of COAL CREEK, Fremont
county, Colo. FE8D DBARNDoLLAR,
Wits Register.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09

For Sale.

would respectfully call the atten-
tion of ladies of Canon City and vioin.
ity to my splendid stock of house
plants now ready, also hanging bask-
cts. have over fihy kinds OF Color
ado grown flower seeds. choicest
kinds, cheap. Also empty flower
pots and haoging baskets always on
hand and for sale cheap. have also
vases iilled and for sale, fit either for
bay windows or door yards. Please,
ladies. patrouiac home industry.
JouN .GRAvEsTocK,
It South Canou.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09

The Colorado State Business direc-
tory, Published by j. A. Blake, of
Denver, Is the best work of lis kiud
which has ever been issued in Colo
RADIO. Ii contains u business dircc-
tory of all cities aud towns, mining
directory, live stock directory, u
classified business directory and
much other matter of interest to citi-
xens and strangers. 1t Is valuable
work and should be In every business
manss hands.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-04-09

In the Home of the Brave mine on
Game ridge, near Rosita, quartz
boulders carrying tellurium have
been discovered at a depth of 81 feet.