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, 1881-10-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.


FAM weather. sotltI,westerly Winds, sta.
tIo!tary Or higher Temperature for this region
ioday.
t'oyrrpryArs hands hnyo bccp bought at
rrankfort-o,.-t the Maiu for ~ ler crnt OF
their fner. The demand for u,cnf cnu,e from
Rotterdam parties.
T,tr ,u11cr If rronkyort.ou.t1uks|atn. Ger.
u,ny. l,nyr sryrft nh, cunfI ,cntr,f nll ,u,sters
ami htI,s ny restaurants anl ut,or u!accs of
tmbifr rrsor, wt,,rl pfyr information, tn tI,ose
iutrutlinv TO cmfxratu to America.
t;py, tt,wr,xx. of Tennessee, md cy.f,oy.
unyis. nr Irxus. nru sill, In Was;tlu.,o,,. 1t,.
sixtluu IN tin aunoEnlmrn. Of # Southern I,c-
uut,truu In n t,nh,nrt nnsftIuu. II II lm,teyc,I
That cx(ioy. ]}uyis IL mt nycrse To REPRESENT
linz tl,e South III President Artl,ur,s Cabinet.
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sjncr lu.c,, rn,,tnptl tn i,,s hcd. fie wae ,re.
,urpd IN IN In Wisconsin, tn tnkc part In the
camu,trn. Int hia nhyslcians hayu mt a
yntn IN lis t1otn,, sn,
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shnm,d o.~.ni,,l,. ~ ,,o,. ~ ,,Is,,,oo n;n,
Wr SGo1or "", +horoforo rs,nin ,,,s ,,ioca
uutfl there is n change IL, the political com.
plsxion Of The Senate.
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rianI nnd tha r"rom.an Con,ioaut II.
mails noo uiioa ~, .,o hicrc,c tha arortoat
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% tp.''e" '""4 'Fta.te'"olts "'e oe."k
pe'Ies'ea loi tn' ~ ss'"p''S''ts't " "',o'ne.
.aNtoma' .e'oa o!"h ~ t!'c'.Ko' WIN - "pt"i u
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''','A'' ,,,,'' ~" ~ ~, WIN 'aee''. NA'' ~: 49,
~, "nso"' y, 80 ~" IN, eottt,, "4' "uo "'e't"4u'
a.'u .al s"ss .ha. "'s eApe''snso koes 70 sAo"
u."t nks c".' W sto"h II! Ashassa9 W " h'uch
e'e"pe' 4"~ 1''p'l "''s otAos p'ace'
IT Is believed thnt owing to the opposition
Of some of tie Southern Republicans, nota-
o's s'o o'o o','"h ''!c''' 1ea' A"1estteeI
WIZ "o' w "pp"I"'ea u u eap'net posltao'.
outIlc cuHlHeIH 1ehl0cIHtS attIRtnor hlelScu
, 1881-10-25

Wesleyan Female College nt Hamilton. Onf..
who wrott Il fcttcr t" Dr. Thomas. Ut ChIca-
10, syInpashizlng with HIN iii jlis trouble.
and which was published IN TIE Tn11ESE'
sud to q l'nfDCSE representative ycstcrtIny
that though he does mt ngrec with Dr.
Thomas oil ole p"ltit fur wticl, ttIe fattGr
wns condemned. he fully aEFees Will l!tn III
The other two. The Rev. Dr. 1t'fss, nf To.
rniItn. thinks the exoress'oi' by Dr. Burns Of
Ills opinions I'll the Thomas case Ii likely TO
get him Into trouble.
SENATOR ElMuSps introduced resolu-
tIon III the Senate yesterday authorizing
Chief.Clelk Sh0ber to act rs Secretary Of
Tint bntly until the successor ot Secretary
uarch. deceased. could he chosen. Tho
Democrats III ca,'cns l'a't determined tn In"
trod!ice n similar resolution through scna-
tor Fentlleton' Dit Mf. Edtnitnds rot tho
hoor frst' thns ou'll0nkinR tie Democrats
Win hast NJ alternative than to vthe for Alr.
Ed'nn1us' resolhtion. Iit bohsbons we're
much annoyed ht Senator Edfhnhds' course.
Senator peHi!eton could not conceal Ills
angcr.
THERE Is a very pretty quarrel now gnlnF
on between the management of the new telc-
gsapl, company, tho Al,itunl Union, md the
management of the Western Union Tele-
grapl, Company. The former charge the
latter with having paid saa19 to m en,ployG Of
theira for permission to copy certain COLI
tract a1M furt,isl, some documentary EVIL
tlcnce In the case. Gen. Eckert and Mr.
Wln,nn are rather mixed mp in the case, and
3lr. Plumb II Is said llns "snll out" the
-.
esting quarrel Is detailed at full length in att
other page.
Tur Cbfcoeo com,non connct1 hat1 mn I'M
us,,a]ly stormy srssion last ntrht Ali.
Eyrrctt tnstruotc,l ,,,ot n cor,nin ,reoanro
,vhicl # was sn,,pht tn nre1, thrm,rl, tho
conncr wn. y toh ,yharcn,,on tno vIr.
tno,,a rpltnr.on i,trna, r., lis f,at ami
cnltpi] Ahl Evsrctt ..curu ard
ooid .,nt In ,y,a m oont,omon
Aid Evarc+t r.,,tod with dIvp,tv nnd In :,
mopnnr xvh,ch aho,voh lin IN ho ~ p,ntl..
man. 11n reneoted his statement tint nm
effort was being made to filch Si,0oO from the
treasury, and that as representative Of a
large body Of taxpayers, ard as All Alder
n,an, 1t was Ills duty to resist the attempt.
A srxs.7,oxA,. storv hus ,uet hem nu,,.
,tehe,, hv tia Enp]ls1, prpss Assocta,,on IN
TIM ,,froct lin, t,,o Fo,,toua NJ f:rant Dr,,ntn
T,nr,e and ,nor,co ,,o..a ,oa,, var,. oc,I,o ~
1ota thot -, noon, hns cnnyove1 tho Eon,o,,
mai, tatwaon tl,a wnr,ova n,ocoa who're tha
Eantons nnst in co,nra1a,a 1tfa furt,,ar
ato,sG lint Tarna,t onu othar 1r,ah n,a,nhers
- In rt,,raut or ~, ointment Iond.r o,r,,cro
vt.tt,n, lin F.nton Chinf st.,,,,pns at paris
,r, ,., '
, 1881-10-25

tho few days that l!e (tirant) has been hcrc,
he has fnb0rel atrtl,uously with President
Arthur to secure the nomination of Dont-
we'll for tito pt,sftinn Of Attorncy-{icnerai.
Thc claims 1T New England, Of course,
for Il Cabinet position are very great, In view
Of tho fact TINT that section now hhs the Pre-
,nler, and Boutwell, 1t seems Is tic choice Of
tho ultra S.aIwarts. lie desires to take iio
other ptacc In tho Cabinet except that Of At
torney~tjenera!. where liz could continue In
tile line III his profession.
TIiEnE II sr1it. ANOTHER THEORY
tint tho President desires to give Attorney
General MacVeagh day or two longer 10
consider whether or not he will not remain
IN tic Cabinet Until December, Or Until the
star-rnute prosecutions shall have ended, Us
Mr. james las consented to to. III which
event tho President would llayp until Decenl.
bgr to further consider Ills Cabinet selections,
and make NJ further appointments thnn that
of Gny. Morgan. All these questions nlny
possibly bc settled tonight or tomorrow
morning, unless 1t shall happen that the SEN
atc, for some reasotl, shall prolonE liz
session.
RECNET.AIlY MACrEAnH,
commenting on tile fact tIlat 1i0we's name was
not sent In rs Attornryutneral today, said
ttAt lie should leayG tomorrow morning fur
Philadelphia, and considered that Ills resfg-
uatlon had already taken effect, aid lie sllonld
resume the practice Ut Ills profession. This
President had urged hlul to stay until the
star.r0utc prosecutions were eHted but lie
cou4t not find 1t convenient to tln so. lie
Thought that the President had not sent In
uuwe's lame tut1ny for tho reason tint he
was still uncertain whether Morgan wonltlac-
cept tue Treasury, cven after he Ind been con-
tls,ncd, and that ii the Treasury BY Afor9nn's
duclinution should still remain vacant, Howe
might be nominated to the Treasury for q
sfurt time. at nil events, Mr.. MncVcagh
said tl,at he considered his connection with
tho Cabinet ended, and he should leave fur
Philadelphia at once.
The Erent1u Star contains the following
editorial statement, which may possibly fore.
shadow 1fr Blafne's movements:
In conversation With prominent citizen Of
one Ut tho Southern Siates who called upon
him to talk of National a1aIrs Secretary Dlaine
ts suld tu have stated that the last talk he ever
held With tho late President GARFIELD WIS In
reference to tho "oouptete reconciliation Of
tho two sections"
His visitor was very agrceably impressed With
tho Secretary, who cxprcsscd, 10 tho story goes,
m Intention OF making a tour OF tho South
this wiuter. II Sir. DLano adhcres
to this Intention, be Will probably
give other Presidential usrirnnts sumo causo for
apprehension. He will undoubtedly mako thou"
sands Ut friends IN that sect1ou. He invariably
attracts All With whom he comes In contact.
Going there ns n distinguished cltzen OF the 1te-
public, who mas rendered the Nation Invaluable
service, and being out Of olfice. be will 10 at
full liberty to receive nli attention tho people
choose 10 pny him. lie Inns, as IL public man. al-
why's manifested lIrey interest Iu the MATERIAL
development OF tho Southern statcs, and has
, 1881-10-25
PAINFUL MENSTRUAL.

PAINFUL MENSTRUAL.
TON.
Mrs. Mary Martin, Of 1lar-
rfsburg, Pa, writes: IL suslcr,
: ed scver!y from a complication
of female diseases, THut sense
Of bearing down seemed as
iflt would kill INC. My habits
were very irregular. Nothing
seemed 10 benefit me until |
tried l3RowS's IRoS HlrTERS.
They acted like charm, and
now ! have perfect health"
There is such a demand
for BRowN's IRoN Bl1rERs
that some unscrupulous
druggists are trying to get
rid Of other preparations
that they have in stock and
.on which they make more
money.
Don't be imposed on.
Ask for BROWNS IRoN
B1rTERs, insist on having
BROWNS Iron BrrTERs
and be sure and yet only
BROWNS IRON B11rERs,
Don't forget-BnowN's
IRON B1TTERs contain abso-
Mte!y 40 Whisky or Rum.
, 1881-10-25
In BED FOR DAYS,

LIN oltI HOl< LA 4Ss
"Mr. L. NJ. Rnmscy, oi
1ronton. Ohio, writes: AMY
wife suffered severely from a
state Of intense nervous sense.
tivcncss. The least excite
n.cnt seemed to completely
upset her and often she was
confined to her brd for days,
with m indcscribable feeling
rSe,'eral prostration. Allady
friclld Recommended 1]RowSfs
Iron BErrERs," and after ,ls-
ing two bottles slle is differ
cnt woman, and now il as
healthy rs Il husband could
wisl, his wife TO be. | know
*BRowS's IRoS n1rTERs' has
done ller permanent good"
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

If there is anything this city needs
more than another newspaper or
hotel, it ia an opera house. Biske'a
new hall. although nicely fittcd up
and conveniently located, seens too
small 10 hold the crowds which fil
tie Reporter mans minds eye. 1t
has seating capacity for three hum
dred and usuaily about ore-haif OF
them are taken. Won't some capi-
talist or bonanza king rush in TO sup
ply this '-!ong fslt vast?
TAX ~ 6hc I'd y sunny
Italy and the mild ~ fe OF the
south Of EysAee. Their Intellectual
light pales before the beautiful au-
tumn aud winter weather of Canon
City. From all around is heard re-
ports of snow storms and cold, and
from the east we hear OF floods, rains
and SHOWS, while here in the beautiful
Valley of Arkansas, We are enjoying
the most charming weather imagina-
BILE. Let us bc thankful that neither
greedy Denver nor any ravenous
monopoly can rob us of our beauti-
full climate.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

I Silver Cliff is under Temporary
cloud. The big mill Of the Silver
ClifF mining company l. again shut
down. No reason is assigncd further
than that work for the present was
suspended and that Il We tndcfinite
when II might start up. Rumors Of
now combinations with other claims
are given out, bat they arc all fudge.
II viii bc found that ~ truth 81 the
matter Il the orcs are rot frVe mill.
Ing and that the new nills although
vf greater capacity, ID e werthlcss ss
the old one. Those Call1brnla and
Comstock experts, wlth eAeir ircc
milling outnts. have bee1 ~ eurse
Of she olsiag intsrssta - 0sloraaio.
TIE orcs Of this stats ~ psineipa,ly
refractory or asneltinxs and GAllfbrala
plants arc mol adapted 10 thelr treat
mcnt-
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

The Stevens smrifcr, Il Alfi, eIlls
buy ores u tho following prices:
Lead ores, 30 cents unit (iO0 lbsl
for all lead above ten per cont. In the
ores
Gold and silver. st market price,.
fcss ten per cert.
Smelling charges $15 90 per ton-
When ores run ten per cent. in lead
the charge will bc $i5.
Ores running Tess than ten per cent.
in lead viii be rated At thirty-five
cents q unit in addiffon to the smell
ting charge. For instance, one ton
of ore runs eight per cent. III lead.
At thirty-five cents unit the two
per cent. less than ten would be Sow
enty cents making the cost Of smelt-
ing $500.
Gold ard diver ores sBijt ~ treated
at market price, lees ten pee. esnf. a. s
lowed for waste. For instance, = foH
of ore runs 800 in gold and silver.
Ten per cent. allowed for waste is
ten dollars, which would make $50
for the ton of ore. The smelling
chara es would reduce It to- $75 and
the sampling charget0
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03
Another testimony to the prosper

Another testimony to the prosperi-
ty OF Canon City, - viewed from tie
outside, is shown In the removal to
this place from Silver Cliff, of the
Mining Gazette, This is one Of tn e
best mining papers of the state aud
has been enlarged from eight to
ItRclve pages since its removal. TO
mees rhsse4uiyvussnxny ye ~ . ns.s.ss
cd patronage. The editor eos. 0osn.
stock, Is highly spoken Of as aEcntle-
man and mining expert, and tn
business manager, Mr.. Hunter, is a
bright, active young man whom it is
= pleasure to meet. Both gentlemen
viii be welcome acquisitions to
Canon society.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03
A New Drux Store

A new drug store is being opened
by Mess. Maxcy & Partridge. in
R6ckafello w's new building adjoin-
ing the Fremont County bank. This
is another tribute to the growing inn
portance of Caffon City as CONNER
cial center. These are gentlemen OF
means and high commercial standing.
Mr.. Maxcy is the mayor OF Fairplav
and Mr.. Partridge is well known in
propose to open during the coming
toilet articles and fancy goods suits
BILE for the holiday trade, and will do
both a wholesale and retail business.
Both gentlemen viii BE- grest ac-
quisition to our socis and business
circles
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

It used to be said in the olden time
that all roads led to Rome and the
same will yet be said OF Canon City
SO far rs roads in Colorado arc con-
cerned. This plsce has got all the
primary essentials for operating rail-
roads and manufacturing. viz: Coal,
coaioil. lime, building stone, water
power, mineral, etc.s consequently
no railroad can feel safe until it has
esiablished itselt here a. base OF
supply. 1t is now stated that the
Denver 5 New Orleans railroad has
purchased the coal lands ofthe Grand
Canon coal company and will have
It's cars running here at an early day.
Surveys are also being made for a
"bee line" railroad across the range
from Colorado Springs to Canon City,
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03
STATE NEWS.

grick Pomeroy, Of Denver. is re-
ported at the point of death with
typhoid pneumonia.
The Silver ClifI Republican says the
potato aud hay crop of the Wet
mountain valley will sustain that
town Independents Of the mines.
Murphies will tell in the long run. &
The Bonanza Enterprise ofice and
contents, at Villa Grove, was burned
to the ground ON Thanksgiving eve.
The deed Is supposed TO have been
performed by some one who had =
grudge against the veteran editor,
Judge Mckinney.
Eleven prisoners were resolved at
A. rsAi~eokiAsskt thas week ffom Den-
fvgf 11le DunveF 3ndkeE he
dyspepsia and sre giving long sem
fences to all criminals now. One OF
the crowd has q life sentence and
most of the rest nine years each.
We acknowledge the receipt of
handsome coIorec chrome Of the new
Times building In Denver, r. w.
Woodbury., Esq, proprietor. It is
handsome monument to the success
of that paper. We hope to have one
like it in the dim distant future.
The Republican compliments tho
Canon coal at the expense of the
Francevil'e. The fact ia, there 10
scarcely any difference between the
latter and the Boulder Goals. But adj
mittinx that there 10, the Republican
should know that the Denver & New
Orleans proposes to bring Canon coal
to Denver, access to the banks being
had over the standard guage road
built by the Aichison u Topeka.
This is one of the leading reasons
why the Denver & New Orleans build
to Pueblo. The Rio Grande has
failed to keep this market supplied
with that coal. Will the Republican
say why tie Denver h New Orleans
shouln not supply the deficiency ?
rather than be warmed by d southern
coal brought in by rival TO tire Rio
Grande ?-Denver Times.
Mr.. l.. Jones, business manager Of
the Waltz new process passed through
Canon City this week. on his way to
his home in Ohio to spend the holi-
days. He reports their process for
treating ores simply and cheaply, an
assured success. Two mills for their
process are now being erected at Sill
yer Cliff, and the mining world will
soon be astonished Mt the results
which win be shawn. Prof. Waltz
is natures own alcheniist aud thor
oug'lly understands both chemistry
aud mctailurgy. The writ&r has the
strongest faith in the suc~ess of his
process having Witnessed many Of
his experiments. ytr. Jones Is = cnsi-
tio,ls si,rewd business uian and ono
not MI an TiEelt to be lei away by
any visiouery scheme. When he as
sorts, after u year Of experimental
testing, that the process is u success
il is Safe to believe him.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03
Drives Around Canon City.

Attractive drives are OF the utmost
Importance 10 any community aspir-
ing to enjoyments and privileges,
Chat cluster about towns and cities
noted for pleasant homes. Canon,
already claiming many such, should
at once turn her attention to the To-
cation and Improvement of her pleas
ure circuit. In this our citizens have
taken the initiative by fine Improve
ments to their streets. On the road
to the penitentiary, soda springs, to
three mi le springs, DEVILS Gate aud
the parks beyond. Also to Bridge
street, and to the City of the Dead,
Gravestock's conservatory aud flower
garden, Harry Bakers extensive veg
etablc garden, and the charming pri-
vate grounds of South Canon. They
should now have the cooperation of
rural neighbors, for of what avail is
1t TO tell of their fine houses, thrifty
orchards, blooded stock and game
chickens. Their cabbages as large as
bass drums, of their cucumbers and
watermelons of such prodigious size
that they measure by new table, as
three cucumbers make one yard,
five watermelons make one rod, perch
or pole, SC, provided the rich adobe
when wet is quite too many feet
deep TO enable us to travel the roads.
No gentlemen, If you would not "hide
your light under bushel," club to-
gether, and donate all the days with
ycur teams that may be necessary to
turnpike the roads through your road
districts. Nothing will pay better,
for when once done well, only small
expenditure of labor annually will
keep the roads In perfect condition.
Street Commissioner Sell has prom
ised it shall be done in that style to
the east boundary of corporation and
we all know he carries out what he
proposes to perform
We do not claim our section can
vie with Los Angeles, CAL, in its
twenty milo tree lined avenue, but
there IL no reason why tho avenue
down the Canon park to Oil Greek
aud the old mill in direction of the
BrAutford quarrics, should not be
made in proportion to its length,
equally attractive. The soil of that
road when turnpiked and rounded
well In the centre, will soon pack
solid as . macadamixed state road,
and furnish an unexcelled pleasure
drive. The road across Lincoln Park
towards Coal Creek, Canficld mine,
Rock vale aud Oak Creek, tne Flor
ence orchards and vegetable gardens
~ we'll ~ to CArson mine and ths
Iron Springs, with very little effort
can bc made quito perfect. Tho drive
20 Hot Springs should be n,ade so
inmedistely. It Il Z burning shame
| that an attractive and inviRoratipe
health resort should b 90 difacult o.
Aeoess. The charming rcpte up on
Greek TO Garden Park and Marble
CAvea, and the Saurisu Ceuietery
should als0 Fecetve attention. Lei
thers bs eoscerted actiolt aud The re-
suits viii 10 confOrt and esjoymcn'
! ftV all.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

The charity bali lately given in
Denver was a grand success, netting
over 81 800 for sweet charity's sake.
It is said many of the toilets worn by
ladies present cost over 1000 each.
Some Of the papers hare sneered at
the shoddy display made by few Of
the mushroom aristocracy OF Denver,
but it should be remembered that
charity covers multitude of sins.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03


The RECORD reporter thought il
very strange that the town board
would allow him to sit In the same
room with them while they were in
session. II Is n little strange. Had
we been in that honorable assembly
we should have. insisted upon carry
ing him out upon = chip.-Reporter.
This is silly. The REcoRD report
cr did not tlink anything ofthe kind.
Let some such fellow try 10 prevent
him from attending public meeting
all meetings of the town board are
public-and lac will, probably, be car
ried out on shutter. What sort Of
an idea can the Reporter people have
of tho rights of newspaper reporter
any way
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03
Many a shot at random sent,
Finds aim the archer never meant

Last weeks RECORD endeavored to
point a moral for the benefit of our
good citizens by calling attention to
the connection of the late disreputa-
BILE dance house crowd with the Roda
tragedy. At tliis the Reporter man
gets mad and calls vulgar names. We
assure him there was not the slight
est intention of hitting him.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

A looking man went into
a store the other day and sat down
for half an hour or so, when . clerk
asked il there was xnything she could
do for him. ffc said no-he ,lidn't
want anything. She went away, and
he sat there half IN hour longer, " hen
the proprietor went to hiiu and asked
ii he wnnied to lie shown ANY thinx.
Mo-" said the nervous man, II juss
wanted to sit aroanA Ny physIoisn
has reeoMmrnsled perfect quiet for
me, ansi says. above III llsin0s. must
avoid being ia crowds. Nutieipx thst
you did isos advertise in the n4VsPa-
pcrss I thought that this would - -
quiet place ~ cOnbd nnd, - jnse
droppcl ~ for few keass of opeus
plcts isolatiOn." The serchnnb
pIskcsl up ba,ls " rspsr sasmbsjs -
brHin him. but tAe ,9an west 81.
tlc said all he wanted ues . en1eo
life.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

While Silver Cliff, Pueblo, Denver,
and other cities, are suffering from
the horrors of coal famine and cold
weather, Canon City is basking in
and an abundance of cheap
coil, of the best quality, mined from
her own inexhaustable coal beds.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03
Instruments, La
FOR HOLIDAx GIFTs-
MAIN STREET CANON CITY. coLofsABo.
GALL And SEE THEN,
GDoD SELECTION c

The editor of the Huerfano Herald
knows good thing when he sees it.
He printed short article from the
RECORD as an editorial, but forgot
to give the customary credit.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

The Pueblo Chicftain says that
city has had temporary relief from,
the coal famine. The Atchison, To-
pcka q Santa Fo road has com
'mcnced to deliver thirty live tons .
day from tho Roekvale Saines. near
Canon City, with the promise Of an
iucrease soon. The Puchios arc loud
In their sx sxpresioaas Of yraaituds for
tl.e booss-
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03
The Reportcr says:

The Reporter says:
The RECORD gang seem to be wor-
rying over the financial standing of
the Reporter.
The RECORD had no idea 1t was
touching the Reporter on the raw
when it made that little joke about
the e2 it collected from the town
hoard
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

II Il alleged Nrs- Wsbh Allen. wife
or lsadisg baainsse man. ard :
prominowt soc1sty lo1y u SILVER CHE
eloped with Z fellow naussd Beck.
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03
Lalies' vlsitln9 Card.

The hncst and largsat assortmsnt
Of plain and fancy visiting cards at
which 10 haMslsomsf than any writes
cards. no cents for twenty-five plain
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

4 lin hsa6i u : Tszes 1vs1ec eosoe
thu~ly s
s: S: ! : !; :: :; s S; /; $
The Fremont County record., 1881-12-03

Brick Pomeroy, Of Denver, is re-
ported at the point of death with
typhoid pneumonia.