The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1881-05-21
CITY AND VICINITY.

to Lea,lvilie from this station on Tuesday.
Several bright new engines have been
passing up and down the D. & Il. G. this
! week.
Mess. Church & Elberson put us under
, Obligations by bountif'g supply of ice
sreaIA and Strawberries.
Tho celebrated Charlotte THyInpson and
William L. Sheridan dramatic troupe will
appear in Canon City on June lst.
The demand for laboring men is great
here just now. A man willing to work can
get good wages and never be out of job.
At the last meeting OF the Canon City
Medical society it was reported that the
general health of our citizens WAS remarka-
bly, good.
The freight division of the d. S r. G. has
not yet been changed from this city to
Salida and there is n possibility that the
project may bs abandoned.
A large number of immigrant wagons,
loaded with new settlers and their house
hold goods, have passed through Canon
westward bound this week.
A large quantity of groceries and other
goods were shipped from this city on We'd
nesday to Il firm of railroad contractors at
work on the Guunson branch of the D. &
K. G.
MIR. j. X. Brewster predicts that in ten
years from now 100000 worth of fruit VIII
be shipped yearly from this station 1t is
scarcely probable that the Colorado market
for its own fruits will ever be glutted.
Brewster IL Co. fired their 100, 900 brick
kiln and will begin cooling off Tonight
The entire lot are sold. About June 1st Il
100000 kiln will be fired. Ii is the inten-
ton of this firm to burn 10000 brick per
day.
| y private communication recently re-
| ceiYed in. this city from gentleman in
Irwin states that there was yet three feet
of snow on the level there, but it was dis
appearing rapidly.
Our gardeners complain that they cannot
begin to supply the great demand for yege-
| tables this spring. Silver Cliff. Roslta,
Leadville, Salida, Poncho Springs and even
Gunnison City is sending in daily orders
which cannot be filled.
We are under Obligations to GIr. D. C.
| Burton for copy OF the Cherokee Advo-
cate, published at TahIequah, /. T. One
half Of the paper is printed in the Cherokee
language and il is quite a curiosity out
here.
The millions OF grasshoppers which
Matched out in the sandy ground south of
| the mill migrated on Monday northward
and in 4 few hours every particle of green
| grass and clover in MIR. b. L. ROckufellow's
| beautiful yard was black with them.
| 1t. A..
and TO any lady who understands the duties
connected with such an institution, we will
offer a suitable hall at a rent that win leave
a profit to the teacher, even if we have to
| give the hall gratis.
On Thursday Mr.. Jacob Warner discoY-
cred large vein of alum in Taylor's gap
about three miles up Grape creek. Should
| the body of that material prove to be in
sufficient quantity MIR. Warner will work it
in connection with 4 tanncry which he
We have it, upon the very best of author
ity, that well known young man Of Canon
City was married to an estimable young
lady in nefghboring mountain town not
| long ago. For reasons best known to
| themselves they do not wish their names
published just at present.
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