The Fremont County record., 1882-11-25

g6e ReCorO.
l. Published every Saturday Morning At
Cnflon City, Colorado.
n. T. BLAKE, Editor and Proprietor.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1852
CITY AND VICINITY.
Only one more month before Christmas,
In 1881 Fremont county produced $4,000
in silver.
Our state legislature will meet on Janu-
ary 3, next.
There was an examination of teachers
yesterday and to-day.
On Tuesday the number of convicts Al
the penitentiary was 321. e
Mr.. Samuel H. Davis sold his Four Mile
ranch to Mr.. Jesse RAIDER.
The new Denver & Rio Grande time
table goes into effect at IL o'clock tonight
On December the water will be turned
off the bitches. Better fill your cisterns
for, the winter.
There was very pleasant surprise party
at the residence of Mr.. c. S. Topping on
Thursday evening.
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Payne, of Yorkvillc. who lost their little
daughter last week.
1t has been decided to keep two daily
trains on the Denver g. Rio Grande be-
tween Denver and Leadville.
Mr.. Hyde, Mrs. Sheetz and several others
had their plants and flowers badly frozen
during our short, but severe, cold snap.
The lunatic who could not make a match
with the Denver widow tried to make q
match without her by eating pound of
phosphorus.
The new handsome sign in gold letters
hung over the door of J. H. Peabody & Co.,
was painted by Mr.. ]. T. Little, at Sartor's
carriage shops.
The Caf1on City band serenaded Mr..
Rockafellow on Tuesday night, Mr.. Rocka-
fellow responding to the compliment with
neat little speech.
Rev. DR.. Kers lecture on Ireland, at the
Methodist Episcopal church, on Monday
night, was well attended and the audience
enjoyed the treat very much.
The union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, Rev. DR.. Sawyer presiding, at IL
q. m. Thursday, November 80
The Express last week stated that the
Oak Creek coal miners had struck for 81. .25
per ton. We made diligent inquiry, and
found that no strike had occurred.
The Irish preacher, Rev. DIR. Ker, paid a
very high compliment to the choir of the
Methodist Episcopal church, when he de
clared it to be one of the best he had heard
in America.
Roadmaster Briggs has set the fences OF
Water street, below the depot, back severa
feet, which makes very comfortable side
walk for that block that was SO badly
crowded by side-tracks.
Mr.. and Mrs Briggs have fitted up the
Gogerty house, just below the depot, and
now use it as their residence. 1t is very
convenient to Mr.. Briggs work, and makes
a comfortable little home
Reserve your seats early at Beecher &
Co.'S, for the Reading Room entertainment
Single tickets, 25 cents; reserve seats so
cents, or two reserve seats for IS cents
Monday, November 81, at Blake's hall.
Messrs. Robert S. Lewis, s. T. Ferrier and
Fred. II. Skeele sold to the Buckeye Mining
and Tunneling company their three mining
claims, viz: the Captain, Major and Colo
mel. The consideration was not $4,000
cash.
Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic
church on tomorrow, at 10 80 q. m, by
Father Ferrari, who has been selected b,
the bishop to attend the spiritual wants @
WIG Iucihbcis ol Vic CiiuIcn AZ SanOu Slt'
and Silver Cliff
The water works company and tow
board are making arrangements to hav
cranes and platforms erected at two O
three different parts of town so as to fiji
the water wagons without spilling so mucl
water on the crossings as at present.
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We call especial attention to the adveI
tisement of Mr.. William E. Robertson, VIII
had package of railroad time checks los
between this city and Salida. The luck
finder will receive areward f$25, althoug
the contents will be of no use to him.
The Odd Fellows are making every ei
fort to give the finest ball of the season OF
next Thursday, Thanksgiving, night 4
large number of invitations have been sen