The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-12-16
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STATE NEWS.

NClu CouutS 10 " ustNC u F~V.VOO SooAt-
house.
Christine Nilsson appears at Denver next
week-23d.
Seventeen suicides in Denver during the
last twelve months.
Salida is represented as busy, naughty
and attractive town.
The San Miguel Journal reports mining
very active in its locality.
The Tribune was awarded the Arapahoe
| county printing last week.
OTTO Mears Is IN Washington, closing up
his Ute commission business.
The Del Norte Prospector is getting out
mammoth New Year edition.
Arapahoe county pedagogues are about
to organize county association.
An effort is being made to organize
New England society in Greeley.
Work is soon to be begun on a smelter at
AlamoSa which will cost S1S0,000.
Colorado has 100000 sheep. The wool
clip this year will exceed 100000
Hunters in the North park are Killing
many horses and cattle by stray shots.
The Colorado bankers claim to have lost
81 100000 by the eastern mail robbers. r
The Silver Cliff Democrat has changed
its name to the Wet Mountain Tribune.
Six excursions are booked in the east for
Manitou. The first will arrive in April
The Denver lawyers charge 81 500 for SER
vices in the late municipal investigation.
The Dolores News very naturally wants
to increase the territory of Dolores county.
Leadville has juvenile gun club, which
holds practice shoots every Saturday after
noon.
| An office of the Western Union Telegraph
company has been opened in the st. James
| Denver.
The Denver & Rio Grande extension from
Crested Buttes to the anthracite coal-beds
is completed
The Del Norte Sentinel has added to it
| the name of Charles D. Van Lew, as one of
the publishers
Il Pueblo has afuIl-fcdged jockey club, race
course, etc, on the Fountain. Capital
stock. $4,000
Knud Patton, of Fort Collins, has ac-
| cepted the city editorship OF the Santa Fe
New Mexican.
! weight, will shortly open a sparring re-
| treat in Denver.
| Grand Junction now has daily mail,
and Denver firm is about to put in a sys-
| tenn of water-works.
Retitions are being circulated in Long,
4 mont asking the town trustees to grant no
more saloon licenses
| Mrs. W. Taylor has become editor Of
Saiida Sentinel, H. c. Brown retiring.
1t is still temocratie.
| >pe4-ef ladies have been delighting den<
izeps of the Queen City with paper festi-r
val for the past week.
| On Sunday night, in Grand Junction
| dance-house, one Wagner shot man
named Brink in the thigh.
| The Odd Fellows ball at Poucho Springs,
4 =. y r~rs
parties given by that order.
| The Rico people are dissatisfied with
Dolores county and want a new one made
for them, to be called Montezuma.
| The Western Union last week completed
its line TO Dillon, Cloud City and the anthra-
cite coal regions, Gunnison county.
The Durango Southwest has moved into
commodious brick block, and now has
one of the finest offices in the state.
On Thursday of last week the solitary
tree on the summit of Mount Washington,
near Colorado Springs, was blown down.
A nephew of the Professor Goltirick has
Just arrived at Denver, and will continue
the publication of the Rocky Mountain
Herald.
colorado stock growers estimate their
, herds and fiocks Mt SSo,0o0,0O0. The num-
Der of horned cattle in the state IS put at
2,25O0 200.
Milt Moore, of the Salida Mail, has re-
ceived his reward for being n stalwart-he
is now postmaster, and has jumped from
the tripod.
Two parties implicated in the horsewhip-
ping at Durango have been held RESPONSE
hle by the eoroner's jury for the recent
tragedy there.
The Denver Grand Army posts had an
old soldiers lunch Mt the brunswick, Dem
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highly enjoyed.
The reported subterranean river struck
at Akron turns out TO be myth. The
artesian well-borers, however, are still sam
guine of success.
X Several cases of smallpox have broken
out in the vicinity OF Conejos, and the chill
dren have been prohibited from attending
the public s;hoolsy
k Greeley has organized a joint stock COM
rany with a capital of 100000, for the
purpose OF insnring farmers against loss oS
crops by hail storms,
Colonel Bartow's South Pueblo News
has forfeited its franchise to receive Asso-
ciated Press dispatches, leaving the Chief
tain the entire field.
| A family named Conner of West Denver,
narrowly escaped death this week by eat
| ing biscuits made from dough that had
been poisoned for rats.
The Denver papers, with the exception
of the Republican, have been exhibiting o
/ lamentable weakness in lioniziag Charles
Leavitt, the variety Snowman.
N The bank at Breckenridge suspended
last Saturday. Its president says its debts
will be paid almost in full Its suspension
was the result OF reckless manngcmenH
In order TO improve the quality VI its
water supply, Denver has donated to the
| water company for the site Of new rcser-
yoir, q traet of land adjoining secmetery.
The old-timers in Summit county have
orgssnixed u county association. The ex-
ample is one worthy Of imitation BY the
pioneers in other sections cf the state
A vigilance committee has been osEan-
fized at Fort Collins for the pnrpspe of
netting out summary justice 70 the drut
man found at the work VI incendiarisD.
A daring attempt 70 rob MuA canE9eii
of her porfncnnaie wss pssssic by fDotped
vt Colorado springs the other sixht. = the
lady was ON her way hoans, s1nttendsd.
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