The Fremont County record., 1883-04-14
STATE NEWS.


Senator Hill has spent the week at Bos-
| ton
Leadvilie is TO have a colored post of
Grand Army veterans.
The Central Pueblo Chronicle, recently
burned out, is to be revived.
Professor Evans, the central figure in
Coal Creek musical circles, has left that
Village.
A saw mill is to be erected on r. J. Toof's
place, Beaver creek, ton miles below the
coal banks.
Denver Chinamen find it hard work to
Support themselves, and are gradually leav-
ing. Good-riddance.
The Rose & Reed Milling and Mining
Company, of Irwin, Colorado, Will build
sGmpling works at Pueblo.
Senator Hill has presented Phil. Kearney
post, Grand Army of the Republic, Denver,
with handsome set OF colors.
Howard & Sullivan opened with the
Black CFool ut Leadvill last Saturday even
ing. and gave a matinee on Sunday
Doe" Slater, well known mining
man of Lcadville, was thrown from his
horse the other day, and seriously injured.
The Greenhorn Valley Creamery Company
of Pueblo county has been organized. 1t
promises TO have butter on the market by
May /.
I Before Packers case went to the jury the
I man-cater made a lcnghthy statement,
very similar to his confession, long since
published
Wells, Fargo & Co. have ordered their
messengers TO transfer all express matter
from the Santa Fe to ;he Denver and New
Orleans at Pueblo.
The Anthonys, of New York, have COM
menccd civil proceedings against J. III.
burnett, who was arrested at Silverton. The
. criminal suit viii also be pushed.
An engine went through partially
burned bridge on the FL Moro division of
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad, slight
ly iniuring the engineer and fireman
n The jewelry store of c. W. Little, at
Denver. was robbed of $500 worth of
diamonds, on Wednesday, by two straug
ers who were examining some settings.
trinidad. MAS hon, n, Har,lscrai,ble, in FIRE.
mont county. in 1919, and is conceded to
he the first white person born in Colorado.
c. A. Dean, AZ old Utah extension con-
tractor. has moved his force of men into
the hills east OF Calumet, where he Will get
ont 500, 600 tics for the Denver and Sslida
Short Line.
Leadyillc's public schools, closed some
time since for want of funds, were re-opened
on Monday, but four of the teachers were
relieved. owing TO the stringent financial
state Of affairs
/ Bill Moore, one of Quantrell's hand,
passed through Denver on Sunday, en- route
for Kansas City, to be treated for an affec-
ton of the eyes. Bill is now n sheep raiser
in New Mexico.
I John l. Preston, one of the proprictors
of the American hotel, Pueblo, took $500
..,F IA oh
500 belonging TO 1. b. Moore. the night
clerk, and dccamped.
The large new water tank of the Denver
and New Orleans railway. at Pueblo, was
filed las, Saturday, when the timbcrs un-
K der IL gave way, the whole structure COM
ing down with crash.
II The FIRST Baptist church of Denver, Just
about completed, is the finest edificc OF the
kind in the west 1t will seat 200; has
perfect acoustic properties, and cost S6o
600, DIR. Jcfi'erics is justly proud Of it.
| Louis Walters, dappcr young man from
Chicago, stole SOB out of Mr.. Blood's safe,
Denver, while LEFT moment alone in the
store. He skipped. but was captured at
Pueblo, on Sunday, and returned to Den
yer, whence he will soon come to Cafion.
The first Raymond excursion party of
the season, from Boston, numbering 15o,
afternoon, and has since been doing the
state. 1t will visit the Pacific coast. Other
parties are en- route to Colorado and the
west
The Ladies' Benevolent Union of Pue-
bio, received last year S2.1la.35 and paid
out S2,656.5o. During this time 10 males
and twenty females were sheltered Mt the
home, ten OF whom died Scores of child
rem have been fed and clothed by the So
tvicty, and many families afforded assistance.
n The body of Frederick Wagner was
found ON "Wednesday, twenty-seven miles
east of West Las Animas, in badly de-
composed state. These are the remains OF
brother Of the palace car man, for whom
an extended search was made last fall.
He WAS last seen alive at La Junta,
September Q, when he had 5000 in his
possession. He WAS undoubtedly murdered
and robbed, n bullet hole being found
in the back of the neck, and the pockets
riiled. The sum of S1l5, in bills and coin,
was found scattered about the body.