The Fremont County record., 1883-01-06

Louis Vallois and John Smith, two high
waymen who robbed Major NJ. Z. Dunn, at
Pueblo, not long since, have been arrested
The product of the Argo smelter for the
past year reached S3,661, 900. This is an
increase of S50o.000 over that of last year
Denverites now vote magnetic healers
a fraud. and want the Legislature to make
= law stopping all such fellows As Herseh
Serious fears are entertained that w p.
Lynn and . party of pruspeetors, who ieit
Grand junction two months ago, have been
murdered.
L. Stem, a Pueblo policeman, accidentally )
shot himself in his yard last Monday
n ght. while carrying a scuttle OF eosd into 7
the house.
The boot and shoe house of r. w. How
bert. nj Guunison, Colorado, WAS destroyed
by firc. entailing loss of sil ,0JV; insult
ance, 1000.
The total indebtedness of the state of
Colorado on November 80, 1852, was S-'t'i,-
SIS IS. a decrease of $50, $3.50 over the
previous year.
Mr.. p. w. Anderson, OF Colorado Springs,
has discovered near that city some spar
rock which he thinks very valuable for
fiuNing purposes.
The day before New Years was the cold
est of the season in the northern portion of
the state. Murcury went down 10 eisht
degrees below zero.
A telegram states that 500-pound mill
run of ore from the Hortense mine, Bo-
usrza, welded l.0l6 ounces of gold and ga
ounces of silver-Value, S5n.sSI.
Deputy sheriff Daniel Hanley, of Lake
| county. and number of other LeadSllle
gentlemen have purchased the safes, etc OF
| the defunct Breckenridge bank, and opened
an exchange bank
Colonel Gr,yson P. Macarthur has gone
TO New York to accept position with the
Ohio Elevator company. lie says ne mas
given Journalism, politics and the mih-
t.lry the cold shake"
The last annual appropriation bill for
| current expenses of the city OF Denver
foots up about $500, 0,oo0-or $40 per capita
of total population. 1t evidently costs
money to run n fast town.
Ex-Goyernor Marshall Jewell, of Cincin
natl, and number of New York capitalists
have purchased Il controlling interest il
the Denver circle railway, and viii MAKE
important Improvements at once.
j An innocent member of the Legislature
I from one of the "rooral dIstricks,n last Mon
> day ,olegraphed friend ut Denver to seeur
= him a room-naate for the winter, and III
said friend was unable to understand hi
mcanint
A man was found murdered at baiietu
railroad camp, between Georgetown am
Silver Plume. The death wound was IN
tlicted with an axe. He had been IN tn
habit of buying up time checks, snd 1t
:. supposed he was murdered for money
: Andy Morgan, y miner, formerly
Boulder, WIS shockingly injured, Will
tryin. to drill out a blast that failed to {
OH, Mt the Vesuvius miae, near Silver CHI
last week. He hay in tho shaft eishtee
n hours, ,.ith hand blown of', his sigh
- ruined. and leg broken in three place
y His feet ffoze before he was discovered
= The Colorado Coal aud Iron compar
a lprodueed oil ,eSs tons of coal from is Sc
.. eral mines during the year 1se,s, Near
ene-third of this amount was dug IN fr
ne mont county. IL also produced oS,i2o To-
OF iron ore; "a ,503 tons of pig iron; 1911
kegs OF nails running on these only ihr
;, months aud 1919 steel rails irunnii
eight monthsl.
John Charles Swinthaup, the ostensif
, manager OF u disreputahle paper publish
,, at Denver. under the name Of 'fhe Rus
,nt ler,. has been detected in a systematic !
rics of iorgeries, whereby an innocent Q
sheep raiser of Brighton has been bled
- furnish means 10 run the vile sheet vi
..s- thanp formerly hcrded sheep for the visti'
0S and got ON the inside Of his business anai
Sss Ss The slick slwindlsr Is in jail