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614, SGs. Central 1876, 8eabiug 2G5, On.
tarto. Befiern 2ls, glerttaHtidje 81, gliI'
pantee ct. Baul Common 1911.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. her

&tHtIt t@StVPS aCF uJlDttHENS
8urdfaIL 9boGera UlOrbus, Abe
10 ei den, 8tarrb0e ober .S6mer7eu bePm
StubIgange peroln In Is bis 20 Dliuutsu
tUrtrt, rpeuu man 8abna9's Siea6b 8elttf
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5iinenng, mtber S4made, nod 4bgepauuts
belt foIseu auf oen@s5rau@ .oou8. R. 0ieltef.
SO mar bas srfs NIB Ulei5t
baS ein5tge Observation-Disclosures,
bas uuqsnbHdIi6 bic '6redliGhen Sdmerssu 0tGt
uno entanburBen uHb NhtnUorana Liu6ert, gleirs
btel, Oh ie N her Suuge. IN ls18eH tHbM giu1gDCs
ben, ben 1rtiisH U6sr aH6ercn Irgausu eEilrsisu.
beun man Is einmaI bemIgt, unb atDaT
In elmer Bis 3tDan3ie O2iuuten.
gIeiHbtel, bie eros bic 56mer1en aut fetn rBctn
an 8beumatlsmls Getbcu0en, bic Bctildqeriaeu hte
BertripgeIteu, Die Nerboiea, bic an g,erceuDs9 urs
Rcaep RsliGf oui beT Steue 2inheuiuq fuben
@ntliiuoHHg Der gteren, @at;uu0uuq Der
Blaie, Gs6aru.Gutsuu6uug, Quuaen. Gouaes
fitOu, SuIslsibsn, &tbembeI9nsrbeu, Ser1-
iIOPfeu, bgfertide Qnidae, grduue, 8ip6.
tberte, Satarrb, Suiueu3a, Ropfdmer,,
3abHme5, yter00iitdt, Shl1flojigrstt, Rers
Oeumeb, 8beumuttsmu8, 9iiftneb, 8rufi.,
6Idsus Oter @lieoeriGmpr3eu, QuetIhuns
gen, ,8erhauduHgeu, taLtes Il. biBigeBTteber.
Die AniUtEbuus bes Ready Relief an ben Istbeubea
S9stlen oeti4aHt euaHbHdlt5e &iHoeuns uHb Grs
Iet6teumG,
BaneT Fat!tH IN psEIgeU &uBeItitd Grampis, glas
gsuidure, GOtbreUHeH, bttilie5 qobiiUe5, 8urbfaq
Hulr, Rollt, BIa9ungeu uno ale iuerli4en 5qusgs
ReIcrbs folteu INNER cine TIayae bon Fadway's
Ready Relief bel itt tragen GtIi6e Jropfeu bubcu,
in gahsr qatbnH, beuqcu Guea ben Qruutb etttu urb
bGnit oertsapitsu 2eieeu, 6i: aus benz getrau9 nus
Pspopnten Ertnlbantrs eutts9erl, nor. Gs IN elm bss
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O. Iotnt fi6, aBbott's iPautibes @etn'Eoniasm &c,
gen esbsrs unS ghsrsns ~ Usriu4e' rs genta
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geregrapetf6e 9ers(9es.
Ser ouoeblf6s Charlie Rcs.

(Bsri&ts Der .AFDetirtsn gres fir ssn ..OsgtISs,
GorreiporSeutsn,
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Sam : Gas : God0fea.
Sun Dial Gas Ranges.

Sun Dial Gas Ranges.
uu.r,o,r toItfbisra, benissr Daaas ma4srh,
els ooIa oser aoRIen!
@.,r, sttei Rein 58mus
Ass Srobbudens, oes 6Ietl1orateus
uub Der augemsiusu 6amilieu'fo4srst.
ueber gOO9 In
test I'm Ssbranehs nHferer Sfdcf'
Gpeiis,immer RiihliGrdufe bon ytuBbaum.
Htfriserat0rtn fur bic Rineerftube.
GtsI6rdnfe. Woterflblsr.
S6Iau1roLIeu.
6. 9. gautofor & &c.,
Rr. d, Rprb &tbertp StrGfe.
@lesdute Gel,FanbsIaber uub seampsu.
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spn gsparatsn fir aue TiBbiIbunsen unb gerUr'
RaItureen bss meni&Ii6en a6rpers; Slettrtftrma'
Sbintn, Pbrrpbrs fir Stperbbrt8s, RrIdeH'
NJ GdbuIterbalter, 2eibbineen fir 2prpulente,
fefesner eIaftiidber Etriimpfe fur anasi3poAsns
urb riisne 8eins. -.
San, beIcnhers Au'nisrfi iamteit niemsn mir Der
Sabriiation ppr
Bru@b binoern.
en TpIae Der bon Hns gsi5aiienen gerbeiierltBeti
tpepneH be sbern unierer 8rtsdnber geraunts 3eit
Soiifrei ertdteI,i 10 baB spettesobne osren SGHer'
5atiafet bteisniss anssrsr 6abritats urt hGS Sops
beIte ltberfteigt.
"'''' Wie6r, als 10000 Bru4tranfe
hourher bon uns In ben Iesten fuf Sa4ren nit ben
bdSierbHen Sru6bdnhern psrisPen. Herloner NIT
Zen i6tpterieiteu gu bebanbeInneu Srt1en erPaIteh
bard unfere Souhdgen fpforttse Grlettterlln9
Et@pesteue MSpItfattpn6' hpartementS fur Dd'
m1en nit ecmpetentsr tpeibLiter Beotsnilrg.
Infer Eager RiinhItdher, bon ben rernprraaeno'
Hen GIasthnhIeruGurspa's aussfertigter NentepenS
Muatu IN baS bebeatenhft In hieisr Stabt.
CSa1 1SG
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has Gu9enbNdltd bic '6retIlGfeu Sdmeugu NIT
un6 eutNnourBen uub NhltoUorang ltH6ert, gleius
btel, Oh ie IN her Guuge. IN. ll18eH Wbe Giu1gDCs
ben, hen Grtiien Uber GHb-rcu Ergausu G.iirsigu,
nenn man IS einmaL bemIBt, unb anhr
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Neue Ma;etgea.
cine
bOhi6e NnfOrDerung.

9Bir bitten nm bic @ufmeri idnrlsit bon I,duIerr
!peI6s in 8eg Guf ibre Slsibung ei9en unS optidrs
ytnb inb Elm glltss RIsitpngsfld 81 pirhisen ptlisn,
ipenn iie ss ~ Gsidt bsiDmmen. SinS SIe seipObnt
MIR RunhenzQtbslt ;l traSen, UNI 10 beiler. SrGse1
Sic nllr unIere 9ertduer, Spren bic bette sSIaren
Al ;eigen, lnh mir perpreden Sbner, ene angenebme
I1eberrai6uup, iouS tie urd ntsmaIs unere fetniteu
SIeihunosfiiide eruminirt baben. SIN uuierem Gtabz
IiIemert t5nnen Sic ipfurt einen Bauansug, 8eie4z
foaftsauSug Dber llsberse4er bic 10 elegant Rer8efet
ib 10 gut rnien. ipie e Der bette Runbendusieer ats
felHgsn tarr, uuo b6ben, na6bem Sic uniereu greis
bgabIt np6 siuiae Dollars iibrig. llnS nsh Gttpas-
cine StItenbeit pnter SleSerbdnSIern Sie tpsrSen
ribt lm a0ifen sen6tbist benu mir MAIDEN ben gprs
Tblap ullr nm linen bic Sbdtidbeu rprJuilpren.
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mails eife geredtigur9 bGtter, 10 1T bic 8eIsGenbeit
lest hn ilRe ;rar in uuiersr bof6eu 4uroroeruna,
Bic beien atsssiG6teiten unb fsiHeu sIeSungsf lac
in ter Staet 81 eramtnireu.
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Semoem! Sentoen! Seutoen!

G slegarte Ssmbsu uuf 8efslung 50
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fslob9s 124QteS uabe gBarIesfr., 2. Gtase.
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Hr Ssilurg duer I4GgeHs, ,SsbeTs, Bebarmss gdertus
uno gIcIeuleiseu gsrpeu 2raHt5eiteu, R0pftUeb,
Surtleibfafeit BsrfopiuHs, un1srbauli6feit, D5BG
bebde galsuLgiesn Tleber, huter.gtbss Sutglnbung.
Samprrbpibgu uub augr St6ryugeu Der Gin8emebg.
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lien ober ibdbiiGeu Gro8Esu.
gsEy- sPaH teadte foIssHes Spmbtoms bon Rrauts
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IN waeeu. ue6elteit. SOebrgnneu, Gtel uCr bem Gif
len Faaenbrgdeu iElres NuifiUBsu, uteHee uber be-
bsgsa Gmb7ubung IN ter 0a5sngrute. Bgtsu rs
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&lors por bEu Nuseu, Fieber uHb euHtpie S&aerlsu
i'm Gppi., Aanga On 9us sSAhllAn9i selbea Au2le9si
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bcr 6ise Bremen hes lSletfhes.
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Souls Gdnfma11lt,

MAMMOTH CHINA STORE,
Sir, I4I, Rorb @nn', Gbiirsu unterbaIb
gTeters sStrabe,
&pr,eIan'. GIdSs une gteinsuts sSddren, rari'
pen, 2nmpeu'Subebpr, &d,neteenaaren,
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4nntpen, Safen unb &faurtn. Bette g8. @. Sbees
6Serhice al Stld fir 50. (Stt6 ,3Yite)
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Sci apotbefern ia baben.

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glau l6ids cine SrisfmaTte On 8nes
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her Same ,SaeRag" R@ Esd bsrn qetauftsn 4rtiid
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98ir s5teH ans OF. Rabpap's 4bs1rSrr,, gr..-
SraHiRetten NIB iFre 6ei!uu9" fcJgeuosn @lSg,I5
ytIts Der Srnulbeiteu, Die ge5eut psrbcu
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&a0Da9's rtgnlireaOe giaeR,

boS mddtigs geber, Il. NagsubetlmtttsI.
Sin OtgetabIlifdbes @rfasmtttrI far GaIpmsI.
SOuIommene Burgauieu, liubsrHSs Ab.
fIbrmtttel, pttieu obus Shmerb
fetS 3uoerldiig uuo uatirli4.
B3lts o4ne 2 Beisd6uad, elegant nit iGbem Sel
qlGcirt, rHrgirsn resulirtn rsnissu LRt ttaittgsH
bIHe glfLsn
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N00Wa0's
3eQ0p 8eGtef,

ote beits uub biutgfe Familteu Rebbtu tn
oer gSeit. 6etlt Hub oerbiitet:
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Gnt55noung, 6ejiertait
6alsiteifbeit,
GiPbtberie,
8ruftbeiIemmuug,
SnFuer3a,
At5emzSei6per6eU.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
THE COLORADO ASSEMBLY.
Closing Scencs-Generai Remarks ON
the Character of Members.

After a busy and exciting session the
Colorado Assembly adjourned sine die at
- o'clock on Sunday night last. The clos
ing scenes were of a wild and confused
character, scarcely in keeping with the
dignity that should at all times character
ize a dehberative body. During the last
hour Mr.. Osbiston, one of the most joyial
members of that body, presided in the
house, and contributed in no small degree
to the Inerriment and ridicule which pre-
vailed. Frequent Tecesses were taken, to
aii6sst tlse soIoHs 10 refresh their weary
bodies md minds at neighboring rest
aurants; resolutions were passed and
speeches made upon the most trivial
subjects, the large number of lady specta-
tors present enjoying the fun as well as
the actors in the burlesaue.
The senate, as was very proper, was far
more dignified in its hour of dissolution.
and closed its session with comparative So
berness and dignity.
When we take into consideration the
fact that the legislature spent nearly one
half its allotted session in factional and
bitter contest over the selection of our
United States senators-a struggle we hope
never TO see repeated with such acrimony
its accomplishments have done it great
credit. Tho majority of the laws enacted
are sound and wholesome, calculated to
benefit the entire state. Both bodies were
honored with men Of wisdom, energy, zeal
and earnestness-men who worked indefat-
igably for the interests of their particular
sections and the state at large. 1t would
be inyidious to single out and name those
whom we conceive entitled TO especial
credit. Hence, In this brief mention Of
the constituents and labo-s of the Fourth
General Assembly OF Colorado, We may
well compliment all, leaving just public
to judge their acts by their fruits. They
have ceased from their labors, and their
works viii follow them
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
RAILRoAD NEWS.

Ii is quietly rumored that railroad will
be built 20 Rosita this summer.
The Union Pacific Kill open its Oregon
short line to ShoShone, Idaho, on March L.
The Dsnver and Rio Grandc is preparing
to erect an iron bridge over the Grand, at
Grand Junction.
1t is estimated that it will cost to exceed
$3.50, coo to construct the proposed railroad
from Del Norte to Summitville.
There is possibility Of the Denver and
Rio Grande railway extending pony line
up MS far rs Eureka, near Silverton, during
the coming year.
The Denver and New Orleans managers
hope to have the bonds OF the road placed
soon, and then they will move ON to the
coal banks of Trinidad.
Word has been received that Matt Sey-
fried. of Alamoss, has secured the contract
to furnish the $4,000 ties TO the Denver
and Rio Grande between Pueblo and Del
Norte.
The Northern Pacific is having built, at
the Pullman works, eight OF the fines; din
ing cars that were ever ON wheels. They
will be ready for delivery about the mid
die of April.
]. L. Williams, a night watehmau on
the Denver and Rio Grande, ut Gunnison,
was badly hurt ON Friday by being caught
between the cars while coupling. Defect
in the bumper.
The RAILROAD Age, which is presumed to
bo authority on railroad building, suys
more roads will be constructed through
the territories this year than were built
during the year 1852.
IL is estimated BY Northern Pacific of
ficials tina. les additional locomotives, 100
passenger. baggage and express cars, and
1000 freixh. cars, of which I, 200 should be
box cars, viii be required for 1855.
A gap of only fifteen miles remains to
be closed on the Utah extension of the
Denver aud Rio Grande, aud il is safe to
predict that the little pioneer viii he run-
ming trains into salt Lake by April !.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
Our Institute Abroad.

We clip the following item. concerning
the Colorado Collegiate and Military Insti-
tute, located at this city, from late num-
Der of the Pueblo Chieitain. Ii shows how
the reputation of this excellent institution
is spreading, and viii be read With interest
by all friends of education
The Military Institute at Cation City is
one of the educational institutions of Colo
rado of which we are proud. Started in
lSS2, under the most adverse circum-
stances, 1893 finds it in i,ourishing con-
ditiou in every way, with largely Increased
attendance, enlarged scholarship and im-
proved discipline The enrolment in the
regular and special department will reach
eighty at the present writing, and new ap-
plications for scholarships are received
almost daily. Under the discipline of the
very efficient adiutant, Captain z. I. Hill,
the cadet corps is attaining marked skill
in the manual of arms and general drill.
Colonel Sawyer, the president and COM
mandant, is undoubtedly the right man in
the right place, and TO his untiring skill
and energy is due the success of tho Colo
RADIO Collegiate and Military Institute In
the spring Colonel Sawyer hopes to have
gathering OF old soldiers at Cafion, when
prize drill and target practice will afford
amusement for spectators. Success to the
institution is the Chieftain's best wish.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
The Coal Mine Ja,y.

Captain Rockafellow has kindly secured
for US n corrected copy of his House Bill
No. 55, the bill concerning the ventilation,
etc. OF coal mines. just as it went to the
governor for his signature. We shall prin;
it in pamphlet form, in few days, and
have it on sale at the postofficc. 1t is said
TO be more perfect thsn the laws now in
force in Pennsylvania, Ohio or Illinois,
which required more than twenty years to
perfect. Our legislators did enough TO pay
their way, were this tho only bill passed
This entire bill will be printed in next
weeks RECORD, and any one wishing extra
copies of the same can have them at five
cents each. The price of the pamphlet will
be twenty-five cents per copy. No extra
copies OF the RECORD can be had unless
ordered in advance
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
out in the storm.

A stage coach, running between Fort
Washakie and Green River, Wyoming, was
caught out in the blizzard of week before
last. 1t was abandoned near Pacific
Springs, and the people aboard started
back on foot to the station. The driver
w. j. Stewart, was found frozen to death.
standing III the snow, and Thomas Scott
superintendent. was found standing
staiEht up in the snow, frozen so that he
could not move lie will lose his hands
and feet. w. V. CLARK, n passenger. has
not yet been found They were ont three
days and nights. Another stage driver
was badly frozen. He reports two feet of
snow ON the level and cattle starving.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
Militia Amendments.

Following are the Colorado militia ap-
pointments of Governor Grant, confirmed
by the senate on Sunday night:
Inspector general, Thomas w. Burch-
inell. of Lake county; aides-de-cnmp, George
W. Cook, of Lake county; J. IL. Mon
heimcr, of Lake county; j. ID. Mccarthy,
of PitlSin county; willet Rose, of Gunni-
son county; A. S, Hughes, of Arapahoe
county William Moore, of Arapahoe
county; +. r. osbiston, of Clear, Creek,
county; a. Corder of Pueblo, county !;
John Atkins, Of Arapshoe county; ]. Rit-
tsnhOnss p,9 of oH of Boulder county and David S
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

The London Times bewails the crop
prospects in Europe
Heavy gales and floods arc reported in
England and Ireland.
Richard Wagner, the eminent composer,
died at yeaicc on Tuesday.
The Irish prisoners charged with con
spiracy to murder government officials
win be remanded for trial in April.
Complaint is made that tho Irish prison.
ers in i<ilmninham Jail are not afforded
any opportunity to defend themselves
Divers succeeded in finding the sword
blades which snformer Kavsnsugh said hc
and BRADY threw into The basin Of the gas
works.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17
Mr.. Roclaiollow's substitute for the os-

Mr.. Rockaiellow's substitute for the os-
biston railroad bill possessed some excel
lent features. 1t prohibited railroad COM
panies from charging unjust rates for freight
or passengers required the furnishing of
all cars necessary for the transportation Of
coal ore, coke, wood or lumber; prohibited
Determinations of all kinds, and the charg-
ing OF unequal freight tariffs between two
stations more or less distant; and pre-
scribcd fair tariffs; and wns, in fact, n
counterpart of the Potter law, in Wiscon-
sin, the constitutionality of which is un
questioned. I.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

We have received the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Compauy's RcdBook," a
special edition, for 1893, containing n full
record of the political revolution of lSS2
official election returns, comparative tables,
the presidential votes of 1876 and 1850,
list of members of the Forty Eighth con-
gress, together with explanatory remarks,
and much other valuable information,
edited by J. G. Pangborn. The little book
is invaluable as q pocket guide and refer
encc for the politician or historian.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

In her agricultural, if not mineral, prod
ucts Fremont county occupies position
second to mono in Colorado, and it bchooves
our board of trade TO adopt suci, measures
as will secure for her proper representa-
ton Mt the exposition to be held at Denver
this summer. Let the matter be coasid-
sources be given such an exhibit as their
merits deserve
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

Judge Belford says there will be no con-
gressional legislation this session looking
To u stoppagc of silver coinage. Tho west
will refuse 10 support any party fayoring a
cessation of coinage. For his faithful ser
vices in protecting the silver interests OF
Colorado Mr.. Beliord has the warmest
thanks Of this entire people, whose views
were but expressed in the resolutions
adopted by the legislature last Saturday,
and spread upon the journals of the as
scmbly
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

Several counties Of the state arc already
taking active steps to make creditablc dis
plays at the exposition, to he opened at
Denver in July next. Let our people take
time by the forclock, and sec to 1t that
Fremont county ia represented in a man
ncr commensurate with her resources and
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

Captain Payne, the leader of the Okla
homn colonists, and number of his fol-
lowers were arrested by the military, in
Indian territory, some days ago, and then
turned over TO the civil authorities. Many
of the colonisis, discovering that they had
been deceived in regard to the purposes Of
~ spndition, have returned to their
q At.... b. L nnsna
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

Fremont county and the Fourteenth SEN
atorial district certainly owe the need of
praise 10 Hon. Il. f. Rockslellow, her rep
rcsentatiye; and to Hon. James Moynahan,
its senator, for the able, worthy and cner-
getic manner in which those gentlemen
represented this section of our state in the
last legislative assembly.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

Representative CLARK was robbed of a
watch aud chain, at his hotel. Denver, ON
Friday night OF last week, and on satur-
day evening the house presented him with
a massive tin ono.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

The concert to be given by Mrs. Prcntiss'
scholars, ON Tuesday evening next, prom
ises TO be one of the events of the season.
The class which takes part in this enter
tainment has reached degrse of prof.
cheney seldom found among amateurs.
There will be nearly fifty voices in the
choruses, and the other selections will be
up to the highest standard.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

Denycr's charity has been awakened by
The press Of that city. and now tho poor,
fiendlosa children and mothers have a COM
Portable home and do not go out begging
to keep from starving.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

The many friends Of Jerrold r. Letcher
the popular representative in the late legis-
latnre from San Miguel, last Monday even
ing presented that gentleman with a fine
gold watch and chain
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

We give today list Of those bills signed
by Governor STanL In our next issue we
i,sg- - s't,asa ,g.ss. .sssef s.I;...-.ssiesa
Of the provisions Of each act OF general in
ter,s; having found it utterly impossible
TO do "a this week.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

SO soon as the snow is out of the way
the Snake River branch of the South Park
road will IS extended to Montczuma,
chihuahua and Decatur. This branch
will ultimately connect, by what is known
as the High Line route, with the Colorado
Central.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

Arrangements are nearly completed by
which the Union Pacific will transport
large quantities of iron and other construe-
ton material to the middle of Montana,
for the Northern Pacific. This will enable
that company to commence work in the
middle of the wide gap between the ess, :.
crn and western divisions and work both
ways to meet them.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

The Rockaway Jockey Club, just organ-
ized at New York, has capital stock of
$500 600 IL will construct rnee courso
seventy-hvc feet wide 100 fect in width at
the turns. With the projected stables,
grandstar.d. etc., this viii be tile finest race
course in the world.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

An agreement has been arranged be-
tween Monsan's New Orleans and Mall
lory's Galveston line of steamships and the
Galveston, Hamburg and San Antonio and
Southern Pacific railways. for tho trans-
portation of freight between New York
and San Francisco
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

a boy born At the Denver Home for the
Friendless short time ago has been Christ
ened Eugene Field by tina: champion of
every good, JerliH-Moncs.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

The republican senators and rep resenta-
iiYes arc eLllAl0ihnstxnnaolssA Aaffssrts fa secure
the passage Of the tariff bill at this session
of Congress.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1883-02-17

Herr Most is making a most egrcgious
ass of himself wherever he delivers har-
rangue. lie now dcfantly denies the o1-
istence of God.