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The Fremont County record., 1883-02-10
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. SWEET has recovered from her severe
fall.
Mr.. John Jennings left on Thursday for
Denver.
Mrs. McClanahan returned from Denver
on Monday.
Mr.. J. D. Biggs paid his family visit
on Monday.
Mr. p. A. Rice spent few days in Den
vcr this week.
Mr. Thomas Wells came down from
Leadville Thursday.
Miss Holderby has changed her address
to Deming, New Mexico.
Mr.. F. A. Reynolds made flying busi-
ness trip to Denver on Monday.
Mr.. d. Fisher started Thursday for
Denver and Pueblo on business.
Miss Jesse Herricl, OF Galena, has been
visiting Mrs. Underhill this week.
Major Lock went to Pueblo on a busi-
ness visit and returned on Tuesday.
Judge Warner, of Rosita, has been in
Cation, visiting his family, this week.
Mr.. George Pedley has been suffering
considerably this week from rheumatism.
Mrs. J. F. Campbell is receiving visit
from her mother, Mrs Danner, of Canton,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor, of Coal Creek, Wis
tied their relatives in this city on last Sat
urday.
Miss Nellie Chamberlain returned on
Thursday from two months visit to
Miss In Hanna, of Palmer, stopped off
on Saturday and visited several friends, re-
turning home the next day.
Rev. E. II. Gaynor, of Pueblo, made
Rev. Mr.. Pattee short visit on Saturday,
while en- route from Silver Cliff
Mr. J. M. Bailey, Jr., left on Wednesday
for visit to Texas, and perhaps California
He will return in a month or two.
We regret to state that Mrs. Reynolds is
still confined to her bed, without the prob
ability of being able to be out for some
time.
Mr.. NJ. J. Coleman left Sunday for Grand
Junction. Mrs. Coleman, who will remain
here until spring, has rooms at Mrs. Rog-
mons.
Mr.. NJ. Dueber received visit from his
brother, Mr.. Herman Dueber, of Chilicothe,
Ohio, who spent several days in Cafion this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Adams left on Mon
day for trip east. Mrs Adams will visit
relatives at Pleasant Hill, Missouri, until
spring.
MI. and Mrs. Rufus P. Copps, parents OF
Messrs. Z. r., w. c. and c. A. Copps. left
for their home in Chateaugay, New York
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Isaac Garfield paid his family q
short visit on Sunday last, and returned
the same day to Salida, ready for business
Monday morning.
Mr.. Almon Udell, the aged father of L.
L. and G.. N. Udell, left Canon on Wednes-
day for Bedford, Iowa. He spoke in the
highest terms of the RECORD, and ordered
it mailed to him.
William Hall, Oscar Hall, Mr. Wright
and George Lowther of Wet Mountain
Valley, were in town this week. The lat
ter gentleman is brother to Mrs George T.
Conaway, and made his sister pleasant
visit
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OUR IRON INTERESTS.
The Source From Which Colorado
WILL Draw Her Future Wealth.

Until the visit of Pig Iron Kelley to
our state, last fall, our people had not fully
awakened to n realization of the vast i'm
portance to Colorado of her iron and coal
mines. Now the numerous deposits of
these two minerals are attracting general
attention
a Fremont county has an inexhaustible
field of coal, covering very large area in
fact, the entire mesa southeast of this city,
for miles on miles, is undsrlaid with as fine
a quality of bituminous coal as is found
anywhere. Almost every day new beds of
this fuel are found in other counties west
of us. From these discoveries are yet to
be drawn the fuel to drive the engines that
carry commerce from the Missouri to the
Pacific; that will run the machinery to
grind our wheat, card and weave our wool
and cut our lumber to supply the furnaces
that will smeit the millions of tons of ore
yet hidden beneath the rugged ribs of our
almost endless mountain chains.
But this is not ALL 1t is of our iron
mines we would more particularly speak
This mineral abounds plenteously in Fre-
mont, as well as in many other counties of
the state. The blast furnaces already in
operation find the quality of our ore equal,
and generally superior, to the famous pro-
ducts of Ohio and Missouri; Its quality
assured, settles all doubt, for the quantity
is beyond question.
Lust DOW Park county, on the north, is
rapidly coming to the front as an iron pro-
ducing region. Near Como immense beds
of iron ore are being developed, and few
years will find furnaces erected all through
these mountains. These late discoveries
extend over thousands of acres, and actual
tests have demonstrated the excellent quail
ity of the deposits.
Kelley spoke advisedly when he said the
day was not far distant when Colorado's
iron and coal interests would rivai those of
her mines of precious minerals
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO COLORADO
February 4, 1883.

LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO CDLOHADo.
February 3, 1889.
Notice In hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice OF tholr In
teption to make final proc in support OF
their claims and that said proof Will he mn,ic
pefore the clerk OF the district court for FIRE.
mont county, Colorado, Mt Canon tity. Col
orado, on MARCH l3, 1889, viz; THOMAS j.
TONG homestead entry No. 92O for tho o
hfsw or. W hf NO or see. % Tp. 1919. II. 10 west
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and culiiva-
ton OF. said land, viz: Adam studt, II. =.
bartlett, John Morris md Jesse RAIDER, NIL OF
CANON CITY. Colorado.
ALFRED W. FEAR, homestead entry No.
sec. 20, TIP. II y. Il III west lie enamesihc fol-
lowing Witnesses 10 prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF, said land,
yiz: william German, T.. Mann, John VIC.
Intyrc aud Joseph ISimmel, NIL OF CUHRANT
CREEK, Colorado.
WJLLfALF. UAMMILToN,D o. =. No. G455.
who also gives notice ofintention 10 trnns-
mute his prr-cm ption claim to homestead
entry, for the shfsw qrs hfkc or sec 90 tp
48 n. rg IL O, N. NJ. NJ. md names Che follow
Ing M his witncssck, viz: Louis Muhlbach.
Albert Philip, s'hHuncy Hnyden and Louis
Hayden, oil ofPALMER, Fremont County,
: AARON G. HENDERSON, D. a. No, 0,2aa
for the n III no or sec 20, tip IN =. rg % W. nnd
names tho following AZ his witnesses. viz: +.
y. Wilson, Frank Minfcr. August Hundt and
Herman Zaatrow, all of FLORENCE. FREE
'si-ii aiArK L. rLrrr, Register.
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Card of Thanks.

At meeting of the Ladies' Guild of
Christ church, held at the residence of Mrs.
John Wilson, on Wednesday afternoon
February 7, the following resolution was
presented and unanimously adopted:
Resotped, That members of this Guild.
recognizing the kindness and charity of the
following musical and dramatic talent. viz /:
The Methodist Episcopal Church Choir,
Mrs. DIR. j. l.. Prentiss, the Paflor Or
chestra, Mrs. Conaway, Miss Dunkle and
the Messrs. Conaway, McClanahan, Dick
inson and Palmer, to whom the successful
entertainment of the 9Th instant, given in
their behalf, was due, desire to tender
them their sincercst thanks for the same.
and would place on the records of this soci-
city their heartful appreciation of this kind
ness and goodwill.
Mrs. A. MACON, President.
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Sweet Seventeen.

On Sunday last, February 4, Walter, sec
ond son of Uncle Thomas Pennington, of
the Canon house, celebrated his 18th birth
day, by setting up" the cigars and max
ing his many friends happy in various ways
In the evening he was made the recipient
of a fine sercnade from the "Cafion House
Quartet, which discoursed some pleasing
airs. Congratulations and well-wishes fol-
lowed, when cake and wine were served,
and all retired full of happiness. We
join Walters host of friends in the hope
that he may live to honor the name he
bears, and swell with pride his worthy
fathers heart
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Helm the Poor.

There will be a grand masquerade ball
given on February %, for the benefit of the
poor of this city. As this is our first at
tempt at a charity ball, we trust it will be
success. The gentlemen who are man
aging the affair are making every effort to
raise q fund large enough to assist the few
families who are in need of help, and have
already secured the seviccs of the Parlor
Orchestra, the use of Blakes hall and the
printing, free. We trust the members of
all denominations and the citizens gener-
ally will respond literally.
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ElOcution.

Professor Baker, principal of our public
schools, has organized class in elocution.
Among the members are Captain u. T.
Hill, of the Military College, Mrs. Balm,
Miss Fort, Miss Mitchell, Professor A. C.
Dickinson, and others. These persons are
now reading Julius Cesar, and studying
voice culture, breathing, chest expansion,
etc, with pleasure and profit. Professor
Baker is teacher of rare accomplishments
in this branch, and all who can should join
his class, which meets at his rooms every
Saturday at 10 80 a. m
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Tenders.

Tenders will be received by the under
signed up to February 10, 1888, for the fol-
lowing properties in Caflon City, Colorado
either for singlelotst or the whole: Say
lots and block>2ss lot 10, block SO lots
8, 10, Is and 16, blcck 35; lots / and 9
block So; lots 5 and block 81; all in w.
Schuyler's plat of qahop City. Also east
half of block A, in Harrison, Rockafellow
& Macon's addition TO Canon City
Terms cash-the highest or any tender
not necessarily accepted. Address,
G. F. BURROWS,
"3t6 Dundas, Ontario, Canada.
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Grand Closing Sale.

We wish to realize on our present large
and complete stock ~ mems and boys
boots and shoes, and'yill sell the same at
ACTUAL. COST. This fs,no cheap talk, but
we mean business, and will convince any
one who has the ready cash, that profits
are totally disregarded. If you are need
ing boots or shoes now, or expect to in the
next sixty days, it will pay you to call and
see us. 1861 G. w. BETHEL & Co.
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Sudden Death.

A telegram received, by Marshal r. A.
johnson, on Monday, bore the sad intelli-
gence of the death of his neice, Miss Flora.
only daughter of J. NJ. and Mary Eliza
beth Warman, OF this county, at Elrod In
diana, on that day. Deceased's age was 8
years, II months and 30 days. She recently
accompanied her mother, Mr.. Johnson;s
sister, and her grandmother east on visit.
The father of the deceased left here for
Elrod on Monday nights express.
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Mulberry Trees.

The Rochester agent who has been can
vassing this neighbVrhood, selling Russian
mulberry and other fruit trees, represent
ing that I have ordered trees of him, has
obtained his orders byN false pretenscs, as I
have not bought anything OF him, owing to
the fact that his priStf are about three
times as great as IDlk. / will sell the
same mulberry at price not to exceed
fifty. cents. Mulb<rTy and grape vines a
specially. VI. A. HELM,
HG-2t CaiiOn CITY Colorado
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Stockholders, Meefipp

Noticq is hereby given that the annual
meetingiof stockholders of the Caiion CITY
Hydraulic and Irrigating. Ditch Company
will be held at the county yfreasurer's of
flee, in 3the courthouse, afGanon City, on
Monday, tho 26th, day-of February, 1888,
at O'clock p. IN, Iforthe purpose of elect
ing officers for The ensuing year, and the
transacting of gher sbusinessSi A full at
tendance is rcqTcsted.< "
6t9 B. +. RocKAFELLow, Secretary.
CANON CITY, February O. 1893
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HORN.

kRAMER--In this city, on the 9Th uitimo, to
: the wife Of Mr.. Joseph Kramer, n daugf-
ter.
MARTIN--Tn this city, on the 10Th ultimo, TO
the wife Of Mr.. James Martin, n daughtcr1
PORTFR-In this city, on the 9Th instant, to
: the wife OF Mr.. b. p. Porter, son.
rWEBsT'ER--In this city, on the 9th instant,
TO the vito of Mr.. II. 9. Webster dnugh-,
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Several interesting communications, our
resume of legislative proceedings, quanti-
II of local and general news, and other
matters are unavoidably crowded out of
this issue by the pressure on our advertis-
inc columns
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
The Reading Room

All persons having books in their pos
brary and Free Reading 1pom, are request
ed to return the same to,fM librarian, Mr..
S. G. Dennis, as the mshageAQent desires TO
renumber and catalogue thA> books pre-
vious to the annpal meeting the first
Monday in March, d. G. PEABODY,
w. NJ. NJ. BABbER, President.
Secretary
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Hands on. Please.

A nice display Qf VALENTINES, in fancy
boxes, just received>fro Boston. Hickory
nuts, black walnuts, om Ohio; popcorn,
from California. A fresA invoice of oranges
from California ayd Florida. Cocoanuts,
Messina lemons, Very 6pe. Competition
and advertising6efy dull hines.
Nh GALEAZzI.
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A Bargain in Reaf Estate.

Having more houses in my hands than
can well attend n. <ill sell several resi-
dences at very low price for cash or will
sell on easy paymentf one-third down and
the balance time, at one and one-half per
cent. per month interest. This is an excel
lent opportunity to invest in cheap resi-
denccs. Apply to this office stf
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Mr.. A. w. Dennis has recognized his
photograph business, and taken into part
nership with him Mr.. w. E. Few. As Mr.
Few is an excellent artist, no doubt the
new firm will meet with the increased pa
tronage which it's members so Justly merit.
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Coroner Hyde has been the most econo-
in Fremont county. He never holds an
inquest unless it is absolutely necessary,
thereby saving the county a very large ex-
peusp
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Notice Of Meeting.

To the stockholders OF the Colorado College
and Military institutes:
You will take notice that n special meeting
OF the stockholders OF sald company VIII bo
held NJ the office OF the college, on Saturday
the purpose OF considering the adyisibility OF
increasing the capital stock Of said company,
which meeting you are specially requested
TO nttend by order Of directors.
.6tiD r. a. RAyNoLps. President.
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We received very neat invitation to
attend masquerade ball, to be given at
Saguache by T. H. Z. Club, on February
%, for the benefit of the poor. Owing to
the fact of our having a similar ball on the
same night, we are compelled to send our
repratS
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Some Of the night trains run very light
lately. On last Saturdays train there
were only four passengers, and when one
of them got off at Canon, it broke up the
game of seven-up which was in progress.
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Masters Willie R. johnson and Henry
r. Thomas have procured handsome uni
forms, and now act as ushers at the enter
tainments given at Blake's hall.
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Messrs. Sheffer & Cassidy have an i'm
mense big specimen lying at their store
door, which was taken out of their mine
near town. 1t assays well in copper, and
contains some silver.
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Mr.. George ]. Diemer celebrated his
25th birthday Friday of last week at the
residence of Mrs. Hemmerle. Quite large
number Of friends took part, and pleasant
evening was enioyed.
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The disease called roseola, which is often
mistaken for scarlet fever, is prevalent in
Canon. 1t is not dangerous or contagious,
but epidemic.
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build handsome residence on the lot cor
ner of River and Seventh streets.
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W. A. Hamill and syndicate of Color
ado gentlemen have purchased the Denver
Tribune. o. II. Rothacker is president, and
+. j. V. Skiff secretary.
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Parties having fowlsfor sale will do well
to communicate with.
*1t HARRY BAkI,R, South Cafion.
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Rev. Walter S. Rudolph has taken charge
of the Presbyterian church of Poncho
Springs, having found the altitude Of
Bonanza too great for him.
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Finest grade Of oystesy>at Walters City
Bakery, opposite the <McGlure house.
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Those parties who have borrowed copies
of Gospel Hymns belonging to the Young
Peoples Christian Association will please
return them to the store of Messrs. Copps
& Smith.
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The Presbyterian ladies held very en-
joyable social at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. A Engleman Thursday evening.
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The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church and congregation will hold their
sociable with Mrs. Henry Earle, next
Thursday afternoon, and evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all friends
to attend
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Judge FELTON, was in Denver this week
making arrangements with the new war
den about the transfer of the penitentiary
IN ana nernenf
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llIEIl.-

eTEBBINs--In this city, on tho 9Th instant.
! at tho rnsidgnoe of Mr. A. Case, Mr.. Charles
= O. Htebbins. of rheumatism aud infam-
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Our flour mill is again running full
blast, the ice blockade having been re-
moved.
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The Cadet, our sprightly Military Col
lege monthly appeared this week, full o
college news. 1t is very well printed
and readable paper.
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westlake & TerrieA alpr2dy find them
sslSsi issd bas ,',ins sIsd nse business in -four
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1 want to sell good,sPdn of mares, har-
ness and wagon. HAIRY BAKER,
"6-3t South Cafion
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I,aundrY.

The English laundry has no rival in
casi11 ss1o for clean washing end 9o0d Ironing
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Don't buy any Mulberry stock until you
see me. will furnish Yop cheaper than
anyone else. v. A. HELM.
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Mr.. II. Jeskc, of the postofiice book store.
has the finest lot of valentines ever brought
to this market. Although very handsome,
the prices will be very reasonable.
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There will be mass at the Catholic church
on tomorrow, Sunday, at 10 80 a. m, and
services at 7:30 p. IN. There will also be
Lenten services on Wednesday evening next
at 7:30 o'clock
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Messrs. Engleman & Co. and Messrs. Al
ling & Co. have been invoicing this week.
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Bariedwire.

Don't buy until YOU tet our prices We
arc prepared to make ldwestrotes
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Rev. N. A. Chamberlain left yesterday
for Rosta to attend the Methodist quarter
ly conference. Rev. DIR. Sawyer will fill
the Methodist Episcopal pulpit at II a. IN.
tn-mnrroM.
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Another car loadIpf f>eharter Oak stoves
just received at AGafqs. 45-tf
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Girl mpnted./

A girl wanted to do aepefal house work.
hpsastsiioa' ApRis # she rs'ias9' of Captain B. F.
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Our old friends, Messrs. Dewey G. Rock
well, have moved into their handsome new
store, opposite the RECORD Office, and will
be able to supply the ladies Of Cafion and
vicinity with as fine line of dry goods as
was ever unpacked in this city. Their new
store has been painted black, trimmed with
gold, and presents handsome appearance
They are well known here as good bust
ness men and perfect gentlemen, with
whsna 1t is pleasure to trade.
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A cordial invitation is extended to all
young men, not members of any of the
churches, to attend the meetings of the
Young Peoples Christian Association,
which are held every Sunday at 4 p. m, at
the Methodist church. The services are
purely nonSectarian, and no collection is
taken.
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Eleven loaded freight cars came down
from Silver Cliff Tuesday.
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STATE OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF FREMONT,
Advertised Letters.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN THE FREMONT

AdVCrtiscd Lcttcrs.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN THE FREMONT
COUNTY RECORD.
List Of letters remaining in the post Of
fee nt Canon City, Fremont County, Colo, i,
for the week ending February 10, 1883. up-
less called for will be sent TO the dead let
tor Office March 10, 1888
Daymond, Anna Nilsson, AL
Dotcmer, II Phillips. Alice g
Deley, John q Plcnsants, w ii
Graham, Howard Roberts, Robcrt-2
Holmes, Dennis Sherman, william
Jones, Frank Storm, Anna
Knowles, J,cvi Steward, Albert
McDoncIl Finicy Tate, William
Mnlonoy, James Thompson, Mrs l. A
Miller, W @ VanAkin, Charles Il 2
Milton, 4 Van Ettcn, Frank Il
j. s.. BowLBY. Postmaster.
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To issued from July December 81 1884,
t. t. fsiis fsssa 5assss ;s5aE' $ 5ss 49, 20 20 /.
To witness before the Grand Jury, II SO
To witnesses before the District Court, 21s 60
To To a May IBIS District a. Atorneys fees 500
To Stenographer for District Court, 90 90
To c. E. Waldo Indexing County Court
To sherias Of FL Paso, Pueblo and Chaffeo
Counties fees, 45 Is
t. t. g. Phelps a rss 5 60
tendent of the Poor, 10 90
To County Commissioner A F. Alexander, 1ss 10
To County Treasurer's fees, 249 os
To 70 County County School School superntendens seae fees aIo D s.
To County Assessors fees, SO
To County Physician e29 so
To County Physician for extra services so 90
To County Physician, for Office Rent as 90
To Sheriff of Fremont County's fees, 419 70
To Boarding County Prisoners, sss IS
To County Jail Expenses, ss 95
To Costs a Gh Paid d0H1nsrs n Ja.sies eag1s5s coar
To Paid Account of Paupers, 747 Is
To Donation to Industrial Exposition, 500 90
To Stationery and Freight, 7aT
To Courthouse erapas.i for 1S5 1S5 % %
Coal, 1e SO
Hose Pipe (Alling Co.., 270 90
To Alling & Co, Hardware for Roads and
To Ninth-sireet Bridge-D. Fisher Rock
John NJ. Gligan, !
The Kansas City
T" Z. Sell, Grading
South APP
proach $50 so
To Second Bridge Lester Crossing
Kansas City Bridge Co, Building etc. S370o 90
Samuel Cronk, Rock Work, 1I74 90
II. Allen Additional Work-Buildng, 16o 90
Grading and Other Work So 90
1896 90
To Stout Creek Brdgc-work and Material, 1000 Sc
To CoopaIi Bridge-Work and Material, 467 %
To Palmer Bridge-Work and Material, 359 70
To l. Muhbach Superntending Construc-
ton of Bridges ITO GO
To Road Overseers 2l0 IL
To Roads and Bridges Generally il6 10
To Small PoX Cases at Howard
DR.. F. p Brown, Medical Services, 400 90
Nursing, Burying and Other Expenses, 429 60
To SMALLPOX Cases a Oak Creek
J. W. Waters Medical Services 8 l10 90
Dr. A. T. King, 100 90
w s. Henderson, Merchandise, 81 35
Pesthouse and Other Expenses, "a 90
375 Is
To Paid for Legs Services,
To Int on Warrants
Total, s21,465 SO
To County Warrants Outstanding July 1882 26637 3S
Total, sis,1O3 20
DR. COUNTY EXPENDITl
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NSiih Inner

Prices on hcatinafstoves Stock must be
reduced. Cash fill buy lower than ever.
Don't fail to gef pyices before you buy,
as it will pay yoh. ALLISG & Co.
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And Joseph said unto his brethren ::
Does my father stip liYe?n His brothers
answered and said: \" You bet The old
man is doing bully, amy boards at the Vic
toria hotel, where the best accommodaton
in Canon, for the price, can be had.
Yours truly, J. j. CLINE
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If you want brick oy coal, call on S. T.
Ferrier, near the depet If
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Pure apple cider at WaltAr's City Bak-
cry, oppoaite the MeCInre hoi,ee.
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St. Valentines day is almost upon us.
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ON Short NOtict

Oysters in every shyle. Stew, Soc; raw
Soc; fried, 75c., at Walter's City Bakery
opposite the Mcclure house.
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Charter Oak stoxes at Agard's.

Ferrier has the old CafQn City coal again
at J. III. Pcabody's or WeseSQlse Il Ferrier's
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Ladiej,
We have choice line xf plain and fancy
hanging baskets and 96Ser pots. Inspcc-
ton solicited. Mailing & Co.