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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
IN TEN ROUNDS.
Ehs fssrke- Mitchell tsiss~ Contest in Ctsi-
eaxo-E a. ksfsrse Dsslarxs thS
kaxUt . Draw

CauA78. M4y lo.-Iae match tonisht
81 Battery Il bef~eea Charles Mitchell aud
Jacs Burke as i0r eishl roands Queens
berry rules, silh sIaai gloves tor - and
IS ger cent of the receipls. tat beiore tue
baItle began il a. mute4ily agrecd that a.
case they we're unable 60 determine which
0as winner il shoul8 20 20 ten roands
Wm Br.dburn tie stock ards pugi0st
ess chosen referee. Both men stripped ia
6ne fofm and looked Ia goo4 shape though
Burke seemed bit over weight Honors
were easy up - tie seventh round
Dul here Burke gfew niofe Nsak Lls blows
lacked force, and he mrasured lis distance
without his usual good Judgment In ngni-
ing. the most ~ the eighth round Was taken
sp with h0nors very egenlF divided. though
Mitchell had forced the lighting
Bradburn announced has inability % rem
der a decision on the hight a. far as Il had
gone. Mitchell drove Barke an round the
ring ln The uiAth round. bearing down his
guard at wAl. Al the CLOSE Burke Was
weak and groggy when time was called
anu staggered TO nis chair. The referee Vas
sull unable 10 decide la the tenth round
Mitchell fought Burke all over the
ring. Burke making hardly any show Of
defense. Mitchell landed a vicious blow ON
Burke neck, WhO Teeled, laid his hands on
Mitchrlls shaA Aiders aud Iell 10 the ground.
Half OF the audience left the hall, think
ing Mitchell had Won the tight, but the
referee declared 10 draw Dempsey Jumped
upon the stage after The ight aud challenged
Mitchell 10 night 10 a finish Mitchell Eladr
no reply. Before the main event Tommy
Warren stopped Harry Nolan, OF New York
ia four ROUNDS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

WAsuISeroN. MAY l0-The Committee
ou Civil Service Reform presented their
report to the House today in the matter Of
charges against Messrs. Warder and Stealy
in connection with tbe Jeffersonville, indl-
ara. ievee appropriation The committee
conclude thar Warder did reoeive 81 30
from certain persons interested in the sue
cess of the Jacksonville levse Appropriation
pending in the Forty eighth Congress upon
the prefense of induercinr Congress in
connection herewith. and they recon
mend that he be dismissed from the service
sd .le House As o. tbe case Of Mr. Steaiv
they 6nl that De did not exact. collect ar
sctepr any money for the purpose If i'm
Hueucing Congress and except me imprO-
pretv ~ an efupioye being concerned in any
attempt 90 secure such an appropriation
Steady was uot connected with the matter.
A resolution dismissing NJ Warier from
fae service of the House accompanied the
report
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
Policeman k,mbaI,. Murder

D1Rou. May l0-AI Little. alias Little
a. now 10 prison at Peru. Ind, makes All
affidavit 10 she effect that Policeman George
e. kimball. mysteriJusiy shot while on
duty in Detroit on the night OF October D.
l,,j was killed By Chicago crook manned
John Hasgerty, now serving time in Joliet
peniteniiary. Little claims thst iIaggerty
and himself were pals at the time of the
murder and ieft % kerir's saloon 20 crack
"a sale in Jefferson ave store When they
found they We're folio Ned by the officers
HaEgcrty ran into the middle of the street
thence down Brush -. and up the alley in
the dirrctiOa OF Beaubien-st. Tie was car
rying the burglars kit and knew that
arrest would mean conviction. tie carried
his revolver in his hand and when he
expect,dls came upon kimball shot the
oflieer Cd avoid detention. lie subsequently
ran down Antoine -. and threw the tools
into the river Haggerty afierwafd re-
manned concealed tor TWO or three days.
and then lefl The city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
Ttyfng To Try An Alderman

NEW YoRE, May l0.-The trial of Henry
" Jaihen. one Of the alleged Doodle alder
men. began today in the court of oyer and
terminer. John Graham counsel for the
defendeni. challenged the entire panel Of
jurors. ou the ground that 1t was not legally
drawn. Assistant District Attorney y N.cols
for the prosecution, demurred TO certain
parts of the challenge. and denied the prin-
cipaI allegations ot irreguarity in the draw
ing 0i the panels. Judge Barrett disallOwed
The challenge. and counsel for defendant
took an exception 20 the judges ruling. dis
allowing that portion of the challenge that
the drawing u The jury was irregular. in
that the district attorney vas present, III
spected rhe ballots and Vas an actual par
tlcipant therein. contrary % law. Mr.
Graham then demurred % ths Indictment
Tie demurrer was overru ed. Then began
the task II getting jury. only one juror
was obtained when the court took a recess.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
\ Noh af An .Irl.h FnneraI.

DrnuN May i0.-.As Lnrgan. near
Armagh today. eight inousard orsngemen
attended the funeral II brother The
police Fsohi5ited their wearing badge. on
the ground shat their route To the cemetery
lsy through a th.ckiy populated Catholic
fr1ra the display OF tbe Orange calors The
oranzemen complied WITH tbe order of the
police bnt were met hv a moh vhie on
their Tav o the cemetery. Who hoofe8 and
derided them ts8nung thsu with coVar3s
in removing their badges The strong far0e
Of armed police was barely abe IN prevent p
conflict
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
INNES RIFLES ARE LOYAL.
All Reports of characterization Proven
False After Thorough Investigation.

"Such conduct should not be tolerated.
ask Gov Alger to cut his head of double.
quick ." was the remark of Mayor Dikeman
yesterday to reporter for the TELEGRAM
Herald. as he related the fact that ~ had
come 10 his ears that Capt. J J.. Bahcock, of
Co. X, Iunes RIFLES. had publicly stated
that 10 case of any labor troubles he would
refuse 10 call ont Tie company for service.
Il was a case requiring invssti cation as to its
truth or falsity and tie various var
ties who were supposed to be IN
possession of facts relating thereto
were inter7osatei on the subject. and their
information having come second handed,
they were in doubt as 20 iis accuracy.
Capt. q IT. Rose. Of CO. J. Custer guards,
stated that he had conversed with Capt
Babcook some Ten days ago. and the gentle
man bad stated that be would call ont his
company 10 it wa- found nee, ssary. 81 did
have talk with Capt Babcock week ago.
remarked Capt Rose. "aDout the propuety
Of bringing put oar companies for Grill last
Monday NIGHT. and We mutually decided
that it would be inadvisabie on account OF
the fevSrish excitement among the wsee-
w5TSCrT J have not heard ANYTHING about
Tire matter and if ] bad { should not have
beIiesei it
10 unnecessary 70 say that Capt Babcock
Indignantly denies fhe story and asserts that
bis men are inval 20 The state and wiil every
re found So zen W J. lnnes. the god
father 80 the c0mVanv. SAYS fhaf 20 vii
swear hy Capt Hshcacs aed his Bows.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
MR.. BLAAO'S LATEST
A Bill Providing for the Issu-
ing OF Com Notes
The GaE Qf laE IilliEa lDlVl
X solsu0as Esking iafornsil01 Cor
ceraia Kths Seizure % the Vssssi--
amsndmont 10 tha intsr-Stafs
Conmsrcs biu bf NJ
COagsr.

Waals.a8s N8g l9 ia tae House lhe
states ssre called i5f the Introduction of
bi.ls flF references. AuDas others tne fol-
lss az we're lutrodaeeI b. Sir DnEieY.
&C Ma4as pfssding thal saeu fofeisa
eoantnes e4ei4ls American vessels trom
commercial privileges in their ports tAs
President saa.l issue q proelamAtlou umll-
uis tae commercial privileges oi similar
ge-se.s belonging le fhe c94atgses enlch
discriminate szalnst Amrf.lan vessels. -
Mf Bfecksnuase of kentucky, a Pfeauole
and iaiat rs=ollloa r.eians taat taere @as
ou April So isol ln tae ll rd
states treasury 90 lUl TO Bearing
a. lufrfe-r aut directing Tie
secretary t4 e.afl .u sal U,s Uuu sIihin tAr
nenG three aioslGs lu s4ms uf :. oeV o.o
month. 0Y Mr Beach 9f Nee 5 ora sn
amendment lo tle faIes 50 as % subject
member a 4a Is absent dunn- a e.alt of ile
Hsuse ta a uge al flUW 1g Mr Bland oi
"A s-oisri Providing lrst auF 1ol.ier yi siau
larl x1Il on silver eulu may deposit ihe
s4ntr sllh tae treasurer, a. ans knserument
depository in Sums nat I--e tlau go aud
ard receive InvFrflf lufe- tu Zee called
-..0ll uule- ol t4e iulrI -lsfrs section
. maass F. lnIaAial 20 ISSUE god or siivef
et.rflaaifea 4ua provides tlat al slcn ceril-
llaIes heretofore issued snail De- can
celIed and d-sraysd aad lle com notes
issue u ael thereof 5ratlpu directs Che
secretary of lhe lle,lsarf 3D. malntaiu re-
serse oi lat Jsule thsn $50 po.0VV go'd and
slIsrr goiu t9r ile fc,leus ptlou GO legal
iruder notes a8H an ADDITIONAL revenue
rtfan .u aglouul to tle outstanding colu
uates .ssuel All otbrf surplus revenue not
resInrei tlr tie pay aren't uf ne current ex-
pendlIlle. of tne slsrrument shall or pad
out uleutalY in iht redemption % the inter
est1eanns lebt of The nllrd States lhat
taay be- sua.ect tu eal. pfospiei tnat ln the
discretion ul lhe Secretary ut the Treasury,
not u4ore than 8l3 3.Qou ~ shall 0v paid in
aug one month.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

t1zDea ftt probationary .'r frcla ltgs Is1rtd ~
1-s itit a.as teti.~le ls s@ia l-.ialo tts frae
81 gfallila htrs Ae tlE
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AKA lu t-E ~ e.4ilifs a' tat s.4tl.
tiis vuiiuenaS fid.la. atifa hs eas
lss.ss,sta tt q taqe Erlienl l4st al.lllt. lnSt
ctiiea l.isiasiFf alp, lallciVe 4li4 cIistla l,sS
t4rlts l.itf4lt sniat uttti tat.ea Nll4 elid
iliia ..ltl fslslafA ai'l clsAf Au tullina 4HiIt
s a. sac Erta tlT llll - aa9Vf.aks 81 hea CAS- al.
lct ta lt atl%lut1 Sss tis a. aigllllslil lll, M tke.t
etsitor ta q east. ds lH'actI Itlts tatusilte ~tlt
kssa ead aclaratt aA1 ilis slllss li lil,il.t
aatttv aila y fllai ne lssai IsArliut Nas sItal
t0a tle Hfsi iiar rrtsl.slls ei Na,t Ntft -iutii.l
~IOaE b4l ass taill1 =. hIust aua tsfiu.il
Au1 Als industry - 4utir.ls filai his ualafal
flsls ulfuts Ntff &Lisi.,t VtfLalu la af fiEfiL
ttfsH tAs tiit i'rs i,arats'lt ls.Fla li h4- lft
if H Nti Ht itn hts etfNtrer a< -ttld1s Ell ttf
ultf0 States IieiTia tistfI feuatIU1 e4rlnE iht
Tps ae4ls ui AIR mAnau+1 that "a ulu oe ils
haass>i Telfeiii iasIta and IA tht Performance ll
Lis dlilts ui that htee pniet q taul hg ltil
lasting impress en ihs 5uaicai Alslars ai it
sBa nailol hg ha, I.linilca Als alSlsH 1aa itsI
az lhe hna m ef thls World has sauc Goa lsi1Ff
ltls reeora i- iasiiuE At lHas i at H4il e4lc1
tht etslfsgl1.l Oi thls isit.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Another Act in the DisgracefaI Drama
s~iHS kuseted ty the Ohio
state senate.

CoLUNBg-. o, May TO- Yesterday there
we're some rufu0rs regarding toe safety Of
the senate journal OF Saturday a. the Re
expelliug the Denocrats stand by this Jour
nal Clerk Nslianuisham said % vas SAFE M
his d+sS THIS afternoon hO~eyer. he dis
covered thar his desk had been opened and
lhe journal Vas gone. Each party charges
The other ~ith the theft
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

Sr Lorls. No. MAY lo The famous case
II Hugh " Brooks. alias MAXWELL. charged
With tbe murder of G. A Preller. IN the
criminal court began today both sides being
realv fir trial The work cf selecting a
iarv wss taken no and proceeded with until
sdinurnmenf this afternoon A. that time
seven BAL BEEN see7red eut ~ panel az
thlrfv SIX When MsxVeli arrived in clurf
1nrn .sH of the cs~e. ne appeared With q
esIwne-s only uarred tsr A moment by a
osrnrai nerFHu ness tie Vas very neatly
dressed ans ioosed AS though De had heen
very esr-ialiy Eatten % fsr fae oC.asion.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11

~ ssufversv. Nav fe--~aarzs hea3 af
The land office hss gone fo IHinms but tei-
egrsphs here snd.z .znanar 3enVing thar he
hss been or is 20 80 sssel to usrt company
with his af'ieiaI position
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
ON THE DIAMOND.
The Results la Yesterdays Base Ball
Games Chicago Wius an
Easy Victory.
Kansas CitS st. Louis

kansas CRY. May l0.-A postponed game
was played with the following result
II Louis .......... o T. , o o. 8
Kansas City. ........ @ - 3
Base ilits-St Louis IL. Kansas City g.
Errurs-st Louis .. Kansas city I.
Pitchers Healy. Graves iOr ST Louis. Weld
man, Briody for Kansas CITY.
lmpire-Caruthers.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11


Errors Chicago. g boston. =
Pitchers Nee ormick. Kelly for Chicago. AMI
Radburn, Daily for Boston.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
TittsbuTg-C Cincinnati.

TIII-HI 10, Nay IV---
Pittsburgh ............... o o.
Cincinnati ........... o % o O. 4
Ba>e hits Pittsburgh. ;, Cincinnati, 3.
Pittsburgh. I. Circinuat =.
Pifcners Morris. Carroll
Unpirc-CintOn.
The Brooklyn game between the home
nine and the Athletics, was postponed on ac-
count Of rain. No games at Louisville or
Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-11
DErRorr. NAV 10

ph@t NliH littitlls lar .Nt" ARth n
ErrOTs Detroit. p. New York, p
Pitchers-kecfc and Baldwin.
Jmpirc-Gailney.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

Noble Pre- mites writing for the
Atehi0 on Cha mpion on the climatic
chang es in Kansas in reality EN-
brace eastern Colorado. In speak
ing Of the past he says:
NC insisted that Kansas was not
: dor Thy country; we whooped and
crowUl over every shower that fell:
until iually showers in spring and
SUNNI = got to be an established
THUG, Nnd somebody started a post
oihep 1t in a far western country.
hithar as dry as powder horn,
and G led it ''Rain Belt" We did
not re lie, however, that climatic
chang, does not saw off in SIX
mouths, but continues on through
out tn. year. More rain in spring
aud Summer means more snow in
winter, and more snow means more
cold, more blizzard, more freeze,
more wintry and arctic.
With this change of winter eli.
mate there cannot fail to be other
changes. Volumes have been writ.
btl 10 SHOW JlliJ ulin Is what ms
climate makes him The reasoning
il that the climate regulates or dis.
coErages eNertion. In cold eli.
mate. but not too cold, man must
1rustlr" for his food and clothes.
The accession of the new kind of
wiute' will, then, increase rather
thau .iminiSh energy. That old lie
about cattle keeping fat while run
ming at large all winter, will be told
and believed no more, and the Kan
sas man will build barns and sheds
for his stock. With the approach
of temperature that would freeze
the teeth off a hay rake, the Kansas
farmer will cease TO leave his arri~
cultural implements ont all winter;
he will also "bank" his house. erect
storm doors aud put in double win
dows. and in summer weather pre-
pms for frost.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03
NuNBEr 8

DR.. V. c. Vaughan in Al exapi-
nation of specimen Of the ice
cream which recently poisoned u
number of persons at New ton, Mich !,
has made the important discovery
that tyrotoxicon, the active element
in poisonous cheese, which he dis
covered some time since, was also
present in the ice cream, and was
the cause of the sickness. This
proves that tyrotoNicon is due TO the
decomposition of milk, and may re
developed in any milk which is kept
IN an impure atmosphere or unclean
vessels. The germ seems to multi
ply very rapidly, anI small amount
of tainted milk will poison the
whole, DIR. Vaughan's theory is that
tyrotoxicon has much to do with
cholera infantum, the symptoms Of
which are similar to the symptoms
of cheese poisoning.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

W r. Davis, of Dodge City, who
for years past has been couueced
with different Journals of the Ark;n-
sas valley, will start new paper at
the new town of Lamar, ColoraCo,
in a short time. Mr.. Davis is IN
experienced newspaper man and a
good paper may be expected of hin.
Fl Kinsley Mercury.
Thanks for your complime,a
Here we are and today makes tn,
third issue of our paper.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

The newspaper fraternity aoharat-
ulate themselves over the " postal
law recently put III force by the
poSt-otfice department.. Ii m ItkeS the
taxing of q newspaper, and Eefuking
TO pay for the same, theft, ffd any,
person guilty of such action is liable
to criminal proceedings the same AS
If he had stolen goods to the amonnt
OF the subscription. Hereafter ii
will not be considered n very siirewd
scheme 10 take newspaper from
the postotfice for a year ana tLen IL.
form the editor that IL had never
heen ordered = Las Vegas Opt
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

To veteran soldiers the fire of ar
tiilery, whether of exploding shrap-
mel or rattling canister, had no such
terrors as the fusillade of steady
line of infantry. There is scarcely
an old soldier who saw much battle
service who has not been hit more
" A. frequently, without being
with canister, shrapnel
'nlls ir splinters of shell. But how
'fse proportion were struck bv
mn balls and not seriously hurt!
Evru aew troops though appalled,
ana lending down rs they went on
= u mgh mOs;ug against a driving
rain. Fcyhid advance in fee of i
eansonade, if they were properly
contaanded; but severe mrisketry
only The very best of soldier could
/ endure without some sort q shelter
- T. F. G:dwey.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

The senate has passed Senator
TeIiors bill crediting the state of
Colorado with the accounts now
charged against her for arms and
ordinance stores Issued to the terri
tory of Colorado, aggregating s33,
sci, for 500 Spencer rifles, 500 Spen-
Ger carbines aud $4,000 cartridges,
issued to the governor in 1880, 70 be
used against hostile Indians las
Animas Leader
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

We understand that a, survey is
being made for branch of the Bob
Greek ditch, which will be taken
out of the main ditch, wheu built, at
point three or four miles north of
the mouth of the Apishapa, keeping
pretty close to the rive. for ten
miles, then diverging north ak tow
ard Sand creek and when due norih
of La .Dunta, is about sewn mil"s
from the Arkansas river. Thls W.
open one of the finest SECTIONS az
farming land in Coloraaa 1t is
probable that every desnGi'ie claim
weeks -ILa Junta Tribu,e
The above named ditch will open
up 4 farming country trleu{yry 10
Lamar,
Bent County register., 1886-07-03
LAMAR.

We make the following clippini
FINN six-column article on Lang
inGhe Coolidge Border Rutfian:
lamar is a month old, and is nor;
THAI twice as large as it was tuo
weeks ago. Its growth has been us-
preIedented outside of mining dis-
tricl and has fairly rivalled some If
the plning booms of the mountaiu
regiS in the flush days of 1879 ar'l
lss0A There are fully one hundf
builditgs in the place, besides 4
largel nmber under contract thu
will be commenced as soon as tile
lumber can be procured The bHili-
ings are Vt substantial charact {
and manyNof them display architec-
tural tastel Among those special,
worthy Of mention we notice TN
following: A large two-story hotql
erected by Col. Hewes, at a cost T
$4,000. Ibis is already occupt a
and the table is as good as can e
found in any hotel in western + /,
sas. A two-story block built ~ !.
w. Decker, the lower story Of " ~ b
he occupies with a large stock, q d
the upper will be divided into otiic :
for the accommodation of professionl
men. Spivey Il Holmes Bros. ne
the owners of mammoth biloxi
which is filled from top to both n
with a stock of general merchsndiie
and a bank which is provided with
burgular proof vault, Yale tine
lock and improved safe. This mn
is doing an immense business ad
are too busy to sleep between mels
or eat between sleeps. + II Russ II
is the proprietor of "A arcs two-stoy
hotel which has a patonsge lik,a
camp-meeting and makes COW lok
like spectre of departed hope a
single meal. F. w. Burger is ist
owner of two story building wh )
is being used as I boarding hoV
where happiness AID hash are )
happily intermingled thai 2 stIauc
is deludcd into tile encouraging jCt
that he has struck the shining 81 re-.
Capt. John J. Munger has Just c-s-
pleteG 4 block of buildings on 10
north side, big enough Esf whie
lot of business, and aat ~isf AM
be partial 70 eiih
nearly completed an 4
of the depot shieil rii
Bishop aud ColeH 50 kasv e
two story buildir Z, the $50 - p
is used as n billiard t, aa'l
upper story l. r,Ht for oa- ~ 6
residence Frank y go, sierld {
Bent county, has sfectsd q y =,
livery, feed and sic stable AMI !
corral big enoU ~ euoinse a cara.
VA Hess d6 Opp are proprjetors
efN each Kitchen aud are Going
Idid business. DoulaB Il Co
fvery fine building north Of
epot which they will occupy IN
- u days. These a'e only a few
of the best buildings that are com
plclei, hu; viii give some idea OF
what the own Is doing. 1t is safe
% pre,iiet chat il win have one tfoa
SAM inhabitants within sixty day,
from the present time. Real estate
has mere than doubled within the
last two weeks and those who made
purchases AZ the start could sell to
day and have handsome margins
Bent County register., 1886-07-03
STATE FAIRS IN 1856.

The new town of C,rlton is IN
latest paper town thal has spruu
into exissance in Colorado. It is
probabl too close t. the solid sub
stantial town of Lunar to amount
to much until at least the country is
more thickly 'ettled.-[Coolidge
Border Ruffian.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

A brutal burglar shot little girl
who entered the room he was rob
bing at Coal Greek one day lasl
week. The citizens of the place de
clare their intentions of lynchinc
him if he is captured. The child
was not dangerously hurt.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

We have rec we'd tie first mum
ber of the Bent County REGIsTE ER,
the rev paper st started at Lamar.
1t is neat sec Iurnn weekly, well
filed with choic local matter, and
everything ind Gates that it wiz
grow and pros per. Success to you,
Bro. Davis Las Animas Leader
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

Eight companies of the Ninth In
fIntry have been ordered from Fort
Russell, Wyoming, to Arizona to
assist General Miles in his war on
the Apaches.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

Lamar, Colorado, viii be the pin
cipal shipping point for range leef
cattle aleng the lue of the SAINTS Fe
railroad Dodge City Globe live
Stock Journal.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03

The patent side of a newspaper is
not read by one man in a thousand
who takes such papers, the day has
gone by for the patent news.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03
The Bent County REets rER hes
reached us this week, the kcnpy we

us this week. The srpy we
J being the second one issued
at the new town o. lamar, ,s> G.h
ere i ng we will have 70 III "uit5-
Mr.. ~. r. Davis occupies ,he 4
ion f editor. Mr. DAVIS has alwaYs
stood in thlf front rark of Kau&
Journalists, and is ..reat additiet
to the Colorado press The Btass-
TER shows marked ability and will
become a power in eastern Colorado.
- Garden City Daily Sentinel.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03
LoveIar /, CoIorado, jun % Flis

Lovelar |, Colorado, jun 20 fhis
vicinity WIS Wis ed by inpthsr se-
we're hail storm yestcrday,lftc Noon.
The hail in town was mere erero
han that Of tie storm cf y niay
The most dan4age was doe d crps
north Of as extending to ~ ttoi-
lins and Windsor Maag O. f'e
farms which lay in the truck { sn E
days storm were re-visp"d estcr- Z
day and the ta1ners are er y as
ceuagcd.
We sere informed by ca, g trs
Du, II this week that TIE is Hess
oItIs Pueblo Land 4fie e ,Hore
th % doubled within tie i4st "Ettt
l7fs shows what Lamar s q" igfor 4
cas- IN CoIoraao, r LCioii"g l'ef
de RnffiaB. 5
Green The l1enver n wder Gae /,
found gu lp . A.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03
The editor of the nesr

The edItOr of The Nesf q
published NJ Sail Lake, is
having four wives, and
Franeisro Alta offers to i
if he will divulge to the
the secret Of how fe --'-
support faur wives upon
of one news ,alreI.
Bent County register., 1886-07-03
H. NJ. Beverly & Co. report the
following through ierds passing
Trail City, Colorado, to Iune 90,

Herds. Owners. MI
Continental Cattle Company ss-5
Curtis & Atkinson
Hitson 4 Cranener
! MatadOr Cattle Company
Lee, Scott Cattle Company 4 Il
Reynolds Eros /"
! standard Cattle Company
! JOhn Perry
Continental Company, horses
Dodge City Live ST
nal.