The Lamar register., 1889-05-25

Nicholas, o. G. Hess and A. Il.
Black went up to Las AnImas Tues
day.
Judge Chadeayne has hundred
young trees on his farm that are
growing nicsly, and between five
and ten acres OF grain planted, he
says he is grangering sure enough
this spring.
II. II. Holmberg came down from
Denver Sunday night and returned
Tuesday night. He and S. D. Rail
of this city have secured the contract
to build thirty thousand dollar
hotel at Montrose.
Prairie grass is crowdlng out the
buffalo grass. II will only be few
years until our prairies will be Gov
cred with grass from four to ten
inches high, instead of the short stub
by buffalo grass of the present time.
We are in receipt of the first issue
of the Kingfsher, Oklahoma, Hal
cyon, published by Mr. Hebron of
Kinsley, Kansas, and ]. w. Miner
who has been land agent several
places in Kansas, the paper is newsy
and looks well.
We heard man telling another
sev days ago of 4 man who was run
oYe- by the cars, had his head and
arms cut of, it was awful he said, did
he die inquired the other man, well
he did not know but thought it must
have made the unfortunate awful
sick.
The butchers of the state should
make inquiry, as to how Denver
butchers can ship meat from Kansas
City and sell it for less than the
same kind of meat cost the butchers
outside of Denver, there is some
thing about this that the public are
also interested in.
Marshal spragg had four tramPs
working on the streets Monday, and
proposes in the future to make the
life of a tramp anything but pleasant
during his stay in Lamar, the Mayor
has notices posted about town that
gives fair warning to the tramps and
il will be well if they heed it.
Mr.. Royal has caught as many and
some of the largest fsh ever taken
out Of the river here in three years,
he says there are not many hsh OF
any size in the river now, as they
have been drained out by the bitches
and then caught. We know that
but few fish of any size have been
cought this spring.
What is known as the Colorado
potato bug, Is so called because 1t Is
always from Colorado never in the
state. If the insect is native OF
this state, they go east on a summer
trip as soon as they can travel, who
ever saw what Is called genuine
| specimen of the Colorado potato bug
in the state Of Colorado.
We predict, that after while the
| people of the mountain towns IN
| speaking of coming down to eastern
| Colorado after grain, will put 1t, I'm
going down in Egypt after corn,
they may raise fruit, and in the val
leys. potatoes in the mountains, but
the great hay and grain growing belt
of the state, will be the eastern part.
There has been somo discussion
going on in the papers over the hsh
law of Colorado, as to when 1t was
lawful to catch fish, bow they may
he caught, and the kinds. Tue fu-
eblo Opinion of last week contained
La letter from Denver setting forth
That the laws of 1885 and the laws
passed 1880, this year, are exactly
the same. The session laws OF 1881
and the law of 1887, differ slightly,
but altogether have gwen rise to the
ouestion whether man can eaten
sch at all before the first day of July
WITHOUT beng liable to a fine OF fifty
| dollars and costs. The Denver gen
tlenan claims the law makes IL un-
I.,f,I to fish in any way even with