The Lamar register., 1891-08-08

pairing the stock yards, cattle guards
and bridges on the railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Gould and their
son, Ray, have gone to Canton, Kansas,
where they will visit Mrs. Gould's par
ents- They expect to be gone about two
weeks
NJ. L. Conwell has one of the best
farms in the county. 1t has long since
ceased to be an object of expenditure
and has become good dividend paying
property
=, Granada expects final decision on its
celebrated bond case to be handed down
from the U. 5. District court at Denver
in a short time. The case is up for hear
ing to-day
Mrs. S. B. Faulkner, wife OF our new
Western Union operator, arrived Monday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner have gone
to housekeeping in the building south
of the Burger house.
Those favorite terms in mining par
lance: dividend paving, ore producing.
favorable showing, outputters, bonanza,
etc, are becoming very applicable to
Arkansas valley farms.
Many of the friends of w l. Taylor
and family rushed in on them last
Wednesday evening loaded down with
necessities and good things of life. Mr..
Taylor asks US to express his thanks
The lease of the county on the wagon
bridge addition TO the railroad bridge at
old Granada has expired. and the plank
ing has been taken up. The bridge
keepers house has also been moved away.
J. Scott Robertson, manager OF the KY
ranch, has about completed his new res
idence near the ranch store, and will
soon move into it 1t is one the largest
and handsomest residences in Prowers
county.
= B. B. Brown, E l. Koen and L. Writ
Markham have shed their luxuriant
boards, causing their smooth faces under
the ardent rays of the summer sun to
shine with delicate shade of chastised-
infant red.
For the benefit of subscribers who de
sire city weekly paper in connection
with their local paper we will furnish
the two best papers in the country, the
Weekly Globe Democrat and the REGIs-
TER one year for 81
1t is reported that r. F. Porter. who
accepted position as leading lady with
theatrical company last week left the
company to the tender mercies of the
world at Greeley the other day. F. E. is
going to Burden. Kansas
1t was announced on last Wednesday
by flaming posters of pasteboard with
lead pencil letters, that the Grand T'reo
| would give a concert that night. An
audience greeted four Africans who sang
four and five songs after which they
struck the blind baggage and pulled out
OF town.
A fine sample of white winter wheat
! from Mr.. Ed Leatherman was handed to
US to-day. He has a splendid crop and
is shipping two car loads to Topeka. The
Star outfit is threshing his grain and he
noticed yesterday it run out 154 bushels
in an hour. We hear this rig spoken of
in very high terms.
This Office is in receipt of the Third
Annual Report of the Agricultural ex-
pertinent station, which is conducted in
connection with the State Agricultural
College at Fort Collins. This report is
one af the best works on agriculture and
irrigation that Colorado farmer can
have. 1t is full and complete
Mr.. Downer, of Lamar, is planting
largely Of grapes and peaches. He has
a vineyard now in bearing and the crop
is fine. His peach orchard is just be
ginning to bear and he is so well pleased
with the outlook that he will plant
heavily next season. He has splendid
location for fruit.-Puebio Reriew and
Farmer.
A number OF onr citizens yisitAd Billy
McCurry at his COW camp on Clay creek
last Sunday. The boys declare that
Billy is splendid host. and knows how
to make the boys feel pleased with their
visit. The REoIsrER people regret very
much that they could not attend on ac--
count Of Sunday school in the morning
and pied form in the afternoon.
The signal service, mentioned in last
weeks REGISTER, will be established in
Lamar, as Mr.. George r. Herbert has
succeeded in raising the necessary cash.
The flags and signals will be placed in
some convenient location, and then those
who "know enough to come in out of the
wet" when it rains, will have due and
timely warning Of approaching storms
The Great International Railroad
show was at Lamar Thursday. The pro-
prietoEs Of this show seem to be men who
understand their business. and they gave
a very good performance. Their show
don't seem to be overrun with thieves
and Q At thpoats - il 70 often the case,