The Lamar register., 1892-08-06
Teessra x.srs Me.,s.

The Farmer's mill At Longuont paid divi-
dend Of 10 per cent last year.
The Demoeatic state convention viii be
held on september 12sA II Pdeblo.
Numerous complaints Of cattle stealing arc
reported from the vicinity OF AlamosA
General Hamin has issued call for a con-
yer on August l6th.
Two lawyers in the district court at Trini-
dad indulged In 'sscrap'' fer days ago,and
were fined el0 each.
Frank D. Bell of Big Piney, Wyoming, has
made returns 70 the assessor Of twenty-five
elk as portion of his assessable property.
citizen Of Grand junction was fined $40
the other day for refusing to leave his store
to assist the marshal to arrest man who was
dead drunk.
The body Of an unknown man vas discov-
cred near Golden on the Goth. 1t was badly
decomposed. A G. A R charm was found
on the watch chain.
Harry Park, trick bicyclist, rode down the
eog-road track from the top of Pixies Peak
few days ago on a bicycle wheel, without sad
die, handles or pedals
John Merritt Sr., miner In the Robinson
mine at Walsenburg, was killed Wednesday
morning in the mines by coal failing on him.
His back was broken and he died in few
minutes. He was 40 years of age and leaves
q wife and six children.
]. H. Cross, a poor ranchman living near
Ebert, was arrested by private detective
named Sawyer a short time ago on the charge
| Of being the man who robbed Banker MofIatt
OF Denver last year. Cross was discharged
on the 1st, as MofIatt could not identify him.
There is probably no truth In the charge.
A man by the name of John White, who
began work at the Philadelphia smelte-, Pu-
eblo, last week, while working on his first
shift, by some means knocked over a pot of
molten Stag. The contents splashed over the
mans neck, back, chest, hands. arms and
legs, burning him beyond hope of recovery.
There is at the Atlantic & Pacific hospital,
Albuquerque, "a patient who has suffered ampa-
t2tion Of both hands and both feet. He is
said to be the second known case to the med
| ical profession, where the patient survived
| the amputation of the four extremities at
| once.
A pamphlet containing the baccalaureatc
address, inaugural address and address TO
the graduating class of the Colorado Agri-
cultural College, by the new president of
/ that institution, Dr. Ellis, has been printed
for free distribution Those having children
they are desirous of sending away to school
will find in it much of interest.
Carrie, 7-year old daughter of W. A
Skiles, was killed on the 1st about four miles
northeast of Loveland. She was standing in
| e wagon with open knife in her hand when
q sudden start of the horses threw her to the
ground. The knife blade was driven nearly
three inches into her breast, severing an
artery and killing her almost instantly.
There was fire at Julesburg, Colorado, on
the End. a passing train having set fire tc
the Union Pacific coal chutes at that point.
The large coal sheds, together with eevera
hundred tons Of coal, two fiat cars and con
siderable other property, such as lumber
telegraph poles, ties, etc, were entirely con
sumed- The loss is estimated at from s6,OOt
to ss,ooo No private property suffered.
Denver Markets-Eggs, ranch o0c, state
| 19c; butter, best creamery 229e5c, dairy lie;
hay, upland baled s11@sl4. second bottom
s7t9s9, alfalfa $3.50; wheat sl.2o; corn, bulk
soc; sacked SIC; oats, s1.05, sacked $ll5
new potatoes $1.T0; cattle, choice steers 500
9s3 25, cows 81. 0O(d$a so. native feeders s.. o.
@s3.50; hogs, choice 1915; spring chicken,
dressed, eoc; bfoilers, 90 to $500 per doz
Colorado raspberries, $500 per case.
DR.. W. F. Seward, proprietor of the Inter
pines Sanitarium near Goshen, New York. has
purchased the Mountain Springs ranch, .ex
Senator s. W. Dorsey's extensive home place
In Colfa1 County, and will establish there ;
western branch of his sanitarium, to be de
voted to the cure of cousumptives. Senator
Dorsey will remove from New Mexico and 10
cate In Denver, where he has recently ac
quired large interests in the San Luis Valley
irrigation canals.
Ham Wort of Jackson's Hole precinct wa
In Evanston on Monday, says the Cheyenn,
Leader, to collect from the county the boun
ties due him for destroying Wild animals a
the law provides. Mr.. Wort like most o
the residents of Jackson's Hole, is rancho
who devotes the winter months to trapping
He brought in thirty-four bear hides an'
| three mountain lions hides. His bount!
amounted to $22o. The bear hides included
! one grizzly, the balance being cinnamon ant
black bears. Robert Hecker of the count.
clerks office devoted half day in marking
the hides brought in by Mr.. Wort