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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-12
LEGAL PROFESSION.

TAMES LYONS,
- ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
Qlaw office. No. .. State Bank Building.
Telephone 734, PostOflice Box 20,
Richmond. Val
practices I'm all The state and United
states Courts In Richmond. Deeds and
wills carefully prepared. Acknowl-
edgemcnts and dispositions taken. Col
Iections promptly made and RENTED.
fc2s-ly
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TRAINS NoRrHwARD.


Leave Arrive I
No PetersbrgI Richmond
ID '2:43 An $40 A.AlFast Mall.
20 F7:3O An S.35 AN. Accommodate
34-.sl0.0J An. 1850 AN Norfolk Train
l34-..il:O7 Am. 40 An Atlanta Spe'al
% sG.4J Nj 1880 PM y. and W. Con
IS s5:5i PM. $50 Pm. Through Train
&c 1919 PM 700 Pm. Norfolk specrl
LAM STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. a. A.. 40 and 50 make no s,ops
Nos. "a and iS4 stop at Belneld and
3g. AZ and 70 stop on signal at Man.
chester. Drewrys. Centralia and Ches-
ter, Nos. -. 81. and 81 Will stop on signal
q! pullman MI Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars on
ali through trains. on trains Nos "a
and 81 sleeping cars between Richmond
and N NEW PLIiNE 70 ATLANTA. GA.
Leave Richmond $40 p. NJ. daily: ar
T.sO A. NJ. via $. A. l.. Through sleepcrs
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NOR
R,ehmon md 800 AK. Norfolk. lbs AN.
iitsicShmCnd. 800 i. M. Norfolk. .S.45 T. Nj
Norfoll<..s7:20 An. Richm d 1870 \. NJ.
Norfolk. 4:25 PM. Richmond. 700 PM
The trains leaving Richmond at 900
A. NJ. and Norfolk at f:33 =. VI. are solid
trains between these TWO points. and pas
saS 1.i. 20 through without change OF cars.
Trains leaving Richmond at 900 A.
NJ. and 1850 T. NJ, and arriving
m Richmond az S3j a. NJ, 1870 p. NJ.
make close connections al Petersburg to
and from Farmyllle, Lynchburs and
II. NJ. SULLY.
superintendent
II. r. ID. MYERS.
General Superintendent
II. II. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-12

A TLANTIC COhs- LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Rail-
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing Sunday Dec 3, lSJ3,
at 1901 a. m, trains on this road will
run az follows:
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A Solid Investment.
Trustees Sale Of a Valuable Cary Street
Store, 10. 1912, on the North Side,
Between 18th and 18Th SIS,
BY AUCTION.

BY virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust
from +. &. Brauer and wife. 10 the under
signed, as trustees, one dated MAY l.
1913, ana the other dated Goth September,
1888, and both duly recorded in the clerk
ONCE OF the Chancery Court of the city
or Richmond, we VIII sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, December u 1893.
at O'Clock =. NJ, the excellent and very
valuable STORE above referred TO now
occupied by Messrs. W. H. Briggs q
This is a substantial and well-loeated
business house, and should attract the
attention OF investors.
TERMS: BY consent, cash sufficient 10
pay the costs of executing the trust and
any taxes which may be due. and n nav
a note for $50. with interest from no
NemDer 4, 1883 and protest thereof. a
credit as 70 5000 until May / 1896 Win
interest thereon from November ''1sil3
payable semi-annually. and further credits
as 10 the residue of six. twelve. and eigh-
teen months. with interest, all credit nav
ments TO be evidenced by notes with
separate notes for the semi-annIial In
terest on said 5000, and all secured by
a deed of trust. "
ST. GEORGE r. FITZHUGH
a. T. BoULWARE,
y. w. BOWIE
Trustees In the first deed
PRESTON COOKE,
-, Trustee in the second deed.
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NJ w BaIIaA3H8Siara


uszz1oEgs<5zs<N
SChEOOLE ~ EFFECT NOV. l., l'..'
LEAVE RICHMOND DAlLlb btAD
STREET STATION. ......r.
800 A. NJ, RlCHMOND AND ayAi OA.-
NESTIBJ LED l.l-i, -''..'
Arrive Norfolk d y D. '
stops only at t'..ia'-
Mayerly and a4As.A. ....4
800 a. NJ, THE CHICAGO LAti''.
Tor LyucnbuIs,
Bluenells S0-auoH .A. ,'- LII.
Columbus anu lAl-aa.
man Buuet Sleeper
10 Columbus, WitH.il '-'
$40 P. NJ. Tor saaolE, Nors..e. 1 s-.5.,
termol.-te stations ''.'.
at NOri0lk at $50 D. ~ Oh.
1I.5O PM. For Roanoke. kalioli
laski and Bristol. 1i-'
az Roanoke iIJ - -..
Washington anu tAAl.tl.
Limited. Pull n1n 6.-.'
Roanoke to Memphis
New Orleans uuH6 ''
attached. Also for
field and Pocahor,i.. .
for Rocky Mount tll i. I
ti0ns on Niuston-rtl. t
sion Pullman Palace
between Richmond aAl L}
burr Berths ready l.i
paucy aL JuD D.. 81
pullman Sleeper Ft.r.s.+'
60 Roanoke. ,-.e.
Trains arrive Richmond fr1t is
btlrg aud the west daily ai y 80 ~ t..
and 200 =. NJ; from Nof.9la.. %
LIMIlID '' r.. w. CoURTNEY.
District Passenger Af.'~
--uru w. r. BEYlLL,
General Passenger Agent
General once. Roanoke. Va.
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TRAINS souTHWARp.

Leave Arrive
Mol Richmond Peterabrgi
a. 300 AM O.3l An Norfolk SpecPI
Gy-' *S:2J AM 91j An Through Train
43-l'12:55 PM 1:43 M ,AccOmmoda'n
Il 1910 P.M.l 2:43 P.M.lAtlanta Special
d. F5.2J P.M.| G.lO J.. NJ Norfolk Train.
3J-. s7:35 PM $40 PM. Fast Express
81. Ill 80 Il. NJ. 30 AN. lAccommOda'n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-12

(, LARENCE PEYToN a. co. CON.
TRACTORS AND BUILDERS. No.
Los west Leigh street, All Kinds Of
bailaihg promptly executed. de9-sts
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FINANCIAL.
~~~~~-~~-~~~~es--..a


FINANCIAL.
We viii lend on City Improved Real
Estatbe. $500. for five Years, per cent.
Interest. payable quarterly.
j. THOMPSON BROWN e co.
delO-2t ~ - ~
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As trustee in the general decd OF as
.i@nfoent from John A. Kratz and vile
10 me dated 9th January lS92, / unite
in the foregoing sale. ,.,.,r
n w. BOWIE and j. THOMPSON
BROWN g. Co, Auctioneers del-td
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-12

yr,RUSrEES SALE or NALUAbh.s.b
LAND IN CHESTERFIELD, Gun
ny NEAL MANCHESTER. WITH GOOb
INPROVEM ENTS THEREON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-12

BY Y. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

Maybe you haven't noticed that BLICK-
LEY. the CxockERy DEALER. has remov-
ed from So Monroe street 10 one of the
finest show rooms in the state at %
Monroe street lee. we moved come
time ago. and if you want a pleasant
place TO spend q few minutes OF your
shopping time, come and see us. Our
latch string is always out. and few
minutes spent in our light and spacious
salesrooms among the finest and most
delicate importations from England and
France and the more solid wares OF our
United States, will more than repay
you Our prices can't be beaten You
NAV 10 the judge.
There's another thing we want you
TO bear in mind: A wrong impression
seems To be i'm some minds that Blick-
ley 10 connected with another Crockery
House In this city. This we
most er1Phatically deny.
We are ESrIRELy INDEPENDENT and shall
remain 90.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
Dr.. S. Clay Todd,
She rsrnDr rerv. sr~cisii<k
NO. isNoRTH DIVISION STREET.
Roosnsi. sanil
GRAND RAPIpS MGR.

Cstsrrh. T-.fn~-- Rheesnsts.-a. Nr-vos.
DEBILITY iastgseaeT sra Al eir-1~s
stxaisfnz frora early laaies<xtten- snd
srs~.-s - n.aboea. "a 4s<A~-- -
~ sriasry organs F~rsisl rsrsiy-i.
tsfieo-ie r-spsnr~s tsusoFs screfois
ela eorrs srF,F-y. skn el>ca~~a Hs~r
saa ksah.y pxsapsSsne heart ass~~~e ssaf,
nes~ u brosfh. tac< a. k>sa. saAn = h@ek.
stn- 1sefaastg al f~m&ie eesppls1nts sn4
ekrurae es~@~s cses ss1kis sss per
nlanefts
tpfs~eisEttens Frse ~ eksrse fef 49,.
vtrzs aat.i clsr~z aeass8ae< stst hssras srext.
nssas $3.50 sxssgehsea ee14 49, llss a
Ssss<<@n>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

tiifnrrN ~ AAr
uooT. shifh 49,
nl1his Fs.rfmEsensfs.f
- nus I thEinshf I
~1uki trf a kuftie
szlsf I u~.si fs1Hfe-a
lsytts< u hss frsne
&c ussrs 0seS
than 81 80 fsNeors
So AL fhr ~ hef nd
klnea hRf ssef
tanen IN tlse pest
f~~nff vsars Ths
psa@t fssr - -~s
rae - esm fart "a
rsaEe - sstrrFtnw a
fr-sf u.sng era UEnG
fauF = " -
moeB ~ Va VET
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small botfl>& 10 has
nezrly r-rpoved the ef-
feet of tn Hheuma-
sisss of sbout . PEARS
sfsnfinw. siso q severe
weskne<s 81 ny back
snd ktaseys of about
10 yesrs' standing
cod he's h~lped . svers
/. attack % in0smms-
vstsn ~ liz bladder,
whtch I an sure
q " q " P-n DOT
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Stomach Troubles Cured.

Tsins h ssesnach. s~isAlnz sta4
tsisiaR Natef. fssra - go
I'sius hsiuss sa8 afssF safsn4
toeaFfHnt Fafrs II sfusnack
Da - fv1tzr f.r,oT8s rzlret
4ffEIsEirEta fsfror
ksrfesr afsf~f~ss rar=1.
A NJ sfofoack tss,slfslae e1re9 - -. = Cas-
1s-td. ahA~ - karth Nisi<oa ssr<et ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

hsse t<a fs,a< oges ne efsss
kff fsrf sFss sstzrrTf
hs~ foe 1f1 e0aEh eFerT nixsfs
ffs pc 49, a. fie stoarsshf
- 1-sfe exlnttaE1ls dFpf.f,lns ~ -~.-<.
y 49, t4ek q sosr tsr1ntf
~ ear - crlrf1 quie1iF spe fssrlnsne1tf
= bk. :. CLAf I0fyD 81 &orih DIra>Is1
elfeff. ~ sssifs fu.hzns 4 nuf q lsfkst
kAtedsI NseA tn4 - etIta. ifen, a. . |nss
- - s4tA H-41etses ssnt ever eners
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chrr,.n,hemum show.

Saturday morning. Oct 18th. Don't
miss IL Invite your friends TO Browns
Seed Store, "a and 70 North Division
street.
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RHEuMlTIsMl RHEUMATISM |
Swamp.Root Cures.

Dr. Eanssr q Co. Rnsksmtoa. y. Y
Yer the raef fWssfy y~ars ead heeu
trotlfsef wltk nh~uws ffsn< aud doCt0r~sf Z
Fr-sf a<.i stshont rr<lixine sny bepfdt I've
Yesrs sE1 nv Attentions w4s called 20 DIT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26

fo'lFs F~-f'rrtfailT. Ne cshvfs FsRtEK
fstt 80. t@A Vas Wet. oar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
WONDERFUL CURES
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.
NO. go CANAL ST.

ssrvss, ashllis,- se-sos. wssks.s--.. --.s'.
ins frsn ssds ipai-srri,~u. 80 .so,..-. !.
nsnhopd es-r~osk Al si.s bs.ia s,npfesr
s'rss@su's a sa~as sssss dssas~s iuspross, -.
81 hssunsests Ia sssminstios ana ir..s..as
a sous stbss sies.--.. h-r.Il..rr ~~sss--,
sis-esnssas 100 nsnAaea hspsssssS bsrrss
49, hsabsltsy - solsses sd-ss n runsns~
sssss surfns o.sseu.aosi nalias ne sst
s-sss lose eousa-ne. ~ s--ry on.. .~sn hsa.s't
ssnslns eastisnu.i ~osry sss sssis,y ss>ss
sro1hsss thss r~su sea.s .s,nnse~.. s.ssssr
spfs~S. en.s s.usaas iasssiis. as ssrs :.
s.sfs-- r<r.lsss ner,~sss--. sns s.ss
s,--.--, snsss,sv - s-'ssues ss-is-.. -.
Thh ai,---. eta 81 -iss go ss,ssa,-.
ss~<ss eerea ~ f,r = IIsS SSsa - 80
fssss.s <r.ss ssuas a aasl efaas $500.
MIA
lsll less~fist-s.
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READ!
20 Q
81

Everything will be marked down for this
special sale Friday early before choicest
Remember the date and day. Friday October %
p S.-LOOK FOR BLUE SIGN
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READ! READ! READI REA]

200 pairs Of Ladies' nne kid oxfords. hand turned
nicely made and beautiful style. with patent
leather tips sixes 20 g. worth regular 81 50:
our price on these for Friday will be 10 each.
497 pairs of the finest of Ladies' shoes. with pat
ent leather tips. handsome shoe all sizes
but 2i2 and 3; Off you want splendid shos fof
little money attend this saie); all widths and
styles; they are cheap mt s2.75; will sci
for...... .....-...-...---.....--
$40 pairs of Richards Bros. beat Rochester, New
York. Ladies' shoes among the lot: they are
hand turned. stylish and soft. easy TO the Zoo,
and beautiful filters; have them in al
sizes except g. come early and get pair: grea,
bargain; made to cell for 50 and So pair; we
will close out for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
40 pairs of Mems shoes in congress or laced, made
up handsome; the stock IL kangaroo and a
few calf; all the latest style toes; sizes TO IL
how is this for great bargainf Worth regu-
lar $3.50. we will sell them for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-26
GREAT SPECIAL SHOE SALE
FOR ONE DAT ONLY.
FRIDAY. OCT. ~. AT EHRNANs SHOE HOUSE
90 CANAL ST. COMMENCING AT

Having bought the entire retail stoe of Henry Bro Co.
of Smithhed street Pittsburg will cell Friday
Der "a shoe bargains of Here
chance 10 these Everything
early
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-21
ALL SORTS AND SIZES.

The neatest swindle ever ger
petrated upon the French customs
authorities WAS the import Ition of
Swiss watches packed in condensed
milk cans.
Indfan;ans are tall as n ruic, and
turing the war the state furnished
many soldiers of grenadicr stature.
More than 800 of her volunteers were
above six feet three inches in height
In the Cascade mountains is the
Great Sun!Sen lake, the most deeply
sunken lake in the world 1t is If
teen miles long AMI four and olc-ha!f
miles wide. 1t is a.ooo feet down to
the surface of the water, but tho
depth of the water is unknown.
Relics of muc. intcre t to antiquari-
ans are in the possession of Lcmucl Y.
Singleton of VincianI. y. !. Among
the treasures are sofa, table, decan-
:er and glasses used by Lliayett, dur
,ng bis las. visi. to this country. AMI
/ portrait of George Washington,
painted by Rem brand. Pcale.
In South Africa o,trichcs have bccn
successfully employed in finding goli
deposits a drove of the hirds are
turned loose to feed in the territory
where the precion, metal i, supposed
to exist. They are then given III
emctic ami the ejecta carefully exam
ined for nuggets. and If any ore fount
the trail of the bril- is followed until
the digginys are dis:ove cd.
The costlies. mil. OF railroad is
mile measured on tho steel portion Of
the Forth bridge. The length of thi'
portion is mic and twenty yari.
md the cost of it was ,cnsidcrabi:
over $40. DJD,o11 The most cxpensiv'
railroad in ihe world is Tia. inn
Circle line of L,.niul. ;YIi,'iI cost, IN
rluding the purchase of lund, fr2n
s., 700, 900 to $1,000, 900 per mile.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-21
A Fight with Death.

Thousands of people have gone 10 thcil
deaths with Brlghps Disease of the Kidneys
and Diabetes without suspectlng the nature OF
their trouble until within . month or two Of
the grave. II Is now declared by one of the
most reputable Drug Associations In the
country that these kidney troubles arc the
the result of Uraemio poisoning, and that
certain cure has been discovered The ms
jority Of people who ind health and strength
gradually failing either have no suspicion of
the nature of the trouble, or, having al
ways been told that Brighrs disease could
meyer be cured, have shrunk from the knowl.
edge that they were victims Of II. Now that
> cure has been discovered, however, there
need be no hesitation in learning what indi-
Gates the disease, and each case can be tested
ut home BY the one interested without even
expense or Inconvenience. Progressive ply
sicians are now agreed that for the several
months before childbirth all women are es-
pecially subject to kidney troubles, and that
tests should be made during this time TO de-
termine whether sugar or alnumen indicate
kidney disease. The many cases OF Uraemic
convulsions, occasioning death at or proceed
ing child birth, are due TO this cause, which 10
too often overlooked or unsupported. From
all this 1t would seem plain duty 10 take ad-
vantage Of the offer Of tho American Drug
Association, ~hose address Is Cochnower
Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. The offer 10 that
to each person sending their address test
outfit including full directions and apparatus
for tho most accurate testfo Brighrs Disease
and Diabetes will be sent securely packed in
wood case free Of cost. The Association u
vel! known To us and can bc depended upon
to do just what they say.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-21
WIT AND WISDOM.

The busy have no time for tears =
Byron.
The oycrcurious ars not otherwise.
-Massinger.
Influence is the exhalat;on of char
ictcr.-W. NJ. Taylor.
'Mediocri.y can talk, but it is for
genius to observe.
subtlety may deceive you; integ-
.ity never will Cromwell.
The mothers heart is the child's
school roon.-Hcnry Ward Beechcr.
Next to acquiring good friends the
best acquisition is that Of good books.
Cotton.
a politician weakly and an nicabiy
light is no match for a politician ten
,ciously and pugnaciously wrong =
e. p. Whipplc.
Persons extremely reserved are like
old enameled watches, which had
painted covers that hindcrcd your sec
.ng what o'clock it was.-Walpolc.
To believe oneself more cunning
than others is mistake. The fox is
more cunning than an ass; but there
gre more fox skins in furrier's store
han ass skias.-Puck
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-21
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Court of Private Land Claims De
cidss the NogaIes Void.

Tho Court Of Privats Land Claims Dc.
cidos the Nogales Void.
The court of private land claims in session
at Tucson for the past week has handed dowr
decision Of momentous importance TO
Southern Arizona. It comedies tho title of
grant Of land embracing the town of Nogales
The grant, according to tho claimants,
reached far up from Mexico into Arizona. Ii
was made in 1s43. 1t started from the Casits
ranch, twelve miles south Of the border. The
court decided the grant ono Of quantity and
not Of boundaries. The quantity Of land wa
seven and one half sitios and two scant cabal
lerias, or about 1900 acres. This gu antitJ
Of land, as shown by several surveys made,
would not reach to Arizona This means
that the land in Arizona claimed by the grant
people, Is government land. The town Of
Nogales has been retarded by the grant
hanging over 1t, and Improvements have been
withheld In tho fear that they would bo fop
others. Now the town government will get
title from the government, paying SIPS, and
each Of the settlers or squatters will pay bis
pro rata for the amount he has held. Tha
assessed real estate value Of Nogales Is $780,.
600. Great jubilation is going on in NogaIes
over the decision. Court has adj ourned till
March, when equally important cases come
up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-21
Washington Notes.


It has been agreed that the elections bill
shall not be taken up in the Senate until af-
ter Christmas.
Secretary Carlisle has asked for the resig-
nations Of G. G. Busbyshell, superintendent
Of the mint At Philadelphia, and number Of
customs officials.
Civil Service Commissioner Charles Lyman,
OF Connecticut has resigned as president OF
the commission. Mr.. Lyman continues a.
Q member Of the commission.
The commissioner Of the general land office
has approved and submitted to the secretary
Of the interior supplemental lists Nos. 16 and
IL for land patents on the main and branch
lines on the Southern Pacific railroad. The
lists involve "A ,0Sv acres Of land located In
California.
The silver bill introduced In the Senate by
Mr.. voorhees, Is looked upon By the friends
OF silver As grand b,un, and II their preeent
will not support It. The bill provides for the
coinage Of the seigniorage now in the treas
ury, and after that has been coined the pur-
chase monthly Of q, ,01c coo Of silver and It's
coinage as fast as purchased. II also ret!res
81. 50 and Is gold pieces and all national bank
notes below the denomination of $40. When
asked II he was responsible for the bill, or
whether II was endorsed by the administrc-
tfon, Mr.. voorhees, replied that he alone was
responsible for II, and denies that u 4. ia any
way administration measure. He denies
that he had consulted with any person re.
garilng II, but pTophes!cd that II wolld he
passed by the Senate. Mr. Pence said that
he was glad TO sec even this much done for
silver. Mr.. Dubois and others said that the
bill would not be acceprt BY the silver men
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-21
FLORENCE TO CRIPPLE CREEK
Work on tho New Railroad Com monooL.
Fifteen Hundred Non Will
be EMPLOYED,

Work on tho New Railroad Com m on coL.
Fifteen Hundred Mon Will
be Employed.
Work on the new railroad from Florence to
Cripple Creek has been commenced, says tho
Denver Neios.
Contracts were awarded on the 18th for the
thirty miles Of grading. 1t Is given out that
1900 men will be employed on the railrond
for six months to come, and tho impulse
which the building OF the rosd will give to
Cripple Creek will lead to tho employment OF
twice as many more In the mines OF the camp.
Tho road Is 10 be completed OIL May ls.. 1t
will be narrow Guage.
The same company which Is building tho
road IL to erect reduction works Mt Florence
Fuel coal is now sold at Florence Mt 55 cents o
ton, tho best coal commanding 81 n ton. With
cheap coal, plenty OF water power and labor
at moderate price, Mr.. Mofrntt predicts that
Cripple Creek will have DC, 600 Inhabitants In
side Of eighteen months. The new process,
he said, will treat $40 ores profitably aud thus
enable the man with small mining property
to develop his mine and stand an equal chance
with the millionaire.
The order for rails hns been let to the Colo
rndo Fuel and Iron Company, and their Bes-
semer plant will commence rolling them Janu-
ary l.
The grade Of tho line from Florence to
Cripple Creek will be n little over thirty miles
long, surveyors measurement. Tho altitude
Of Florence is $500 feet, and of the town Of
Cripple Creek 0,4O0 feet. The highest point
on the line will be at the base of Squaw noun
tain, couple OF mics south OF the town. 1t
will be ZOO feet. From that point to Flor
ence Ia down hill all the way. Tho maximum
grade is per cent. and for a considerable
distance It does not exceed per cent. In the
camp the road will reach many OF the princI-
pal mines and will tap the wagon roads from
those It does not directly touch. South OF
Cripple Creek It will pass through three new
gold districts Of prominencc-McCourrs, that
at the Nipple and that around Tenants saw
mill. There arc large quantities Of timber,
alabastcr and sandstone along tho line and
deposits of Iron, the value Of which Is still to
be determined. Tho cost of the road, ready
for rolling stock, is estimated at under 81 900.
600. There Is q good deal of rock work In
eightmile and six-mile canons which can be
done, no matter how severe the weather may
IN
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-12-21
Impor..n. Will psc,,ion.

Judge Wright Of the Boulder county court
has rendered an important decision In the
will case Of Mrs. Hathaway. Before Mrs.
Hathaway was married she had wi!lcd all her
property to her son by former husband,
Willie Mogridgc. Some time after, Mrs.
Hathaway died, leaving no other will on
hands. Since the marriage TO Mr.. Hathaway
the property she owned had increased In
value through the efforts Of Mr.. Hathaway,
who was her business manager. In the coun-
ty court the validity Of the W. Ii was contested
BY Mr.. Hathaway. Judge Wright held that
tho will made prior TO tie marriage with Mr.
Hathaway was invalid and that Mr.. Hathaway
Us husband was, under the law of Colorado,
entitled TO one-half Of the property.