The Fremont County record. [volume], May 01, 1880, Image 2

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(E(jc 3U’cor&.
H. T. Blake, Editor and Proprietor
SATI’UI) A Y. MAY 1. ISSO.
An Irrigation Note of Interest.
Yesterday, in chambers, Judge El- |
liott made u decision in reference tx> j
the irrigation law which is of
great interest to all farmers nnd ditch f
owners. 11. N. Ilaynes, the irrigation
referee for water district No. 3, which \
is the largest irrigation district in the
{State, having tiled his report and
record of testiinonv, certain parties,
by their counsel, requested the Judge
to make the necessary rules to bring
all parties interested into court and
proceed to adjudicate on the priority
of right to water of the several ditch
es in the district. Judge Elliott re
fused to make anv such rules, hold
ing that the statute was fatally de
tective, jn that it did not. make any
provisions to bring parties into court
to be heard. This decision, if correct,
practically makes the irrigation act
a nullity, and acts of the referees
useless and all the expenses incurred
by farmers and ditch owners iu offer
iug testimony without effect. Ac
cording to this ruling the priority of
right to water can only be determin
ed by ordinary judiciul proceedings,
as if no irrigation law had been enact
ed. It is probable that the correct
ness of this ruling will be tested by
proceedings in mandamus in the su
preme court, compelling Judge Elli
ott to adjudicate questions of priori
ty as intended by the legislature. If
the supreme court sustain Judge El
liott, of course the writ of mandamus
will be denied.—[Denver Tribune.
Whatever else may 'be doubtful
about the intention of the authors ol
our tariff laws, they undoubtedly
meant to place on the free list all
materials used in the manufacture of
paper. ll happened that pulp of
wood, which is by far the mo.it im
portant elcnm ut the manufacture
of paper used bv the daily and week
ly press of the country, was not spe
cifically and by name exempted from
duty. Under a Treasury decision
which held that this verbal omission
was fatal to the free admission
of wood pulp, a few manufacture s of
that article have been able to impose
an cxliorbitaut tax on the general
body of paper-makers, by whom it is
of course shifted on the coiiMimers,
the newspaper publishers of the
country, ami the burden falls with
special hardship on publishers out
side of the great cities—we, conse
quently, being impoverished so that
a handful of monopolists may grow
rich. The most powerful champion
of these monopolists is Representa
tive Garfield. Were his opposition
to the bill withdrawn, the restora
tion of wood pulp to the free list,
where it belongs, would be accom
plished in a few days. While his op
position continues the monopolist»
are secure. Can Mr. Garfield afford
to continue his support of a most
odious and oppressive tax which
brings in no revenue to the govern
ment, but which interferes very de
cidedly with the dissemination of
knowledge among flic people ?—[Ex.
Ueadvillc Herald : On Monday
night a party of masked men appear
ed at the Sisters’ hospital, and de
manded the man who had been
wounded on Saturday night, while
engaged in tearing down the fence
around the building Father Welsh
bravely stepped forward, however,
and by the use of persuasive art*u
ments. induced the men to rvttiru to
their homes, and not to indulge in
any violence. The hospital is still
being guarded, but there is no proba
bility of any further attempt to in
jure the property.
Gladstone now styles himself Chan
cellor of the Exchequer and First
Hord ef the Treasury, taking the
place just vacated by D sreali.
It is estimated that the great fire
in Hull, Canada, destroyed $3,000,000
worth of property.
OnXltc 12th of April Gen. Hatch
surrounded the Mescalero Indian
agency and captured 400 Apaches, in
cluding sixty warriors. Thirty of the
latter attempted to escape and four-
teen were killed.
We are indebted to the publisher.
B. J. Kendall, Enosburgh Falls, Vt.,
for the simplest, and at. the same time
the most thorough and comprehen
sive work on the horse and his dis
eases we ever saw. it gives all the
ailments to which he is liable, their
symptoms and characteristics and
prescribes remedies to plain that no
man need err in administering them.
The price of this little work is 25
cents und it will be sent by mail.
If a man has a prospect hole that
does not pun out well it is belter not
to have a truthful correspondent
write au account of it, us “Evil com
munications will corrupt the miuc.”
A large Grant meeting was recent
ly held in Chicago at which Hold. L.
Lincoln presided and Stephen A.
Douglus, Jr., made a speech.
The Massachusetts republican con
vention instructed its delegates to
Chicago to vole for Edmunds for
president.
General Hatch telegraphs that, his
recent engagement with Victoria’s j
band of Indians wl.l probably bring!
fbern fo tin-pt*,’
Clipper : Buena Vista has *2,480 in
habitants, 1,886 of which wear
breeches and part their hair on one
side. Of that number eight hundred
are known by the appellation of cap
tain ; 100 by the title of major, 326
by the captiou of colonel, and the
balance arc ex-United States senators,
governors and gigndier-brindles in
the late unpleasantness.
r -»•«
The city council of Denver has
passed a stringent ordinance closing
the foul opium Joints in that town, j
11. 11. Crosby, of this state has been
nominated by the president tor re
ceiver of the land office at Evanston.
The l’agosa, Colorado, hot springs
troubles have been settled in favor of
the holder of the scrip, Maj. Henry
Foote.
A telephone line is projected be
tween Rosita and Silver Cliff. Bids
have been invited for the poles and
the line will probably be built.
For Lame Hack, Side or Chest use
Shiloh’s Porous Plasters. Price
cents. Sold l»y C. \Y r . Talbot, drug
gist, Canon City, Colo. *cl3-e
Brown's Pepsin Tonic
Cures Dyspepsia and restores appe
tite. Try it ; it cures. clO
1 U ib!i Everybody to Know.
Rev. George 11. Thayer, an old citi
zen of this vicinity, known to every
one as a most influential citizen, and
Christian Minister of the M. E.
church just this moment stopped in
our store to say : “I wish everybody
to know that 1 consider that both
myself and wife owe our lives to
Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.” It is
having a tremendous sale over our
counters and is giving perfect satis
faction in all cases of Lung Diseases,
such us nothing else has done.
I)rs. M atc hktt & France.
Rourbon, Ind.. May 15, I»7S.
Sold by C. \V. Talbot, druggist,
Canon City, Cob). *cl3-e
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for May
This periodical fully maintains it
well deserved reputation and. in the
present numb*M-, vve lind a rare dis
play of admirable articles, stories,
sketches, poems, and a miscellany re
markable foi its comprehensiveness.
The opening article—“ Alexander li .
Czar of Russia," !>v Alfred 11. Gaern
—is most interesting and replete
with information. There are seven
t*‘on excellent illustrations. “The
i liree Alpine Tunnels,’’ with special
reterem-c to the Mont Cenis, will lie
read with great interest It is pro
• usel\ illustrated. An article on “Nuts
and A’ui hearing Trees;” one on “Col
ton in the Coast, and Cpland Fields
of South Carolina,” and ‘•Quinine
Land,” by N. Robinson, are among
the prominent features of the num
ber. In the department of fiction
Etta W. Pierce’s story, “Not Guilty.”
»s continued aiu*l there are some ex
cellent short stories hv 1. V. Craw
ford, Thomas Archer, etc., etc. There
are several sketches descriptive of ad
ventures, persons and places, admi
rably written ami of exceeding inter
est There are poems of uuusua 1
merit, many of them beautifully il
lustrated. ‘‘Mill Songs,’ 03* Julia
Goddard, arc literary gems. 'I he
miscellany is more than ordina;i!\
abundant, and highly entertaining
ami instructive. There are 128 pages
juarto in the number. The illustra
tions number over 100 and there
is a handsome colored frontispiece—
‘‘An Amusing Novel.” The price of
a single copy is only 26 cts. ; a year’s
subscription $3; six months $1.50:
four months $l. Sent postpaid. Ad
dress Frank Leslie’s Publishing
House, £;J, 55, 57 Park Place. New
York.
The Healer of the agre
Is Brown’s Arnica Salve. It lias
no equal for curing’ burns, cuts,
ionise-, and inflamed eyes ; good for
man or beast. clO
No deception Hied.
It is strange so many people- will
c«mli«iue to suffer day after day with
Dispepsia. f.ivor Complaint, Consti
pation, Sour Stomach and General
liability when they can procure, at
our More, Shiloh’s Vitalize!*, free of
cost if n does not cure or relieve
them. Price, 75 cents. Sold by C.
W. Talbot, druggist, Can n City, Col
orado. # cl3-e
Mothers will find Dr. "Winchell’s
Teething Syrup just the medicine to
have in the house tor the children, it
will cure colds, coughs, sore throat
and regulate the bowels, try it. Sold
by J. L. Prentiss & Bro. *c27
TO THE MINERS OF TIIE GREAT
WEST.
Among you who are developing tlie
mineral resources of our country,
and constantly exposed to the damp,
confined atmosphere of those sub
terranean caverns where the grentor
portion of our wealth is obi a i tied,
who would not cheerfully invest a
small amount in a medicine that will
positively prevent and cure Coughs,
Cold’S, Colic, Cramps and Rheumat
ism. Dr. Parker lias spent years in
successfully treating the miners of
South America and Brazil, and by
patient, careful study ami experience
bus demonstrated the fact that bis
Ginger Tonic will produce the result.
Taken as directed, it will cure those
who are afflicted, uml keep in health
those who are not. No miner should
oc without it. Buy a*l bottle ot
your druggist, or a sample bottle for
15 cents, and test its merits. Hold by
all druggists. # cBBlBoc
A Novel Feature
presents itself to those who use Park
ou’s Hair Balsam, iti the discovery ot
its rare and remarkable merits. Many
have written us expressing their de
light in the laet. that il works like a
charm. Its disinfectant properties
in chemical combination rendering it
healthtiil, cleansing ami healing
are bearing fruit, an.l the beautiful
hair it produces, with Hie clean,
healthy sculp, entirely freed from
dandruff and falling hair, arc achieve
ments for which we have reason to
feel proud. A patron assures us dial
lie has used twelve different Hair
Preparations and thut J\ >< i ~ flair
Balsam surpasses them all. io Jin
thut has become gray or faded, it re
stores that beautiful natural color of
youth, and produces a vigor and lux
uriance that surprises every one.
j Buy a bottle from your druggist and
■ test its merits. Sold bv all druggists.
•c-*t3o-e
A Losing: Joke.
A prominent physician of Pitts
burgh s«iil jokingly to a Indy patient,
who was complaining of her contin
ued ill health, and of his inability to
cure her, “try Hop Hitters ! n The
lad y took it in earnest and used tlie
hitters, from which she obtained per
manent health. She now laughs at
the doctor for his joke, but lie is not
so well pleased with it, as it eost him
a good patient. *e9tl9
Disease and Death, when they roach
our own households, are too serious
for jesting, we use our host endeavors
to drive otV the dread messengers, and
are only happy w.lieu we feci that they
arc at a distance. At the first approach
of that fell destroyer, Consumption,
in the shape of a oough or slight cold
ns well as more severe Tronchial or
Catarrhal Complaints, wc should at
once use Eilert’s Extract of Tar and
Wild Cherry. It has no superior in
such cases. Every bottle warranted
to give satisfaction. Sold by .1. L.
Prentiss & Bro. *c27
Brown’s.Lirer Pills.
Cure sick headache, and prevents
summer sickness and chills. clO
I,oiicl Xoticc.
U. S. Land Office, Del Norte, Colo.)
March 25th. ISBO. j
Public notice is hereby given that Samuel
J Sharp, whose address is Texas Creek,
Colorado, desires to enter the N E \ of S E
1 and S K J of X E i see. 35, and N W J of
S W $ and S \V J of N W J. sec. 3G, twp. 47,
North of range 12, east N. M. M.. under the
pre-emption uol of 1841 It is claimed that
said tracts of land are valuable only for
agricultural purposes, and that no mines
have been found thereon. May Gth, 1880, at ;
10 o'clock a. m. is set for hearing before us
to determine the facts as to the mineral or
non-mineral character of said tracts of land,
at which time and place all parties having
hii interest in any mining claims on any
portion of said tracts of land, are hereby
notified to appear and multo proof of the
same. John ( leghorn, Register,
Clnis. A. Brastow, Receiver. *l4t!S
■ .and Notice.
U. 3. Land Office, Del Norte, Colo., )
March 25th, 1880. \
Public notice is hereby given that Oliver
Kirkpatrick, whose address is Texas Creek
Colorado, desires to enter tlie NJof N W I
see. 35. and S E ! of S W 1 and 8 \V J of.S K
}. sec. 2i>. twp. 47 north «f range 12 east N.
M. M. under the pre-emption act of 1841.
It is claimed that said tracts of land are
valuable only (or agricultural purposes,and
that no mi lies have been found thereon
May Gth. ISSO, at t) o'clock a. m. is set Cor
hearing before us to determine the facts as
to the mineral or non-mineral churnc'er ot
said tracts of land, at which time and place
all parties having an interest in any mining
claims on any portion of said tracts of land
arc hereby notified to appear and make
proof of the same. John Cleghorn,
Chas. A. Brastow, Register.
Receiver. * 14t IS
I.and Notice.
U. S. I.and OFFICE, Del Norte. Colo.. )
March 25, 1880. j
Public notice is hereby given that Seth
<’. Brown, whose address is Texas Creek,
('(dorado, desires to enter the N W J of N
V.’b see. 2G, and S'N'i of S\V| see 23, and E
i of S E I of see 22. twp. 47 north of Range
i 2 east N. M. M.. under the pre-emption
act of 1841. It is claimed that said tra« ts of
laud are valuable only for agricultural pur
poses, and that no mines have found
thereon. May Gth. 1880, at 12 o'clock m. Is
set lor hearing before us to determine the
tacts as to the mineral or non-mineral char
acter of 5-aid tracts of land, at which time
and place all parties having an interest in
any milling claims on any portion of said
tracts of land, are hereby notified to appear
and make proof the same.
John Cleghorn. Register.
Chas A. Brastow, Receiver. *l4llB
I.niid Notice.
U. S. Land Office, Del Norte, Colo., 1
March 25. 1880. J
Public notice is hereby given that Henry
N. Likely, whose address is Texas Creek,
(,'oloru.n*. desires to enter the N X of S VV I
and S 'V | of 8 W I see. 1, and N \V f of N
Wf sec. 12, twp. 47 north of Range 12 east
N. M. M.. under the pre-emption act of
IS4I. It i« claimed that said tracts of land
are valuable only for agricultural purposes,
and that no mines have been found thereon
May Gth 1880, at 11 o’clock a. m. is set for
hearing before us to determine the facts as
to the mineral or non-mineral character ol
said tracts ol land, at which time and place
all parties having an interest m any mining
claims on any portion of said tracts of land
arc hereby notified to appear and make
proof of the same.
John Cleghorn, Register.
Clifts. A. Brastow, Receiver. '‘l4llB
NOTICE.
In the County Court of F remont County in
the State of Colorado.
In vacation before the June Term, 1880.
of said Court, before R. A. Bain, Judge of
suid Court.
In the matter of the petition of The Pueblo
and Arkansas Valley Railroad Company,
vs.
Ira Clark and Emma C. Clark.
The People of the State of Colorado sends
greeting.
To the above named defendants, Ira Clark
and Emma C. Clark :
You are hereby required to appear before
the Honorable It. A. Bain. Judge of the
County Court of aaid Fremont County, at
Ills chambers in Cafion City in said County,
on the 11th day of May, A. D. 1880, at *lO
o’clock A. M. of said day, to show cause, if
any there he. why the prayer of the petition
of said The Pueblo ami Arkansas Val
ley Railroad Company against you, filed in
said Court on the loth day of April, A. D.
1880, should not he granted.
It being alleged in said petition that you
are the owners of certain lands situated in
the County of Fremout and State of Colo
rado and described as follows to-wit: The
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter
of section fourteen (14) and tlie northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter of section
twenty-three (23), township nineteen (19)
south of range fifty-nine (59) west. And
the portion to he appropriated for the right
of way aforesaid consists of three and fif
teen-hundredths acres, being a strip ol
land one hundred feet in width or till) feet
on each side of the center of the surveyed
line of said Pueblo aud Arkansas Valley
Railroad Company, us shown by the ptui
tiled with the petition. Which said lands
it is alleged by said petitioner it Is iiecessaiy
to tike tor the construction of the l'uehio
and Arkansas Valley Railroad and to asses*
according to law the compensation for such
taking of said lauds for the purposes set
forth in said petition filed herein. You ate
hereby notified that If you fail to appear ami
show cause as aforesaid the said petitioner
will apply to tlie Judge of said Court lor the
assessment of the said compensation ac
cording to law and for such other aud fur
ther relief as may he necessary in the
premises.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and the seul of said court, at
i anon City, in Fremont County, tills 14th
day of April, A. D. 1880.
ROBERT A. BAIN,
•I«t 19 County Judge.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To M. A. Rosenblatt and A. Frank :
You arc hereby notified that 1 have ex
pended four hundred dollars, the •nine be
ing your proportion in labor and Improve
ments upon the. Ist. Stranger Lode; 2nd.
((old Tom Tunnel Opening ; 3rd, the Adel
ina L< de, situated near Pleasant Valley, in
the county of Fremont, and state of Colora
do, in order to hold Hie said premises under
the provisions of the act ol emigres* enti
lied ••An act to promote the development
of lie mining resources of the United
Btat :s,” approved May 10th, 1872. and if
within ninety days alter this notice by pub
lication you fail or refuse to contribute
« our proportion of legal expenditures as h
ro-owner.your interest in •aid above named
mining lodes and tunnel will become the
property of the subscriber, under the fifth
section of said act of cont,re«a. Written
•lotiee having also been will you by mail*
in addition to the legal requirements.
Emanuel if. Saltiel.
Cafion Cl tv. Colo., March Slst. 18«0.
'lire
Notice for Publication.
Land Offick at Dki. N'oktk, Colo., )
March 25th, 1880. j
Notice i« hereby given that tlie following
named seniors have Hied notice of their in
tention to make final proof in support of
their claims, and secure final entry thercoi
at the expiration of thirty days froir the
date of this notice, viz:
Oliver Kirkpatrick for the N JN W } sec.
35 and S E J of S \V J and S \V i of S E J
sec 26, twp. 47 N. K 12 east X. 31. M.. and
names the following as his witnesses, viz :
Henry X. Likely, Seth CJ. Drown, Samuel J.
Shurp.aud J. L. Ducketts,all ol Texas Creek
Colorado.
Henry N. Likely for the X J of SW J&SW i
ol S W i of sec. 1 and X \V i of X \V 1 sec. 12
t wp. 4. \. R. 12 E. X. M. 31., and names the
following as his witnesses, viz : Seth C.
Brown, Oliver Kirkpatrick, Samuel J. Sharp
andJ. L. Ducketts, all ol Texas Creek,Col
orado.
Seth C. Brown for the* X W $ of N W J of
hoc. 20 and S W * of S W J see. 23 and E 1 ol
S E i sec. 22, ail in twp. 47 north of range 12
K. X. M. M., and names the following as his
witnesses, viz : OHver Kirkpatrick, Samuel
J.Sharp,Henry X. Likely and J. L. Ducketts
of Texas Creek, Colorado.
Samuel .J. Sharp for the NE}of S E 1 and
S E J of X E i sec. .25, and X W J of S W 1
andS W i of X W 1 sec. 26 X. R. 12 E. N.
31.. and names the following as his witness
es, viz: Oliver Kirkpatrick, Seth C. Brown
Henry N. Likely and J. L. Ducketts, all of
Texas Creek, Colorado.
*l4tlB John Clkghohn, Register.
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue ol
a certain writ of execution to me directed,
issued out of tlm County Court of Pueblo
County. State of Colorado, in favor of Wil
liam Seunirrtz it Co , against Thomas \V.
Sayles, v hereby I am commanded to make
the min* of live hundred ami three dollars
and certs piincipal. and the further
sum of twenty-two dollars and seventy-two
cents,costs of suit.l have levied upon tlie fol
lowing real estate as tlie property of the said
defendant, to-wit: The undivided one-halt
(J) of the XE i of Section 29, Township 20
south. Range 69 west, and that I will sell
the same at public auction at the front door
of the County Court room, on Main street.
Canon City, Ficmont Couuty, Colorado, on
Saturday, the Ist day of May. A. D. 1880.
at 10 o'clock in tin* forenoon, to satisfy said
execution, costs ami expense of sale. "
B. F. SHAFFER, 'herifT.
Dated at Canon Citv, Colo.. April 8, 1880.
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Copartnership Notice.
Notice is hereby given that.l. L. PREN
TISS has sold an undivided half interest in
his drug business to his brother, FRANK
PREX 1 ISS. From and after this date the
name of tlie firm will lie A. L. Prentiss
Bro. All tlie liabilities of the above named
business are assumed by said firm Ami as
it is desirable to have a full settlement on
March Ist, all parties knowing them
selves indebted to J L. Prentiss will please
call and settle before that date, as the ac
counts will then be placed for collection in
tlie hands of the ••American Collecting
Agency. .1. L. PRENTISS,
FRANK PRENTISS.
Canon City. Colo., Feb. 12. If
SIKKIIIFF’S SAl.i:.
Notice ;•» hereby given ;h t by virtue of n
e rtutn writ of e.\* cotton to me illreceo, b
d out of tlie ('out ty Court ol Pueblo
C u ny. s ;ute of Color..do, in favor of T. It
u*e Inst W. P. w II.P-ms and J. P. Wil
liams wh r« by I am «•« niinxndt tl lo mu’ •
he sunt of Two Hu died ;>nd Forty-six I)< l
ars and seven rent ns principal ami liner
est thereot from lb- 2nd duy ol October. \.
IX, 1879. at! tt’e further sum of fburtc n dol
lars ai.d i weuty-three ecu s cost of suit. I
Usve levied upon the following personal
yrofi riy of the said defend ills; ]J bend ol
y 0 **. -ncadofS nd 3ye r old steers S head
pMi')r<i's 1 2 year oltl in ifer. ft It end of calve-,
a I brxnde i with the Itrand and f will
-ell ibe same nt public metlon at the ranch*-
of John V. 1 alien, on Beaver ere-*' . In salt!
c only, on Tuesday th«*4'h day of May, '. I)
Bso. at 1 o’clock In ttie.tf erno >n. to satisfy
*aid exeeuilon, costa. Interesi and expense ol
H. F. HHAh KF.H. Stic iir.
Dated at Caflon Pity, April 22d, I*Bo.
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PIONEER LUMBER YARD.
lIEN RY - MACK,
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
L V U MBBEI!
Eastern and Native.
SASII, DOORS, 11 LINDS. MOULD
INGS,PICKETS, LATHS,
SHINGLES, BUILD
ING PAPER.
Glass, Hair. Plaster, Cement. A c. &e
(JOHNEII OF MA IN AND SIXTH
ST II SETS,
Opposite Sartor’s Livery Stable
c Arvo iv citv.
I will duplicate, to Dkalees, any
prices in Colorado. if
A. E. Reynolds. A!. A. Hicks.
E.0y23.01ds <& rZiciss,
Successors to Lowther *fc Davis,
Proprietors of the
Ist Mountain Valley
Hay Corral,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES. FLOUR. FEED. HAY. &RAIR
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
*I^GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
Main St., cor. of Sixth,
fiANON CITV. COI.ORAIIO.
tf
Grand Canon Coal
COMI’AN V.
D. R. CASSIDAY.
Office' flnln strert, willi Coicnir
Treiimirer,
Unlimited Supply of Coal
iMVATS ON HAND.
LEAVE ORDERS.
IIUTCLS.
baldVkn house,
(Late Silver ClilF Hotel,)
Opp. Post-office CAN Oil CITY, COLO.
Thoroughly renovated and first-cluas in
every pa: ticular.
Board *nd Lodging per day sl*so.
Special rates per week.
j. a. no\ii;, Proper. tf
CANON HOUSE
South sole of Main Street, between
Third and Fourth,
CANON CITY, COLO.,
HANSON & N:CHOLAS, Prop'rs
Transient rates, per day, $1.50
Board and Lodging, per week, 7.00
Day Board, per week, 5.00
Meals, each. 35 cents. If
Carbonate Hotel
SILVKB CLIFF,
Custer County, Colorado.
J. V. it. BPENCEK, Proi'IUKTOR.
FIRST-CLASS IN ALL RESPECTS
(Except charges.)
Transient Guests. $2.00 per clay.
Board and Single Boom, $lO.OO per
week.
Board and Iwo in one Room, $3 00
per week.
Table Board, $(?.00 per week.
tf
Commercial Honse,
Main Street, cor. of Seventh,
CASON CITY, COLORADO.
W. G. READY, Prop’r.
Board and Lodging $1.50 per day.
Single meals 25 ets. tt
C amp Sanderson
House,
Horne Stage Station between
Saguache ami Lake City.
coon non.i. acfo.h.uudatio.is.
ai.so
Hay. Grain and Groceries for sale.
G. .W. HASKELL & SON,
tf Proprietors.
f r* ’ ’ j/f ~ ' ■
German House,
CHAS. SCHELL, Prop’r.,
(Oppoulte new dvpot.)
CASsON CITY, - - COLORADO
Board and Lodgiug $3.00 per week.
Day Board 6dK) “ “
Single Meals 35 Cents tf
TTe \7Tv "sai pFojT
Main Street, one door east poatoffice.
Canon City,
MunufNrturor of and dealer la
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
*£A.n2-7I3SS, &c.
A lull and complete assortment ol
everything in the lino constantly on
hand. tl
WM YOUNG & CO.,
BOOT Md SHOEMAKERS,
GENTS’ FINE CAI.K HOOTS A
SPECIALTY.
All work dono with neatness and des
patch.
Southwest corner of Main and Third Bt*.,
Caron City, Colorado, if
A. SARTOR,
Proprietor of tho
CANON CI'I'Y
Livery, Sale
AND FEED STABLES.
Good Tnrnonts can al
ways ho obtained-
Stock cared for by tkc day,
week or month.
ff?f"Black smith mg and Wngonrnnk
ing in connection with stable.
m.n mi:
(Ts r BRICK STABLES, .#2
forner Main and Streets If
I.OTTKRICS,
THE PllßLir HIM TAKE NO
TICK That tin* order of the . Postmaster
General against Lottery Companies has, in
the case of tin* Colorado State Lotte y.befcn
Rescinded. Registered Let tern and Monev
Orders to this Lottery eau’be sent through
the flails us formerly.
THU GItAND
$2 SCHEME
• Capital Prize
•30,000
THE COLOE^.I33
STATE LOTTERY.
CLASS 2£,
Conducted by the Colorado Laud and Mir
.crnl Association,
W. B. President.
A. B. Miller. Sec’.v, W. Y. Sedum, Trees.
WILL GIVE THF.IR
FIFTH GRAND DRAWING
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1880.
drawings, authorized by
the Legislature of Colorado, of 1367.
occur on the 3rd Tuesday of each
month during the year, and are su
pervised by prominent citizens of
the State.
Grand Unprecedented Success
of the New Feature.
Four Grand .single Number Distributions
have been held, and the I'tiird Tuesday of
each month was fixed upon a» the regular
day. lias never scaled or postponed.
Look at the following distribution :
Capital Prize, $lO,OOO One hundred
thousand tickets at two dollars each, half
tickets otic dollar.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 Capital Prize t 30 000
1 Capita! Prize in 00
1 Capital Prize. 5 IVm)
2 Prizes of $2 .'>oo & uou
5 Prizes of 1 (uni <mm>
20 Prizes of 500 10 000
100 Prizes of 100 10000
200 Prizes of 50 . 10 000
500 Prizes of 20 loots)
1000 Prize* of 10 10 OUU
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $-'lOO . 2 700
9 Approximation Prizes of 2>k> . l 8-o
9 Approximation Prizes of 100 non
1857 prizes amounting to f 110 400
Write, clearly Minting lull address, for
further information or tickets. Bend or
ders by express, bank draft, registered let
ter or money order by mail.
Orders for and upw »rdi by Express at
our expense oddrr-s,
MILLER
C or. l(U<i and llulladn) Sis.
Dru ter. Cole.
W. II PECK lIAM. Agent, t afion City.
*tr
Tlir I'n l>l Ic Will Ts lie Sol ire.
Ist liiii si e < •’•Master General has RE*
- i • DM) bm order against the delivery oi
Mali* o »• l* ' •'iii|*nny.
2i.«1. That tills l t >o only t ot'ery ConiPA' y
■■ Itlel) lihm *v «r h ell drc’a-eil |. (H l,y ..
U a Hid -! ’«s Oonrt.
Ird. T hi I itcdSta es ‘ Irrult Court Jed c
d'own tins declared liailrawtns * not fraudu
lent.
fill. That Pcglstere.l tetleia -a*III h* nee
forth he dellveied nod Po t il order* pnid us
foi merly.
Authorized by the fouin o iwsdth of Ken
tUckv, and Fairest in the World.
ZEI @ El
Popular Monthly Drawing of (he
]JMMOISWEALTfI HSTllllTiH C 3
AT MACAULEYS THEATRE.
in the City of l.onisvllie. on
.MONDAY, MAY 31, IssO.
These drawings, authorized bv act - ftbc
legislature of If'JO, and sustalltrd by all the
court* of Kentucky occur regularly on the
last day ofrverv month (Sunday* excepted,)
and sir supervised b) prominent citizen* of
the state.
The Management call attention to the
grand opportunity presented of obtaining
for only $2 any of
ri«»; foi.i.owing Piir/iA :
1 Prize f.*)n,oo() 100 Prizes #lOO
1 Prize lo.ftoo each $lO,OOO
1 Prize .. .. 3,000; $OO Prizes 5o
10 Prize* $l,OOO 1 each 10.000
each 10,000 000 Pri/.-a |s)
20 Pr I z p - &00
each 10,00*1 1000 Prizes 010
I each ... 10,000
9 Prizes s3ooeach, Approximation
I* $2,700.
0 Prize* 200 each. Approximation
Prizes 1,800
9 Prizes 100 each, Approximation
Prize* fti'O
1,9 W Prize*. $112,418)
Whole Ticket*. $2.00. Half T’ekets. $l.
27 Ticket*. tfoO. V) Tickets, $lOO.
All Mpplieatlon for club rate* should be
made to the home oflicc.
Full list of drawing published In Louisville
Courier-Journal and Now Yurlflh raid, ami
mailed to nil ticket-holders. Send *1! or
der* by Money or Bank Draft ill Letter, or
by Express. Order* of s.’» and upwards l»y
express can be sent at our expense. A<f
drc«* K. M. IIOAIfDMAN. Courier-Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky.. or at No. 807
and 309 Broadway. N«.v York. »tf
PROFESSION A L f AItDS.
R. N. CLARK7
MINING ENGINEER
Reports on Coal, Iron, and Fissure mine*.
Consults on the working and management
of Mine* and Ores. Expert on Miulug
(Questions before the Court*.
ICosltn nnd Silver Cliff, Colorado.
tf
T. 11. HIGGINS,
ASS A Y ER ;
CAffoN City, Colorado.
Late A»*nycr for Revere Milling and Min
ing Co., near rtall ~akc ( Ttv.
OlDcs lit (be I'Tishcl i Reduction Wfiks,
(lute Million's. )
Address box 2920. tf
cahi Avr iaW r ri:ivj
CIVIL AND MINING
EHTGUsTEEH,
U. S. Donnty Mineral l.iiml Sur
veyor and Draughtsman.
Mining properties in Custer County
examined and reported upon.
OfllrfH : ROSITA, on Quartz St.
SILVER ( LIFE, in Iron lloiihu eu*t
of Powell II use. tf
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
\ GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debillly, Premature
Decay, and all bffeel* of youthful in«l(*erc
tlon, will for tin* *akn of suffering human!-
ly. *end free t«» all who need It, the reelp©
and direction for making the simple reme
dy by which ho wn* cured. Sufferers
ihg to profit by the advertiser's experience
can do so bv Hudre**log in perfect confi
dence. JOHN' 11. OGDEN. 42 rc.hu Street.
New York. ylltt*
MEAT MARKET!).
IF YOU WANT
Fioiupt and polite attention when buying
jour incuts, cull at
GEO. PHILLIPS’
MEAT MARKET.
Opposite McGee & Mark’s,
Where the choicest of everything can al
ways be found. tf
HENRY C. WOLF,
IB XT TO HEIR,.
VEGETABLES,
Game, Poultry, Corn Beef. Salt
Pork. Etc.
Main Street, south side, next to the corner
of 3d street, next door west of
Ailing A Co.'s. tf
BI.ACKSniTHN. Etc.
J. L. HYPE. J. T. ASUIIY.
HYDE & ASHBY,
Wagon & Blacfcsmitl
SHOPS.
Corner of third and A Streets,
I’n: 11:3m t T.r.r ui feel
LARGE FREE CORRAL AND ( AMP
IIOU&C, AND MATKR HANDY.
First-class ine diauiea only arc employed,
•uid we u«e the best materials in the market.
it Ml’A 1 RING DUNK PROMPTLY.
Wt personally superintend all work, mid
guarantee it to give entire satisfaction.
Farmers and the public generally are in
vited to call and see our stock and pi Ice*.
Special attention given to hurts and oz
shoeing. tf
3R.vi.dd & Spencer,
LACKSMiTHS. ff&HOI MAKERS.
AND MACHINISTS.
Guns. Pistols, Lorks, Sewing Machines,
Etc., Etc., promptly repaired.
Shops on Main Street,
Botweon Fifth and Sixth,
Canon City, Colorado.
tf
It A lI. ICO « OS.
Denver &1) Me
RAILWAY.
i oiMirt nnj l.tnk briir.rn lb* Grrat
i ruuU Idur* lu nnd Irnin ICtv TSis
• aitrl Uitrr,
AND MOST DIKECT ItOl'TE TO
Denver, Colorado Spring*, Pueblo,
Canon City, Leadville,
it o*i in. Nil . rr Cliff, *:l Mar*, Trial
dii«l. Ilnmotn, (he rlrh Nnn Juan
ai*«t Gunnison roHUliln, Saatlaera
( alorudu unit Arts- Hcxtro.
(.’on Meeting at Denver with trains ef the
I’lilon Pacific and Kansas Pacific railway.,
and at Pueblo with tho-e of the Santa Fo
railway, fbr all point* North. Eaat and Waat.
Patrons of this line are assured speed,-,
comfort, safety an I lon ml •
Information cheerfully given by
N. 11. AISBLVE.
General Freight and Passenger Asent.
D. G. \V ILLIAMsiO.N. Agent, Fallon Cl tv.
•eft-dtr
THE
Atchison,
Topeka
Santa fe
IR^XLZRO^ID,
The popular Southern Line from Denver,
Leadville, nud all points in Southern Colo
rado, to Atchison, Knmus City, and all
KoAtcrn cities
All pa—enger fains equipped with air ’
brake-. Miller |-lutforms, and all the modern
improvement*.
Pullman ears on all trains between Pueblo ,
and the Missouri River.
The only line via Colorado Springs and
Hanlfoti.
Through tickets on salo at all principal ,
stations.
Rates always ss low as by other lines.
Baggage checked to destination.
T. J. *ni>i:r.uw, *
•elStf General Agent. Denver, Cole.
EVERYTHING usually in a first
CLASS CIGAR STORE.
Agent for the Hamburg American Steam
ship Company.
Mivin Stroefc, Canon City, Colo. U
TIHSTW^X^IE!
When you wish to purchase Tinware,
Cooking. Heating, OlTiec or Parlor Stoves
of the best manufacture, or Jobbing dona ,
nu short notice
Give me a call. ,
I guarantee perfect satisfaction in work
manship, material and prices, and am
CV*-ALWAYS AT HOME.
J. C. AGABD,
Mam street, opposite Pnstortlce, Cafion City, 1
Colorado. if I