Southwest Colorado Winter Range Prospects Explored
The author surveys Colorado valleys from Animas to Mancos for winter grazing. He notes altitudes 6500 to 9000 feet, fertile parks at Piedra and Pinos, limited water south of the San Juan and scarce winter ranges west of the Mancos. Indians guard river bottoms. buying winter stock rights possible but risky.
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Denver News
Parnorr Cry
Con
Colorado
Animas River
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Denver
Huerfano
del Norte
Animas
Rio Grande
Pinos
Piedra
Ute Reservation
Wilson
Rio Pinos
San Juan Purchase
Piedra Park
Florida Valley
Florida
Great Park
The
la Plata
Captain Moss
San Juan
Mancos
Mesa Verde
Animas Valley
Purchase
Colorado Line
San Juan River
Holmes
Chittenden
Aldrich
Dolores River
Abajo
Gannett
Peal
Atkinson
Pearson
Sierra La Sal: rescue, march, and inquiry across Colorado mountains
A firsthand expedition recounts a perilous rescue from a La Plata mining camp, a 800 mile four week trek over San Juan mountains to Los Pinos, and an appeal to curb Sierra La Sal outlaws tied to Ute supply lines. The narrator notes Ute connections and urges punitive action to deter broader Indian-lawless activity.
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Denver News
Mr. Gannett
la Plata River
Parrott City
Colorado
Sierra la Plata
el Late
Ute Peak
Mancos
la Plata
Charles Aldrich
Aldrich
Holman
Dallas
Mr. Jackson
Maquis
Sierra Abajo
Mr. Giles
San Juan Mountains
San Miguel
Mr. Holman
Dolores River
Kelsey
Mills
Sierra la Sal
Messrs
White River Agency
Hovey
Balloch
Los Pinos
Gunnison River
Ancompagre
Dolores
Bond
Ouray
Utes
Utah
Humors of a Negro Convention In Turbulent Session
A Richmond Whig report describes a Negro convention plagued by disorder as delegates shout for the chair and demand order. The chair struggles to control the tumult with interruptions from Peter Carter and others, while claims of parliamentary ignorance are aired amid the uproar.
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Pennsylvania
Square Taliaferro
Ross Hamilton
Peter J. Carter
Peter Carter
Peter
Petersburg
A. B. Parker
Albemarle
Richmond
Windsor Bank Robbery Case Reopened With Find
About forty years ago Thomas Emerson, Windsor bank president, was believed to have stolen fifty thousand dollars and served years in jail. During repairs at the cashier’s house on Monday, the missing funds were found, proving Emerson’s guilt. Both men are now deceased, making the revelation a sensational repeat in Windsor.
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Thomas Emerson
Old Windsor Bank
Amerson Ander
Windsor
Springfield Republican
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Oneerrey
Colorano
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Life and Fire Insurance
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Busineas
Ards
Foan
R. Allen
Wefp County
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Boxing
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Attorney At Law
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Sec’y Union Colony
Ye & Shattuck
Denver Pacific Railroad
Masonic Block
Colo
Sargent House
N. Sargent
M. Moss
Maple St
Mr. Moss
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
N.B
R. E. Hart
OLD Colony
Rape Wine Nursery
Marvin
Watertown
N. Y
H. Boughston
Fort Couns
CoLoRnaDo
Larimer County
Ponte
F. Inman
Sir McPhail & Co's Pianos
Boston
P. O. Box
G. Stinson & CO
Portland
Maine
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Park Row
New York
York Tribune
Hine Treune
Sierra LA
T Hey
Wen
Detroit Free Press
Bijah
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