La storia del Nevada, Colorado e Wyoming, 1540-1888 . crmnty. Un hcroft sopra di esso sul fiume, liailabout 500 abitanti, ami Indipendenza 2.)0, Sparkhill 100; inoltre sono state whichthere Highland, Massive City e Sidney. *Stow, in liis Gciwral Vieiv di Colonulo, MS., afferma che una delle società originaltown, J. F. Smith, fu il primo Magistrato della polizia e che NedCozzens, un cugino di Fred S. Cozzens, autore dell'Sjyirroir/ni^i^ 7c;>r.s,è stato un altro. William H. giovani e William 11. Verde sono stati, Aloo di theco:nj"auy. Duell e Boyd erano le sole-eyors. PUEBLO. 631 era detenuto da A. A. Bradford

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History of Nevada, Colorado, and Wyoming, 1540-1888 . crmnty. A hcroft, above it on the river, liailabout 500 inhabitants, ami Independence 2.)0, Sparkhill 100; besides whichthere were Highland, Massive City, and Sidney. *Stow, in liis Gciwral Vieiv of Colonulo, MS., says that one of the originaltown company, J. F. Smith, was the first police magistrate, and that NedCozzens, a cousin of Fred S. Cozzens, author of the Sjyirroir/ni^i^ 7c;>r.s, was another. William H. Young and William 11. Green were aloo of theco:nj»auy. Duell and Boyd were the sun-eyors. PUEBLO. 631 was held by A. A. Bradford, in a house belonging toA. G. Boone, on the lower end of Santa Fe avenue, Pueblo. An adobe building was subsequently erectedon the same avenue near Third street for a court-house. No jail was erected until 1868, when a stonebuilding was rented to the county by B. N. Danielsfor that purpose, which served until the commission-ers soon after erected a brick jail on Court-housesquare, which was in use until 1880, when the pres-ent prison was completed.. ^orth Latitude Worth Lat tuSe of New Mexico Las Animas Grant. ^ Pueblo county has no mines except of coal, and is therefore classed withthe agricultural counties. Its inhabitants in its earlier years lived by grow-ing provisions, which they sold to the miners outfitting for the mountains.At present stock-raising is followed equally with farming. The beautifulHermosillo rancho of the Colorado Cattle company, covering 91, 000 acres, lies in this county, twenty miles south of Pueblo City. It belongs to an or-ganization of eastern capitalists, and grazes an immense number of cattle.This rancho is a part of the Las Animas grant. It was obtained by Ceran StVrain and Comelio Vigil, of the governor of New Mexico in 1844:, and com-prised all the country north of the Beaubien grant in N. M. as far as theArkansas river, and between the Las Animas and the St Charles tributaries.The U. S. government reduced the grant subsequently to 11 leagues. A

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• bookauthorbancroft
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookyear1890