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Beautiful Home in Seville Golf & Country Club in Gilbert
- bedrooms 3
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- sleeps 6
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- rates (USD) $ 2,200 - $ 2,600 / month
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Beautifully furnished single story 1700 sq. ft. home in the "Seville" quiet gated golf community with walking and biking paths. The back yard consists of palm tree views that can be seen from the master bedroom & bath and family room. Master bedroom has a king size bed, TV w/cable, private bath and walk in closet. Second and third bedrooms have a queen size bed. ;High ceilings with ceiling fans through out. The family room and kitchen is open with a large HDTV flat screen with cable. No interior steps.
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Two car garage with garage door opener and keyless entry. Washer & Dryer in large laundry room with computer and desk area. Wireless Internet in home from any room. Private Patio with seating for outside eating and entertaining.
Microwave, dishwasher, range, cooking utensils and linens included.
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Seville Golf is a community with walking & bike paths throughout. Play park for children with walking trails and sand volleyball court.
40 minutes from Sky Harbor Airport. Easily accessible to the following freeways, US-60, 202, 101 & I-10. 10 minutes from Mesa Gateway Airport.
Ten minutes from San Tan Mall with restaurants such as Gordon Biersch, Cantina Laredo, Brio, Kona Grill, Grimaldi's Pizza & Famous Dave's BBQ, Harkins movie theaters, Dillards & Macy's.
Twenty minutes to downtown Chandler. Quaint city with Farmers Market, Art Walk - 2nd Tuesday of each month 5:00 pm. Restaurants include Kokopelli Winery, El Zocalo Mexican (Awesome outdoor patio dining), San Tan Brewery, and much more.
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Jan - April: $2600
May - Dec: $2200
Refundable security deposit: $500
Cleaning deposit: $150
50% of rent, security deposit, and cleaning deposit due at time of reservation. Balance due prior to arrival. 60 day notice required for cancellation or security deposit is non-refundable.
Jean Lewis 605-261-5222
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FOREST Green's match against Macclesfield at Moss Rose has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
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Haunted Decatur Ghost Tour
Travel throughout the city of Decatur in search of history, hauntings, crime scenes, scandals and spirits! Join us for a journey back into the history of one of America's most haunted towns and discover not only our favorite haunted places, but new locations of crime, infamy and spirits that have never been featured on the tours before. Re-invented in 2009, experience Haunted Decatur in a way that you've never done before! Popular with ghost buffs and history enthusiasts alike and includes new and favorite haunted locations! Lasts approximately 3 hours. $30 per person.
CITY: Decatur
Lincoln's Ghost Walks - Legends and Lore
Take a 90-minute nighttime tour of sites throughout Springfield that are linked to spirited stories about Lincoln's life and death. Founder Garret Moffett based the tour partly on local lore about Lincoln's visions and dreams, as well as on reported ghost sightings.
CITY: Springfield
Volo Auto Museum
The most under priced attraction in the area! 36 acres of family fun. See 300 classic, antique and muscle cars, including the country's largest display of Hollywood TV and movie cars! Experience the Military Combat Zone, a life-like battle scene with rare military vehicles and weapons. Shop 5 Antique Malls. Take a Haunted Trolley Tour. Enjoy great food in a Betty Boop themed diner and more. All in one location!
CITY: Volo
Alton Hauntings Tours
Based on the book Haunted Alton by Troy Taylor, Alton Hauntings Tours offers an entertaining and spine-tingling trip into the unknown, taking visitors to the most authentic haunted places in Alton. Uncover the eerie folklore, ghostly tales and documented haunted spots on a three-hour walking tour of the city's most haunted sites. Visitors will see sites that have become nationally known, like the old Alton penitentiary, First Unitarian Church, Enos Sanitarium and many others. The tours have been proven to be popular with ghost enthusiasts and history buffs alike, and nowhere else can you learn as much about the real, haunted history of Alton. Walking tours and bus tours are offered during two touring seasons – Spring & Summer and the Haunted Fall Season. Private tours are also available for groups of 20 or more. Reservations must be made in advance for all tours.
CITY: Alton
History Comes Alive
Every day for 12 weeks this summer, you'll be able to take a step back in time as you participate in a whole array of living history performances and programs that will both delight and educate about the Springfield Abraham Lincoln knew and loved for most of his life. From Civil War encampments to White House kitchen chats with Mr. Lincoln himself, there's something for everyone. Some events may have a fee.
CITY: Springfield
Annie Wiggins Ghost Tours
Join us for the original ghost tour of Galena's sites, cemeteries and famous ghostly tales. Costumed guide. Reservations recommended.
CITY: Galena
Galena Trolley Tours
City tours of Galena, tour of homes and nightly ghost tour. Group services and charters. Original tour company since 1988.
CITY: Galena
Spirits of Bloomington Historic Ghost Tours
The Spirits of Bloomington Historic Ghost Tours feature guides dressed as President Abraham Lincoln and Mary Todd Lincoln who reveal fascinating tales, myths and paranormal accounts of McLean County.
CITY: Bloomington
Mineral Springs Haunted Tours
Take an eight-block tour of some of the haunted locations in downtown Alton, investigate the four floors of the Mineral Springs Hotel, be part of a seance and top the evening off with a tarot card reading. All tours begin and end at the Mineral Springs Mall. Tour options include New Moon Haunted Tours, Waking the Dead Walking Tours, Cemetery Tours and Haunted Overnights.
CITY: Alton
Peoria Asylum
Formerly known as the Illinois Asylum for the Incurable Insane. Come take a tour and hear stories of the history of the hospital, employees and the inmates. See how this nationally recognized historic
CITY: Bartonville
Egyptian Theatre
The Egyptian Theatre hosts film festivals, special movie screenings, and live entertainment events. This theatre is a 1929, fully restored Egyptian Art Deco movie palace and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. The Egyptian is also available for rentals, tours, weddings, graduations, parties and receptions. Capacity: 1,419 Raised stage with dressing room below; balcony and lobby space.
CITY: DeKalb
All About A Ghost Tour
Walking tour with researched, authentic stories about Galena's ghostly past & present. Mix of history and mystery.
CITY: Galena
McPike Mansion
When just about any native of the Alton area thinks of a haunted house, normally one name comes to mind - the infamous McPike Mansion. Thousands of visitors and paranormal investigators have visited the grounds of the notorious McPike Mansion claiming spirits still roam this property. Some claim the haunts date back to the property before the mansion was even built, with native American ghosts and a residue from a possible Underground Railroad stop. Other mysterious stories include servants of the building, a cook in the kitchen and a strange death of a woman in the bathtub. Some even believe that Eleanor and Henry McPike still roam the corridors of their former home. All total, more than 11 different spirits have been experienced in recent years.
CITY: Alton
Alton Hauntings Tours
Based on the book Haunted Alton by Troy Taylor, Alton Hauntings Tours offers an entertaining and spine-tingling trip into the unknown, taking visitors to the most authentic haunted places in Alton. Uncover the eerie folklore, ghostly tales and documented haunted spots on a three-hour walking tour of the city's most haunted sites. Visitors will see sites that have become nationally known, like the old Alton penitentiary, First Unitarian Church, Enos Sanitarium and many others. The tours have been proven to be popular with ghost enthusiasts and history buffs alike, and nowhere else can you learn as much about the real, haunted history of Alton. Walking tours and bus tours are offered during two touring seasons – Spring & Summer and the Haunted Fall Season. Private tours are also available for groups of 20 or more. Reservations must be made in advance for all tours.
CITY: Alton
Amelia's Galena Ghost Tours, Inc.
Nightly ghost tours on a luxury air-conditioned shuttle bus with a theatrical flair exploring several locations in historically haunted Galena.
CITY: Galena
Jacksonville History and Hauntings Tours
This haunted Jacksonville tour takes you to spirited sites in the downtown area, with each tour lasting approximately 2-1/2 to 3 hours. The tour includes the ghost stories and history behind each of the reputedly haunted sites.
CITY: Jacksonville
Chicago Hauntings
The Chicago Haunting tours follow a course of history that starts with the very beginnings of Chicago, traveling from its humble origins as a frontier outpost, through the 19th century -- including the Great Chicago Fire and its aftermath--, into the 20th century and the gangster era of the 1920s and 1930s, and forward to today. Chicago Hauntings cover a lot of information and many, many stories. There is no exact formula,and they don't set out to scare. Rather, they let the stories and their own experiences speak for themselves. They never fail.
CITY: Chicago
Mineral Springs Haunted Tours
Walking Tours include visits to several haunted buildings as well as an exclusive guided tour of the most haunted building in Alton, the Mineral Springs Hotel. The only tour to enter Mineral Springs! Tour includes light refreshments. Bring cameras, recorders, flashlights, and any ghost hunting equipment you may have. For more info, call (618) 465-3200.
CITY: Alton
Mineral Springs Paranormal Research Center
Share evidence and peruse scientific research on the paranormal at one of the most haunted buildings in Alton -- the former Mineral Springs Hotel -- now the home of the Mineral Springs Paranormal Research Center. Overnight paranormal events are held at the site, in addition to meetings with other paranormal experts, investigators and researchers. Ghost hunting equipment is used in every investigation and there are over 140 EVPs obtained over the years at the hotel and at other investigation sites.
CITY: Alton
McPike Mansion Haunted Tours
Learn the history of the McPike Mansion and take a look at the documented photos of the mansion and paranormal activity. Then, take a tour of the surrounding grounds and the crypt. Talking with the spirits with Dowsing rods and join us for a dark session in the cellar with our experienced medium. Tour lasts approximately 90 minutes. All proceeds go toward the restoration of the mansion. For more information, contact Sharon at (618) 830-2179.
CITY: Alton
Cemetery Walk
Each year the Village of Montgomery's Historic Preservation Commission hosts a Cemetery Walk at Riverside Cemetery on the first Wednesday of October at 7:00 p.m. Guests are led through the cemetery in small groups to meet the fascinating "ghosts" of early pioneers and other residents of the cemetery.
CITY: Montgomery
Haunted History Tour
Listen to ghost stories at the Reddick Mansion and take walking tour of Ottawa's notorious haunted spots. The story of William Reddick is a classic of the American tradition. Born in another country, facing adversity and hardship, Reddick overcame obstacles and excelled in his life through hard work and ingenuity.
CITY: Ottawa
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Is it too late to just runaway?
That is the question I keep asking myself!!! Not from marrying Rob, but maybe from the whole wedding planning process!!! This is why we wanted to just runaway and get married!!!
Somehow the small guest list that Rob and I came up with has grown by bunches!!! If you've planned a wedding you know how quickly it can get outta hand!!! Well we have officially hit OUTTAHAND!!! If I have one more person assuming they are invited to this wedding I may scream! What's worse is when people get angry when they find out they are NOT on the guest list! I'm sorry but if you do not speak to me or Rob on a regular basis, you are not coming! We have enough "family" that fits that bill!!!
What's worse is this guest list stress has led to me picking fights with Rob! Spent all day yesterday battling it out!!! And I'm horrible at apologizing!!! Grrr!!! Guess that's something else I need to work on... just breathe...
Did you have these problems?!?! Maybe you are having them now? I don't want to seem ungrateful, just stressed ya know?!?!


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The first book in a series looking at dogs and graffiti in cities around the world. Graffiti, emotion fueled by confrontation, is a nearly perfect mimic of the society from which it comes. The nuance is felt in the style, location and message. The dogs meanwhile, don't care. Dogs Can't Read.
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Milnor Body is in California, mind is in New Mexico
Daniel Milnor is currently "Photographer at Large" for Blurb, Inc. the world's premiere print-on-demand publisher. He splits his time between the smog-choked arteries of Southern California and the spiritual landscape of New Mexico. His work has taken him from the rural corners of the United States to Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. An early adopter of select technologies such as print-on-demand books and magazines, Milnor has created and published over one hundred unique titles, including the recently released "Manifesto Magazine," which showcases the world's best documentary photography. His work is in the collections of The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The George Eastman House and The Santa Barbara Museum of Art.
Fecha de publicación 26 de mayo de 2007
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The book preview is simple, pure and never falters in its focus.Well done.Great images, strong visuals and a good dose of seriousness with a touch of humor.Thank you for actually seeing the whole book.
A worthy purchase.
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Jeff Siegel's Santa Anita Analysis (Sun., Feb. 19, 2012)
The Sunday opener is a middle distance mid-grade claimer for fillies and mares and in a small field the favorites seem logical. #4 R Vicarious Girl is an old pro in the Mitchell barn dropping two levels in class in her second start off a layoff and clearly looks like the controlling speed. She's back on the main track while retaining Garcia and has a nice easy breeze since her last race. #5 Tripped the Light and #6 Katy's Kitty were one-two in a similar event last month but the latter gets a break in the weights with the switch to hot bug boy Flores and should draft into a nice pace stalking position. There's really not much to work with here.
The two main players in the second race are #1 Van Brit and #8 Glorified and both should be used in rolling exotic play. Van Brit won under similar conditions in her comeback last month while earning a solid figure and a repeat effort makes her dangerous right back. Blanc should have her in a good ground-saving spot in the second flight, and with nine wins from just 22 starts the seven year old mare knows what to do with that kind of trip. He record over this course is rather remarkable (7-f0r-11). Glorified crushed a restricted $25,000 claiming field recently with a sharp number and looks dangerous on the raise with Bejarano riding her back.
The third race is a $20,000 claimer restricted to 4-year-olds and #3 Quintons Destiny is even money on the morning line following two highly-rated performances over this track. Most recently the Yes It's True gelding won a restricted (nw-2) dash from off the pace and today goes for new connections while dropping from $25,000 to $20,000 off the Armstrong claim. Normally, a horse dropping off a claim and a win isn't a healthy sign and in this case that could be true, but it can be argued that the new connections are just trying to win a race with a healthy ($26.000) purse. Bug boy Flores takes over for Rosario; not sure what to make of this. At any rate, he'll be a short price without offering much in the way of value. #7 Speed Bias may be the best alternative; the Kitchingman-trained gelding returns from Turf Paradise where he chased subsequent Phoenix Gold Cup winner Derive last time out and is a perfect one-for-one over the Santa Anita main track.
Maidens sprint down the hill in the fourth race and the two we'll be using in our rolling exotics are #4 Our Merv and #7 Koast. The Mitchell-trained Our Merv adds blinkers following a decent U.S. debut in a hot race last month and certainly has a right to move forward in what will be just his third career start. He's 8/5 on the morning line and may go lower due to the absence of a strong second choice. Koast is intriguing for Sadler; the Lawyer Ron colt exits a pair of killer races on the main track, continues to look sharp in the morning and very likely is better than shown. Rosario takes over and with the switch to turf this colt could leave his previous form far behind at 6-1 on the morning line.
The fifth race is a middle distance main track two-other-than for fillies and mares. #1 Star Presence, freshened since finishing second (in a five horse field) at this level in December, has been Plum Pretty's punching bag in the morning but hopefully she hasn't gotten discouraged. Bejarano, who won on her two races back, stays aboard, and from the rail in a field without much speed should have this daughter of Forest Wildcat in a good pace prompting position. She's won here in the past and is a solid fit on numbers. #3 Miss Radiance moves up a notch following a good score here last month; she'll be in the second flight waiting to pounce and with another forward move could be the one to beat.
Maiden claimers meet in the sixth race at the abbreviated sprint distance of five and one-half furlongs. #2 Ralphy Girl should appreciate the shortened trip; she's plenty quick but has shown to be vulnerable under pressure in both of her career outings. Flores stays aboard for Yakteen and will have her on or near the lead for as far as she can carry her speed. #7 Vegas Rules, an okay second in her debut vs. similar, has a right to improve and Talamo stays aboard. The others are uninspiring but are lightly raced and eligible to improve; this race may be one you'll need to spread in your rolling exotics to be safe.
The featured San Vicente Stakes goes as the seventh race and marks the return of #2 Creative Cause, third (beaten a length) in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile last November following his victory in the Norfolk Stakes over this track during the autumn Santa Anita meeting. He certainly can sprint and won his debut so you know he can fire fresh. The concern might be his work pattern, which really hasn't been scintillating, but it must be pointed out that he didn't work like anything special before his debut score and he was awesome that day; he just might be the type that saves his best for the afternoon. If that's the case he'll beat this field; but at 3/5 on the morning line there's not much you can do with it. #5 American Act beat Bodemeister when he broke his maiden last month and that promising colt came back to destroy a maiden field; we'll see what this Quiet American gelding can do against a proven Grade-1 stakes winner.
The eighth race is a starter's allowance event down the hill and the morning line favorite at 2-1 is #4 Blue Samurai. She's 1-for-18 lifetime and zero-for-13 (with eight seconds and thirds) on turf, so she's clearly not one to trust. However, a repeat of her race before last (under Rosario, who returns today) should be more than good enough to beat this modest bunch. We'd love to try to beat here, but with what?
The ninth race is a maiden claiming sprint for sophomore fillies and with the late scratch of #6 Gem in the Rough - the one to beat in our book – there should be little left to challenge the Mitchell-trained #11 Anna You're Up. The second time starter adds blinkers for her first start since last summer and has trained well enough to win a below par race such as this.


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Quiet Country Cottage w/Hot Tub on Potomac & C&O Canal in Sharpsburg
- bedrooms 2
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- sleeps 7
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- pets allowed yes
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- community Sharpsburg, MD
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This bright and cheery country cottage is a great place to be if you want to get away from it all and enjoy a quiet country setting. The Potomac River and C&O Canal Towpath are across the road from the front yard and can be seen from the deck when the leaves are off the trees. The 5 man hot tub, on the deck is a great place to relax and meditate. Take long walks along the C&O Towpath, we are located at mile marker 77. The boat ramp is just two doors down. Just 3 miles to Antietam Battlefield, 13 miles to the Prime Outlets shopping and 5 miles to the Appalachian Trail.
Fine dinning and boutique shopping located in Shephardstown, West Virginia, only 5 miles away.
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Two bedroom ; Bedroom #1 Upstairs; 2 queen beds, Bedroom #2 on first leve; 1 single and a set of bunkbeds (2singles). Newly installed Central Air Conditioning and living room furniture, Off Street Parking, TV, Cable, Full Kitchen, cooking utensils, refrigerator, charcoal grille, and deck w/hot tub!
activities and attractions in Sharpsburg Maryland
Bike on the C&O Canal Towpath, canoe/kayak on the Potomac River, Visit the Antietam Battlefield, visit the Charlestown Races and slots (15-20 mintues), Appalacian Trail, Shephardstown, WVa., Harpersferry, Crystal Grottos Caverns, fine dinning, shopping and much more....
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$945/week, $135-150/night
Prices includes up to 4 adults - Add'l $25pp/night
50% deposit needed to hold reservation (check or money order)
1x Linens and bath towels $95
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- View Battlefields
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Published in The Red and Black, p. 4 (October 6, 1995).
Author: Donald E. Wilkes, Jr., Professor of Law, University of Georgia School of Law.
Curtail the protections the Bill of Rights affords criminal defendants. Increase the power of police and prosecutors. Make it easier to convict persons charged with crime. Transform criminal trials into nothing more than mere administrative techniques in which the only question is: did he do it? Don't allow concern about lawlessness in law enforcement, prosecutorial excesses, or abuse of governmental power to affect what happens at trial. Don't even permit defendants to bring up such concerns. Abolish such technicalities as the presumption of innocence. And make criminal punishment more draconian!
The above suggestions are the foolish, sinister proposals being mouthed by those who think O. J. was guilty, that the acquittal was unjust, and that the lesson of his trial is that the powers of the state need to be enhanced. (You will notice that the most vocal proponents of these dangerous ideas for expanding government power are the very people who usually yap about the threat of big government.)
In truth, the verdict was perfectly correct; and there is no need to meddle with the inestimably precious rights that protect us all against repression. What does need to be changed is the oppressive, heavy-handed way the law enforcement apparatus operates.
A jury sat patiently for nearly a year hearing the evidence, sacrificing their personal lives and performing a civic duty most of us would decline. There is no reason to believe they disregarded the instructions given by the judge, or that they engaged in any misbehavior. The jury thought the prosecution's case so weak they acquitted immediately after beginning deliberations. Any fair-minded person must admit that it would not be unreasonable for the jury to conclude, despite undeniable evidence of guilt, that there was reasonable doubt. Why should we not respect the jury's verdict, just as we would have if it had convicted?
One of the reasons there was reasonable doubt was that the jury knew that some key police investigators had lied under oath in open court. They knew one police investigator hated black persons and had acknowledged framing black persons and interracial couples. They knew some of the investigators had engaged in suspicious activities and that at least some of the evidence probably had been tampered with or planted. They knew of ineptness in the way crucial evidence had been gathered, transported, and stored. They knew that police repeatedly had violated or ignored police department rules and regulations. They knew the L.A.P.D. crime lab was poorly run and a cesspool of contamination. They knew there had to be a code of silence preventing honest police officers from disclosing the corruption of some police.
The overzealousness and bungling of the L.A. district attorney's office, so obvious to the jury, also contributed mightily to the reasonable doubt. The jury saw O. J., at the prosecutors's insistence, put on the gloves that didn't fit. They saw the prosecutors treat scornfully and venomously ordinary citizen witnesses whose only sin was that their testimony didn't confirm the state's version of the crime. The jurors saw the prosecution omit to call to the witness stand numerous persons who had been near the crime scene around the time of the killings, but whose accounts conflicted with the government's scenario of the murders. They saw the prosecutors were afraid to call to the stand the ditsy crime lab pathologist who botched the autopsies on the victims. They saw prosecutor Marcia Clark call Detective Mark Fuhrman to the stand, vouch for him, treat him like a prince. Then, after the defense had exposed Fuhrman, they saw, incredibly, Clark, who just doesn't get it, continue to argue that the bloody glove found at Simpson's estate was evidence of guilt, even though most of the inhabitants of our cluster of galaxies knew it almost certainly had been planted there by Fuhrman. They saw, on the last day of closing arguments, to their astonishment, Detective Vannater, who they knew was another police perjurer, sitting in the front row of spectator seats, right next to and in manifest solidarity with, the prosecutors.
There is no need to meddle with the Bill of Rights, the right to a fair trial, the right to trial by jury, or the right to counsel. Any reforms should be directed to the real problems. Let's do something about corrupt cops who lie, who frame suspects, who are racists, who believe the end justifies the means, who have contempt for the rights of Americans, who are unashamed and unrepentant when their misdeeds are revealed. Let's do something about shrill, fanatical yet incompetent prosecutors who lose all sense of fairness and decency in their obsessive desire to convict at any cost.
The Simpson trial was the first in American history where a lead police detective testified for the prosecution in its case in chief and then, when called to the stand by the defense, invoked the fifth amendment when asked if he had lied or tampered with the evidence in the case. If we overlook this or the other indications of official lawlessness in the case, or if we blame the Bill of Rights for the acquittal, we are displaying amazing indifference to human rights--we are, in the words of Herbert Lehman, forgetting that "callousness to the rights of individuals ... leads to barbarism and the destruction of essential values of civilized life."


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By Ernio Hernandez
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The touring Deaf West Theatre production of the American Sign Language adaptation of Big River kicks off with a five-week stint in California, before visiting previously reported venues including Houston's Theatre Under The Stars, Dallas Summer Musicals, Atlanta's Theater of the Stars, Boston's Wang Center and the Aoyama Theatre in Tokyo, Japan. The latter is a collaboration with Hori Pro and Gorgeous Entertainment — the company also teaming with the Roundabout Theatre Company to bring Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's Pacific Overtures to Broadway next fall.
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Jeff Calhoun (Bells Are Ringing, Grease) once again directs and choreographs the musical — with music and lyrics by Roger Miller and book by William Hauptman — based on the novel by Mark Twain.
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FAILS, ---. (of firm of Hartford & Fails) mining, Russell's Gulch summer of 1859. (RMN)
FAIRPLAY, on the Platte, only survivor in 1890 of the camps of '59 on that stream.
FALLS RIVER, in 1859 construction was already under way, the cost to be about $100,000 for ditches to carry its waters to the mining camps. The Falls River Ditch Company originated by miners in Russell's Gulch in July, was to convey water from the stream 11 miles, and William Green Russell was leader in this movement. An article about the Falls River Water Company is in RMN, p. 1, Jul 23, 1859. (Files) It also gave its name to a mining camp. The river is a Tributary of South Clear Creek, and rises in high mountains near Long's Peak.
FARAVELL, P. J., a resident of Globeveville, near Denver, 1907. Member Colorado Pioneers' Society. Arrived Denver Mar 1, 1859.
FAREWELL, Fidelia Anne, of City of Denver, grantee, from J. H. Russell of same, consideration $30, 46 feet on south side Blake Street, commencing 54 feet from the northwest corner of Pappan. Jul 20, 1859. (Arapahoe County Land Records, '59)
FARLEY & COMPANY, mining in Pleasant Valley, eight men, summer 1859.
FARRAND, Charles A., grantor, Denver lots, Oct 1859. (Land Records)
FARRELL, Col., of Golden City, mentioned in RMN 1859. (See Ferrell ?)
FARWELL, arrived May 12, 1859 (of Amboy, Illinois), three brothers. (RMN)
FARWELL, D. C., arrived in wagon 10 of E. Doty's Lightning Train of 10 wagons, May 22, 1859. Was accompanied by DeBarck of Kansas Territory. (RMN)
FASCHER, Charles, a pioneer of 1858, mining in Gregory Gulch.
FASSETT, J. W., of Denver, arrived Jun 15, 1859. Born Illinois Jan 7, 1836. Member Colorado Pioneers' Society.
FAUERT, Hephon, was witness to deed, Denver City Oct 12, 1859.
FELLOWS, Homer (Horner ?), an incorporator of the Denver, Auraria & Colorado Wagon Road, Dec 1859. He is Secretary of the Toll House, on Wagon Road, on 4th Street Mt. Vernon, same year. January 1, 1860 makes transfer of Eight Mile House Ranche at head of Eight Mile Gulch, above Golden Gate City. On Jan 11 in Western Mountaineer (or RMN) the name of H. Fellowes is signed to an advertizement of Mt. Vernon Wagon Road Company (1860). Oct 27, 1859, Homer Fellows (Secretary of Denver, Auraria & Colorado Wagon Road) claims for self, one quarter section land on said road at the head of the Gulch, seven miles above the town of Mt. Vernon, and claims for the Company a one quarter section of land on said road where it leaves the valley of the Platte River. (Jefferson County Land Records) The last transaction for the company is dated Nov 2.
FELLOWS, Miles, arrived by Plattsmouth Nebraska Train of Wagons Oct 24 1858. (Fellowes)
FELTER, John, grantee, Auraria, Dec 17, 1859, lot 5, block 36, Auraria.
FENDLER, of Auraria City, Dec 13, 1859, grantor of lot 5, block 13, Auraria City, to Albert Buddee.
FENE, George L., witness to deed Denver, Nov 24, 1859.
FENTON & AULD, (see under A. Fenton) leading merchants of Auraria or Denver, and buyers of Gold Dust. 1859.
FENTON, A., partner in store with D. Auld, and J. W. Iliff, Lawrence Street, Denver 1859. (Directory)
FENTON, H., arrived May 12, 1859. From Cleveland, Ohio. (RMN)
FERGUSON, George, files claim for land for ranching purposes 160 acres, near Arapahoe City, and adjacent C. W. Fisk's claim located at same time, May 1859. (Jefferson County Land Records, Liber 1, Golden)
FERGUSON, Levi, was of Auraria at first, later of Denver City, and in Mar 1859 was elected Clerk of County Supervisors of the County of Arapahoe, Territory of Kansas. (This was before the agitation for a new State or Territory had taken much form.) He was a stockholder of Denver City in this year, and in August is grantor of lots. In June he is delegate from Huerfano to the first Constitutional Convention.
FERRELL, Charles M., was in 1859 one of the first settlers in Golden City. (See Farrell.)
FERRELL, J. M. (John M.), located Jul 1859, ranche claim of 160 acres, along north line of David K. Wall's claim, beginning at northeast corner of Golden City. "Where my cabin is built." (Recorded in both Denver and Golden Land Records 1859.) Ferrell built the first bridge over Clear Creek, where the Avenue now crosses it and collected toll from it before June of this year. In same month he was delegate from Golden to the first Constitutional Convention in Auraria. He was Chairman at the meeting in Auraria in Sep 24, to begin the work of organizing a Provisional Territorial Government, after failure of the attempt to establish a legal Territory of Jefferson. He was correspondent of the RMN in Golden, calling himself "Toughcuss." Dec 21, same year, he requests all holders of Golden City lots who have not improved them to call upon him at once. (He was Chairman of the Committee of the Association.) He was a member (or candidate) of the first Masonic Lodge of Golden, 1860. His wife, Mrs. Ferrell, with Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Carter, and Mrs. McKay, assisted in preparing the regalia of this Lodge, founded Feb 17, 1860. Mrs. J. M. Ferrell "of the Miners' Hotel, Golden, is said to get up the finest supper between the Missouri River and West Saratoga." (This in RMN Jan 13, 1860) (Possibly the note is from Western Mountaineer ?) (See first)
The RMN Dec 11, 1862 has the following: Died, Jeannette S., wife of John M. Ferrell, late of Golden City, aged 53 years, on Nov 2, 1862 at Portageville, New York, after an illness of 12 months.
Ferrell was of course a member of the Golden City Town Company in 1859.
FERREN, D. W., has mining claim, Gregory Diggings, Oct 1859. (Gregory Record, p. 16, 1859)
FERRIS, H., was witness to deed, Mountain City, Sep 26, 1859. Was hotelkeeper here. (Directory) (Gregory Record)
FETTS, Theodore, was a stockholder in 1858 of the Auraria Town Company – Nov 1.
FEW, S., in Jun 1859 was delegate from Illinois Central Precinct to the first Constitutional Convention. FEW & Company were mentioned in RMN during this summer as mining in Illinois Gulch and Missouri Flats.
FIELD (FIELDS) (spelled both ways in different notes), Mr., was manager of Express Department of the Post Office Denver City, 1859. Also spoken of as Postmaster.
FIELD, Martin, mentioned by Larimer as in charge of the Post Office in Denver (or Post Office branch of the Express Company) (letter, 1859). He was in June this year delegate from Fountain City to the Convention (first) to form Constitution from the proposed State or Territory of Jefferson. In Aug 23 same year he owns lots in Denver City in blocks 46-38- and 62. Later, in Jan 1860 he was appointed Postmaster at Golden City.
FIELD, W., was witness Oct 28, 1859, Auraria. (This may be M. Field ?)
FIFTYNINERS, an early note of one of their meetings is in file of RMN Jul 10, 1867: "A meeting of the Society of Fiftyniners will be held at the Court room at 8 O'clock this evening, to make arrangements to attend the funeral of Bishop A. Barney, and a general and prompt attendance is requested.
D. C. Oakes, President"
FIGLEY, H. M., had claim opposite another one claimed by John Hughes, on east bank of the Platte. Nov 28, 1859 (See Hughes.)
FILLER. George W., sells his Denver lots to W. H. Parkerson. Filler is of Thompson's Fork. This is a note from Arapahoe County Land Records, 1859. (Liber not stated, but see index.)
FILMORE, Major John S., was a friend of Judge Amos Steck, and in 1860 was with Steck in Post Office in Denver. Filmore is said by Larimer (Reminiscences, p. 173) to be of '59 Argonauts, and from Watertown, Wisconsin.
FISHER, Mr., his train arrived spring 1859 Denver city. (RMN)
FISHER, Mr., of firm of Babcock, Fisher & Company, mining, Illinois Gulch and Missouri Flats, summer 1859. (RMN)
FISHER, Rev. George W., Methodist minister, held first services in Nov 1858, said to have preached in Jones & Smith's cabin, used in one end for gambling, which went on during the services. He visited the Larimers in their camp at mouth of Cherry Creek and preached nearby. In Oct 1859 he is on record as being entitled to four select, and four draw lots. (Denver City) 25-26-29-30, in block 45 are those selected. Earlier than this in 1858 he was [given] Donation Lots with agreement to build hewed log house. On Dec 17, 1859 he is grantee of lot 9, block 44, Auraria, consideration $200. Later than this he preaches at Masonic Hall in Auraria, probably before Christmas, and on Dec 21, four days before that holiday he marries Mr. Charles Corbin and Miss Eliza Burch.
FISHER, Morton C., (sometimes described as Morton A. Fisher), received four Donation Lots from Denver Town Company in 1858. His name is in Index to Arapahoe County Land Records, May 11, 1859, and on May 23, he is grantor from D. C. Collier, to lots and house of Collier on northwest side of Blake Street, on the 7th lot from D. Street, between C. and D. Streets, in Denver City, consideration $45.00. (From Whitsitt's Land Records, 1859.) He lived in Auraria and also Denver, and during '59 arrived home from Taos, New Mexico with train of flour which he is said to have sold to everybody on credit, only charging them 16 dollars a sack when he might have charged thirty, so great was the need. He was in Russellville part of this year, and was in lumber business, and buying gold dust in last part of the year and in '60 with partners Thomas J. Almy and H. J. Rogers, under firm name of Fisher, Almy and Rogers. This firm bought up poor fellows' claims and made good thing of it sometimes, it is said. They also outfitted and "grubstaked" poor prospectors. They had offices in both of the rival cities. Morton Fisher died in London, England Dec 30, 1889 – found dead in bed. (Note-book of Mr. Sopris) (The last statement only.)
FISK, Mr., of Arapahoe, mentioned in RMN '59.
FISK, Mr., of firm of Chase, Fisk & Company, mining, Russell's Gulch, spring 1859.
FISK, Charles W., ranche claim, taken or located, May 25, 1859. Filed for record Jan 18, 1860. "Commencing at foot of G. Street in Arapahoe City, or town, on Clear Creek, running south ½ mile, 160 acres." There is no witness to this claim record. (Jefferson County Land Records, Liber I) Later in same year, Fisk is witness to deed to land 1-1/2 mile west of town of Arapahoe, Bristow, grantor, --- Wall, grantee, Jun 7.
FITZ, James, claimant of Claim No. 6, McLeod & Company lands in fork of Plum Creek. (Divide country) Oct 1859. (This Company papers recorded in Arapahoe County Land Records, 1859) See McLeod for plats, etc.
FITZGERALD, Dr. E., a resident of town of Arapahoe in 1859. In the little Directory of Denver of 1859 (businessmen and firms only) E. Fitzgerald is Assistant Territorial Assessor under the Provisional Government (this would be late in that year) and in RMN it is stated that he was a candidate for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
FITZGERALD, I. B., of Golden City, a resident 1859.
FITZGERALD, W. H., bricklayer, McGaa Street, Denver City. (Directory, 1859)
FITZPATRICK, John B., (Golden City) arrived Jun 17, 1859. Born Canada Jun 26, 1830. Member Colorado Pioneers' Society. Name from list. He was probably a founder of Golden.
FLANAGAN, Mr., miner, Gregory Diggings, summer 1859. (RMN)
FLETCHER, Charles, a resident of Golden Gate City, 1859.
FLETCHER, Eli, on Oct 30, 1859, in partnership with Templeman purchases the Walmesley Ranche (see) between Golden City and Denver City. (Land Records, Jefferson County, liber A, p. 47)
FLICK, William, witness to legal paper, Auraria, Nov 1859.
FLOWERS, C. H., witness, Auraria land transaction Dec 22, 1859, another Dec 26, same year, is written C. W. Flower. (Probably same party.) Auraria.
FLYNN & DOW, mining firm Illinois Gulch and Missouri Flats, summer 1859.
FLYNN, Samuel, an Express package received for him. Advertized in RMN 1859.
FOKER, J., of Auraria City, boot and shoemaker, 5th Street (this is now called Larimer Street) on west side, or West Denver. (Directory of 1859, business only, Mss.)
FOLGER, H. A., Critic of Rocky Mountain Debating Club, Denver, 1859. (Mentioned in RMN)
FOOT, Dr., of Mountain City, is in Jul 1859 of rescue party organized to search mountains for bodies of the murdered Kennedy and Schank. (See under Kennedy.)
FOOT, H., delegate from Arapahoe Town to convention to form beginnings of a Provisional Government for Jefferson Territory, autumn 1859.
FOOT, O. P. (D. P. ?), Territorial Representative elect from 15th District, 1859.
FOOTE, David P., of Chicago, miner 1859 in Gregory Diggings, may be same as D. P. Foots who had ranche claim recorded in Jefferson County this year, Jul 20, adjacent Claim of H. Burch (Land Records, Liber A, p. 40)
FOOTE, Robert, of Denver, on Jun 25, 1859, is grantor to William A. Smith, lots, etc. and on Dec 31 is grantee, consideration $250, two Denver lots on Blake between C. and D. Streets, H. P. A. Smith is grantor. On Nov 1 same year he is "of Green County, Indiana" and to J. Kershaw gives power of attorney to sell his Denver lots "on Blake Street, corner of G. Street." On Feb 3, 1860 he is still described as "of Green County, Indiana," and makes deed for several Denver lots, his signature being certified to in same County in Indiana.
FOOTE & SIMMONS, mining in Gregory Diggings (from Chicago), may be same as party above. (RMN, 1859)
FORBES, Jack, noted desperado, said by RMN to be "coming to the Diggings." Later in season of 1859 he seems to have arrived.
FORBES, John, of Denver City, grantor to O. E. Baker, of same, on Mar 23, 1859 one lot on McGaa Street, consideration $400, recorded Apr 20, 1860.
FORBES, Thomas, arrived Jun 14, 1859. From clipping (dateless) in back of Gilpin County Pioneers' Association Record book it is stated that he was one of its members and died 1903.
FORBIS, Mr., arrived from Indiana, in Denver, spring of 1859. (RMN)
FORD, ---, of firm of Witcher, Reeves, & Ford, mining in Russell's Gulch, summer of 1859.
FORD, A. C., attorney of Denver City, 1859, and in June of same year member first Constitutional Convention from Kayote Precinct. In August was witness in lot sale in Auraria, and bought lots of the Clarks in October, but in Sep 1860 is missing. He leaves paper on file in land office recording his division of property with Sarah Jane Vailes. He is thought to have been originally from Wisconsin, and to be a surveyor. Was taken from coach on Plains and never seen afterward. (Taken by vigilantes.) See histories for record.
FORD, (brothers) of Golden, were associated in 1859 with Ed Chase and Ed McClintock, business in that town. (see RMN and Western Mountaineer)
FORD, D. R., resided Denver and member Colorado Pioneers' Association arrived Jul 1859. Born in Maine May 16, 1819.
FORD, Francis R., pioneer of 1859 to the Valley of the Arkansas from Maine. Farmer and miner. F. R. Ford & Company in Gregory Diggings this year, in September, have claims there. (Gregory Record, p. 10) Another account states that he is of Walker & Company in Gregory. (See this.)
FORD & HAINES, of Golden, in 1859 were bridge builders, erecting bridges over the Platte from Auraria and Denver to Highland Sep 23.
FORD, Hiram, of Golden City, 1859 took shot at Vanover in the affair of September this year. (For extended account see RMN file.) Hiram Ford was one of the Petitioners of Sep 22, 1860 to Grand Lodge of Kansas Territory for a Masonic Lodge in Golden City. This was realized and the same Lodge exists today.
FORD, Hobart, was "of Auraria" Nov 26, 1859 grantee of lot 1, in block 5, Auraria City.
FORD, J., in 1859 was locator of claim later bought by Lewis & Mowbry in Bear Creek district, 160 acres, ranche land. (Liber A, p. 13) This sale was on Jan 20, 1860.
FORD, J. R., grantee, of claim for mining on Prospect Lode, Gregory Diggings. Recorded at Mountain City, Sep 28, 1859. (Gregory Record, p. 13)
FORD, W., (William ?), member first Constitutional Convention from Golden City. William Ford is said to have lived 1859 in Golden, and to have engaged in the attempted shooting of Edgar Vanover. (He was called "Bill Ford.")
FORREST, "Charley", female miner, described in RMN at Mountain City Sep 20, 1859. Said to have been born near New Orleans, Louisiana, wore trousers.
FORREST, J. L., and A FORREST, partners in carpentering and cabinet making on Larimer Street, Denver. (Mss. Business Directory 1859)
FORSTER, Billy, a young man living in Auraria in 1859, mentioned in letter from Mr. Ramage to the Secretary of Denver Lodge No. 5, to whom he was sending statistics of old Auraria Lodge. This letter is printed in the booklet of the Denver Lodge issued 1906.
FORT EYRIE, a political precinct in 1859.
FORT LARAMIE, a political precinct in autumn 1859. Delegates from this place attended the convention to form Provisional Government.
FORTUNE, Thomas L., surveyor, merchant, freighter, opened supply store in Auraria City in 1858. A partner in the firm of James M. Iddings & Company. He was an inventive genius, had tried his "Steam Wagon" which was quite wonderful but on dirt roads was unsuccessful. He is said to have founded Mt. Pleasant, Kansas, in 1855. Born in Virginia Nov 25, 1825, emigrated Kentucky with parents, then Missouri in the forties, 1854 to Kansas. He died in Atchison, Kansas. He had made several inventions and some money, held positions in public office in Kansas. Left children, Leonard S. and Douglas Fortune of Atchison and Mrs. D. D. Devor of California. (The Trail, Nov 1924)
FOSDICK, Henry, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, office 1859 on Larimer Street, Denver. (Directory) He appears to have bought lots and is grantee jointly with R. E. Whitsitt during year, and again in November same year. Also is candidate for City Engineer, and with A. N. Tappan, publishes Dec 1, 1859 the first map of the cities of Auraria, Denver and Highland.
FOSS, COOVER, & COMPANY, 14 men, mining, Russell's Gulch 1859.
FOSS, S. W., files for record on Jan 2, 1860 his farm claim of 160 acres, one half mile south of the Bradford town site, southeast corner of Jones & Thompson's claim and on west by Frank Shelley's claim, and cornering on the northwest with J. W. McIntyre. (This note is from either Arapahoe County or Jefferson County Land Records of 1859.)
FOSTER, ---, of Curtis & Foster, groceries, saddles, store opposite the "Old Post Office' Auraria, 1859. (Drygoods also included)
FOSTER & COMPANY, mining, Illinois Gulch and Missouri Flats, 1859.
FOSTER, Arthur, was witness in Auraria, Jan 9, 1860 to signature of deed and must be of '59, at least on way to goldfields.
FOSTER & STORM, three men, mining, Pleasant Valley, 1859.
FOSTER, W. B., (Denver) arrived Jun 1859, member Colorado Pioneers' Society. Born Virginia, Mar 1, 1830.
FOSTER, William C. (or William S. ?), member of first Constitutional Convention Jun 1859 from Gregory Diggings. This could hardly be the same given just above, for there would not be enough time for the election of a delegate. (See.) He was a partner of Charles P. Marion, (civil engineers) with office on Ferry Street, Auraria, 1859. He was a delegate from Colona, in northern part of territory in the convention in Oct 1859 in Auraria (or Denver) to make plans and constitution for the proposed Provisional Government. (After failure of the first attempt at a regular Territorial Government.)
FOSTER'S AND RUBER'S lot in Auraria, in block 35, next lot 5, is mentioned in deed Jan 19, 1859. (This would indicate rather an early arrival in the goldfields.)
FOUNTAIN CITY, was in 1859 in 7th District (political). In December this year a Bridge company was beginning to build across Arkansas River from the city.
FOUTS, L., from Illinois, arrived Denver by E. Doty's Lightning Train of 10 wagons, occupying with others Wagon No. 7, May 22, 1859. (RMN)
FOUTS, William, of Arapahoe City, arrived from Missouri early spring 1859 with D. Wall's party. Later he is of Gregory Diggings.
FOWL, of firm of Sherman, Fowl & Company with train of wagons from Lee County, Illinois.
FOWLER, ---, of Pardee & Fowler firm, Denver, 1859.
FOX, --- (firm of King, Fox & Company), mining, five men, Pleasant Valley, 1859.
FOX & COMPANY, mining in Pleasant Valley 1859, 11 men.
FOX, Emma, probably a child, a pupil in one of the first small public schools of Auraria or Denver. (Name in Smiley's History)
FOX, Frank, pupil with Emma, above. (See.)
FOX, G. A., of Huron County, Ohio, arrived May 5, 1859 in Capt. A. Hess' pioneer wagon train by Smoky Hill Route, 63 days on trip, and part of time without water or wood. (RMN, May 7, 1859)
FOX, Dr. John M., is grantor of Donation Lots, transferred by him in Denver City to Amos Steck, Sep 6, 1859. He is general agent for Jones & Russell's Express Company, also for Leavenworth City and Pike's Peak Express Company. Later in same year it is stated that "Dr. J. M. Fox, connected with the Express Company, is leaving for the States." In one land transaction Dr. Jonathan Fox is given, and J. M. Fox is mentioned several times during year, once as a member of the first Constitutional Convention, a delegate from Denver, again as the orator at Fourth of July Celebration in the cottonwood grove on Platte where he reads the Declaration of Independence, etc.
Note: There is a death of a JOHN H. FOX, aged 33 years, Jul 20, 1860, "died above the upper crossing." He is spoken of in RMN as having a residence. (Aug 1, 1859 file) Omaha and Council Bluffs papers are invited to "please copy." This may be another person, as most likely Dr. Fox would have received more of a notice. (?)
FRANCIS & COMPANY, four men, Russell's Gulch, mining, 1859. (RMN)
FRANKLIN, Benjamin, had two Donation Lots from Denver City Town Company Dec 3, 1858. In Jul 1859 he is "of Denver City" and the record certificate that he is the owner, or is entitled to two "select lots," 1-2 in block 42, southeast corner of D. and Blake Streets in Denver City, and this day sold to Luther A. Cole. (Jul 13) On same day Franklin assigns lots to Luther A. Cole, of the City of Watertown, County of Jefferson, State of Wisconsin.
FRANZ, George W., received four Donation Lots in Denver City Town Company Dec 4, 1858.
FRAPPE, ---, of Kline & Frappe, restaurant, Mountain City, 1859. (From Directory of)
FRAZER, C. T., located farm claim of Clear Creek joining W. L. Crockett on west, and running up Clear Creek ½ mile. 160 acres "taken under the Claim Club of 1859." Recorded Mar 20, 1860. (Jefferson County Land Records, Liber A, p. 33)
FRAZIER, Albert, owns claim 9, in McLeod & Company lands at head of Plum Creek Oct 1859. (Recorded in Denver.)
FRAZIER, R. J., was nominated Attorney General in Denver Oct 1859, on ticket of Jefferson Territory (Provisional Government). He is witness in Auraria in same month, at transfer of lots from the Town Company to --- Jarger. He is of Mountain City at one time during year, and statement of his 20 lots with descriptions in Liber A, p. 253, old. Again in this year he is of Pleasant Valley precinct. The name R. T. Frazier appears, but may be same man (?). Has Denver lots, and owns share in Montana (?) Mountain (?) City, Sep 17. Later in 1867 this R. T. Frazier was County Assessor of Summit County. The name of Anna Frazier appears in Arapahoe County Land Records, Jan 23, 1860. This is most likely an arrival of '59, unless she never was a resident. Her address in the record is given Henry County, Iowa. (?) She receives lot 12, block 324, Auraria City from William M. Slaughter, consideration $50. There is also a death in files of 1863 of Isabella Frazier, aged 14 years, died May 30 of that year. Her death was caused by her clothes catching fire. These may be related (?) to early pioneers.
FRAZIER, William, had claims on Sterling Lode, Mountain City, 1859, and another is on p. 45 of Gregory Record where he is grantor of mining claim in the district to L. D. Crandall, Sep 24 same year.
FREAS, L. M., was an arrival of 1859, proprietor of the "Granite House," Central City of 1880, a very substantial citizen, came there in year of his arrival in goldfields. He was burned out once, nearly ruined financially, but was in 1880 very successful with the hotel and making money again. He had built it after the fire in 1876 when he was a merchant. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Nov 4, 1818. (Notes from History of Clear Creek and other Counties.)
FREEMAN, ---, of firm of Baldwin & Freeman, mining, Russell's Gulch 1859.
FREEMAN, Edgar, arrived Nov 1, 1858. He was of Boulder 1880. Was member Colorado Pioneers' Association 1890 (in Hall's list) noted as born Pennsylvania Oct 20, 1835.
FREEMAN, Thomas, his ranche claim recorded in Arapahoe County according to following description: Located Dec 29, 1859 commencing at southeast corner of Morrison's claim, on main channel of South Platte River, to northern line of James Knight's claim, etc. Thomas Freeman was murdered Nov 30, 1860 "on way to his ranche below Denver." His interment was at Mt. Prospect Cemetery, under Masonic auspices. The Lodge passed resolutions of respect and condolence, which were in RMN on Dec 26, 1860. (See.)
FREIS, John W., arrived May 26, 1859. Was member Gilpin County Pioneers' Association (from clipping pasted in back of their record book.)
FREMONT'S ORCHARD, point on the Platte Route to goldfields where first view of the Rockies was to be had. Was a political precinct in 1859. Probably had some inhabitants.
FRENCH, Adnah, (also spoken of as Adna A. French), was an arrival of 1858 with the Lawrence Party coming in the 6th wagon of the train. He was a locator of St. Charles City, same autumn, and in same year stockholder and member of Denver City Town Company. Also one of the Montana Town Company. He had selected lots in Denver City in Oct 1, 1859, and later, Dec 16, was grantor of one half of share 17 in Denver City Town Company. He originally came from Brindon, Vermont, says Smiley (p. 221) but died poor in Santa Fe 1872.
"FRENCH LOUIS" of Louey, arrived with the Plattsmouth-Nebraska Company Oct 24, 1858. A character celebrated among the Fiftyniners. In The Trail, Jan 1923, is notice of this eccentric pioneer, who had in very early days been in the employ of the Catholic Bishop in Denver, and lived in outskirts of town (about 1908) in West Elyria where he had a little cabin. He had raised vegetables for the Bishop's table. From his home he disappeared mysteriously. He was believed to have kept money about his person.
FRIES, John W., arrived May 1859, died before 1924. Was member of Gilpin County Pioneers' Association, and name in their list.
FRINK, B. F. & COMPANY, brokers, did business Central City 1859 (advertizement in Tri-Weekly Mining Register) dealers in gold-dust. B. P. FRINK appears as pioneer of 1860 in Hall's Colorado History. Said to have arrived in July of that year from New Haven, was born New Brunswick Jan 20, 1828. He was living in New Haven in 1890. Mary W. Frink was taxpayer in Central City, 1863 (list). In Golden Gate City died on Oct 11, 1860 Henry W. Frink of typhoid fever, formerly of Saratoga, New York, aged 27 years. "The deceased leaves a wife and one child in Fundy, New York. The funeral was attended by a large number of citizens. Funeral was in Golden City. A short, but impressive discourse was delivered by Rev. Jacob Adriance of Golden City, and the remains were interred in the cemetery there." (Western Mountaineer, Oct 18, 1860) In another notice it appears that he was a resident of Golden, and buried on Graveyard Hill where his remains were left when the cemetery was dismantled and moved, and his stone can be deciphered still, though much worn and fallen. It was almost the first interment there.
These several Frinks so early in Colorado may be related. (?)
FRITTS, an arrival of 1859, and member of Colorado Pioneers' Society and name is in their list. Lived Colorado Springs 1920.
FROEBEL, Charles, arrived by Express. He is a distinguished European chemist. He will establish assay office. (RMN file '59)
FROGGETT, Edward, and wife, pioneers of 1859, living in Gilpin County (Nevadaville) about 1880 (?) (Note from History Gilpin County, etc.)
FROST, D. P., in 1859, elected to the Territorial Council from 3rd District. (RMN)
FULLER, ---, in Jun 1859 the Fuller share was some of it sold. Share in Denver City Town Company.
FULLER, B. F., was member first Constitutional Convention from Eureka, Jun 1859. (RMN)
FULLER, C., name in list of business firms, etc. of Denver & Auraria published in 1859. (from Sopris Mss. Record) He had shop on Larimer Street and was a watchmaker and jeweller.
FULLER, George W., arrival of 1858. Was an original stockholder of Auraria City 1858 and in 1859 same in Denver City Town Company.
FULLER, George W. (see George, above – probably same), was stockholder Denver City Town Company in 1858. Aug 23, 1859 makes transfer of his Denver lots.
FULLER, Hiram, of Golden City, Boulder, Blackhawk, and later Leadville, arrived 1859, miner, quartz mill owner, once owned White Rock Mine one half interest in Seven-Thirty Mine, was Justice of the Peace at Gold Hill. Was born Lebanon, Russell County, Virginia, Apr 29, 1839. His father a planter or farmer, Fowler Fuller.
FULLER, J. C., from Leavenworth, arrived via Platte Route 21 days out, reaching Denver May 1859. He later buys lots Denver City.
FULLERTON, Robert, is grantee Sep 29, 1859 of Auraria lots No. 9, block 9 "with building thereon" Nov 24 same year. Robert E. Fullerton is grantor of Auraria lots.
FULTON, Daniel J., pioneer of South Park 1859. Born Virginia, removed Ohio 1836, Iowa 1849, to California three years, and in 1859 Colorado. Mining one year, tried Idaho, then returned and settled on ranche on Platte sixteen miles below Denver. (Bancroft History Colorado, Vol. 25, p 385)
FURNEY, Thomas and Company, mining, 1859, three men, Nevada Gulch.
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Gutenstetten, 31 May 2010. Haag Solar Park was inaugurated on 30 May this year in the presence of the First Mayor of the commune of Gutenstetten in Middle Franconia. This photovoltaic plant, with a peak output of six megawatts, is the largest plant in the administrative district Neustadt a. d. Aisch-Bad Windsheim. During the Open Day, the inhabitants of the commune of Gutenstetten were able to inform themselves of the advantages of solar power generation.
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The former Jon & Kate Plus 8 star tells his ex that "reality TV is not a career"
Former reality star Jon Gosselin has some harsh words for his ex-wife Kate Gosselin following her PEOPLE cover story, in which she expressed concern for her family's future.
Monday, August 15, 2011, is a day that should forever change the way reality television is produced.
The reality star says counseling services were for then-husband Jon
"Jon's decisions remain Jon's decisions," she says, with a tinge of exasperation
He and Kate will "work out things privately and amicably," says Jon
The reality star tells Jay Leno she doesn't get what her ex does for a living - and defends her parenting skills
In light of a potential lawsuit from her ex husband, the reality star pledges to "always be a mother first"
Kate's DWTS schedule doesn't leave enough time for the "innocent victims," his lawyer tells PEOPLE
The former TV couple lose more than $20,000 on the sale of their 5-bedroom Pennsylvania home
The bitter fight between the network and the reality star dad comes to an end
"Jon was in a great mood," says a source of the ex-reality star's festival visit with Morgan Christie
The father of eight is joined by new flame Morgan Christie and her Utah relatives
"I'm not sure if he remembers he has eight children back in Pennsylvania," the ex-girlfriend tells PEOPLE
It looks like 2010 may be a less contentious year than 2009 when it comes to the bitter split between Jon Gosselin and Hailey Glassman.
The reality dad and his ex-girlfriend are "trying to come to a resolution," says a source
Seventy-two percent of respondents to a poll say the reality star is seeking attention
Hailey's camp claims that the reality-show dad is staging a hoax
Jon Gosselin is in yet another he-said-she-said situation -- only this time, it's not with ex-wife Kate Gosselin but with ex-girlfriend Hailey Glassman.
The reality star discovered his apartment had been burglarized after spending Christmas in Pennsylvania
After filing to end their marriage in June, the couple's papers were signed Friday
Jon Gosselin's media tour comes to an end.
The reality dad was expected at but didn't attend the breach-of-contract case against him
Out of all the headline-grabbing celebrities this year, HLN's "Showbiz Tonight" has chosen Jon Gosselin as the most provocative.
Jon and Kate Gosselin closed out their "Plus Eight" series Monday night with more of a whimper than a bang and plenty of whining, bitterness and blame.
Jon brings her roses to a mediation hearing that's "positive and successful," his lawyer tells PEOPLE
The reality star claims the network has prevented him from working with other media outlets
In the latest skirmish in his war with TLC, Jon Gosselin has filed a $5 million claim against the network, saying its representatives damaged his reputation and career by preventing him from working with other media outlets.
The reality dad shows he can leave fame behind, in a Funny or Die spoof
The reality star's girlfriend, along with Michael Lohan, are among the witnesses TLC wants to interview
The reality-show dad reacts to Kate Gosselin's TLC interview
The mom of eight says she's trapped in reality-show hell
The romance has long since died, but for Kate Gosselin, a kernel of the emotion still lives.
The reality-show mom says some of the kids are showing signs of stress
Amid rumors the romance is over, Jon Gosselin's girlfriend tweets a new message
Jon Gosselin's actions haven't been too kosher lately.
Days after she accused him of emotional abuse, the pair are reportedly taking a break - but is it real?
The embattled dad seeks spiritual guidance from high-profile Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Hailey Glassman says he's emotionally abusive and sometimes "has trouble with the truth" - but she still loves him
Jon Gosselin has more relationship drama on his hands.
CNN's Larry King talks with Jon Gosselin about his recent firing from TLC's "Jon & Kate Plus 8."
But Jon says his estranged wife has yet to account for her cash withdrawals
But the reality star mom "has complied" with a court order, says her attorney
They say that breaking up is hard to do, especially when millions of eyes are there to witness every caustic comment and verbal volley.
Jon and Kate Gosselin aren't the only ones conferencing with lawyers.
Consider Jon Gosselin the kid who got caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
Judge will likely not move ahead with contempt proceedings, his attorney tells PEOPLE
The network behind Jon and Kate Plus 8 claims he yanked his children off TV as a bargaining ploy
The network seeks to stop him from making unapproved TV appearances
Jon and Kate Gosselin aren't the only ones conferencing with lawyers. TLC, the network that introduced the bickering couple and their eight kids to the nation, has not only put the kibosh on "Jon & Kate Plus 8" but also filed a breach of contract lawsuit Friday against Jon Gosselin.
Both Gosselins react with anger to a former babysitter's claims Jon snooped into emails and phone and bank records
After its very bumpy ride, the TLC show will end its run next month, says the network
Jon and Kate have a court date. Showbiz Tonight's A.J. Hammer reports on the details.
The reality star has to return the money to a joint account by Oct. 26, says a judge
Consider Jon Gosselin the kid who got caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
"There are two sides to every story," Jon's attorney tells PEOPLE as they wrangle over more than $200,000
"She needs relief in light of the draining of substantial marital assets," says one of her divorce attorneys of Jon allegedly taking $230,000
"We're trying to be cordial for Mady and Cara," Jon says as he spends time at home with the girls
Details of their daughter's 9th birthday celebration have become the latest tug-of-war for Jon and Kate
For days, Kate Gosselin, at war with her estranged husband, has been excited about the peaceful prospect of making a chocolate birthday cake from scratch for her twins Mady and Cara, who celebrate their ninth birthday Thursday.
"My therapist told me I went from [age] 32 to 23," Jon admits
The reality-show dad denies he took $200,000 out of an account he shares with his estranged wife
Her new one has "eight little diamonds and a mother of pearl"
The dad of eight allegedly left his estranged wife with just $1,000
The reality star is planning a visit to the Today show Monday
"I need to be a father. I need to take my kids off the show," Gosselin tells Larry King
The reality dad vows not to let the network "devour his family"
After four years of "Jon & Kate Plus 8," Jon Gosselin said he's decided it's not healthy for his children to be on a reality show.
Jon Gosselin gives his insights into why he's not on 'Jon & Kate Plus 8' any longer.
She questions the timing of Jon's latest legal moves
The reality-show dad's manager explains why Jon wants to shut down the show - and it's not because he has been fired
Now that he's off the show, he's making legal moves to bar TLC from shooting at their home
The network says it is "deeply disappointed at his continued erratic behavior"
Remember the kid growing up who threatened to take his ball home when he didn't get picked for a team?
AJ Hammer talks with his panel about their reaction to TLC firing Jon Gosselin from Jon and Kate plus Eight.
Not long after Jon and Kate Gosselin announced their divorce on the hit TLC show "Jon & Kate Plus 8," the buzz began.
Jon Gosselin was fired today from "Jon and Kate Plus 8." Was Jon fired because of his partying and apparent womanizing?
Kate plus eight minus Jon equals TLC.
Plus, Kathy Griffin has a few choice words for the "out of control" father of eight
Are Shoka and Nala gone for good or just at a trainer "indefinitely"?
Meanwhile, the reality-show dad's divorce lawyer withdraws from the case
Kate Majors sits down with Showbiz Tonight's AJ Hammer and talks about her relationship with Jon Gosselin.
For a house once full of love and children, there sure seems to be a lot of hate going on with the Gosselins.
Whatever Kate Gosselin may feel about her estranged husband, Jon, telling ABC News that he "despises" her, the star of "Jon & Kate Plus 8" chose not to reveal it on Monday morning's "The View."
With dad in charge, the family held a cookout of hot dogs, cupcakes and loillipops
The reality star tells Good Morning America that he "took a lot of abuse" from his wife
Drinking and texting, he largely ignores the crowds of women dancing nearby
The reality star brings his mom to a pool party, where women surround him
He'll host a pool party at the MGM Grand this weekend, with his mom in tow
Don't count Jon Gosselin out of the picture just yet.
The false report was the result of someone's overhearing "something that was nothing"
The Ed Hardy designer says the reality TV dad's life has definitely become more complex
Christian Audigier first saw Jon Gosselin while flipping through the channels and stopping on "Jon & Kate Plus 8" -- a much simpler time for the reality TV dad, Audigier said.
In Sin City! The reality star is hosting a bash at the MGM Grand's Wet Republic
After a week in the fast lane, Jon Gosselin returned to suburban life with his kids Tuesday.
After a week of headlines, the reality dad does chores around the house in Pennsylvania
Showbiz Tonight's AJ Hammer and panel discuss Jon Gosselin being spotted in the Hamptons with a new Kate.
After a romantic trip to Saint-Tropez with Hailey Glassman and a double date in the Hamptons with Kate Major, Jon Gosselin now says he's happily flying solo.
The father of eight is on a break from Hailey Glassman and says he and Kate Major are "just friends"
He's enjoying bachelorhood, but has he gone too far too fast?
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