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Census of 1870, Denver 4,800; 1872, 15,000, 350 Census statistics 1890-1914, 550 Central City, 150
Central City, early views of, 151
Central City newspaper, 796
Cereals and fruit crops, 480 Chadsey, Charles E., 879
Chaffee, Jerome B., 332, 421, 422
Chaffee, S. B., 518 Chaffee and Teller go to senate, 429 Chaffee county, 11
Chaffee County Democrat, 797 Chaffee county mining history, 299 Chaffee county newspapers, 797.
Chaffee County Republican, 797 Chaffee Light Artillery, 722 Chalk Creek Hot Springs, 11
Chamber of Commerce endorses beet sugar movement, 539
Chamberlin, F. K., 207
Chambers, Clark, 262, 715
Chambers, Katherine Lee, 890
Chambers, Samuel, 125
Changing election laws, 447
Chant, Mrs. L. O., 694 Chapman, Arthur, 889 Chapman, Mrs. Carrie Lane, 693
Character of the trapper, the, 108 Charities and correction, board of, 209
Charter members, First Congregational church of Denver, 654
Chase, Brigadier-General, 859
Cheese made in Larimer county, 547
Cheesman, Walter S., 338, 361, 373, 396
Cheever, D. A., 149
Cherry Creek Pioneer, 782 Chestnut street, Leadville, 1880, 269
Cheyenne & Northern Railroad, 368 Cheyenne Menace, the, 334
Cheyenne Springs, 21
Chicago & Northwestern road, 336 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway, 369, 370
Chicago-Colorado Colony, 160
Chicago, or German Colony, 158 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway, 377
Chief events of Cripple Creek camp, 279-281 Chief Ouray, 295
"Chieftain" of Pueblo, the, 792
Chilcott, G. M., 371, 420, 429, 821 Chilcott, G. W., 428 Children, State Home for Dependent, 830 "Chinaman," 103
Chiropractic legislation, 772
Chivington, Colonel J. M., 90, 95, 420, 509, 663, 703, 712, 714
Chouteau and De Munn, 112
Chouteau, Auguste Pierre, 112 Chouteau, Pratte & Company, 128 Chouteau's Landing, 58
Christian church, the, 641 Christian churches, with memberships, 642
Christian Science in Colorado, 652 Christman, Fred, 518
Christopher "Kit" Carson, 109 Chrysolite mine, unrest at, 839 Church families in state, 648
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Church of St. John's in the Wilderness, 642 Church of the Immaculate Conception, Den- ver, 679
Churches, denominations of, 633
Churches, history of, 632
Churchill, John A., 134
Cibola, City of, 23
Cimarron Crossing, 125
Cimarron Pass, 125
Citizens' Alliance, 855
Citizens' Gnard, 839
Citizens' Protective League, 855
Civil Service Commission, 209
Clark, Austin M., 393
Clark, Frederick T., 882, 886
Clark, General George Rogers, 39
Clark, George T., & Company, 394
Clark, Gruber & Company, 393
Clark, James M., 620, 878
Clark, John A., 497
Clark, Milton E., 393
Clark, Captain William, 39, 113
Classes at State Home for Children, 831 Clay deposits, 557
Clayton College, 628
Clayton, George W., 628
Clayton, W. L., 376
Clayton, W. M., 336
Clear Creek production, 238
Clements, Ellis M, 887
Cleveland, President, acts, 513
Cliff Canon, 69
Cliff Dweller ruins, view of, 71
Cliff Dwellers, the, 65, 478
Cliff Palace, 66, 69 -
Climate and topography, 1
Cline, M. W., 157, 295
Closing Westminster University, 673
"Cloud City," 270 Clouser, Charles, 272 Coal, activity in mining, in 1887, 451
Coal discovered in southern Colorado in 1860, 449
Coal fields at Ruby open, 360
Coal fields, Colorado, 466 Coal in the Dakota formation, 475
Coal in the United States, 149
Coal mined in northern Colorado in. 1864, 449
Coal mined in Weld county in 1872, 449 Coal mines by counties, 456-462
Coal mines, 1888, location and kind, 452 Coal mines, inspection of, 212
Coal mines, men employed in, 456-462
Coal mines, table of, 1916, 456-462 Coal operatives, chief, in 1883, 451
Coal product of state by years, 462
Coal production in leading counties, 464
Coal statistics, miscellaneous, 464 Coal $10.00 to $15.00, 343
Cobb, E. W., 396 Cobb, Frank M., 134 Cobb, Lieutenant, 714 D. kerell, Professor, 881 Denvran, Mrs. A. M., 695
Denv Earl B., 790 DenveWilliam, 509
Denver' road, the, 377
Denver ad up Pike's Peak, 575 Denver idustry, the, 476
Denver kens and plants, 476
Coke statistics, 1880-1917, 476 Cole, Allyn, 376 Coleman, James T., 789 Colfax, 159
Collins, Arthur L., 849, 850
Collins, Col. W. O., 166
Collyer, Robert, 160
Colonization in Colorado, 158
Colorado & New Mexico Railway, 370
Colorado & Southern Railway Company, 369
Colorado, as health resort, 776
Colorado Auto Club, 579
Colorado banks in 1919, 408-416
Colorado Battery, 726
Colorado carnotite enriches world, 293
Colorado Central & Pacific Railroad, 332
Colorado Central & Pacific starts building, 342
Colorado Chieftain, 792
Colorado City, 149
Colorado City strike of reduction mill work- ers, in 1903, 850 Colorado coal fields, 466
Colorado coal production, 449
Colorado College, 623
Colorado declared a state, 427
Colorado factory output, 1917, 554
Colorado Fair Rates Association, 556
"Colorado, " Fossett's, 510
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company, 869, 870, 874, 875
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company, 1916-17, 552 Colorado Good Roads Association, 579
Colorado Industrial Workshop for the Blind, 834 Colorado labor wars, 837
Colorado land, 485
Colorado literature, 877
Colorado Manufacturers' Association, 556
Colorado Midland Railway, 369, 371
Colorado mining by sections, 262 Colorado National Bank, 400
Colorado Power Company, 318
Colorado power plants, 317
Colorado press, the, 781
Colorado Railroad, the, 369
Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind, 823
Colorado School of Agriculture, 617 Colorado School of Mines, 612
Colorado Seminary, 611
Colorado Smelting Company, 312
Colorado Soldiers' & Sailors' Home, 828
Colorado Springs & Cripple Creek District Railway, 369 Colorado Springs Evening Telegraph, 795
Colorado Springs Gazette, 795
Colorado Springs Land Company, 824
Colorado Springs Light, Heat & Power Com- pany, 322; directors, 322; officers, 322
Colorado Springs newspapers, 794 Colorado State Home, 830
Colorado State Home and School for Men- tal Defectives, 834
Colorado State Hospital, 821
Colorado State Industrial School for Boys, 831
Colorado State Industrial School for Girls, 832
Colorado State Normal School opens, 621 Colorado State Penitentiary, 816 Colorado State Reformatory, 829
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Colorado State Teachers' College, 620 Colorado Sugar Manufacturing Company, 539 Colorado Sun, the, 790
Colorado Traveling Library, 223 Colorado, what it means, 891
Colorado Woman's College, 627
Colorado Woman's College Auxiliary Asso- ciation, 628
Colorado's first delegate to congress, 394
Colorado's four mining epochs, 248
Colorado's gold output, 1892-1900, 278
Colorado's greatest struggle, 555
Colorado's metal output, 302-309
Colorado's mountain parks, 563
Colorado's national forests, 563
Colorado's political campaigns, 417
Colorado's rank as coal producer, 454
Colorado's wool clip, 531
Colorow, Chief, 78
Colton, Gustavus A., 498
Columbus, Christopher, 895
Coming of the Hereford, the, 524
Commanders in charge of Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, 829
Commissioners of Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, 828
Commissioners, State Board Stock Inspection, 208
Community effort, 493 Como field, 471
Condition of cattle industry in 1866, 508
Conditions at Cripple Creek mines in 1894, 841
Conditions for eligibility, Clayton College, 629 Conditions leading to miners' strikes, 839
"Conejo," meaning of, 892
Conejos, 893 Cones, Elliott, 50, 879
Confederate designs on Colorado, 708 Confederate flag raising, 702
Conferences on Cripple Creek strike (1894), 841
Congregational church, the, 653
Congregational churches, dates organized and erected, 657-660
Congregational conference of Colorado, 660
Congregational school, trustees of, 624
Congress creates Colorado Territory, 172 Congress takes up massacre, 94
Congressional representatives, 194 Conine, Mrs. M. A. B., 697 Consonants, Spanish pronunciation of, 891 Conspiracy cases of, to murder, dismissed (Cripple Creek, 1904), 867 Constitution, congress provides for, 176 Constitution, how amended, 201
Constitution of Auraria Town Company, 138
Constitutional conventions, 180, 183 Construction proves expensive, 363 Continental Trust Company, 376 Converse, Jesse, 377 Convict labor, 817-820 Cook, C. A., & Company, 395
Cook, Maj .- Gen. David J., 839, 878
Cook, G. W., 417 Cook, Captan S. H., 703, 704, 715 Coon, John, 286 Cooper, C. A., 879 Cooper, Isaac, 156 Co-operative fencing plans, 517
Co-operative Miners' Union, 837
Corn crop, 1917, 10,600,000 bushels, 488 Corn 121% cents, 165
Coronado mine, troubles at, 846
Coronado's expedition, 23
Corporation effort, 494 Correct Spanish pronunciation, 891
Correctional institutions, 816
Corriere di Trinidad, 801
Cost of early railroad construction, 382.
Costigan, E. P., 446
Costilla, pronunciation and meaning of, 893
Cottages at Girls' School, 832
Cottages at Industrial School, 831
Cottages at State Hospital, 821
Council at Denver, 92
Counties, .8
Counties created, new, 198
Counties, creating the first, 173
Counties, distribution of minerals by, 304-309
County ageuts, 488
County names, 892
Courthouse at Cripple Creek defended by sharpshooters and machine gun, 860
Court of appeals, 736
Courts, appellate, 733
Courts, organization of, 732
Courts, territorial, 734
Courts, United States, for Colorado, 733
Cowboys and Stockman Taylor die in storm, 519 Coy, Dr. N. B., 435
Coyle, Rev. J. P., 656
Coyle, Robert F., 884
Cozzens, Ed, 152
Crabbe, John Grant, 622
Cragin, Edward F., 879
Craig, John H., 519
Craig, Katherine Lee, 882
Craig, Captain William, 420, 520
Crawford, George A., 154
Creameries, mills, elevators, 486
Creating first counties, 173
Creating new counties, 198
Creede, N. C., 292
Creede newspapers, 802
Creighton, Edward, 383 Cressingham, Mrs. Clara, 695, 697 Cripple Creek a world-wonder, 275
Cripple Creek camp, chief events of, 279-281
Cripple Creek mines (views), 277, 283
Cripple Creek newspapers, 812
Cripple Creek's gold production, 281
Cripple Creek strike of 1894, 838, 840
Cripple Creek strike of 1903-04, 851, 856
Cripple Creek sympathetic strike (1903), 851
Cripple Creek Times, 812
Crook Brothers, 271 Crook smelter, the, 578
Cross, Ethan A., 882
Cross, Rev. Roselle T., 884
Crossley, W. F., 320
Crozat, Francisco, 36
Crystal Park, 9 Culbertson, T. H., 156
Cumenge, E., 293 42
Cuno, Charles W., 890
Cummings, Alexander, 421
Curly Bear (portrait), 105
Curry, J. O., 376 Curtice, W. J., 262
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Curtice, W., 586 Curtis, Emma G., 887 Curtis, L. E., 317 Curtis, Lieut .- Col. S. S., 719, 720 Curtis, Gen. S. R., 89 Cushman, Samuel, 653 Custer county, 10 Custer county press, 814 Custer county's mining history, 282 Customs of legislature, 176
Da Costa, Charles M., 361
Dailey, John L., 781 Daily and Weekly Mountaineer, 789 Daily Commonwealth, 789 Daily Rocky Mountain Herald, 789 Dale, Catesby, 262 Dalzell, T. J., 255 Dana, John Cotton, 880
Danforth, A. H., 286
Daniels, Mrs. W. C., 723
Darley, George M., 879
Dates of early and late frosts, 6
Dates of organization of Colorado banks, 408- 416
Davidson, Eleanor, 882 Davidson, William, 147, 418 Davis, Carlyle Channing, 879 Davis, C. E., 377
Davis, Charles F., 882
Dawson, C. C., 445
Dawson, Lewis, 114
Dawson, Thomas Fulton, 878, 879
Day, C. M., 376
Day, David F., 805
Deaf Mute Index, the, 825 Deaf, State School for the, 823 Deer, elk, hears, etc., 120
Dearborn, Gen. Henry, 50
Defeat of statehood, 420
De France, Judge M., 689
Degrees by years, U. of C., 609 Delegates to constitutional convention, 183 Delegates to silver conventions, 436 Delegates to various conventions, 440 Delisle's map, 76
Del Norte papers, 807 Delta, 154
Delta county, 16
Delta county press, 813
Democratic National Convention, 1908, 445 De Mott, Dr. McK., 888 De Munn, Jules, 112
Denison, Elsa, 885 Denman, A. A., 404
Dentists, Denver, 1866, 767 Denver & Intermountain Ry. Co., 377
Denver & New Orleans Ry. Co., 366 Denver & Northwestern, the, 372
D. & R. G. crew too late, 359
D. & R. G. earnings, expenses, mileage, 359 D. & R. G. goes into receiver's hands, 364 D. & R. G. mileage, 1911, 1918, 363 D. & R. G. restored, 256 Denver & Rio Grande, the, 369
Denver & Salt Lake R. R., directors, 375 Denver & South Park R. R., the, 365 Denver becomes capital, 195 Denver City Company, board of directors, 142 Denver City ditch, 493
Denver City Town Company, 140
Denver Clearing House, 404 Denver Daily Gazette, 789 Denver, early views, 211 Denver editors, 788 Denver Express, 792 Denver Fat Stock and Feeder Show, 525 Denver, Gen. James W., 141, 236
Denver Junction Gazette, 809 Denver Ladies' College Society, 627
Denver, Lakewood & Golden Ry. Co., 377
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Ry. Co., 376
Denver, Leadville & Gunnison R. R., 368
Denver, Marshall & Boulder R. R., 368
Denver National Bank, 401
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific, the, 372 Denver Pacific Ry. and Telegraph Co., 336 Denver Pacific, officers and directors, 340 Denver Paper Mills, 435
Denver Post, 792
Denver Railway Securities Co., 375
Denver Republican, 789, 791
Denver's mountain parks, 569
Denver Steel Co., 435
Denver, Texas & Ft. Worth R. R., 368 Denver Times, 789 Denver Tribune, 791
Denver Union Depot & Ry. Co., 378
Denver, Utah & Pacific R. R., 370
Denver, Western & Pacific R. R., 368
Denver Woman's Club, 833
Department of Medicine, 606
Departments of U. of Denver, 612
Dependent and neglected children, 830
Deportations of miners, 865, 873 Deposits of all Colorado banks, 416
De Soto, 25 Desperadoes of 1860, 787
De Vaca's explorations, 22 Developing the highways, 573
Development of irrigation, 491
Dewey, Admiral George, 518
Dewey, Henry, 518
Dickson, T. C., 134 Difficulties of pack-saddling, 128
Dill, Robert Gordon, 878
Dillon, Sidney, 333 Directors and officers, Denver Pacific, 340
Directors, Colorado Power Co., 320
Directors, Denver & South Park R. R., 366
Directors of D. & R. G., 1918, 363
Directors of Western Light & Power Co., 321
Discovery of the field pea, 530 Discovery of grazing values, 508 Discovery of ruins, 66
Distinguished visitors, 165 Distribution of minerals in Colorado, 304, 309
Disturbances at Telluride, 848
Ditches constructed in 1860, 491
Dixon, Hon. N. Walter, 853
Doctors, List of, in World's war, 777, 778, 779, 780 Doctors, Pioneer, 766
Dodd, Lieutenant-Colonel, 719, 720
Dodd, Capt. T. H., 718 Dodge, Clarence P., 794
Dodge, D. C., 154, 336, 358
Dodge, F. S., 103
Dodge, Gen. G. M., 96, 333
Dodge, Paul H., 888 Dodge's expedition, 78 Doll, Frank, 520
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Dolores county, 12
Dolores, meaning of, 893 Dominguez, Francisco, 228 Doolittle, T. B., 388 Dotson, P. K., 371 Dougherty, H., 52
Dougherty, Major, 78
Douglas, Chief, 77
Douglas county newspapers, 799 Douglas County Record-Journal, 799
Downey, Charles J., 889
Downing, Captain, 704, 714
Downing, Maj. Jacob, 99
Dows, David, 377
Doyle, James, 279
Doyle, Joseph B., 520
Drake, Lieut. E. P., 510
Dresser, Frank, 106
Dresser, Henry, 106
Ellis, D. P., 286
Dry farming of chief interest, 485
Dudley, J. H., 136
Ellsworth, Col. L. C., 358
Elmer, Capt. E. P., 719
Duncan, Robert, 285
Dunraven, Lord, 512
El Pueblo, or Fort Pueblo, 121
Emmerson, James, 418
Empire City, 150
England declares war on Spain, 35
Engler, Adolph, 361
Engineering building, University, 607
Enrollment at Girls' Industrial School, 833
Enrollment in Agricultural College, 620
Enrollment in State School for Deaf and Blind, 827 Enunciation, Spanish, 891
Enzensperger, Frank, 156
Erb, Newman, 375
Erecting the State House, 196
Erie Independent, 811
Ernest, F. P., 521
Escalante, Francisco, 228
Escalante's exploration, 28
Eskridge, E. W., 106
Estevanico (Stephen), 22
Evans, Governor John, 88, 156, 334, 372, 420, 688, 704 717
Evans Courier, 811
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Evans Courier-Messenger, 811
Evans papers, 811
Evans, William G., 373
Evening and Weekly Picketwire, 801
Evening Telegraph, Colorado Springs, 795
Early settlement in Colorado, 134
Early settlers in Roaring Fork valley, 523
Early stock-raising methods, 512
Early Trinidad newspapers, 801
Early views in Denver, 379
Easter, John, 236
Faculty, University of Colorado, 609
Failure of First State Constitution, 170
Failure of statehood bills by veto, 421
Failure of state management, 496
Fairley, D. B., 795
Fairplay, 264
Fairplay Flume, 799
Ebbert, William B., 887
Eckles, Jack, 295
Eckles, John, 157
Eclipse, the Leadville, 796
Eddy, H. H., 435 Edgerton, James A, 889
Editors and writers, 790
Editors of Rocky Mountain News, 788 Education in Colorado, 585-603
Edwards, A. J., 418 Edwards, R. S., 282
Effect (of massacre) on Indians, 95 "Eight-Hour" strikes, 852 Eilers, Anton, 314
Elbert, Acting Governor, 92
Elbert, Gov. Samuel, 421, 428, 719, 877
Eldridge, E. F., 887
Election of 1894, 439
Elevators, flour mills, etc., 486
Elk, bears, deer, etc., 120
Elkins, Senator, 422
Ellett, J. A., 435
Elliott, David, 795
Elliott murder, the, 103
Ellison, R. S., 320
Durango, 157
Durango papers, 805
Durango Herald Printing Co., 805 Durant, Thomas C., 333 Durbin, C. K., 373
Du Tisne, 31
Dwelling, the, 68
Dwyer, R. H., 376
Dyer, John L., 633, 879
Dynamite bombs, 846 Dynamiters in Idaho Springs strike, 855
Eagle county, 18 Eagle county 's mining history, 284
Earliest canals 492
Early banking in Denver, 392
Early big herds, 529
Early Catholic priests, 678
Early Colorado printers, 731
Early data of Boulder county mining, 274 Early Denver buildings, 331, 784 Early Metholist preachers, 663, 665
Early newspaper competitors, 783 Early newspapers, 781
Early newspaper subscription rates, 788 Early news service, 786
Early school history of counties, 588 Early school laws, 585
Exchange Bank, the, 395
Expenditure, maintenance and earnings of penitentiary, 816 "Extra, " an early, 786
Eyster, Judge C. S., 735
Eastern Colorado, 484
Eastwood, Alice, 882
Eaton, George, 106 Eaton Herald, 811 Earnings of Moffat Road, 375 Earnings of penitentiary, 816 Eayre, Lt. G. S., 719
Fallon, John, 300 Famous editors, 788
Fare from Kansas City to Santa Fé $250.00, 328 Fargo, James C., 329 Fargo, William G., 329 Farnham, Professor, on water rights, 502
Duncan J., 52, 285
El Paso City, 146
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Farrar, Fred, 446 Father Padilla's fate, 24 Fathom system, 848 Faulkner, Mrs. A. W. 695 Federal effort under reclamation act, 496 Fellows, Doctor, 78 Felt, Z. C., 376 Felter, Lottie S., 888 Fenneman, N. M., 286 Fernandez, Don Bartholomew, 47 Ferrell, J. M., 147 Ferril, William C., 879 Fewkes, J. Walter, 72 Ficklin, B. F., 330 Field, Engene, 791, 888 Field, E. B., 389
'Fifty-eighters to Pike's Peak region, 272 Fight for Raton Pass, the, 358 Figures on acreage and production, 486 Fillmore, J. S., 702
Finances of the state, 200 Finding transcontinental railway route, 326 Finlay, George I., 883
Firebrick, pottery, etc., 547
First actual settlers, 478
First agriculturists, 478
First artesian wells, 529
First ascent of Pike's Peak, 54
First banking outside Denver, 404
First board of trustees, State Normal, 622 First business at Cherry Creek, 143
First buyers of gold dust from miners, 393 First cabin in Oro, 269
First capitol of Colorado, 175
First cell house, the, 816
First Church of Christ, organizers of, 641
First coach leaves Leavenworth, 329
First Colorado Conference (Methodist), ap- pointments of, 666
First Colorado, History of, 722-725
First Colorado list of casualties, 725
First Colorado newspaper, the, 781 First Colorado Regiment, 717
First daily newspaper, 786
First educational charter, 611
First efforts to harness state water power, 317
First election poll by counties, 182
First gold discoveries, 229 First governor arrives, 420 First incorporators of stock yards, 526 First iron foundry, 548
First irrigation, 491
First issue of "The News," 783 First Jewish congregation, 681 First legislation, 499 First meeting with the Spanish, 46
First miners' union organized, 837 First Mining Review, 240
First National Bank of Denver, 394, 399 First officers of Colorado National Bank, 400 First paper in territory, 782 First pony express leaves St. Joe, 330
First post on Sonth Platte, 122
First presidential electors, 431 First printing press, 781 First Regiment Colorado Infantry, organiza- tion of, 722 First sawmill in Larimer county, 548 First sermon in Colorado, 632 First smelter company organized, 312
First state election, 427
First stockholders, First National Bank, 400 First territorial officers, 419
First traders, the, 109
First Unitarian Society, officers of, 674 First ( Unitarian) Sunday school, 675
First vestry of St. John's, 642
First view of the mountains, 43
Fisher, M. C., 702
Fisher, Rev. W. G., 632, 663
Fisk, A. C., 159 Fitch, Michael H., 878, 884
Fitzgerald, E., 417 Fitzpatrick, Sublette & Bridger, 124
Five million cattle from Texas, 508 Five periods of canal building, 492 Flarheiler, Joe, 284
Fletcher, Charles, 150
Floods in Humboldt Valley, 363
Florence & Cripple Creek District Railway Co., 369
Florence Daily Citizen, 795
Florence field oil output, 286, 287
Florence newspapers, 795
Flour mills, creameries, etc., 486
Flower, Roswell P., 377
Fluorspar, 558 Ford, Capt. J. H., 718
Foreign investments, 512
Forsyth, Col. George A., 99
Forsyth's battle, 99
Fort Craig, 706, 707, 711, 717
Fort Collins Review, 800
Fort Collins publications, 800
Fort Collins, view of, in 1865, 167
Fort Crockett (or Davy Crockett), 124
Fort Fillmore, 706
Fort Garland, 701 Fort John, 124
Fort Lancaster, 122
Fort Laramie, 123
Fort Logan, 730
"Fort Lupton,"' 122
Fort Lupton Cyclone, 811
Fort Lupton Press, 811
Fort Lyon, 702
Fort Morgan Times, 803
Fort St. Vrain, 58, 123
Fort Uintah, 124 Fort Union, 712
Fort Wise, 126, 701, 712
Fort Worth & Denver City Ry. Co., 368 Fosdick, H. M., 149
Fossett, Frank, 510, 880
Fossett's "Colorado," 260
Foster, Edward D., 485
Foster, Robert, 52 Founding of a great industry, the, 519 Fountain City, 152
Fountain City Town Company, 146
$400,000,000 in metallic wealth, 267
Four million dollars in potatoes, 482 Fouts, William, 242
Fowler, Jacob, 114
Fowler publications, 805
Fowler's diary, 114, 116
Fox, Dr. J. M., 329 Fraeb, Henry, 124
France, Capt. Matt, 165
France. Lewis B., 880, 887 Franklin, L. B., 378
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Fraser, Walter B., 223 Frear, D. W., 488 Fredericks, Leonard, 282 Freeman, W. R., 375 Free Methodists, 669
Freight rates and manufacturers, 355 Frémont, John C., 56, 326, 894
Fremont county, 8
Fremont county, its oils and minerals, 285
Fremont County Leader, 795 Frémont's last expedition, 64 Frémont's second expedition, 58 Frémont's third and fourth expeditions, 60 French, Adnah, 134 French menace, the, 26 French, the, 30
French Revolution, 35
Friedel, C., 293 Friedman, William S., 885
Frink, Almira L. C., 889 From range days to the thoroughbred era, 506 Frost, W. E., 520 Frosts, 5
Fruit Growing, 488 Fruit Growing in its infancy, 489 Fuller's earth, 558 Fynn, Artlmr J., 882
Gage, T. A., 518 Gaines, Maj. Gen. Edmund P., 83
Gale, Judge W. H., 735
Gallagher, Charles, 270
Gallagher, Patrick, 270
Gantt, Captain, 78
Gantz, Jacob, 172 Garbert, W. H., reminiscences by, 754 Garden of the Gods, gateway to, 15
Garfield county, 14
Garfield county press, 813
Garfield, James A., 432
Garrison, A. F., 147
Gaylord, Hal, 790
Gaylord, Lewis W., 795
Gazette, Colorado Springs, 795 Gelder, William, 156
Gem stones, 558 Gems and precious stones mined, 287 "Gentleman Charley," 740 George, Professor Russell D., 881 "George Washington," 103 Georgetown Courier, 799 German (Chicago) Colony, 158 German Lutherans, 651 Geronimo (portrait), 101 Gerry, Elbridge, 146 Gibbs, Agnes K., 888 Gibson, F. B., 373 Gibson, Thomas, 781, 789 Gillespie, H. B., 521
Gilpin, Lieut .- Col. and Gov. William, 84, 172, 419, 586, 701, 703, 704, 877
Gilpin county and John H. Gregory, 245 Gilpin county newspapers, 796 Gilpin Observer, the, 796 Gilpin Railroad, the, 369
Gilpin Tramway Company, 369
Girardot, Marion R., 887 Girls, State Industrial School for, 832 Glascoe, Charles S., 207 Glenn-Fowler expedition, the, 114
Glenn, Hugh, 114 Glenwood Post, 813 Glenwood Springs, 156 Glenwood Springs papers, 813 Globe smelter, disturbances at, 853 Godoy, Manuel, 35 Godfrey, Holon, 96 Gold and silver production, 260
Gold camp railroads, 378 Gold production, Cripple Creek's, 281
Golden, Thomas L., 150, 236
Golden, T. S., 418
Golden City, 147 Golden Reformatory School, 832
Golden Transcript, 785, 797
Goldie, Rev. Howard, 888
Goldstein, Carl, 106
Goode, Rev. W. H., 661
Goodnight, Cresswell & Company, 520
Goodwin, Alma, 518
Goodwin, B., 146 Gordon, James, 172
Gordon, Tom, 507
Gorsline, Judge W. R., 735, 742
Gondy, F. C., 443, 445
Gould, Edwin, 363
Gould, George J., 362
Gould, George, 363
Gonld, Jay, 358
Gould, Kingdon, 363
Government, beginnings and development, 168
Government regulation of grazing, 514
. Government aspects, 34
Governor De Allande, 112
Governor Gilpin, 702
Governor Elbert, 96
Governor Maynez, 112
Governor Osborn, 371
Governor Pitkin, 103
Governors agitate for Normal School, 620
Governors of Colorado (state), 192 "Graball" or Tarryall, 264
Grable, F. C., 878
Graduates of School of Mines, 614
Graham, H. J., 169, 417
Gramm, Otto, 377
Grand county, 17 Grand county mining history, 288
Grand Junction, 154
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, 801
Grand Junction Democrat, 801
Grand Junction Star, 801
"Grand Peak," the, 43
Grand River field, 473
Grand Valley News, 813
Granger, Rev. Francis, 644
Granger, Ralph, 292
Granites, 559 Grant, James B., 314, 843
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