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A PARLIAMENTARY GUARD.
Premier 1isza of Hungary De-
cides to Appoint One

Buds Pest Hungary Nov 3O.-ln
anticipation Of trouble ON the reopening
Of parliament on Dec 9, Premier Tis2a
has decided to appoint a parliamentary
guard Of some 40 exceptionally stall
wart men recruited from various parts
Of the country from the gendarmerie,
who will be brought here and especially
uniformed. sworn and placed az the dis
position Of the president OF the cham
Der OF deputies The members OF the
opposition are highly inccnsed at these
tactics,
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ANOTHER FOR JERRY.
chanses Are That lie VIII Fight Jimmy
Gardner at butte.

Jerry Mccarthy the clever Butte fight.
" who won from Fred Green at spokane
Ws. week said 10 be anxious TO meet
Jimmy Gardner VI this city. In fact. Il is
..4led that the wrote a Butte friend
"hng MN % see about a match
Al! response TO Inquiries. Jimmy Gardner
SaWl mat he was willing TO meet Nc,
NIuy ~ lE pounds &C y o'clock.
M " Cuuord says that he will manage
Ss uoui m tho boys viii sign, and In
S. n.y. lIgles are signed In the next few
s3s OXFORD win endcavor 60 arrange
ea" ABOUT Christmas week. Butte
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power and Eiser the machine with which

power and Kiser the machine with which
be cut the mile track record TO % As,
AGAINST the new drivers, will be- tho
peerless champion Of Automobiles. Bar
n.y 0dhCld who IN the days Of no and
Z was a. prominent competitor Of Cooper
K@r and Bald as Amateurs
Eddie Raid Is the latest Of the great
CYCLISTS 10 enter the auto field, II was
ast February that Bald went 20 Hart
ford, Conn 10 learn automoblllng He
stuck m2nfully 90 his task and so gained
lhe confidence OF the Electric Vehicle
company that they have decided TO build
hm q biz racer.
Before building the racer the company
decided 20 test Blld's ability. One Of tho
'ea horse power stock cars was stripped
oimuch OF Cos weight and the frame hung
lover to the ground. A different typo
VI circulating water cooler was employed
The onY radical departure.
AZ Charter Oak park IN Hartford
had broke The track record on his first
attempt by going Ia 1909. he has since
SOY down 10 1916 over p mile ring count
% by h1Tscmen as five seconds slow
since both turns were ploWod up and
grown to grass after the hig grand
circuit races IN September The perform
shces ~ Bad are considered remarkable
lW NE track conditions. and the fact
lnal NE CAR has practically road equip
menH With water tank. gears and gear
A'e long distance OIL reservoir etc, as
me @Iable models
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AGGlEs" SELECT CAPTAIN.
'0'LseerL Logan's Wonderful Fullbask,
" IINen the pOsitlon.

~, 10y hg0ert Logans wonderful full
,-.A, VINO next to Fem, played the star
sse ge lnls season, has been selected to
IN ', ,o lne Team next year and lead n
VA, victory ~ that be possible. Fem
Min candidate urged By many but no
a. l3I the reason that his mother.
SeY, ,,s,S .. him not to play football
r,s ,ign PRESENT Indications Campbell viii
''"'l uA position as coach.
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Famous Trio Of Stars to Vie
For Automobile
HOnOrS
RAID ENTERS THE MOTOR GAME
Il. is fine Latest of Old Time Riders
70 Drive the Beuzlue Buggy
lie is Making Good.

famous trio OF cycle stars Of the old
rdJle cannon Bald, three times
s',rrloo Of tho aprInt6rs Earl KiseC tho
',ct.r,co king. and Tom Cooper cham
,loo N Ihe sprlnters for one year. will
E .., In automobile racing at ormond
shortly -,
ala DAYS of cycle racing, and the results
vsr always 50 much In doubt that tho
,or,ssts drew Invariably record-brcahng
,.,ss cooper will drive IN his races
,,r now being constructed for him. Bald
vin drive a gasoline car Of largo horse
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evening. and the former took everything
IN sight and smashed some records In
the three games they made 2i9S points
which beats the former record VI 2i7S
Tho record for individual bowling was
broken TO smthereens by whitney who
made n record Of GS. 80 points better
then tho previous mark,
The scores OF last nights games fol-
low;
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NO MORE DANpRuFF.
ti ,Soo0.' terpicIde Destroys the Pes.
~" cause Of Annoying DandruH

IA
tress mn, ggug head itch2 Is your coat or
your b si, Oh white flakes after dressing
cruz I' that's the effect OF dan.
cegnplps 'our hair thinning Are you
YOU alresd," set bald in spotsY Are
nss.,, u so, that Is he effec, O' ~ I
tNtV u'i'e parasite that bnrro,y ~ I. .
Ne | ~ root Of the hair and throv,a ~, II,
ha., .sip In dandruff and e5ts S Az , w
,ayerV ~ vac root Sciences latest a..
'us es.r y a destroyer OF that nes,,Ses
II NO ' o,L That destroyer is contained
but Ns Ss,er halr Preparation on ear,h
,anylnos99'o Herpicide, Trv II ana Iva ~,
By lesS G delightful dressing Us Sofa IA
ramps s druggists. Send ioc IN
@. Ds,rrooIr sample 10 The Hernicids
%. Speclsi Mich y e. NJ. /. Drug
es"'a' 20
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HEART FLuTTERlNe.

Undlgcsted food ana gas In the stomach,
located just below the heart presses
against 81 and causes heart palpItatiou.
When your heart troubles YOU In that
way take llerbine for "A few days You
win soon be an right zoe, Sold by y, c.
NJ, l. Drug Dept Il
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hour eight minu,o8 and a seconds AL
though wind shields have been barred on
the Partisan tracks since the death OF Le-
ander, riders trying Tor records are per-
mltted TO use them
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THEY WILL FIGHT.
Jimmy Britt and Battling Nelson Sign Up
For December 30.

san Francisco. Dec 1-James Britt OF
San Francisco and Battling Nelson Of
Chicago have signed an agreement 10 fight
ia this city on Dec, y,
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NEW HOUR RECORD.
''' aas Been Established by Bruni, the
trench Rider.

p' W. mas been received that on tho
M T S's Frances track III Paris, Brni
Win r t,IGn motor paced follower riding
ncordI iln ~. shields, established a new hour
contlppo8 covering q miles 722 Yards. Ile
vhico N 1 9ul covered 100 hlometers
h'Ve more than g miles. in one
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Totals ......Sl8 Ml S69 2iS7 % 81 %

Ayeages-D Spite lS; Evans, i5s;
Davis. rs l-3. Schilllng, $50 30; Enos,
100 l-3
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Dirty Clothes

are washed in half the time with
Fels-Naptha and without the
usual wear and tear OF rubbing.
Fels'Napiha Philadelphia
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RAILROADS
INDEPENDENTS.

Totals ...,.S99 9o7 500 279S Ct "a II "a
Averages-Whlney, 222 2-3; Price, 1S.
Nelson, lj9, Martin 1863; Williams, 2o3,
INDEPENDENTS.
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WITH THE BALL PLAYERS.

San FancIsco Nov D-The men from
the south took the nrst game In the
special series OF five 10 be- PLAYED be-.
tween the Los Angeles and Tacoma
teams here. MOrlcy's men shut out ne
Tigers the score standing six TO nothing
Jones pitched great bah for Lon Angeles,
allowing but three hits which were well
scattered. Score:
r. II, r..
Ion Angeles ,t".,,, u", ,u,.u,b u ]
lucoma ,.t...,., 600 ,,s.,.,, ,.tt,utO 3
BatlerIes-Jones and Spies. Thomas
aud Graham, Umpire Mcdonald.
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WITH THE BOwLERs.
Railroads and Independents played and
tormer Took Everything.
HOW THEY STAND.

The Railroads and tho Independents
FLASHED at the league bowling alleys last
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TEA
We sell tea as you like to
buy: good tea agreeable
business.

Your ro.c rs,un, ,oar none, v sou dom,
hpk
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

Window gla,s, duty. J. H. Jan. sen
Paperhanging. painting, kalsomiti.
Ing. ]. Fl. Jansen. #
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16
City Council.

The regular session Of the city
council was held last night, Mayor
Moore in the chair. All Of the al
dermen responded to the roll call.
Complaint was filed against W.
J. Nevins. plumber by VIM. Eynon.
for failing to complete. contract.
The council instructed the city clerk
to notify NeviDs to complete his work
in = satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Wilson for the water com
mittee. reported that satisfactory
agreement had been reached with
Mrs. Callahan; also that the D. & h.
G had notified the committee that II
would cut OF all water users from ita
service on April lst. He also stated
that the schools were using more
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16
WILL ACCEPT
I. OPERATORS SCALE
Coal Miners Vote on Reduc-
ton of Wages.
One Hundred thousand Votes Cast
Which Viii Require at Least
Two Days to Finish
Counting.

indianapolis, March 16-Tellers TO-
day besan counting the 100, 600 votes
cast BY unsmbars Of the United Hiss
Workeys Of Americs yesterday aftsr.
noon in tho statss Of Indiana, Illinois.
Ohio, lows, West Virginia, Aaryland
and Western Penpsylvania, to decide
the question Of accepting reduction
in the scale offered by the operators.
The counting Of the votes will re.
quire about two days. but 1t 10 believ.
ed that there 10 NO question but what
the miners have accepted the offer
m ade by the operators.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16
Appendicitis Proves Fatal.

Miss Mamie Roberts of Rocl vale,
was operated on yesterday morning
for appendicitis. The operation was
performed by DR.. Williamson of Rock
vale. assisted BY DR.. Holmes. Of
Brewster; Drs. Atkinson and Edwards
Of Florence.
The young lady succumbed to the
effects Of the disease, and died at 1
O'Clock this afternoon She was
about II years old and the daughter
OF Thomas Roberts. respected
citizen Of Rockville. The funeral
arrangements have not yet been com.
pleted.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16
RUSSIANS HOLD THE FORT
japanese War Dogs X - Them Close
Within the HarL
Two Great Armies Moving Slowly on LAID Which
Must Surely Come Together in Fierce
Battle in a Few Days.

LONDON MARCH L6--The dispatch from Toxic stating
the
based hypothesis both
fortnight seaworhy fleet
to break Admiral
business The whole sole object of the Japanese fleet
present be to the Russian ships from breaking out
they could
caught mapping? Deserved tributes paid to Admiral
Makaroff Consideed will attempt
fleet from what hopeless inaction.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

John W. Furlow. Of Fowler. Colo. !.
and former resident OF this place,
was married on the 9th of the pres.
ent month to we'll known young
lady of Nebraska. On the date Of
the wedding Mr.. Furlow was quite
sick and had heen for some time and
his fianoe came to him instead Of him
having to 60 to Nebrsska for his
bride.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

water than WAS necessary. and the
committee was instructed to see tho
school board and adjust the matter.
Mr.. Columbia for tho street. bridge
and alley committee reported that the
low place near the d. and X. G.
tracks At the junction Of Wilson ave.
nue. where food waters came could
not be remedied very much from the
fact that 1t was lower there than the
ground surrounding 1t. A box ha1
bean run scross the surface which
relieves the situation some.
The committee on finance reported
on appropriations for tho next year,
proposing . general cut In salaries,
etc. This proposition provoked con.
siderable discussion and the msttel
was finally referred 10 the ordinance
Q c,mmittee with instructions to draft
N ordinance coverins the MISTER,
which will b prsssutsd u . recess
meeting to b called at the disesstiou
Of the mayor.
( Tho monthly reports OF officers wers
read aud accepted.
The reg ular grist Of bills were
read and allowed. except that Of ].
N. Busbee Of $4,000. costs in the
case Of Ford Rogers ". Bugbee. who'll,
IVES not allowed.
Mr.. Beverstock brought up the
matter Of leasing the land at the city
reservoir TO Mr.. Cosad. which wa
argeed 10 and the city attorney wa
instructed to draw up = contract and
have Mr.. Cozsd sign the Same.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16
STRIKE FOR
EIGHT HOURS
Twenty Thousand Men in
New York Quit.
The Disastrous Strike Of Two
Years ago Nay b Repeated
Everything Win b Tisd
Up BY Morning.

Few Yor1. MA-ch Is-Absst ., !.
oco Non in the bailAing trades gait
vufE shtvnsrsins end = dnplieasios
u last years disastrous Strike u now
expected. Before night 900 adj.
tional mon to the strike 10 sxpsctsd
from the printing trades. This dis
agreement IL over the eight hour day.
Employers sv they will fight the
demand to fnish now that Il 10 o..
Everything In the city IL sxpscteA 70
be tied mp before tomorrow noeniRe.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

Che Foo, March 18-Runian
sources report the capture March 18
Of lS Japanese spies dressed as Chinese
laborers In the village of Warglin,
near West Port Arthur. They
believe these men were landed from
the feet during Thursday's attack.
The men are being removed to Nut.
den under viceroy's orders.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16


The members and frisnds of ths
First Methodist Episcopal church had
planned = large surprise Tor Mn.
Andrew Saturday evening, it hsips
her birthday, but owing - the stcrn
only about 20 put In an appearancs.
the others doubtless thinking that the
party would be postponed However,
those who were present spent . da-
lightful evening, each leaving scms-
thing as token Of tho occasion. Tie
surprise was complete, not one Of the
family having hint Of it.--Crippls
Greek Star.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16
Pr otest to the Governor.

Denver. March 16-Goverpor Pea.
body received protest from the
miners who were deported from Tel.
luride by the Citizens alliance. To.
morrow they will call on the COVER
nor personally. They say that the
law and constitution are being ont.
RACED by these deportations.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

Cincinnati, March l6-Friends Of
Bishop David Moore of the Methodist
Episcopal church who witnessed the
naval fight at Chemuipo and the
destruction Of the Variag and Krietz
received letter this morning.
He gives . graphic description of the
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

Sign painting. grairing decorating
II J. H. Jansen
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

battle which lasted 81 minutes and
the firing was fierce. Bishop Moore
was formerly Of Boulder. Colo. and
has many friends in the state.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

new town. The Retvizan was not
much farther damaged. The Pallada
is still in dock.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

! Londes,4 March Is-war news is
scarcs 7 tsdey sIthepRh cables have
bean fsosivsa ststihs, that both armies
ars still moving sslowiy and must
sooo meet in bsttfe. All is quiet At
Port Arthur ana viadivostok today.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

NAgasaki, March ia hospital
ship has arrived At Sasebo with nine
killed and 10 wounded men OF the
Russian fleet from the attack on Port
Arthur March 10. The wounded
are doing we'll in consequence Of
prompt attention they received aboard
the hospital ship. Four or Ave men
~ere scaided severely through . shell
piercing the boiler of their destroyer,
while the others were mostly shot
below the waist.
The daily tribune., 1904-03-16

Yin Kow, March l6-viA Tien
Tsin, March 10 "A new battery Of the
forward guns from Tsarevitch and
the Retvizan, now commando Pigeon
bay.
During last Thursdays lombard.
mert the Japanese shells very near
reached the feet. many falling into
the basin. Only two fell into the
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02
SWEEPING DYSPEPSIA AWAY
The Remarkable Curative Properties
Pepsikola

So mary cases have come right under
their own personal observation that
Clark & Faulkner now know be, ond all
question what Pepsikola will do. and
they can give you the names of scores OF
people whose experience with il has
been remarkable. In fact. ther- is hardly
a person in Greeley to day but knows Of
some one who has been decidedly bene-
fitted
Thin people find that Pepsko,a in
creases their wei ,ht, Others c'aim that
it cures heartburn. palpitation sour
stomach, wind beiching bad tasts in the
mouth. coated tongue fulness and dis
tress after eating. while to those who
are listless, tired and worn out AID with
out ambition. IL gives Dew vlsur aud re
newed vitality right away. AID the
guarantee is SO plan and so sure that
there can be no misunderstanding.
The manufacturers do not wan even
one dissatisfied customer III Greeley, and
Clark 4 Faulkner always sell Persikola
with the understanding that it must re.
lieve and cure or you can have your
quarter back simply bv asking for it.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02
THE DELTA

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Gehrig,
Thursday, October u, a son.
We were sorry to learn of the death
of Mr.. Bracewell's S father during the
past week.
j. A. Thompson was quite sick for
several days but now is able to at
tend to business again.
Mr.. Reed intends to feed about
500 sheep this winter. He will re-
ceive them some time this week.
Ed Burke, who has been working
for Perry Gardiner all summer, is
helping Mr.. Shearer harvest his
beetS.
Ed Brown has been helping his
father-in-law, Mr.. Baker. who lives
at Farmers Spur, harvest his crop
of potatoes.
Mrs. Robb's sister, Mrs. B. A..
Luman. and three children from
Clearmont, Wyo., arrived Sunday
night to visit Mrs. Robb and family.
Almost everyone on the Delta is
busy getting off his beets and so far
AS we know everyone has had boun-
tiful crop of beets also. Mr.. Shearer' S
beets averaged about eighteen tons.
Mr. Lying's and Mr.. Werkheiser S
are going about twenty tons ana
everyone else has similar average.
There is to be a basket social at
the school house Friday evening Tor
the benefit Of the library y snort
program will be rendered, then the
baskets will be sold at auction ana
supper and a pleasant sociable tlme
will follow Everyone is most cor
dially invited to come, ana all the
ladies bring a basket with supper Tor
two in it.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02
CROW CREEK

Potato digging is nearly ended.
John Fleming is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Harrington is building an ad-
dition to his house.
Gill & Decker are going to feed
about 5000 head of sheep this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson returned
from their visit in Kansas Wednes-
day.
On the farm owned by Rea & Pet
rikin, farmed by E. +. Umberger,
the Pearl potatoes are the finest in
this part OF the country. going 300
sacks to the acre. Many weigh
three and four pounds. Mr.. UNI
berger today finishes digging his i'm
mense crop of 5000 sacks OF potatoes
from - acres.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02

years since they were boys and girls
Miss Phyllis Wolfe charmed all
with her singing: Rev. Sheldon
spoke of Halloween mysteries: Mrs.
Carter qualified by stirring address
on woman's rights a la Samantha
Allen; Mrs. Kittle told us how to
set IA hen and how not to humor
children. Then we were invited to
the hall, where, seated on great
heaps of dry leaves, we had lunch in
true picnic fashion. There were
shingles for plates and pumpkin pie
and gingerbread and cider in bright
tin cups, apples to eat and carry
home, and nuts and more pie and
more gingerbread
Then there were stories and sleight
of hand tricks and singing of Auld
Lang Syne and Home, Sweet Home
and we said goodnight.
SECRETARY.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02
WEDDINGS
Faris.Edsar.

AT the home of the bride parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Faris of Big
Bend, at O'Clock p. m. October 26.
occurred the marriage of Samuel
Edgar and Jennie Faris. While Miss
Frances Farrar played Mendelssohn's
wedding march the company was
prepared for the approaching cere-
mony. and promptly at O'Clock to
the sweet strains of the march the
bridal couple, unattended, entered
and took their places before the as
sembled guests, The impressive
ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. NJ. Wyiie, pastor for the bride.
Immediately following the ceremony
the bride and groom received the
congratulations and best wishes of
their friends, A sumptuous supper
was then served.
The bride presented IA beautiful
appearance in her costume of white
lawn. The house was decorated with
potted plants. The ceremony took
place under a canopy of white and
green.
After Il short wedding tour Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar will 90 to their
home in La.Iunta.
The bride will be greatly missed
by her many friends, by whom she
was held in high esteem. and espec-
tally will she be missed i'm the
church, where She has always taken
an active part. The groom has
charge of the II. p. congregation
in LaJunta. His ministrations are
greatly appreciated by his people
and he promises to be a man of USE
fuiness and prominence in the church.
Those in attendance from dis
tance were: Mrs. Farrar, daughter
Frances and son Attorney Farrar of
Fort Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Acheson and Mr.. and Mrs. William
McAfee of Denver.
Many beautiful and useful presents
We're received.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02
PLATTEvILLE

u. W. Hammitt drove to Long.
mont Sunday.
Mrs. Wick Raney is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Springfield.
Mrs. G. NJ. Jump of Denver Wis
lted with Mrs. ID. Snider last week.
The Platteville Rebekahs are max
ing great preparations to serve cleo
tion dinner.
Misses Lizzie Baker and Mae Rob-
ldouX went to Denver Thursday even
ing for short visit.
George Abbott says another boy
arrived at his place Thursday night.
lie came to spend the winter.
Mr.. Stoller of Pennsyl vania, an
old time friend of George and Rufus
snider, is visiting with them.
George Morgan and T. o. Brown
came down from the Arapahoe county
poor farm Saturday for short visit
at home.
Prof. S. l.. Hughell, Miss Dixon
and Miss Grace Hammitt attended
the teachers meeting at Greeley last
Saturday.
Mrs. THE entertained IA number
of young people Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Iva Browner of Denver.
who is visiting with her.
Mr.. Hunt is having the Gus Peery
property, recently purchased by him,
painted and papered. As soon as
completed he will move into it.
Alya lIammitt lost two or three
stacks Of oats Saturday afternoon by
fire from the threshing engine Mr..
Snotfer's outfit was doing the thresh-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. Snider entertained
quite Il number of invited guests at
cards Thursday evening. At IA late
hour dainty refreshments We're served.
All present spent pleasant evening.
G. NJ. Jump and Mrs. Bushell were
the champion players.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02
Have You LIVER Visited Florida?

uera is what a visitor has to say OF
"Waiving palms, pungent
pines. groves of glossy oFa'lse on"
lemon trees. their branches oeho,hg uh,
der the weight OF the go,aeu Elooes o'
fluit. tropical drives ana Wh'hs' ,n1
Halifax river with its lannchPs anu
bnnls. inviting to fishing parties on tne
side. and he great ocean on She oshrr'
nil combine to make Ormond one OF tne
drawing cards on the last coast on
FLORIDA" Low rates to FLORIDA poin's'
Nav Orleans. Galveston ana san An
tonTo wsil be given and attrnctive - r'era-
,ur,. ,eut on application. /. ~. risner'
neral passenger agent, U. D. N.Y.
nanvar. Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02
ZION OF LICENSE
Bobs Up at Council
Meeting.

=, question of high license
'u in the city bobbed up
/, rhe meeting OF the city
Tuesday evening. The pro
E,inonce has been Amended
i"css and pasted together
r snolly killed by a vote of
LII ~ Tuesday evening Phillip
(noeared before the council
make inquiry about the
and the case was referred to
ljary committee for action
fWatson appointed Aldermen
In, Barber and Bunker a
La to investigate a new wa
bsition. A..
| also decided to grant the
tnr sewer extension in Gran
Etion on Tenth avenue, run
4 blocks south from Eigh-
kireel.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-02
OWeus.Hoffley.

$. r. Henley and Miss Anna Fitton
afternoon by Rev. f. NJ. Sheldon.
The bride has been one of the
popular clerks of the A. j. Park
store. The groom is young man,
bookkeeper by profession, who has
been working for +. f. Smith & Co.,
but during the summer has been
farming. The wedding was COM
plete surprise to the friends of both.