The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-20
JESS WHAT
ppr IS SOMETHING TO SEE
IN TOWN OF AULT.
Sunny Climate Draws Man
I,to the Street.-The New
Country to the North
of Ault.

rbpre is something to see along
sncb and such a line, Is the
several big railroads advertise
% hope of drawing the bla Sc
st who has seen Colorado, to
part of the country.
hat expression about something
40 i ant to run through ones
when he goes to Ault. There
Epething to see at Ault."
St Thursday when the writer had
tle time to spare from signing
MIS- for checks he went to Ault-
Ivays goes to Ault when he has
lime to spare. 1t was not so
moons since the last previous
but he at once started In to
byer what there was to see In
He made a sort of crow line
the depot to the main street of
ovn, without particular atten-
to angles and corners. On the
side of the AuIt hotel a carpen-
ras at work cutting a place for
pdow. and half the passengers
came of the train asked the
fool question. Are you trying
leak in?"-The writer constitu-
he other half.
blf a dozen of the regular citizens
e town were standing about the
with the saw, evidently as Curl
IS the passengers to know what
up.
peep into the hotel office dis
d nothing but a young man
he'd up OIL the counter, playing a
little jig on cheap sort OF
H. He seemed as unconscious
e audience as we hear the great
erS claim to be.
F1t attention was attracted to
|treet, popularity known as Main
1. The soil there is of a rich
to considerable depth. How
has not been discovered, al
gh, one or two farmers say they
reached the bottom of 1t during
past week.
be last snow storm fairly raised
with this street; or more cor
Y the melting of the snow gave
lay the proper consistency. The
hs Of i5T teams several times
This wet clay gave it just the
mixing to make good brick, and
ail always be a regret to the
ef That he did not locate a claim
lot a brickyard, right in the
Ple OF the street.
W while the street looked like
lpasslole bog when the train ar
oy noon it had dried and in
middle was beginning to pack
hard, where the wide tired
,'ls were passing and repassing.
A's same time there was no trou-
Al crossing on foot almost any
without miring, and one could
etoSs dry shod. Such is the vir-
pl Colorado sunshine.
ias always been wonder in the
VI The writer how SO many
- Ned IN Ault; what employ
'ney could find. OF course,
''ie amount of building that is
On' The carpenters are kept
out there is a considerable
N''o'' mat seems to have no en-
nent' You will see them hang
h., '''e hitching racks, sitting on
es' and lounging about the
appafehtly happy and without
=. ~ ,he world. 1t may be that
mn !" :, ,'ieln are prospective hired
cb. ~ sl'e farms about, just waiting
0e TO go out. But while
a'e waiting, they are keeping
nr ,l''''S ,l, side of the street, and
Things mighty easy.
l. NO, t groups of men can be seen
bia i"iihg wing alleys, working of
e,'s "s ,h''nks y, of surplus energy.
tis e n thousands of acres of virgin
pnyer,os ru'an o. of the city waiting to
,ba' 'eo INTO productive farms.
king y, are hundreds of people
., '''efe a this spring, from other
h VI -, Colorado, Nebraska and
unit VINO will find plenty of op-
ut somo, W work of surplus energy.
Not ta,ehow' aw' this form of exercise
ling aila,' A' 10 the man In the
!, and es' h so he rolls another
Pound ,rsSlng 10 taken of the neces-
lble hs VI lat lat to make him COM