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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Gn blubig Majbae. Eolers 90,
|cialil fprerere bar nb1te6t Oproab
ON, at Ser 5. 1. Mal al slrbejoerne
og @9n0erne antilles 1tore 9enon=
ltrotioner JONI &rotelt 1noO Sc nupG=
ren0e Silltonoe, og Sproobet u0to-
les @oob onl at 6ette moo blipe Sen
[li01te Moioog u1oer Sen 6eipotiife
|Negjering. S @e>pbolo BERTH benz
tes Set, at Ell blo6ig &epolution pil
brp0e lgs oper bele Yolen nebnte
9ag, og at Sen bil toge lin 8egpnoel-
lie @ariolp. Spbi0lellen er frggte-
Zig oper bele @robil1len, og @orniio-
nerne bliper foriterfe6e. &epo1lt-
tioniiterl1e far in6fert ltore Mosier
|af @onben o9 Mmmu11ition, iaale6es
| ct Ser / be lt61te Tiger imuglet 120,,
[ 1000 &ebolbere ir6 ober @r9n61en.
I9pnamitbomber og &i1toler pentes at
blibe 6e &aabe1., ve febolutionere
}meit bill benDtte. gn Meng6e @m.
beosn1en6 er 6ente til Dg6en al g.
efutip< p<&omiteen. Sorretningslibet
l&olen er paa set nermeite itan6iet.
| @enator Elatt bbb. 6orb1r1osie.
motor 0rbille s. Blatt af @onnecti-
cut er Greoag Mften afgaaet beo 90.
l6en itn Somerbolig @aibington
Conn.,, 78 Mar gammel. Son bar be'
ret iterH forfglet len9ere Eio, oe
ser bar / nogle Tiger beret tbiple1
Tom, at ban fnn6e fomme fig. Mef
t@enator 8latt er en- al Sorbunosie
fnatets melt fremrasenoe Sfiffelle1
fgaaet bort. &an bar en- 6Dgtig Holt
litter og bar betroet mango anipars
lful6e &berb 6e 26 9lor, ban bar bab'
l@e6e / @enatet. S neiten ollie ga
tiger of national sSnteres1e bar bat
babt en- afgisren6e @temme / mang
IMar. &an bar Sornlon6 for 9opfo
in1iteen og bab6e @e6e flere an6r
f@omiteer. Baa Mfgi6rellen af set eli
banffe Spprgsmaal bab6e ban ion
! ibefien6t en- meget beientlig Sn6flp
]: 6elie. 2ige til fine ii6ite 9iebliff
.(bob6e ban ful6t @e6e pua alle gn
/ feltbe0erne ! set i1r6bifleoe 2obgip
lr1ingsmaffineri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

st @tllipn=ltnoerleb Mlmaa=-
fec. S Man6ags arreltereoes Tranf
g. 8igeloip, Hr9li6ent for 6irlt Maz
tionaI 8onf Milma11fee, @is., for,
at babe begoaet ct l1noerll9b paa
ocer 1 Million Dollars moo 0en
8anf, iom ban le6eoe. Salt ifplber
bon 8anfen $t,450,000. @engene
bar ban iat operitDr bil6e &pe6eipe=
fulotioner poo Chicago 8brien, bpor
bans spn bar Meoejer af ct itort.
&ornfirma. Sammen ne6 8igelotD,
'arreitereoes 8anfens &ielpefasierer,
&enrD s.. @oll, Ser bob6e beret 8i-
gelom bebielpeltg me6 at faa Reuge=
ne no al 8anfen. 8igelo,p bar bio
til en- al 8pens melt aniete Ginans-
men6 og b6rte til set melt erfluiipe'
Selffab. Sagen er mi / 6orblnos~
antboriteternes &en6er. Com Oct
ming itille6e ban fin pripate 6orn1l1e
til @aa6igbeo> 100000. 8anfens
Direftion, Ser alle er &igmeno, il1h-
ifribere6e 1trar Sen Cunt 8igelolD
bab6e taget, foale6es at 9eponenter-
ne intet Sob liber, men ser blen oog
itrar ct Stun" paa 8anfen, 1aa
inart @agen bleb fien6t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

8nlgarien iom &ongerisc. Sra
@ien meooeles, at ser Gprlten6pm>
|1net @nlgariens @obeolto6 Sofia 2:
en- @epGgelie / &etnin9 al at foa
[2onoet fuloite,,6ig lssrebet fra tpr<
|ftif Sberberrebemme o9 opbbjet til
|l.afbGngigt &ongerige. Sn1 bette
(pil ife, fomner for Ell flor 9el an
|paa llofal6et of Sen 8ebrgclie,
|6er for Gibcn fin0er Steo paa
Zen 8reta for at foo benne al
oeles fra 1prfiet, unber bpis Oper-
|bgjbeo sen forlnelt itaar. GSprlt
[6er6inano af 8ulgarien far nDlig
|beiegt flere al 6e iterre Softer GU
|ropa for at op1taa @tette for fine
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., men anenes
| life at babe bapt &elo meo fig, og Dom
% Solicit bill oerfor tage Sagen 6e'
Tres egen @aano, bpis &reta bar 2Df>
fe me6 fig / fine Gorieg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

9ampffibet r@cllis 6lap" or Of
oooet fra &riitionsionb 81. Mpr. meo
1874 @obpts= % 671 MtellenloufspaS>
iaocrer % pentes til Seem Yorf s. T..
Moi. @fibet afgaar otter fra SEEM
9orf 5. 10. Moi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

sammenlisn bette 8la6, BETS Sn6.
bolb, l1bitprelie, Nrts % &ra1nier
me6 andre 8laoe i iann1e Sprog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Tattige &reiter. Geo Ell Weeto-
oiit-&onference / Connecticut iioite
llge oplpite Sen prrliocrcn6e sgloite,
at Der / oct Giltrift> ser omfatter
Stotcn git for Connecticut 9iiper oe
cnocl al 9f1ooe Ssslano % Masiacbu,
letts, fanotcS G6 @ct6ooiitmenigbe>
Ser % al &relterne beo 6isie fit 90
minore eno 400 / aarlig 2sn, en- fit
FIN 5000 % en 1926, ingen af Dem
bop6c Jribolig. S mango 1ilfeloe
baboe 6isie clenoi9t lsnne6e Yrpiter
flcrc cno Strife at bctjenc, og Der
por Steoer, bpor ocr lct life iaubtea
andre ErGitcr ems oislc bclc Gguen-
Slastnine al Sober mcncs at be~
re plonlqgt / Ooesia % andre rusiiife
@pcr peo Sen foreitooenoe rl1siilfe.
&ooifefeit> ser begp'r6er 5. 6. Maj-
s(merifanere> iom opboloer fig
Ooesia, meooeler, at Der u6oeles
GirfnlGrcr I fort slntol poo @aoer=
he, buori opfororcs til at berytteYaa-
ifefciten til 9ieoilagt'1i,,g ai Spocr>
Ell Gag, Scr CT opiat alt for lnnge;
be66er set Girfulercrne og betegnes
ioln Ell belli9 &ligt ior olle rettroet,=
Sc <siere. Girflllnrernc er unoer-
ifrepne al &otionolii =&on1iteer l.
Soesio, &iep, &icbenep og flere a,1ore-
8per.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

Ou perntfefben-Di 5tpei 2abenrdume SO. 131 unb
. l8s Nprb DeIaiuore Strabe, btnter GomItuion
Cane. sao4sufraesn 2a5 aemde @ebdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

Sur "a etuHSsn. snSsnb = upr mOrs.us. IL. 5sbrnar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
0nnse= mns @sFaselamsaeanns.

SIN Der @sHiaelausfeIung mar ge-
fern Sunbetag uno bic Arifofratie Der
0unoereIt wurbe nit ben ihr. 3ufoms
menoen Nusseidnunaen beoa6t. Ser
mausfarbiae Sor=8errisr. rpelGsn 8.
GIinn Gus SnoianapOlis CUR ausHsl.
lung aebraGt bate. erbielt ben erfen
preis. Dos 8hier In bieier abnorme1
5debuns 1T pirtli& eine Seltenbeit
unb elm e&ter R~aRsnhunb. Sin Spa.
MEL Der 6rau u u. @iie aus Snoiana-
polis. iomie aud elm Serrier. Giasns
thum bon .. 6. @brinian, unb Elm
BuIlenbeibsr uno Elm Bottom Serrier,
Darn apmono bon bier aeb6ria, muir.
ben qleidfaas NIT preiien bsba&t.
Die prdmirunq Der 6ibner tpurDe
glsihfaQs aeftern bsenoet uno Die preiIe
auf bic ausssfeltsn 2aben puroen fpat
gsftsrn Wa9mittas bsfannt seeeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
&leine ~Staotna9rtdten.

George 90. Sune III gum prd'
foenten Der Snoianapolis Sotel uni
Reftaurant 9sspsrs MRn. srnannt NOR
ben.
Gin letber enttommener Gin
BREEDER ma9te ndbrenb Der Wa9t Der
geriu&. fi@ bur9 sprenssn bes 8bhr.
falohes 3utritt gum @rOcerpgei9dftl
Sobn &Olano's, gde Douglas unn
Nortb Str. 3u erstpinsen, wurbe absr
entoedt uno berf9eu6t, sbs sr irssnb.
usl9e 8sute MAIDEN tonnte.
Ri9ter 2eatbers bat BE-
ftimmt, oaB am %. 6e6ruar %. u.
8an 8uren, Der Rseeibsr Der NatiOnal
Bomb Il &ealin Co., ieinen S9luB.
beridt tber bic in ieinen 6dnoen be-
finoliden geffdnbe Der &ealip 60. ein=
3ureiden bot. 6enrD g. 6rafer bal
ben Ridter eriudt. Ban Buren, ole
Reeeiper au entlaRen, tueil oerielbs
frant unb ni4t bic gesienete perion
CUR 5ibrung Der @eiddfts lei.
Wie smei 2inoer bate fit
Samfas Elm junsss gbspdr9sn, Ssrr
uno Grau Srafs, i'm srobsn Snbiana-
polls berloren uno ~perlaufen uno fano
fid ert seftern absno pisosr. Die
Beiben tuarei1 bon elmer fleinen Staoi
in Sainois bier anaelanst unb besaben
ia auf bic Nrbsitsiu9e. Sariiber
oerlOrsE fe F9 aesenieitis aus ben
auesn. 30 ibr Wann Bidder 1T, 70
lief Jrau Drate fdmmtlide gddereien
al, In Der 6oHnung. ibren Wann In
irgenb eirer b~erielben ~ trehen.
Riraenb tonnte man ibr Nusfunfi
iiber oen@attsn gebsn. Sn berNatl. Bis.
cult 60. lisb Re ibre aoreRe aurtid uno
bortIpo9te aua balo ibr 3u Sooe ge.
dnaffigter Wann I'm Mrbeit an Wan
aab ibm bic NoreRe feiner Grau uni
Nrbeit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

2ocaIs8 etterberi9t.
S4on unb etfpas fdlter beute Ha4t;
9iebrisite 9smperatur unsefdbr 5 Grao
unter Nuu; Samftas f90n.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
@tese-Altar-0 ra6.
CD b

Sobn unb Della Monbarp, Ga
Bird Gbenue, 2nabe. - @eOrge unr
Waogs Hitterbouie, 24O3 Wartinoale
Nbenue, 2nabe. = Charles unb 2atie
Grante, Srpinston, 9nabe.-@arl unQ
9arba S6afn.r, 1903 Martinoale
Nbenne, 3nabe. - SObn uno Innis
Sutter, 3O1 Norb States traBe, Mdo-
den. = SObn unb Sattie Walters,
$40 Wooblopn Nbenue, 3nabe.- Sen
unb gba Maps, 1415 Mil StraBe,
4nabe. -@barlss un5 Noa @lart, 507
Wafa4uietts Nbsnus, 9nabe. - Sobn
unb Rsaie 9ansp. Wdo9sn. -SawiOu
uno Soa 2ile, $40 geedmoOoG Oenue,
Rnabe. - gotparb uno 0iola Sabis,
l25 Sio 9ibsrtp Strabs, Ndodsr.
9etraut:
6arrp Weper-2ulu ID. Sapman.
Worris W. 2eleher-Nelie &ol.
So6n @aisp-pearl u. @ul3en.
Darn Welb-8ertrube 2pers.
Sfaae 81. Sap-2oretta pitts.
@eRprben:
2aben Winer, So, 1411 Sf WaIh-
inston Strabe. : glisabetb Braun, SAG
Weebort Strabs. -anna @putt, %.
Stabt. : @eOr9e Ouslsp, 81, 342
9irb Strase. = Senrp Ss9entin. IS.
1908 Norb Capitol Mbenue. - Mlice
8anoemin, so, Staot=S oIpitaI. =
Struggling stodton. ct. @incent's
9oipital. -gli3abstb Saq, 81, Staot.
5oipital. -2spnaro Scott, 8 Wunate,
1920 Norb alabama StraBe. Suian
Builder, So, Sulistta9 ofpital. -War
Wc2ain, SO Sulietta Soipitnl.-Wm
&ap, 5 Wonate, 1915 SbeloonS traBe.
= Wiaiam Sebaes, AZ, 1917 Wefl
Waibinston Strobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

Sxfnan3teIeS GeIb 3u perieihen Al iraenh etnsm
u 8efro9 fur 8 bis 9 9ro5eut.
American Home Buying Co.,
Q 8ombarh Gsbdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

Tbernometerffane.
S5mfe Temperatur. .......... 81 @rat
Riebrisffe Temperatur. 6
@. z. 8Ibtbe
SeetionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

SElif Qfnbeimtfdbe &riufer ~furieren sSbre
~ RaseSbefnuerben. Bum p~erfaufen In
a6 0ef @aihfnaton Stra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
Nene Sneorporattonsa.
snp,ana's sr6ste Drp @oobs SamOler.

Sneorporations9eiu4e puroen in
Der Office oes Staats > Sscretdrs ME
fol9t eingereidt:
,Wabaib eagles Building & 2oan
Nfociation". @abafb; @apital 20, 600
Dollars. Streftoren: Sfaoore Beit.
man, e. Glsmortb Warb. 90. u. Do.
mer, Susb @lart, Grant q. @rOoe,
Greemont Mc9saie, SsOrse Freeman.
.Maoiion Minins Co." @rOtpn.
point; capital $50, 700. SirettOrsn:
4spi 6. 8ailep, s. Grant Msster, 60.
min s. 5Orrsft. 8eOrae 9. gailsp,
Grant 6. Helion. 6. @owaro @i&ols.
@barles s. 9ausbertp. Biliam grem-
msr, ausuif 6. gremmer.
Suffer 2umbsr Co., @as @itp;
capital $l2, 600. Sirsttoren: 2ora
u. Ridstt, 4nna &idstt, Soispb 6.
Suffer, Nnsela 8. Gutter, &Obert s.
Gutter.
Die &omsp furniture COMPANY,
&i9monb, capital $1,000; Sirecto=
rem: @iaiam 8. &omsp. @atbarine
j. &omep uno Samuel o. &omep.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

SH&euIsugt - D2db6eu uub 6raueu FIR 8ouubrps
~ arbett. Ra43ufrapsu tn armftronss sauubrp,
aal gBef 9porplanb str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
Snotanapolis als Sufu9tsort

Sab er nod BIER entfob unb fd
mebrere Wodsn i'm Snoianapolis auf.
belt, seffano Woies Geltner ben Be-
amtsn In @in4effer. 0p.. elm. 5elt=
ner 1T Der @rmOronuns Seize Gielos in
greatbitt COUNTY, 3d.. ansstlast unb
3ugleid III CT elmer Der 9auptaeussn i'm
6arsin-W areum Morb. 6ale. 6eltner
faat. baB ibm $1,000 9s3ahlt tpurosn,
bamit er 2entudp nerlaHe. GeItner
RBt iebt ii Der Windeffer, 2p.. Soil.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
Marot 0raS Gremrfonea.
Na@ Hetp Orleans, Wubile uni
Yeniatola pia Yennipluania
Qiuieu.

Grcuriions Sahrfarten mad 9leip Orleans,
Ca, Nobile, MIa. uno 9eniaccla, SIa., uia
~genniplpania 9inien, rpersen p~erfauft bon
1. bis 6. Rdrs, eini9IieBIib. Nan frase
BET ben 1idets9leenten Der Senniplpania
9iuien fur tpeitere S~nformation iiber Sabr=
preis, Abfabrts;eit uRo @epddsSeforberunS
u. I. 10. on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10
Mms ben Geri9ten.
Cine $4,000 6 aabenerab B.
3nne.

St ! " e
Sn ibrer $4,000 S4aoeneriabtlase
aeaen bic 8. 6. & %. giienbabn,
iagt 5rau Mlice Ounces, bob bic
gabnseisnidaft sele3entlid elmer st.
eurfion nod Chicago ni9t seniiseno
Wassons our Werfisuna bate. nm
ale pafasisre 3u beoienen uno oab fie.
bsim gefsiaen bes3usss In gbieaso To-
fort in's geordnse serietb uno benWas=
son sana sntlans sefdoben tuurbs. obne
oab es ihr m0slid mar, einen SIP gu
befommen. Mls He in Der Ndbe Der
gnotbire 9ebrdnst tpuroe fagt lie,
ordn9ten pl6bli4 mebr Seute our& bic
8bire, bic Sbire traf He in's @ehdt
ibr i9were gerlsbun9en beibringeno.
Betbemern TIRE unf4uIb.
Sobn 6. 9ef6er unb Wilburn
S0nes, tpelde in Der Stabt gileite ;u
n~erfaufsn iudten, UNI cine @nsabl
WOrleiunger Qeben 81 lahen, erbielten
ibren Gul perfdnben. Beioe betbeuern
i6re unidulo uno bebaupten. bic Mb-
idt sebabt gu baben. etwa 5000 big
1000 SiGette absuiebsn. um 10 se=
niigenb @eloer our Ourdflbrung ibres
prOjeetes su erlan9en. 2eiber faat.
bob er quite gmpfeblunsen bon @Ou=
perrieur pennppader fopie au9 bon
prOf. Wc8innis, benz Staatsbiblio-
tbetar, borssieen t5nne.
8eri9t Der @rob9e9mO
Gin ~tbeilpeiIer 8eridt Der @robge.
f4worenen wuroe 9efiern ein9erei6t.
Charles Mattbsws, elm 6arbiser. wirb
id tpegeu StraBsnraubss berantpor.
ten. gr til beiduloist. SRI. Waraaret
@riffin. 1872 q. MiROuri Str, ibrsr
@elob6rie beraubt au taben.
Sobn Wilbelm. Elm alter Siinher.
miro ben @efdmorenen ben Siebfiabl
3tpsier aug benz MrbeitsbauIe seffobls=
nsr Shbner ndber erfldren uno Moolpb
Wepsrs it bss Sisbfabls bon Waarsn
i'm Bstraee bon $40. bic Der pesrles
poultrp 60. entpenoet wuroen, ange.
tlagt. 3
9 unbesgeri4t I.
Ser ssaa Der 0ersinigten Staaien
geesn ben NahlaB BON Wafon s. Os-
GOOD rpegen $4,000 @rbidaftsasusr
gelangte Dor 8unbesridter Nnoerfon
our @erbanblung. Sie 8la9e 1T urtsr
benz Sps3ialseiebe, wel&es tudbreno
oss fpaniid : ameritaniiden 2rieaes
1898 erlaRen uuroe, eingereidt. Das
@sfeb tpurbe i'm Suli 1902 ruioerrufen.
Oseoob ifarb i'm Sabre 1900 unb bin-
tsrlieb feiner Wi.tme $4,000 Die
@ertbeioisune beruft fd oarauf oab
Der Na9lab nod In ben 9dnoen oes
Na4laBusrmalters NOR. als bas @efeB
'tuioerrrfen tpuroe.
Sen @robeed worenen
hberw lie EN-.
Sames Ginlep uno Wi1ium Sari.
bic beiben 5arbigeu, wel6e beiduloigt
finb. In ben an benz Wirtbe Widael
Wsls beeansenen Sisbfable perwidslt
sewsien au isin. muroen beioe ben
@robeaeidworenen tbermisfen.
Sbomas Soils uno Sio Batter, Ne.
ger. bes StraBenraubss befhulbiet,
wurben nah fur3em YorberhDre BON
Ritter WhnIon on bic @rOB9eidwore-
men tiberwieien. @nQeblid tpuroen
beioe bon ibren Opfern iosntif3irt.
Grim in t.
90. @ains, Der Dor mebreren 8agen
perbaftete Neqer, befannte fid i'm @ri-
minalgerihte bes @inbruaes fdulois
unb er tuuroe nit PA Sahren Sc.
fdnqnib beftraft. Wi0iam @omaros,
Der nit @ains auiammen perbaftet NOR.
tuuroe auf Iein GhulobetenntniB bin
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-10

@aibin / o n, 10. Sebruar.
SIR Snb lana /: SdOn beute @a6t unb AM
eamitas /; M abriGeinli9 fdlter berte 9a4t;
stpas tpdrmer i'm norbIi9sn unb eentralen
Sbeile am Gamftae.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
Court Starts Grinding.

The district court began its
November session Tuesday morning
with Judge Garrigues on the bench.
There will be no jury until next
Monday when the first criminal case
to come up will be that against
Bennett N. Nelson, charged by
James Loustelet with assault to kill.
The next case will be against
John Cummings, the alleged outlaw,
who has been giving the sheriff and
his deputies so much trouble lately
about Jail breaking. His case comes
up next Tuesday.
The case against Thomas M. Jones
comes up Nov. 81, and that OF his
wife the next day.
James Miller plead guilty Of forg-
cry. He raised a pay-check on ID.
NJ. Camtield from So to $50 and was
caught right away.
Lewis Webber, the chicken thief,
also plead guilty to simple larceny.
Earl Durbin plead guilty to burg
larry in the day time as did also his
partner, George Wilson. Jack Har-
ris plead guilty to breaking into
box car on the Union Pacific tracks.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
A Big POWER PLANT
Will Light Many Colorado Cities
Soon.

An enormous electric power plant
that will probably be of great i'm
portance to Greeley is about to be
erected at either Lafayette or Louis
Vile, and which will furnish cur
rent to all the northern Colorado
towns.
The Greeley Light g. Power COM
pany is now negotiating with the
company which is known as the
Henry Electrical Corporation, but
which will probably be called the
General Power company when in
shape for operation. 1t is claimed
that power can be furnished to the
local company and resold to consum-
ers at rate far below what can be
done with local plant.
Joseph J. Henry, an electrical en-
gineer of note, is at the head of the
new company as manager and he
promises to be ready to supply cur
rent within nine months.
The site of the new plant has not
been definitely decided upon and will
not be until it is ascertained where
the best water for the boilers can be
had. 1t will be either Louisville or
Lafayette. however. 1t will start
out with 5000 horse power.
1t is understood that arrangements
have already been made with Boul-
der, Longmont, Berthoud, Lafayette
and Louisville to furnish those towns
current, and negotiations are also on
with the remaining towns of north
ern Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
NOW LOOKING UP
Potatoes Coming Into the Starch
Factories,

AS a result of the earnest call to
the farmers to hustle along their Gull
potatoes to the factories, the big fac
tory north Of town has now received
25 carloads and the trouble seems to
be about passed.
This week the company is sending
out LOCO postal cards to farmers call
ing attention to this fact and also
asking them to continue sending in
the stock. 1t appears now that
there will be lots of culls as soon as
the farmers can get them sorted out.
One important feature of the
starch factory business is that the
potatoes that may have been nipped
a little by the frost will find a ready
market at the factory. OF course,
If a potato is frozen clear through
and has thawed out again it will be
no good, but an ordinary frost bitten
potato has not been hurt for starch
making.
Some carload shipments have
been received at the factory, but the
biggest share of stock has been de-
livered right at the factory in
wagons.
The company is paying 20 cents a
hundred, loose. and % hundred
sacked, for culls of all kinds. The
stock can be shipped from any load
ing station on the G. & S. and u. p.
railroads and shipped to the factory
at three cents a hundred, the farmer
paying the freight.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
GRANTING THINGS.
CITY Council Gives Much and
Promises Little.

About the most important thing
that the city council did last Tues
day evening was to grant Q. j.
O'Conner a license to run billiard
hall. This is the first time the
Oasis billiard hall has been open for
over year.
The council also granted the petit
tion of r. d. Stover and others for a
stone crossing in the middle of the
block on Main street. 1t was by a
narrow squeeze that the petition was
granted, the vote of August and
November council standing three to
three. But Mayor Green had been
obliged to cross over the street that
same day to speak to friend, and
he was dead sore at the mud, so he
voted for the crossing.
Albert Bryan, the architect who
drew the plans for the new proposed
city hall, was before the council,
ostensibly to talk further plans about
the new building, but in reality to
learn when the city ghost was going
to walk on those 21a per cent of the
construction price that was due the
architect for the plans. The matter
will be taken up at the next meeting
when it is hoped the city can make
the raise.
The council will meet again next
Friday evening when it is expected
that Engineer George G. Anderson
of Denver, who has charge of the
preliminary work for the new water
system, will be ready with report.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
Christian Church,

Rev. j. II. Hammond of Michigan
Will preach in the Christian church
sunday morning at II a. m. and at
1870 p. m. Morning theme, "The
Question Without an Answer.
Evening, The objectionable SIM
lie VIII also preach Monday evening
on The Vicarious Atonement."
Preaching Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
Tho Baptist Church.

Regular services at l0:45 a. m. and
80 p. m. The subject for morning
sermon will be Baptism. In the
evening, The Mission of Christ to
the EARTH. Sunday school at u m.
Young peoples meeting at 6 30 o.
m. Mfd-week prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 7:3O. A cor.
dlal invitation to all services.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
For Hungry People

The Rathbone Sisters have snnno,
coming Tor next Thursday night.
NOV. l6. Fried chicken, hot crea NJ
p,scul1 and other goodies, at Odd
feliows' hall. Only 25c for a "nar
Iect gorge, as they say in Texas
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
Trinity Lutheran Church

Corner Seventh avenue and Six
teenth street. German service next
Sunday morning at 1920. Sunday
school at u. English service in the
evening at 7:3o. All are invited.
+. B. Fritsche, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
The Churches
United Presbyterian.

Morning worship, THE Moral
Earnestness of jesus Evening
worship, THE Perilous Victory, -
number three in series on church
history. A study of the church In
the fourth, fifth and sixth centur-
les. a cordial welcome to strangers.
Orville A. Petty, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
Unity Church.

Services begin at 1O:45. volun.
tary' Nocturne," Chopin. Anthem,
Draw Nigh to Me-" Lassen. So.
praho and contralto duet, Absent, "
metcalf. Subject Of discourse.
knowledge that has been Lived ),
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
DEATHS
DOYLE.

William Doyle, aged about So
years, died at the county hospital
last wednesday and was buried last
Friday. Rev. Father Casey con-
Quoted the services. The interment
was In Linn Grove.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
Tickets for Foot Ball.

Tickets for the game Saturday.
asgies VS.. Normals. on sale at Clark
q faulkner's ana Goodman l.
Neill's. Is cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
Eye, Ear, Nose and Thro.t

Dr. sapero, the Denver special
lso' VIII again be in Greeley Nov. q,
~ % at the Oasis hotel. Consulta.
'ioh and Examination free.-6ome
early.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09
Passion Play Pictures.

On next Saturday and SUNDAY
evenings Greeley will have for the
first time a splendid exhibition OF
the world removed passion play of
ober-Ammergau. This play has been
presented every ten years since 1854
by the peasants of Mount Horitz and
throngs OF people have travelled from
every part of the world to witness
this wonderful production. The
worlds best writer's have written most
vivid portrayals of this marvellous
production. The Austrian Ober-
Ammergau Amusement company
with a "cineograph" reproduction
OF this world-famous passion play
Will by means of stirring NOV
Ing pictures and lectures entertain
TIE Greeley public next Saturday
and Sunday evenings. This story of
the cross will be told and pictured
at st. Peters Catholic church. The
admission will be fifty cents. The
passion play is endorsed by all Chris
tian denominations. The Greeley
public may not again have an oppor.
tunity to see this marvellous renro.
duction at least for many wears
Everybody is invited.
Victor Fl. Flood has lust pur.
chased The j. NJ. Bainbridge l2o.
acre farm at LaSalle for a.. 500
Mr.. Flood traded in his new honse
Juso across the ditch on Tenth ave.
nue. and three lots besides. The deal
was made by W. Davidson. An.
other deal just completed by Mr.
davidson Is a 1OO-acre farm in
Missouri, sold by Oscar jackson to
L. ). Larson. A ten. acre tract near
Greeley was traded in on tho nv
chase price. poi