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The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Wsbster.Can.

Wednesday afternoon, Feb. y,
Miss Emma Alley Webster became
the bride of Dewey CAR. The we'd
ding took place at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
C. Webster. The home was prettily
decorated with roses and carnations.
Fifty relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony which was per-
formed by John Reid, formerly OF
the First PRESBYTERIAN church of
Greeley, but now of Denver.
After the ceremony luncheon
was served presided over by Mrs.
Fred Teller, sister of the bride;
Mrs. A. II. Meyers, Misses Ellen
and Nellie Meyels of Eaton, Esther
kitchel of Fort Collins and Edna
Teller of Greeley. The bride was
attired in a travelling costume of
brown with hat to match.
Since coming to Greeley from
Fort Collins six years ago, Mrs. Carr
has been popular operator for the
Independent Telephone company.
The groom is nephew of Capt. NJ.
j. Hogarty of Greeley. He was in
business in Eaton, Colo, recently,
but at present is engaged in farming
at La Grange, northwest of Greeley,
where the couple will reside.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Miss Esther I<itchel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert McCreery, Velorus Web
ster and Mr.. and Mrs. Hedke of Fort
Collins; MIR. and Mrs. Bruce G. Eaton
and A. ii. Meyers of Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Congregational.

Commuaion services at the Congre-
gational CHURCH Sunday morning at
l0:45. Evening service at T;50, New
Starts in Life. Morning music, solo,
20, Divine Redeemer' Miss Phyllis
Wolfe. HYMN Anthem, Bread of
the World, pr T. G. Shepard. Even
ing special music: voluntary for piano
and organ, Mrs. Bunker and Mrs Van
Sickle. Solo. selected, Rae Couzins.
Sextette, ''As Pants the Hart.
solo obigato, Miss Wolfe. Anthem,
THE dream of Paradise H. Gray.
Music director, Miss Wolfe.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02

tion Herewith, to be connected with the
present city water pipes or mains and TO
extend thence to the Cache la Poudre
river, connecting Herewith at the most
feasible point between the canon OF SAID
river and point Just above the confin-
epce of the North Fork OF said river with
the rlan stream; and to acquire new
and additional water supplies from SAID
river by purchase, appropriation or oth,
erwise, and to divert and transport said
water by means OF said pipe line to SAID
city OF Greeley; and to provide for the
payment thereof by an issue and sale OF
bonds in the name of said city, payable
in not to exceed fifteen wears after date
thereof, as by law provided, and bearing
interest at not to exceed five per centum
per annum, and in the aggregate not to
exceed the sum Of Two Hundred Fifty
Thousand Dollars (S25OOOOl.
Section 9 At such election separate
ballot boxes shall be furnished to the
judge. Of election in each ward or pre-
cinct in which shall be deposited all bal
lots cast for or against the question 80
submitted. which ballots shall be re-
ceived, counted, certified. returned and
canvassed by the election judges and
other election officers, at the same time
and place and in like manner as other
ballots cast at said election, but sepa-
rately. Ballots shall be furnished at
each polling place with the words
FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WATER
WORKS and ISSUE OF BONDS" and
AGAINST CONSTRUCTION OF
WATER WORKS and ISSUE OF
BONDS printed on separate ballots to
be used to vote either for or against the
question 30 submitted. Only such quail
ified voters in said city who are .taxpay
ers under the law shall be permitted to
vote upon said question SO submitted.
Dne notice OF submitting said question
shall be given by incorporating this or
dinance, or the substance thereof, in the
regular election notice for election of
city officers to he held at said date.
Section 3. II at such election ma
jority OF the votes cast shall be IN favor
of the construction OF said water works
and the issue Of bonds, the city council
shall proceed to take any and all steps
necessary and proper to construct such
water works and acquire such water sup
ply for said city OF Greeley. and shall by
ordinance provide for the issue OF so
many OF said bonds as may be necessary
for said purpose, providing therein for
the time and manner Of paying the same.
Passed and adopted. signed and ap-
proved this eSth day OF February. A. ID.
1905
II G. WATSON, Mayor.
Attest:
NJ. P. Henderson, City Clerk. [sEAL]
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Co2elns.

Word has been received here OF
the death. Feb. Is in Phoenix, Ariz.
of Mrs. Mary C. Coggins, for many
years resident of Greeley. Mrs.
Coggins was born in killingsby,
Conn, sixty years ago. She mar
ried at Lemoine, Me-, to L. D. Cog
gins, in 1865. In 1876 they removed
to G reeley, and lived here until
1892, when they went to Phoenix.
At one time the Coggins owned,
what is now the Adams ranch, near
Grover
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO..

An ordnance granting to The Greeley
Power and Light Company the right
to erect. maintain and operate an cleo
trio light and power system in the city
OF Greeley, and imposing certain CON
ditions and restrictions upon the exer-
else of the privileges herein granted
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF GREELEY, COLO.
RADIO:
Section l. There is hereby granted to
The Greeley Power and Light Company,
corporation, organized under the laws
OF the state OF Colorado. for the period
OF twenty years from date hereof, the
right to acquire, construct and operate
IN said city, and all additions thereto
made, an electric light and power plant.
or system, and to that end to erect, main
tain and operate all necessary poles with
cross-arms and stays and wires thereon. or
underground conduits with man ko)es.
cables and wires with necessary poles
ior distribution, upon, along or under all
streets, alleys and public ways. within
SAID city, subject always to the terms
and conditions hereinafter contained.
Sec. = The rights, privileges and
franchises granted to said company by
Sectionl OF this ordinance are subject
TO the following terms, conditions and
agreements, and not otherwise:
(a) All poles or masts erected for the
support OF line wires shall not be less
than 70 feet in length, nor less than 8
inches IN diameter at the top or small
end, and shall be straight and smooth
and be placed not less than 100 feet
apart All wires shall be placed not
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Social Science Circle.

A more than usually interesting
session of the Social Science circle
was held at the home of Professor
and Mrs. Carter on Sixth street last
Thursday evening. Professor Hugh
had the paper Of the evening, touch
ing upon the municipal league oues-
tion and the criticism which fol-
lowed was quite general and spirited.
The hostess served punch and cake.
At the next meeting, which.is 10 be
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

fublie notice is hereby given that /, as sheri
IN pursuance to an order and decree of the "
triGt court OF said county and state. will oh1
ana sell at public vendue at the east front do1
county Colorado. on Monday, tho 9th day
March. A; ID. 1898. At the hour OF 10 O'Clock a II
OF SAID day, the following property. lands an
tenenents, towit
Lots fsur ~, five G), six (6). seven az. an
ei9ht ts) in block numbered Que hundred 200,
.ny sne city OF Greeley. Weld county. Colorado, AZ
record in the Office of the county clerk and n
cofder OF deeds OF Weld county, Colorado. II
gether with the improvement thereon
Dated this 9th day OF February A. ID. lye'.
B. H. FLORANCE.
Sheriff OF Weld County. Colorado
, rnrst , publication |, the Greeley Tribune Marc
. iSoe last publication March l6, 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
AUCTION BULLETIN
Browne and Shearer.
The Reliable Auctioneers

Regular sales days every second and
last Saturday in each month at Dan
Vance's Barn. Seuo in your lists III
plenty ot time to guarantee thorough ad'
vcrtisng.
Thursday, March Q. On the j. II.
Michael ranch, III miles southwest OF
Greeley, D miles due west OF Evans !
miles south OF Farmers Spur, 90 head OF
cattle in good condition, some good
dairy COWS: balance !, > and 3-year- Old
steers and heifers. HLrses, farm imple-
rnents. etc, 30 tons alfalfa hay IN stack
J. H. Michael. owner.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Ratchford.

William II. Ratchford, who came
to Greeley some months ago for his
health, died last Wednesday after
noon from phthisis. Deceased was
about Al years of age ana came from
Clayton, N. Y, where his body was
shipped last Friday.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
The Churches
Trinity Lutheran Church

corner Sixteenth street and Seventh
avenue. Preaching March 5 at o:4o
Il. M, English language and at 2;:o
p. M, German language. You are
cordially invited. NJ. Manteuifel,
pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02

Whereas, the present water supply for
the city OF Greeley is derived from well
by means of pumping plant construct
ed in 1889 which water is hard and not
OF the best quality, and the amount de-
rived from said source is wholly made
quate for the needs OF said city and it's
inhabitants, and the water works then
constructed are insufficient to furnish An
adequate supply Of water to said city for
domestic, fire, sprinkling OF streets,
lawns and parks, and other proper mu.
Dicipal purposes. and.said pumping plant
is operated at great expense, which
might be avoided by use OF gravity
system; therefore,
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GREELEY, COLORADO:
Section l. That at the regular cleo
tion for the election OF city officers to he
held in the City OF Greeley, Colorado. on
Tuesday, April 4th, 1905, there be sub.
mitted to such Of the qualified electors
OF said city who are taxpayers under the
law, the question of the construction OF
new and additional water works for the
purpose Of supplying TO said city and its
inhabitants soft water from the Cache
la Poudre river by means Of a suitable
and proper gravity system, consisting OF
pipe line OF dimension sufficient to fur.
nish an adequate supply OF water, and
other appliances to be used in connec-
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
North Side Country Club.

The ladies Of the North Side
Country club to relieve the monot-
ony of common club meeting de-
cided to have session in honor OF
''the father of our country. The
program was patriotic in the ex-
treme and many of the ladies wore
Colonial costumes.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02

Saturday evening. Feb. p Miss
Miller of Greeley gave recital at
the Ashton school house, seven miles
southwest of this city. The house
was crowded with an expectant aud
ience and their expectations were sur
passed. The musical program was
furnished by |. A. Givens of Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Ordinance No. IA.

To provide for submitting the question
OF construction OF additional water
works, acquiring a new water supply.
and to issue bonds in payment thereof.
to vote at the regular election for
city officers to be held in Greeley on
the iun DAY CT April, A. d. 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
THE CLUBS
SaIamasundi Club.

The Salamagundi club met Tues
day evening at the home of DR.. Ella
Meade. The paper of the evening
was upon international Law and
was presented by Prof. Merten Of the
Greeley High school.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
DEATHS

tPlease de not send long obituaries to the
Tribune. Lack OF space forbids their use ex-
cept when paid for Cards of thanks and lodge
or society resolutions are charged for at ton
cents line. Death notices with particulars as
to age, birthplace, funeral arrangements, etc.
and such comment as there may he space for
are gladly printed as matter of news, without
charge
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02

resident of the vicinity of Fort Lup-
ton since about 1864, and was about
so years old. He leaves a widow
and two sons, Julius, who live near
Brighton, and Fritz, who lives in
South Dakota. step son and step
daughter, Mrs. b. +. Twombley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Etten-Gisi,

Ida Etten and Joseph Gisi of
Windsor We're married at ST. Peters
Catholic church here last Tuesday
morning by Rev. Andrew B. Casey.
The young folks will make their
home at Windsor.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02

held at the home OF Doctor and MIS-
Suaulding, Professor Carter ana I.
u. Todd will debate the question oi
socialism, and it promises TO De
quite lively.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
United. PRESBYTERIAN.

Morning worship at 1876. The
Welsh Revival" Evening service
at I:3O. The Young Man and the
Church. Men who have no chruch
home are especially invited to attend
the evening service. Oryille A.
Petty, pastor.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Christian Church.

Services will be held in the new
Christian chruch next Sunday morn
ing and evening. Subject of the SER
mon at IL a. m. Attempting Great
Things. - Subject at 80, Per
sonal Responsibility for Souls
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
G. & w. Defeats Eaton.

The Goodman g. Wasley bowling
team easily defeated Eaton at ten
pins on the Brunswick alleys Tues
day evening. Rissler rolled the high
est average score tor Greeley while
Jones landed Eaton's high game.
The score was Eaton, 2333: Greeley
.54s.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Held,

Frederick Held, one of the Oldest
pioneers in Weld county, died at his
home at Fort Lupton last Wednes-
day. The funeral was held Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Held has been
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
State of Colorado. J
County OF Weld, SO
City OF Greeley.

/, NJ. p. Henderson, city clerk of The
City Of Greeley, do hereby certify that
the foregoing ordinance was introduced
and read in full and oD motion WAS
ordered printed at an adjourned regular
meeting of the city council held Feb
ruary IA, 1905; that the same was
printed IN the Greeley Tribune. news
paper published in said city for period
of ten days thereafter and at a su bse-
quent regular meeting of the city coun-
Gil held February %. 1905, said Or
dinance No. 133 was duly passed and
adopted by a vote OF 5 ayes. l nay.
NJ. p. HENDERSON,
City Clerk.
Published in the Greeley Tribune
Mar 9 l1ll
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Col. C.. P. Kemmerer,
Champion Farm Stock Auctjoneer.


Friday, March Sat the Kenmore
ranch III Godfrey Bottoms. Big auction
sale Of horses. cattle and implements.
Look for bills.
Saturday. March 4. ~ miles south
of Timnath, at my ranch, 40 head OF
full -blooded Shorthorn cattle; also horses
and implements. This will be world
beater. Snider & Co.. owners.
Monday, March 6-Look for the big
sale Snider & Co. Platteville, horses,
mules, cattle. hgs and implements.
This will be II word bea1er. Look for
bills. Snyder IL Co. owners
Saturday, March IL. On the pa k,
Greeley. Implements and horses. Sale
at | o'clock. Outside stock and goods
will be taken, but hone except what will
be sold.
Parties wishing sales this fall and
winter please hand in your dates early
and receive the fr,e advertisement in
the auction bulletin. Address
COL. c. p. KEMMERER. Greeley, Colo.
Office. 72l Main Street.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02
Attest:

City Clerk.
First publication in the Greeley 7
bune March 9, 1905.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-02

Office. 72l Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-20
v Cattle Quarantine.

s5fa (By Associat ted Press :,
WASHINGTON JAM 19.,-sThe OePi ti.
l,nent ! Of agriculture has issued regulal-
Tons Establishing On ebruaryl IT ne |ss
h Fed cral suats,ntirlo =
stateS To prevent tho spread of sple II !,
am nsa, fat aae "A rs
last ven i. l rhe uuarantined territory. em-
lima, all of South Carolina q =
tory. Alabama, Mississippi 4 and ~ u1sl-
ana ana thai part Of rginia; below ne
James River and cunning e. the r9sa anea
5h1t.TJnion. towns ana Rabulla countie al
81 Arkansas except The two Northern 7! !, :
tiers 8 f. counties which q re- left$ out SIDE
the quarantine lines during February anu
March, but are placed within the duar q
tine during e rest the q aaR11hn,na
period part q ,He ans and
the lover partiof California The uiiaran-
tine is declared to- be In force until Nos
vemaer51st but this date is subject TO 70
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...BE..BRILL|ANl.AE R
from Our Regular Correspondent,

(From Our Regular 3Corrcspondent,)
5yWAsHINc fTON.: January 1870 ally,
washington IS a southern city. "ola
washington people. q those who have. lived
hero for decades and, who hayo not
learned to look With favor on the new
and commercial standard Of social sta tus,
are as essentially thel7l as s q 70 the
people OF Louisville, New Orleans or Rich-
rond. Consequently tho annual ball OF
tho southern folk, tho southern relief
charity; ball, which, Isl 81 Ven for tho bcn--
elliot destitute Confederate We crans, is
nm event OF great Importance to the city.
1T is5by no means sconfined3to the south-l
+ ern colory,here but Is an event In which
the whole social city takes a lively in-
tcrest. q 3. n s5i rs
Y Mrs. Jefferson Davis heads fho list OF
itsspatronesses, wlchincludes Miss Mary
Lee,adaughter Of General Robert j.. Lee,
e Mrs. Charles Warren Fairbanks, the
baroness Speck Won sternberg, Mrs
Dewey. Mrs. Schley. Mrs. william l'.
Bate Mrs. y 10, " q, Blackburn. Mrs
Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs. ] ohm NJ, lial'-
LAM Mrs. John Sharp Williams, and many
/ others or ike social prominence.s.s a. Fl
fpLNQ DalI VIII 10 blYcll Nv LIN tANSAfg NNTA7
lard on January 9th, IT. Is the annual
feature OF tho years work OF The South
crn Relief, a sociotys OF southern women
lin washington who care. for destitute
h Confederate veterans III tho District or
Columbia. Mrs. LomaS. wife Of General
7 Lindsay I4onInN. or Virginia, Is the pres
E ident OF the society, and Mrs Rosalie III
4 Rocock OF Virginia and Maryland, is
chairman of the Executive Comm Ltee,
,s,lnd l,as active Charge OF tho arrange
& inelits for the ball.
Tho Entertainment Committee poasts
of some prominent names; Colonel
Hillary IA. Herbert former Secretary OF
+ Navy, is hpIrman, Otherislnenlbers are
Senator John w. Daniel, OF Virginlli
Senator stephen 10, Elkins, OF West Wiz
ginn; General l.onax, Hon, John Goote
Hon, Harry ST. George Tucker and Major
Robert Hunter. all Of Virginia; Captain
John M. Hickey, OF Tennessee; Senator
/ Joseph Bailey or Texas, and Alr.NJohn
1 sl,asp WI iianis, or Mississippi t8 ss
Miss Rosa Johnston TUCKER daughter
OF EIon. Harry ST.. q, Tucker, is chairman
OF the Young Ladies' Reception Commits
lee, Miss Elizabeth Palgett 4 represents
Tennessee; Miss Emily Yerkes represents
Kentucky, Miss Morgan rep presents A]a-
Bba,pa; Misses Mary sFaixey. Day Sean,
SReckhanl, Arthuy, 44sa and Mason, EepTT
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SOUTHERN ST RAILW

s;cHEpuLp IN EFFEC T& DEC. N III 100 L. 3
TRAINS LEAVE IsIc.HMOND..t. a,.s IN
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Atlanta and Birmingham New ori 81. a.
Memphis. Chat tanooga md all the SOUTH
& & 100 ~ FIX. Sunday Keysyl 10 Local
1850 p Daily .imt ed Imam ready :s0s
Pr NJ, for all the Sou TIL
YORK RIVER LIN j
Is Tho fayorlto route to- tmore and 5East ern
points Leave Richmond 4:2o EP, sl daily. 4 ex-
c III p 13a ednesdaya and
~ 20 p. fM.-Except Sunday Eor. West Point
~ n connecting with steamers for Bait
5a n and river landings. Mondays, wednesday,
$ and Fridays Steamer call mt Gloucester
yt5s III Point almonds ind Clay Bank. s5 5St
u :45 a. Al,-llxcept sunday Iocal mixed f9tss
RAINS ARRIVE RIcIIMoND. ~
6:ss a. M. and 842 P. M g. From all tho sout
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rs a. M NJ SlIitSaS; Rufes
'Parlor Car Petersburg AS to- Lync hnurg and
RoanoketS Pullman Shoppers r. aroke TO Column
bus. Blueneld Is. Cinc mat also Roanoke TO-
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srilleS Lynchburg md II On noke Ssast
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rves Norfolk 20 i, St ops only at Peters
burg yYnverly and s s,uHo Connects With
steamers to Boston, PROV {lenes
tBaltiniorof and Washing toni
:26 p For Norfolk and II sta tlons east
n 4 40 sP.s NJ NEW ORLEANS SHORT I'LL ~.
Pullman seerers Richlno.,d e, LynehbHrg. and
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sTra rs arrive fron,S the West
II. NJ. and 9os Z. from ~ ;4o ~. el:s
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OUT OF AMALGAMATED.
Resigns a,Secre taryI Z and Treas
III. ure Il on L co,ulnt 81 ondi
ton Of His5I Iealtll.
y(speeIa.ll 10 mo 3moie M, 81

q NEW 81 OR h j an, Il, lllam
Rocket ellerEha resi- rel as secretary and;
treasurer Of tho Amnlgamated Copper
Company. Fl. Arelin has been elected
secretary and treasurer in his place,
II r. Adriclss. formerly assistant -secre-
tary, has been elected vice-p ident. III
count or his llriess last fall when lie
found. u t would be necessary to resign
from some Of the compa iesE In 81 hicl ho
was Interest d. Il VI & .s$
u The acancy ca used by the resignation
of liam 6. r ocke q el lerSons tho Anna ga
mated u GARD Of 4, ID lrectorst will 8 not be
filled $inmedi iltely.$ The a directors OF Anal
5galnated Copper eclarcd 10 dividend Of
51-2 per cent. and - nor cont. u extra.
e Dividend pa yablo February nth: Books
close January edth, and reopen february
s14tll.Ss "A s55 II 81 33F3 81
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zoo. AMER. Locomotives apfd
900 Amer. sugar I. ss.....,
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1900 Chi Nil and s }; L. s....l
$500 Colo. Fuel Blnd Iron. ....,,.s...
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i 4 400 Colo. Southern, LIT pfd. \. !.
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