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The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
NoT1IgEs OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES

o dstsd s f.s
1902. filed for record in the oace Of the
therein recorded in book fe2 at page l7s
Of ss6a q s as
9Sss RI n astn %
osysea year 9i
quarterly at the rate Of eight per cent.
ps4 cent Ia1 sfa at hs sse
gether with ali and singular the .privi-
county COUNTY Of Wefd and state Of Goiorsde.
as therein particularly described as fol-
lei. OF seA) OF block number one hundred
% plated % and re recorded in R said county. to.
ii colso 81 dsea adSet the se qn0n ha ras cot
fssss ior *s5S, dated June =, iso2, in tayop s of
above described lands. and one for. $500,
dated august ?. 1902 in favor o Of said ID
said above described premises: said first
above prior trust deed being recorded at
book 1872. page s5. and said second above
1872. page l24. all OF the records of said
county.
ana, whereas, QoIAulJ mas O0en maze IN
the payment OF all the said principal and
of the quarterly interest that were due
and payable September 26, 1903. and Of all
| ber 26, 1908. in violation OF the agree
, ments and stipulations in said deed Of
trust contained by reason of which said
William l.. Clayton, being the legal owner
OF said note, has filed with the under
dersigned his declaration in writing OF
the Aforesaid violation of the terms OF
said deed of trust and his demand that
said property be advertised and sold purS
suant to the provisions OF said deed OF
trust and of the law applicable thereto:-
Now. therefore, by virtue Of the prem,
agreements in the, said deed OF trust
property, and by virtue OF the power and
authority vested by law in me as public
trustee in the county Of Weld and state
of Colorado, will, on Thursday, the 22d
day of March A. ID. 1906, at the hour OF 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
east front door Of the court house, in the
city OF Greeley, in the county of Weld and
state of Colorado, expose for sale and sell
the property above and in said deed of
trust described, at public auction. for the
highest and best price the same will
title, benefit and equity of redemption OF
said William z. Austin, his heirs and
assigns therein.
90 a.f6 A. s. Il asoS reeES GESRGE s. sATIEk
Public Trustee in the County of Weld
and State of Colorado.
First publication in the Greeley Tri-
bune February 22, 1906; last publication
Marh %. 1906.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22

Iowa, arrived here several days ago
ior q visit to her mother, Mrs. Susan
Aldrich.
u. W. Weber has rented the d.
Davis property about three miles
west and will farm 1t the coming
season.
MIR. and Mrs. Martinson received
news last week of the marriage Of
their son, Emil Martinson, at Silver.
ton, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
Have You Ever Spent winterlsouth

Galveston has the finest beach in
the south. The climate is wonder
full Low altitude, humidity of at
mosphere, soouhing sea breezes and
the general restful effect of the easy
southern life all tend to slow down
the irritable heart and brain and
bring about perfect rest.
The Colorado s. Southern makes a
round trip rate of s43.5O to Calves
ton. Mr.. Il. e. Fisher, G. z. A.,
Denver, will send you complete data
about this attractive place.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
Texas, the Coloradoan's Winter Re
sort.

San Antonio is an ideal place to
spend the winter. Half foreign,
wholly unique, it is altogether one
of the interesting places. Its per-
feet climate, semi-tropical vegeta-
tion and numerous plazas, adobes
and missions make it more like an
old Spanish city than any American
town.
The round trip rate to San An
tonic via Colorado g. Southern is
s41.lO. Complete information may
be had from Mr.. 7. E. Fisher, G. p.
A., Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
rlLsBoRo

BridsfOrd was d "fee'''
Iturday. ,.,.,,,, i,
Pope and family are v's'''ns
b valley ..o
'a,.r has been very sick the
he winter
=, ,,,ou brothers loaded a car
Is last week.
dams has been quite sick
,matism this winter.
c,,aith filled his Ice house
! with very good ice.
c,i,,itb went to Loveland
Ind returned Tuesday.
P,ssell went to Wellington
and returned Friday.
,,,ud and Mr.. Mccoy loaded
! Of potatoes last week.
u,milton is very slowly I'M
Itsr a few weeks sickness
Newman and son. Ed, OF
,ere in this vicinity Fri.
|ssbover is having his house
George Embree is doing the
Baker returned from the
Tuesday and is improving
barles Durand went to Fort
pnday to see her father who
ck.
IoOre took his daughter,
\ to her school near Platte
sday.
tCoy was in Greeley one day
and then drove cut to his
th of Greeley.
lrless' relatives who have
king him the past few weeks
home Sunday.
hood is preparing to move
from the Mellon brothers
his own ranch.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO..

An ordinance establishing the fiscal
year for said City.
Be it ordained by the City Council OF the
City of Greeley. Colorado:
Section 1. The fiscal year of the City
of Greeley shall commence on the list day
OF January of each year, and during the
last quarter OF each fiscal year the City
Council shall pass the annual appropria-
ton bill for the next fiscal year.
proved this .......day OF February, A. b.
1906.
Attest:
,,.......,City Clerk.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
For Rent.

Good potato farm for rent. APP
ply to VIM. F. Stephens, room -
opera house block.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
GIBSON

Mrs. NJ. T. Cliff left here Iuesoay
t,r , weeks stay with her brother at
Boulder.
C. A. Carlson, wife ana boy, spenu
Sunday at the home OF MIR. seloefs
of Pleasant Valley.
Misc Florence Aldrich Of Belmont
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
Mountain Seed Potatoes.

We have three thousand sacks OF
choice pearls from Stove Prairie.
Get our prices.
Miller Produce Co.,
Timnath, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
Notice to the Public.

C. ". Snooks is no more in my
employ. He is not authorized to
solicit any more sales for me.
C. P. Kemmerer.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
Notice.

have several unclaimed BICYCLES
at my office lin the city hall, which
owners can have by proving property.
Eugene Williams,
City Marshal.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22
Good Farm for Sale.

so acres good land, water and I'M
proyement, 5000. ]. S. Holland.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

az coamo.the democratic morning daily OF ths city
the very best possible authority poor republican
compadros-or better palaii has even some FAC as
.e say thni theer "a republican party in nrrnal0
county OF necessity then. anrihne d fagurH the re-
pu0licanr should, FAR aa party policy goes diaayor
Nhatofer 10 condemns republican policy would in THAT
FAR have n ts favor the prosumpon oi good policy and
party wisdom.
IN the particular case which has suggested the fore
COINS reflection there absolutely nothing whatever
al to party policy. The Citizen. a itom. gave
what took place 81 che meetias behind closed DOORS re
Gently hold hore hy ihe democratic central committee
That there eak and thlnaa spoken in thc car
found their way into Dee newspapers has nothing to
io with republican pariy policy The Cton published
synopsis ol WHIST she demoerai leaders said hccauac
assured on reliable authority thal 30 was accurate
~ fhe effort io contest itr election of Delegate An.
irewa by mot 20 democratic partisan sehemc then The
Citizen couinnses that O. docs MOI know what "a demo
cratic partisan scheme" H lf ho mcctne of the demo.
cratic territorial central committee ior che purpose
acuhating that scheme. not democratic partisan
meeting then The Citizen would mildly enquire as 90
What may Doe necessary constitute democratic par
san achomo" and "a democratic partisan" meeting
The statements made concerning Governor iiaaer.
mnn made 10y tac democrat epcakefa. pot hy The
Citizen The Inference To be- drawn from those state
monta 90 show that these democrat leaders
relying upon Governor Hagofmnn for ala and comfort
their ~dernocut partisan scheme Gust the republican
delegate elected by she people and fos his place
Me 'qmucrut candidate who failed Of election How
well founded their reliance may b.. The Citizen asa not
even Intimate much less assert because has knowl
edge che subject other iaan the unsupported assor
ton OF he democrat lenders In ihef supposedly
conference The Citizen % free say that g doubts
the accuracy ~ Che statements made by these leaders
For this this paper published tho claims 90 the
domucrat pokoampn matter 81 news. but refrainod
from comment The Citzen doubts me accuracy She
statements. because q believes Governor Hngeuman to
be good aud republican 10 lend hts aid in.
nuence any such democratic partisan scheme"
that concoCicd by che defeated democrat schemcrs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
RY THF PEOPLF

Tho whole sentiment Of the country seems 20 be
drifting towards restoring no che people % which
lacy have very largely been deprived by represents
tive character Of government
IN the very formation OF our national government
antagonists ideas met aud baitled one Of these
ideas that the people were noe qualified EOS
setEoyornment Alexander Hamilton was the eeaiSs
spirit on this side of the Contest Tho other idea, ui
which Thomas icnefssH the great exp1peni Is fully
srfesacd by thr mernurahiA language u ldnCun the
hatllonod uf Gettysburg E1fornmCgf of the people
ly tho people and FOR the people.
The hrst idea lcd ln a representative government
ihe Hpcron of deerats io nct ior the peopie ihe
delegates being presumed to understand ihe meets oi t
people hecr than the people fhemsalfa cuu do Hence
ihs deteaics SHOULD Dot ilstIueici and consequently
nele irresponsible cscan ip themselves Cog what he5
efles Go represent hc people cad merely io act oi
thcm Tho poop.v instructed them us tu what Whs
wariei End they were bets responsible o thc pcnn't
Who elected thcm in tho 90 yosrs The hr theory
has come largely prevail end ihe real power o spN
eminent has Slipped away from the people
Al already said there has been great awakening
hia subject IN every section ui the United states AND
hy tho people Of all parties. Nomination ny PRIMARY
elections ths initiative and referendum. che recall the
raiechs.uz Of candStos. and the election OF United
States senators By direct vote of che pcone-al these
ana other equally Significant ppVoundcd principles ano
demanded practices indicate the extent and carnesnea,
che determination the part ct The people 10 iak'
hack their hands tho foundations Of their gov
err ment
Az an exchsugc says che pledsine OF i0t members
of the next naiiurt house work and vote iCr ~ I'M
meiiaie establishment OF directso's system TOT pup
ic questions. shows what is being accomplished against
machine rule through the political cooperation of ORGAN
lied farmers ware-oaiaors business and tho pro
leaanna classes They acting In unison on this Vita
ISSUE an injured by the machine ruie-he rnl'
" the few. Furthermore the unorgnuaeu citizens ore
cooperating whenever the issue % raised che entire
people are drawn toward any presented movement ioi
Che recovery Of their rights
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
MO TINKRRINn NEEDED

Albuquerque has about much need Tor fire ana
polco commission. iont separate, a wagon Cor
ann wheel. The city may Ia years 20 come reach
such dimensions win demand such an addition 70 IT.
government but that time Is not yet Is likely 90
reached during the lifetime nf those who advocated
euch measure last night
The city council has rs fire committee and ia police
committee, and under the management of the council,
thru these committees each department Il doing excel.
lenily we'll Albuquerque has police force and manage
OF which Il b Justly proud. and which Is widely
known Tor Us efficiency and cheapnesa Tho same can
90 slid OF the city fire department Only last night
prgout citizen ol Albuquerque but formerly connected
actively with the fire department - town larger than
Albuquerque Ia eastern state said 90 this writer that
no had IN all his experience extending through
fire better handled than was that yes
terday which DESTROYED portion OF Frank Trotters resi-
donce Vet there are always people satisfied 20
ie well enough alone. and happy only when tinker
Ing vita that which Is good IN The delusiye hope Of max
iug letter bH With the almost absolute certainty Of
making O.
Then too. e. d little singular 90 hear people
talking oi creating other and expensive departments
eugcrnmcni whom their notorious hobby 90 reduce
q minimum the living Of every ono except themselves.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

NOTICE o. SUR.


Territory ~ New Mexico. County OF
hornalillo, IN the niscirct Court.
George L. Brooks. plhindn, vs.. A. j.
Hamilton. delcndant.-No 7iao
TO A. J. Hamilton. defendant
You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiff has commenced
an action Ia aaaumnEli by attachment
against you Boz the above entitled
court. IN aud by which said action.
plaintiE enokg to recover OF aud from
you. the sum uf three hundred and
two dollars and hlty cents 1892 800
with Interests and costs of suit. THAI
pininun has attached the following Do.
scrlhed personal property belonging
10 you. to-wil one dresser. one wash
stand one COT and one icn box.
fOu are further notified. that unless
you enter your appearance Ia said
cause, uu or before tho 5th day oi
January. A. D. 1907. ibdRment hJ Do.
iault VIII 0o rendered against sou.
and the properiy SO attached Win hc
sold % satisfy the said Judgment
JOHN NENAnf.E,
CLERK.
Felix IA Lester. Attorney fOr Plain.
TIN Once aud postonleo address.
Albuquerque. Now Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
RAILROAD pAssEs roa


a Chicago dispatch. dated Nuyom.
Der ga. says. Executive officials OF
western roads have met and entered
into a new pass agreement. which d
materially different from the aerUo.
mont OF 1905 rho roads Uer unable
to agree 90 iha a,oltion ui an fve
ifHn ruriatIor which c1nii Dob any
way Influence ifamc An onurl was
mndg to eui GA agreement tO DO away
with political imnapuri1 .uu. bat u
was mfuccesaful The road viii con
t'hue. Do they zoe o. io issue plaafa
io members of lssiaiamfes ana iu
politicians Doe the main however,
Pie Issuance OF an irnnap0rialn n D.
tn be matrrlliig restricted over that
OF last year some of The roeda be-
llove that Il fhcy Issue state paasea.
and they are used as mediums az IN
fofHtnto i0urneya che railroads. issu'
inc the passes would become liable
Another meeting viii he held next
week 10 finally dispose OF the voxcd
questions. and the So Louis lines viii
be- represented.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
AGMCuLTURAL BuLLETINs.....

Iho citizen acknowledge receipt FROM the New
Mexcn College of Agriculture ANA Mechanic Aets. Of
bulletins 90 and 3d. The hra OF these Is on Steer Feed.
ing hy Pfofs g. . Vernon and } ~ Scott The subject
1.-Two one every New Mexican who raises stock,
whether 10 le % few head from hs mitch cows tho
thousands which roam the range One of tho needs OF
this territory and oi ne most imperative D. that We
feed move 0 oar stock "a homo The practice s groU-
ing. bu DO lacks great deal of being what De- ought 20
ir This welprnlod and Illustrated bulletin of thirteen
paFef m which the experiments o. he agricultural oS
pertinent station arc pcasineiy and inteughly pre-
aented hy me authors ought Go ho large factor in &C.
ceoraug tho desired Increase Do siook Feeding lu tho
territory
Bulletin 80 of which Prof D. Tinsloy ie tho au'
thou treats 0i Forty Years uf southern Nov Mexico CHS
uate 10 contains ioriyhroe pagos and Ii Also illus
iried The data given has general application 90
ihuse portions cf he territory having an altitude of less
man fOoo feet Tho average evaporation ls from five 90
at feet per year ana Che claim a. sustained that
nerf has been permanent increase u the rainfall
folessor Ilnaley 10 soil physician aud mciooro0es al
Ra station aud hls monograph s valuable contribution
W thf cIiuat0ogy of ihe territory.
AZ Che same time with these bulletins. The Citizen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

altc. policd avs votes. while the
slafehoos candidate. " Ainsworth.
received eos votes.
On TIE statehood proposition also
people failed 20 signify their lnlen.
iians ihls heing due In q majority 81
eases 20 the fact that the voter know
tho proposition would he defeated and
loai glghi ~ the question IA conaidtrn.
ton ~ SONG fnnddaic.
The contention ~ tho an.l state.
hood people has been that there we're
not ov,r no per cent of tho people Of
tho territory ln favor of ~. ani the
vote shows that leea than that pen.
ccntaNo voted for lt Tho actual vote
against iaiaisre was 1896. the ma.
loilty being 1874
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

You Never Know the Moment Whom
This information May Prove
OF Infinite Value

n o. worth considerable 10 ANY ciii-
zen az Albuquerque Co know how 90
b. cured Of painful annoying and
ltchleE piles Know then that nuanE
Oliment % n positive remedy for all
itchieas of the akin. Tor piles. co
tcmn. etc One application relieves
aud soothcs. Reld this testimony OF
its merit;
j. u. Gross. OF 52s South First
street. employed IN che Santa 70
shops. b. the min department. says;
Exposure end sltiinE on dnmp RtgE
and cold stones while Ia the noun
tcins come three mO1ths ago brought
on Itching hgmorrhoida More COM
monty they are called piles While
NOT severe OF serious they were very
annoying and ! pui on dOlag anything
10 got relief until compelled 20. I
anaily procured Doaa's Ointment. The
FIRST aprllcatiOa rnye relief aud y n
short time I was practically cured. ]
have groat conndcuce Ia this remedy
for what u I'D for me. never
lned anything which was 80 soothing
and healiag recommend q % 9TH
orr and know they with not be dlaaB'
pointed ln the results x they giyo q
q trial
For sale by an dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster Miiburn Co. Buffalo,
New York. role ageata FOR she United
States. Remember the namC--DnaH' .
and take no other 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01

Speaking 81 the implied throat OF the railway man.
ayers that because OF Increased wages paid 40 their
employees the railroad companies OF the country win cut
short extensions and Improvements. the Colorado
Springs Telegraph hits center when lt says
1T Is well enough Tor Ccopgmy Go be pracccd. but
should not be ut the expense OF the public There -
not railway IN tae country worthy of the name. that
has not been making big proats Ia the ave years.
Their business has been steady and at times oyerwhem
INK. for example In the last three months when hun
dredq Of ~ prouucs have been delayed for OF
transportation facilities.
Colorado has been a sufferer from too much bust.
ness for The farmers have lost thousands ~ dollars
through lack OF and motlve power hsu their po
put la large orders for Gals nnd engines fo ho business
demands L.. And with these extras even with the
Increase In wages the roads win ai pay big profit
the actual Investment"
New Mexico IKE almost f not uulo every part of
the country has suffered and 81 sunering from the
inability Of the people 20 their railway business down
"a anything IKE reasonable time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
MARKEI LETTER


Special rfasnondcnCc
Kan as City. Nov rs The cattle
supply Is holding up we'll hnd ls
only limited bg the ability ~ rail-
roads 90 deliver stock from the range
cultfy al the markets The unrkef
a firm all the iima. demand foni
from 90 aourcnE Medium cfars cows
weakened a little laie laHt week. but
market on them is good today. The
run o. 1900 head To-Day, market
steady on COWS. Htrnne en- nicctcr
and feeders. while fcd sicca arc weak
90 i0 cent? lower Weakness on fod
stpora today On cauEod BY an oxcce-
eifa supply H Ch'fako. and no 60 ~
lower market there. Sales 81 range
cattle last Wnok were ai iho highest
point of the season. AID some very
guod strings of cattle were included
Colorado feeders ui ef1b New Mex
ico .nd Colorado yiarlluHs rf $685.
bulk of the Hockera dld foofcfN af
g315 to 43ft. Colorado COWS aud
helfora eft $500 to $3.50. Panhandle
and New Meh.cu cows and halfOfs
s2fn tp 2a6. heavy calves f12h o.
4iUN yeaia around $500. bulls seas
TO 1905. canuUn $500 tu $500. kii'lug
"N"H.I" 1910 IT'D "H|"W. |NH N|H'HNI .'''''
heavy steers go stI6 FED caifln hsfe
been selling very good az si75 to
$3.50 laclUdlng ail fmdca nf anigh
which prices are Go cents 90 81 Dc
CWt above this Time year ago.
sud tho catering prospects ahead ~
Feeders are inducing many hoi8fcd
Feeders 20 buy cattle and me dgmond
Tor hoayy feedors o. slesivf lhal the
supply.
Sheep and lambs are On small SUPP
ply now. not much from the fange.
and only limited nBmbors ~ medium
cilas stun from the iecd lolg. The
market cioged Inst week 10 "a rs
coats higher. and o. siung today.
though not at cll tested by the small
ran Of 1900 hesti Prime foIi lambs
are worth $3.50 90 $40. far 10 good
lambs $3.50 t0 fTOO. u few range Colo
radios last week within These figures.
yoarlings up GO $500, wcthsga 1856.
ewes $3.50. Feeding lambs bring S5.tG
20 5000. stock sheep i3.60 90 $500.
accurding to quality.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
OFFICIAL MATTERS


The following articles OF lncnfpora.
ton have been nlod IN the ONCE Of
Territorial Secretary q w. Ray
u0lda.
LangstOn Mining company. prlncl.
pal place Of business nt silver cts.
Grant county Territorial agent
Percy Wilson. no silver City Capital
stock. S50O.OoO divided into 100000
shares OF the par valuo OF 81 each.
commencing business with $4,000
Object general mining business.
Duration. hfiy years lncoruorai0rs
George A. Phillips. g. d. Hickman
and Percy Wilson. Oh of silver CITY
The Bloom Land and Cattle com.
pany Principal place OF business az
Pueblo. Colo prinCigd ONCE IN ter
rli0ry nt Roswell Chavcs county
Territorial asent JSln hurus. Capt
tui stock. $500 900. divided IN 10 5000
shares Of the par value of 300 each.
Object. general land aud live stock
business. Duration. twenty years
A copy OF the articles of lnrnrpora.
ton under which e was organized has
been filed with she necessary changes
20 comply with the laws OF New Mex
leo. lncOrporaiors. Charles y. Cast
Robert =. Cast and Albert s. Booth.
an of Pueblo. Colo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-01
NOTICE OF sun,
No. 7a66

ln the District Court. nennlillo
County. New Mexico
Georgia Hughes, plaintiff Vs. Fred
Hughes. defendant
You Fred Hughes the defendant
above M ed. are hereby notified that
q suit has been commenced against
You by Georgia Hughes. lho above
named plaintiff. la The said Districts
court of bornallllo county. New Mex
icO praying FOR decree ul absolute 40.
Norce and the dissolution at the honde
OF matrimony now eXiating between
plaintiff and defendant, and that de-
PENDANT be alloweG 10 resume nor
maiden name OF Georgia nanghart.
You are further notified that unless
you enter your appearance in said
cause on or before the 18th day of
January, A. ID. 1907 Judgment by de-
fault viii Do rendered against you
Plaintiffs attorney ls d, ~ Adams.
whose ONCE and pnaioniCo Address D.
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
JOHN NENAnlE.
Clerk District Court. Hefnalillo Couu-
iy. New Mexico
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