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HAY nnd Eecdsfurs

There were free sales of Hay yesterday morn
ing at $23Q24- The receipts were light. being
322 tons. including % cars. The market con
tinues in good condition for the selling interest
There is nothing in Feedstufs. Bran il
still in light supply
BRAN-$2l .50G122. 80 per ton.
MIDDLINGS-S276l30 per ton.
SH0RTS-$21. .5o@23 per ton.
FEEDSTuFFS-RoI Barley. S2f.50@2a50;
Mixed Feed. $23Q25: Ocake Meal. nominal:
Cocoanut Cake or Meal at mills $26 in 10 and
s265o in 5 ton lots; jobbing. s27; OIL Cake
Meal. $S0Q3l; Cracked Corn. $31@32; Broom
Corn Feed. e0c per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload
lots 5000; jobbing. S21-50 per ton; Mealfalfa.
S20.50: jobbing S2i so.
HAY-Choice Wheat, s2l024 per ton; good
Wheat, $lfq20; other grades Wheat $13@I6;
Wheat and oat. $13@21; Tame Oat. sl2@18.5O;
WIG wild oat; $50 90; Common Hay. $s@12; AL
iaiIa, ssgll; Stock, $s912 per ton.
STRAW-4o0I5c per bale.
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FUTURES
10 to El:sQ 4; N. $
Flour and Farlnaceous Goods

FLOUR-Californis Family Extras, 81 so@
51O. net without discount; Blkers' Extras 81 40
dl4.60; Superfne. $3. .25Q13.60; Oregon and Wash
ington. per bbi.. 81. ..5M 4.5U for Family and
$s. 10 export grades
FARINACEOUS GOODS-Prices in packages,
net cash. no discount. follows: Crailatn
Flour, $3.50 per 100 lbs: Rye Flour. $40: Rye
Meal. $500 Rice Flour, $1.20; Corn Meal. 50 30.
extra cream do $40; Oct Meal, $410: Ost
Groats. $4.30; Hominy So 40Gp3. go; Bucswneat
Flour, S4 CraekedN Wheat. 80; Farina $4.l0;
Whole Wheat Flour s. 10; Rolled Oats bbls SO
q7.25; in sacks $510MG.7D; Eei cl W esi. hi :
$3.50, in sacks $3.50; Pearl Barley Sa.4D Split
Peas, boxes. 50; Green Peas. 50 per 100 lbs.
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Beans and Seeds

All descriptions under this head continue
steady, with quiet business, and the market is
devoid of feature
BEANS (per ctI)-Bayos 81. .3012 So; Pea, So
@S.25: small White. $2.75@2.95: large White,
$215@2. S5; Pink, $2@2.25; Red. $2-5o@2 IS;
Limas. "a. 15Q4.20; Red Kidneys, S3.35el3- % !;
Blackeyes S4.T514 90: Butter nominal at S4. so;
Cranberry Beans. $3.15@3.35.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, S3-50@4: Yellow
Mustard, nominal: E1axseed. S2.75: Canary. 4c;
Alfalfa. BE; Rape. 1@3hc; Timothy. nominal !;
Hemp. AZ @5c per ID; Millet SC; Broom Corn
Seed. S1S@20 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-NiIes. nominal: Green ,Peas.
50. .5O0Q2. "a per ell
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Eastern Liyestoek Market

CHICAGO, March 14.-CATTLE-Receipts.
5000; market strong to l0c higher. Beeses,
S42OW6.S5; cows and heifers Si.3od > - !;
stockers aud feeders. $27jd5; calves seq 20
HOGS-Receipts. 20 o00: market shade higher.
Mixed and butchers, S6.65N6.92la; good heavy
So So % - 6-92ia; rough heavy. $6.55G6sO' light
SliEEP-Receipts. 1300o; strong. Sheep
$5.S5Q6; lambs S49OGS
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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Market

NEW YORK. March 14--Money on call.
strong. eQ25 per cent; ruling rate. u; closing
hid, 8; offered st 6.
Prime mercantile paper, 6M6A per cent
Sterling exchange weak. with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81 SSs504 $500 for demand
ano al 81 1860 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates. 81 S004 S0l5 and S4.S5.
Commercial bills. 81. T9M479l.
Bar silver. 67Tkc
Mexican dollars. -
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds,
wesE
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Northern Business

SEATTLE. March 14.-ClesrIngs. 81 .9s7 1876;
balances S2606 6SS
TACOMA, March 14.-cleahngs ss42,s42; bal
ances, $1l0.014.
PORTLAND, March 14.-Clearings. sI.s5s, ,557 /;
balances. S274, ,325.
sPoKANE. March 14.-ClearIngs, So1l, III;
balances, $1l2491
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Lnndnn CIosinC Stocks

Bar silver-Quiet; 81 I-lGd per ounce.
Money-4h hM4% per cent
The rate Of discount IN the open market Tor
short bills is 5@s per cent and for three
months bills 5dS per cent.
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Foreign Futures
Lnndan WnnI saIes

LONDON, March I4.-The offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted to 13, $50
bales. Competition was active and all sections
bought freely. A large supply of merinos
brought out spirited bidding from home, Amerf-
and German buyers. Broken wools were in
strong demand for France and scoureds realized
extreme rates. Crossbreds and Capes sold
quickly.
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* futures ranged AS follows:
Ancr IIfnh T.nu
Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, March 14-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, steady; No. spring wheat, 7a
0S3c: No. 3. z3NS2c; No. 2 red. 74lA d75Kc:
No. corn. 44i5c: No. yellow, 45c: No. oats.
4015c: No. white. 439435tc: No 3 white. Il a
4514c. No. . rye. sc: fair to choice mailing
barley. 71@T3c: No ! daxseed. $1.15; No. j
Northwestern. 81 %: prime timothy seed 81 4Js
Qoose), $S.75Gs.s15s; mess pork. per Dbl,
s1s-12 2HGle.25Oi lard, Der 100 lbs. se.o7h
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short clear sides tbo1ed), ss.s7lk @9.25; whisky
basis of high wines 81 20
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO, March 14.-On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was STEADY;
creameries. 22@29c; dairies, 20d2Tc; eggs, nrm,
at mark. cases included, 1512c; hrsts loc'
prime hrsts 161zc; cheese, steady, 1412 @iot4c.
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Condition of the Trensur.

WASHINGTON March l4.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balance in the general
fund shows: Available cash balances, $zot,3-V,-
520 gold coin and bullion. $llS1Ss.OOO; gold
certificates. $5l .314 100
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New York Grain and Produce


NEW YORK. March 14.-FLoU UR-Receipts,
1osoo barrels; exports 800. Quiet and barely
WHEAT-Receipts "a 600 bushels: exports
2sl 100. Spot easy: 40. red. s3lsc.elevstor and
sake f. o. b. sioat: No. l Northern Duluth.
9l7se Z. O. h. shost; No hard winter. s6ssc
Wall street chiefly explains the l-cent break in
wheat today. Crop news AT home and abroad
was bullish. but had no effect. owing TO The
stock situation. On the break good export
business was done. rsllying prices slightly near
the close although they we're still Ss n &c net
lower. May. s4i9 as l-lsc. closed s4ssc July.
81 l1-16QS5ltc. closed S45sc; September, S4l
as l5-lec. closed Sssc.
HOPS-Dull
Z HIDES-Steady.
N0OI-Steady.
PETROLEUM-Sfeady.
SUGAR-Raw, quiet; fair refining. Sc: cen
trifugal 96 test. 3l2c; molasses sugar, 2s4c; re-
COFFEE Futures closed steady net unchanged
10 10 points lower. Sales were reported of H.
$50 bags. including March, 6o5G6.10c; May,
6.10c; July. 5.90@6c. September. 5.95I6c De-
cember. 5.95d6c. Spot coffee, steady; No. Z
Rio. T1<c; Santos. No. 4. sac; mild, steady
Cprdovs "a i2c-
BUTTER-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
ENAPoRATED APPLEs-The market is cas-
ier. owing 10 the lower offerings OF prime.
Fancy are quoted at SO acc; choice, sGs15c;
prime. CSC.
PRITNES-Are somewhat unsettled bv freer
sirOus OF moving supplies of intermediate grades
Quotations range from Sc TO 13c for California
fruit and from 5lsc to 1oc for Oregon.
APRlCOTS-Are firm and it is reported that
offerings for prompt shipment are being with
drawn. Choice are quoted at 1Sc; extra choice,
lSl5 n l9c: fancy, 19M20c.
PEACHES-Are unchanged with choice quoted
AZ HAZE: extra choice. l2ls Mi3c; fancy, L. 2.
Gl3lee: extra fancy, l3@15c.
RAISINS-Are firm: loose muscatels quot
ed at sd9e: seeded rsisins, 7I4@1lc; London
layers, Sl.35d .45.
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THE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. March l4-The market today was
the worst panic in the memory of the Oldest lh-
habitant- Stocks thrown over IN an nHec-
tiOns aud there was support. II docs DOT
/ seem possible for tomorrow to pass without some
ia aiures but tomorrow ought To clear the ar
Good stocks are cheap but they must be pald Tor
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Ct. Loui, Wool Markct

ST. LOUIS. March 14--Wool-Stesdy Me.
dunn grades, combing and clothing 24d 2SIac:
light fine, 2o@23c; heavy fine. 16@ 1sc; tub
washed, 20Q 2Sc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval Stores. Turpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. March l4.-Turpentine-Firm
7412c.
Rosin--Firm 10 steady; stock, 81, 053. Quo
tations: A, 3, c, d. $40; y. $4.15; F, S4.2o;
g, $4.25; Fl. $50; ], $3.50: X. $3.50; NJ IS. 60;
n, S5.75; VIC, $50: WV, IS 25.
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uidcs. Tallo,y. Wool ana Hops

HIDES-Cuils and brands sell about 5aMlc
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers. II 4 a
l2isc: medium. 11Q12c: light 1167t2c; Cow
Hides. i1@12c for heavy, 11@12c for light;
Stags, 7lam9c; Salted Kip. 11sMi2Iac: Salted
Veal 14n15c; Salted Calf. 14h1f51sc; dry
2Cc: Sheepskins. shearlings, 20@50c each: short
Wool 5O'q55c each; medium 706r90c: long
WOOL Sl6p1.50; Horsehides. salt. SS6n3 so for
large and S2.75@3 for medium; $l.T5M2.25 for
small aud soc for Colts; Horse Hides. dry. $2ey
$50 for large. and $1.50@2 for medium, $1.25
Mexican 3215 G535c; dry. salted Mexican, 25G1
-s7 Ihc; dry Central American. 35@371ac. Goat
skins-Prime Angoras. Toe: extra large 90, 81 %;
large. soc; medium, 35c; small. 2Je
TALLoW-No. rendered 5@545c; No. =. 4a4
05c; Grease. 3@4c.
wOOIs--Fa1l clip. San Joaquin and Southern,
case; fall Lambs. I@10c: Humboldt and Men,
docino. 13@l4c; Middle County. S@10c; North
ern free, 11@1214c; Nevada, lo@l7c per lb for
spring
HoPs-choice. 12c; prime, 1ol4 @l1c; com
Uon. 9lA q 10c per ID.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and bullion
Wheat and Other Grain.

WHEAT-Foreign futures were lower Chi.
csgo declined sc. The English and French
cargo markets were quiet and steady. The San
Francisco market showed no change whatever.
Kansas City wired:
The following message speaks Tor itself:
Just returned from Wellington. Kan. Summer
Raised over 100000 bushels last year. We
found a few bugs there In the center of the coun-
ty in soft wheat. This shows thing that
is. that Kansas is likely to go through the Texas
and Oklahoma experience"
California Club, $1.2713@1-37h; do milling
sl-35@1.40; California White Australian
l.25: Northcra club. sl2T1s@I.35 No-tioS1
Bluestem. $i.+21s@i.45 Northern Red 1000
l.J-N per Ell.
FUTURES.
10 to l1;30 M. session.
December 81 40 asked.
BARLEH-The market continues quiet but
when sales are made they are at full figures, for
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed. spot, 81. .15@1.1sa4; COM
mon TO fair. $l.o5Gl121a per ctl; Brewing and
for poor to common and $125d135 asked for
choice.
FUTTREs
10 10 i1:3Q<a. m session.
May 81 % fsa 81 flea fss si.ass, Lgs 81 clSss iss:
December -. ID Lis III lis
oATs-Deslev continue to report previous
conditions. The demand and supply about bal
ance and the market is still without feature
Good 70 choice Red. Sl.40M SU; common to
fair, $l.Suell - u White, $l.42h@1 / Co; Black
S150d2: GRAY. $1.4215G1.50 per ctl
C0RN-oferings continue to meet with little
no attention. All quotations are unchanged
California small round Yellow. 81 90: iar.e
Yellow. $l;2T .32l4: White. sl27 y q 2IS ;
Waite, 81. 1Il=e1 al So; mixed. $l.154I 30; White
Egyptian; 81 %: Brown Egyptian, Sl.12IA@I. Ii
R9E-Sl - 4o@i 40 per ctl for California; and
BUCKWHEAT-S2M2 % per ctl.
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California stock and OIL Exchange
OFFICIAL SALES
Mining stocks

san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales en- the san Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
Regular Morning Session
zoo -AlDha l5I 100 Con Va Co. s.
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Meat Market

There have been no changes since the first of
the week. The market continues firm
DRESSED MEATS
Elauzhterers' rates to dealers are as follova:
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New York stock List

T. T. Hutton Co.. go California street
members Of the New York Stock Exchange
furnish the following list OF bond and stool
sales yesterday:
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. March 14-1O:3O a. n.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask Bid. Ask.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the building committee OF the
First Presbyterian church OF Weldoh
until April IS, 1907, for the erection
of church building according to
mans and specifications which can be
examined ut the postotiice OF Weldon
or the office of Drs. Otis and Clay
haugh, Fort Morgan. Bond OF $3.50
required. Bids received on whole or
parts of job. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids. Henry Schaefer,
Benton Williams,
Chas. Samples,
Mr.. Clifford,
Building committee.
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HONEST, NoW-AIN'T I RIGHT?
Leaguers Feast.

-NhoEe..o.es.- -L..sues shan<,s.AslaAl4s
last Friday evening in the dining
room of the church was one of the
most enjoyable events in the history
Of the chapter. Its object was tc
promote sociability among the ulem.
bers and was sort of a reward given
to themselves by themselves for
their faithful work in the past.
The present prosperous condition of
the league is due largely to the un-
tiring efforts of Dr. Ella Mead. the
president.
The dining room was prettily
decorated with ferns and cut flowers,
red and white, the league coIors be-
ing carried out in the decorations
and menu as far as possible. Covers
were laid for 100 guests and an
elaborate tive-course banquet was
served by Miss Miller, assisted by
twelve young married people who
were formerly workers in the league.
The place cards we're the shape and
colors of the Epworth League en-
blem and contained the menu and
program. DR.. Mead was toastmis-
tress and the following program was
given: Solo, Mrs. Edwin Starkey
Our League" DR.. j. A. Davis:
"Reminiscences" S. F. Martin:
Our Church," Albert Tuck; Solo,
Ruby Rose; "Our League and Junior
League" Mrs. A. B. Wesner: Our
Girls" Ernest Tuck; 'Our Boys. ;"
Mabel Wasley; Duet, Flossie and
Maud Putney; League poem, Myrtle
Koch; League history, Nellie Cot
trell; League prophecy, T. NJ. Welsh.
The program closed by singing
"Blest Be the Tie That Binds.
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Collins, Larimer county, CSMn CM,nnoi Of Fort
Monday. June ., 1907. at Ia oioiiorado, ON
and that such hearing viii a. NJ
thereafter from day to day. MI, at continue
until the completion OF The sad place'
unless otherwise ordered. 'estimony'
Thnt all persons, associutiops
porations Interested as OWNS OWNS or Cor.
sumers Of water from thaeTs or con.
Poudre river in said Water ;Saehe ia
?, who may. be affected by district No.
herein sought. are notified a ,ne at, decree,
they may be advised and anv aunrvyaenee as
further steps as they may be & ndy Other or
they are further notified thai atttbtsed' tbsaed' and
offer evidence adverse to such hbhssy may
or tile any answer to the peti,nI uhn decrees
Mountain Supply Ditch Comn.antn,on Of The
swer or objection to the rrani; NE any an.
crees as prayed in said petitinnn Of de
said date with the referee, nj III prior 10
Room, n, No: & 295. Colorado buiiddinairs GIIhi.Gse,
Dated March 10, 1907. o'
W. II. c. TAYLOR
L. Il. Rhodes and L. r. TempHieel
neys for petitioner iipie' attor|
First publication in Greelev r..,
1907. april ~
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Proposed Ordinance No

Rela.plE crsaslng g sewsr ssTfs iet No. Bs i
Ordained by the City Council ofthe City
Section 6, Giieel1. /. That the city sewer be ex.
from the manhoie at the intersection of
Eighth street and Ihlrteefnfrhh 81 ;ateanth' ;asenTteh'
south to the and nteffse'0n the nley throash
and Vi through m blocks 81 and blocks l and 2
OF Peery's subdivision, to point apol5
saver so .ese to % be- %constructed OF pipe not less
than eight inches in diameter.
Sec,2 That the sewer extension pro-
yided for in Section l OF this Ordinance
be known and designated as Sewer DIS
Sec 5. That the cost of constructing
said sewer shall be assessed against the
city and against the lots and lands ada
cent to OF. abutting upon the alley nsdt wherte
according to the provisions OF 0rdinanes,
passed and adopted May II. 1892 That
portion of the cost of constructing SAD
city shall be paid by city warrants drawn
upon the Sewer fund, and that portion OF
the cost OF constructing said sewer TO pc
paid from assessments against the lots
the alley where the same is laid, and the
owners thereof, shall be paid N the nrst
instance by warrants Of the city drawn
upon fund. which is hereby created, 70
and ali moneys derived from the assess
ments hereinbefore mentioned shall be
applied to the maintenance OF SAID sewer
and to the redemption of warrants drawn
Passed and adopted. signed and ap,
proved this .... day Of. 1907.
Attest: .................--:. Mayor.
............................ Clerk.
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MEDICAL MEN MEET
Have Banquet and Talk Shop
Last Monday

The regular monthly meeting and
'spring opening of the Weld County
Medical society was held in the office
of the president, DR.. Hughes. last
Monday evening with a good attend
ance.
The meeting opened at O'Clock
with the first paper on 'Laryngeal
Dyspnaea. This paper was discus
sed by Drs. Law, Raymond, Dyde,
Bellrose, Pogue and Spaulding.
DR.. Frank Ollie read a paper on
Specialization" in dentistry.
This was also discussed by Drs. Law,
Graham, Ringle and Ollie.
Following the discussion the party
adjourned to the Depot cafe where
they enjoyed supper. Further dis
cusslons and papers we're here taken
up DIR. Gideon and Rev. o. A.
Petty were present as guests of the
society.
A paper vas read by DR.. Gideon
on Tine Marital Attitude of the
Sexes" which was discussed by Drs.
Dyde, Raymond and Mr.. Petty.
DIR. j. G. Hughes read a paper on
Sensation; Its Realistic and Psy.
chic Features. Discussed by Drs.
Graham and Hughes.
One of the most interesting papers
Of the. evening was the historical
sketch by DR.. G. Law on the seven.
teen doctors who practiced medicine
in Greeley from 1870 to 1880. This
was added to by some personal recol.
lections by DR.. Graham.
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Epworth League Convention

The bi-annual convention of the
Greeley district Epworth League
will convene in Greeley next Mopdav
and Tuesday, April and 8. The
sessions will be held in the Metbo.
dist church. About fifty delegates
are expected and an excellent nro.
gram has been prepared.
The first meeting will be held
Monday evening. The address Of
welcome will be given by DR.. Ella
Mead, president of the Epworth
League of Greeley. Rev. Potash.
insky of Loveland will give a
lecture followed by reception for
the visitors which will be held in
the basement of the church.
There will be three meetings on
Tuesday and short business session
Wednesday morning.
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From Far-off China,

Arthur j. Allnutt, brother of
Fred Allnutt OF this city, is expected
here in the early part of May for a
visit. Mr.. Allnutt, wife and little
daughter, sailed from Hongkong,
China, April 2 on their way to
England, coming by way of the
United States. Mr.. Allnutt is In
the British admiralty service and
has been stationed in Hongkong for
the past five years. His foreign SER
vice is ended and he goes to England
to take up the work in the British
capital.
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a NEW TRACT OF FARMING
AND ERllT LAND

- In Utah with irrigation works completed
just placed on sale a opening price. Water
IN abundance and purchase carries perpet-
ua1 rights to 1t. We will CultivAfs for two
years and turn over lands with crop grow
ing, or we will continue to cultivate for half
the crop, or you can do that and make ii
/. your home. Write for full description Of this
,nse,ssdtinG .s.sd Proposit lon Good I've agents
- eo7 Pionsr Press Building, ST. Paul, Minn.
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HARRY 2: GAMBLE,
Iulnn linAniaA II

deroii,Ge roiinGe Is therefore given that the nm.
the pnrposn % as 81 sHch H referee, will attend ior
mine whether such decraoase en,aenfe 70 deter
''fea 'h and at his office, Room No ao5.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

Oblivion Is the flower TINT rrows
best. on grayes.-George Sand.
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NOTICING. 2O26.

State of Colorado, County oi Larln1
In the District Court. 4
In the Matter OF Adjudication q q !
ties OF Right to the Use OF Wa1
Irrigation in Water Distrlct VI
Water Division No. !, OF the ~
COLORADO. il
In Re-Petition of The Larimer y
Canal No. 9 1rrigating Compahir u
Order and Decree. Allowing the
of Point OF Diversion and Approp'
of the Petitioner to D1eren1
gate and Intake from the Caehe
DIRE River.
To All Persons. Associations ana
rations, Owners OF Decreed flioiN III
Water in Water District No'''
You are hereby notified that pesh
The Larimer County Cana 30.
ing company, having filed ltS psm tor
this said court, wherein II seeks ".
the point of diversion OF lls par. an
heretofore decreed in TINS c9ul,, aanrt 1
ing made application to saia "a GSui ~
order fixing, time wheni in% sau appli
an order respecting notice IeaunIio aaunIio
given, the court, upon saiq XIII
has designated and fixed tne tn,ct I'm n.
May. 1907, at the hour OF cloe HaI
the court house in Fort Golllnssii INK
as the time and place wheIe rass ga and
will be heard. and al eyidehre ln the fn
matters pertaining therrSyb r9tber V Intel
parties, and has also, Yrdereai 'nad
tice be given to all tnterestiuattic
being the owners OF approprTrn'
creed in said Water, D!strlct ctnsht My1
priority OF approprIaiion soI ths p
transferred in this mater ,S TO tb
decreed in this distriCt gtr COW Can.
tioner, The Larimer S'uns' one hundr
seyenty-f{ve cnbic feet oi wa.ed w:aa.red
ond, which decree was "w,hch
nth day of April, lSS2, 3nu W. WI and
It is alleged is still in tuil iotJie peti
and as being the .propter!aan an " and
1t is sought in this ptih,,onmo onmoint ol
proceeding. to, change w he csns
titioner. which is located % on risei i
aide al the Cache Ia P9udre % WI
the center of the Me- OF sec, 'I Ioca
r 90 w. to n new heltEattes IA
the south side OF the GaoiHIes ,niIes abb
river about one and hail aiilltnd ii.di on th
town OF Laporte, an" %S w., a.
Of See; IS, Ip;, =, RACKS N;k ~ rom vbbiitI
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nectinG m with the old line & g the
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beadrate OF the canal Of ppIteyenn ptnn
cana being canal about rT;aationd
length and used ior ths ne / holders
belonging to the stpcin%7SS rs. Ths
tioner SINCE the ys'b being ApIin,
PSetitionfhrs Pet p Rrt2Rd The ditch being b5 x ~
the he nri nrinrity being numbeir,egSo go,l atn -
Wy ~ this order OF the co'ifrt. w.
OF you, shall take due NJ, March,
Order entered f;dssnyyd by i2Tps 2MTapsrcE!, E ;,RITTsl
tSeaD HAhhhrrrE Disirta.
Dated this 9Th day 'i 'in,inrneys
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IL, 1907.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

b. f. Crocker, Esq, now "a years
of age, and for twenty years Justice
of the peace at Martinsburg. Ia,
saws: Il am terribly afflicted with
sciatic rheumatism In my left arm
and right hip. have used three
bottles Of Chamberlain Pain Balm
and it did me lots of good. For
sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04
Seed Potatoes,

We offer for sale limited guam.
tity Of Pure Bliss Triumphs, grown
from Wisconsin seed. Samples can
be seen at 920 Ninth avenue, at office
Of f. Fl. Badger or at ranch north of
LAGRANGE. school house by c. e..
Ford.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04

Stock of merchandise and fx-
lures at Windsor, Colo, to trade
for local real estate. Amount
$4,000 to $4,000. Write K, Tri.
bune.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-30
SHOOTS PLAYMATE.

Word has been received from Solo monville of an accidental shooting, which will probably result fatally to the young son of Ph. Freudenthal, the well known business man of that sec tion. From information received here it appears that the FreudcnthaI boy was playing with the little son of sher- in Anderson, who had secured n .3s. caliber revolver from bureau drawer m his home, and that in some manner the gun was discharged, the bullet pass ing through the left shoulder of the Frcudonthal lad. The course of the bullet was determined, but SO far the doctors have been unable to locate if, Blood poisoning is feared and the little victim may be taken to Los Angeles for treatment.