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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
OFFER OF s15,oOo,oOO CITY BONDS.
Will Be Sold Privately If Not Taken by
Public Bidders on August Il.

ON reecipt 81 word from Governor Hughes that
ia. fad signed the 4IrClrnn bin permitting the pri-
,.,,e sale Of cIr bonds ursod a:icr public bidding
T,or,rItv Controller NcCoocE announced yesteiday
-. 10 ,vo,Id advert lse for bids Tor 81 100000
10, bod. 70 ba sold on August y. Tho proceeds
from t1o sale win be used for public improve
,,,rts Including the widening Of jsIancey street.
ND e. 800 0n9 FOR water supply purposes.
- tresr bonds ere rot sold At the pubic plucIrS
DENNY controller AIccooey viii begin negotiations
III, Tapi,.re 10 dispose of thcm at the most adj
"..--1a,,s terms f-cliZ 6. IsInan, the Philadel-
Gta r-aI estate sDeculator, LETT word Mt the Con-
,roIIor,s department that II the bonds were moi
sold he would take the lot at par.
7, ~ thc Controllers failure 10 sell the last
isLe of bonds which led 10 his desire to DC abe 10
,otiate rrfyate sa!es- At that time only SZ-VO oVD
~ -, e. H. ~ go GOO 900 taken There had
inst been passed a law permitting the S'nkIns
Ip,d Commission 70 FIX the rate for city nohda
nd corrorate stock. and many mere thpught '4at
-, ,ort~oI,cr would increase the interest rate on
tbe 5onds but lie preferred 10 try the private Sale
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STEEL RECORD BROKEN.
1-.;ied States Corporations Business
Gro7rs-COrey on Hand.

-;,e- Of tfe United States Steel Corporation
- eeoorf quarter Of tho current year wore
~ thai. in any preceding quarter in the history
4-s .o--orr net returns for the three months
q .-- =, ST -02 20. These figures compare with
20. in the first quarter n the year. s40l25 22
o,-ee7ouaiug time year ago. go 3o5 lls IN
IA zrq 400 r. In the Eea~ before that.
+-.-.5 with tho poorest quarter since the
,-.r-s vas organized. the results ~ the quar-
s- ended were 81 o5S ~ better. T-nIIiod
~ hand on June 90 this year were 7.sl3. IS
a-'t -.-e- Sa.-S-5 ir she preceding three months
.1e 80 m tra same time last year.
=. vee the record breaking thirty DAYS net
-. IA that tine amounting % sl6G5s So In
.,sre -Ces 2 moderate falling Of in the bust
= -s fn July. Il was announced yesterday at
s,-.-rr~-. meeting. orders had fallen of from
~ cent as compared with the correspond
,r-,l ? year ag-- The directors. however. do
- -,,- f-- material reduction in tho volume 81
IN the -eu7al nder n the wear hut thew
-. rze possibility n q1ieter volume -
--zis
go N fcr charges ana aporopriatlons <or
80 .5nd purposes, depreciation OF reserve
- and special Improvement and replacement
a. n addition. after all charges on bonds
s,,-5s-6s On the stocks. which left a balance
s--rs7 there was deducted SIS no 100 on ac-
-. - e1ueaditares made on new plants. new
- s-5 the discharge ~ capital obligations.
-'e surplus t9- -- l' e-oIe vas Fa'+'''''
he meeting % tie directors ". =. Corey pre-
= - Wit the exception Of J. 2. Morgan. J..
= 60 TIE chairman OF the board. and II =.
-, -r-7 a-e IN Europe. most Of thu directors
-. --sss-- Nothing was said about resigna-
- and there a0TarercI- was ~ intention on
s-. ~ tho directors Of suggesting that NJ.
60 retire from thc board ana tho presidency Of
. -,-rorst:on IS matter Of fact. i IS pretty
p, s.+-is5 that 1Ir. Corey viii not resign in tho
~ sr-r-e rs 10 likes his position and lis fellow
s.,.-ors have "a high regard rn- his practical
lido n steal making.
- ,farce YVES --slc in the dividend on tna
.-7,,on ,to-i- . ~ = per cent being declared aud
--s.,a- quarterly "a Uer cent The preferred.
-, preferred dividend s. payable Aurusr 20 and
.5e common september 81.
Tic directors r. Vas said Old not discuss tn-
,s-FsHil,-- ., -rni-ratlnG wi-1 TO striking ore
rs-5'er~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Cir
cult Court:
Two against the Hartman & Carson Company.
No - Thompson avenue ana West Washington
Market. who In the produce business. The
first petition had only creditor. Bryan Waller
stein of Washington, who has claim Of 1915 due
on shipments Of live poultry The claim is made
that the alleged bankrupt made a general assign
1uent on July 50 TO Frank Jerome for the benefit
of creditors. The second had rs its creditors r $
Alpaugh e Co. Sf1. A. Paul. ir. sGI: \. Durham &
Sons. S2l2 and Hugo Josephy q son. $63S- Tho
same allegations of general assignment were
made IN the second petition
Schedules OF Levi g. Richardson, involuntary
bankrupt show debts OF S. 99S; assets 81 lS9. The
principal creditors all claimants for small sums
the largest being /. \. Isaacs $500, secured. and
the plymouth Paper Company $ia3 The assets
consist Of family keepsales So; books. violin and
mandolin 81; printing machinery. $l,7G9; accounts
81 29S and due from the estate OF jeanette Rich
ar.ls SON grandmother. Of Rochester $500
An Involuntary petition flied against 5. T.
Clark tIucorporatedJ, Nos. Aa4 $50 and as Grand
street, 10y creditors with claims follows: Green
witch Bark Sass secured by assigned open Gc-
counts of s.. To-; K!eRle Press, $685. and John A
Bingham. SO insolvency Il admitted
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BUY PENN. STEEL ORE BONDS
Syndicate Takes Over 100000 Worth
from Scandinavian Iron Company.

zr1d.-ar- Composed of henry d West -
PlHadsl71ta liza. EfiEEt1son & 90. ami Estaoro"k
Z Co. - Boston. announce the purchase from the
eran.s5- American Iron Compaur- all or whose
s.1rk is owned n tlsn TcnnsyIs an.s Steel con-
-a1r If sew .l~rzo-. ~ 10000 first mortgage
sinking funds per cent bonds dated July :. ia1--
dc -TGr- r. -s-- These are part % ar authorized
is=le Or -.a..i,..a
TIE -onls are secured through mining rights
without ROYALTY and in fer l- over 27Gll acres Of
a lands r. tbr aia,arl district IN tho province ~
,-ierta cube estimated II contain 6fleN e0e tons
r. trc- ore TIC bonds are also secured by first
florr-aco az twenty niles Of railroad. and IN
c'ruad plane. all plants, terminals rights, etc
row ~ hereafter ACQUIRED They are further So
c7-a5 r, u g5u-racr deposited with the trustee. tie
G.-s-4 Trust Company. y Philadelphia. between
ire rnerican Iron Company and the sub
s.-.a-- raries If the PennsylTa Steel Com
--r- o. EaU Jersey. VIZ. Pennsylvania Steel Com
rarv ~ Sre,t0u. Penn, and Maryland Steel Com
PAN u SpaIrows Point Nd, whereby the latter
c5aluaules agree 70 take minimum OF 100000
tors - annually a. profit u the spanish
American Iron Company of 81 cents TON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
TRADE OUTGROW.S MONEY
J0hh ". Gates Talks Before Sailing
Of Business Conditions.

John =. Gates sailed Tor Eurone Yesterday on the
"nofd"' Caronia. accompanied 10y his son. Charles
- Gates They expect 70 be gone three months
:" "4H'h 1lIn@ they viii make tour of the British
Isles IN an automobile and then go 20 France
FHere Mr. Gates has leased a 7G90-acre shooting
preserve from the Marquis DO Beauvas
fSefore sailing Nj. Gates talked OF tha business
----L2L-on and The outlook IN the stock market.
he said that i'm his opinion the money growth
I,2d not kept pace with business expansion and
that the scarcity Of money would check = broad
9'och market Drastic financial legislation for tire
purpose Of causing cIrrercv expansion was needed
re saia hut stated further that. while easing
up in business vas IN evidence, he did not believe
10 ne country was facing any serious recession
IN commercial or Industrial activity.
MI Gates said he believed Theodore Roosevelt
N'ud h@ me n'Xt Republican Presidential nominee.
ana that II nominated ne would he elected II IS
S.A'eenent regarding the business outlook was in
part as follows
The truth Of the matter IS there II not sufficient
money for legitimate business purposes Business
hsS grown 700 fast n comparison with the growth
0f our money supply. The business EXPANSION Of
the country reached point where II was forced to
STOP due 20 the fact that there sufficient
money 70 allow 1t to continue its record breaking
paoe. We VII have to slow UP a little until the
money supply catches up
I do not know when this readjustu1ent VIII take
place, bat there IS one thing certain. there viii
have 70 be some drastic financial legislation for
me purpose OF banding our money supply before
me vast and unlimited resources Of the country
can be developed as they should be developed
There are at present no indications that We ara
going TO have easy money market for the r.
maiHdeT Of the year. An active bun market and A
continuation Of the pressure which has character
ized al. lines Of business the last year
disastrous 10 all lines or business It is because Of
this that say a slowing up IN business will prove
beneficial IN the end. When We get some good
substantial currency legislation we VIII then not
have live in ear Vrohjhltive rates for rrnrcv
on every little squirt in business.
The development Of tho steel and iron Industry
over the last several years has been more pro
ro.nced tan over before IN history. but the press
ure IS 0aw or. which can be construed as favor
Tg4f hoe
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EueopEAN pRopUcE MARKET.

Liverpool. July So-C1osins: WffEAT-Spot quiet; No
rcd Western winter Is IA futures steady; July IS
I'D. ssuteuler. 2'aI. December, ~ 44d. CORN
spot steady: American mixed. new, Js Id old Northern
- 24i futures quiet July nominal, - pemler. Is lei
TfGt, london COAST steady - 1usMt3 ST
PEhe-t,anaaiau firm a Cd FtDUR-Wiater patents
oiIef nj NEEF-I.Atrst India steady at
58s "a. PORK-Prnic mess. Western quiet IS 6l.
IIA Af-Sh0.t cut. Is H. steady 57s ID BACON
,uuiherlard 70 70 90 II, quiet al Us 3D. short rit
IL 10 20 H. 64s Cd lens clear middles light, -
"a ~ steady Js I'D do heavy, - 10 A. r. gulet al
sd backs l6 % - n. quiet at Ats %;
clear bellies. Il TO 10 70. az Sos SHOULDERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31

A ADVERTISEMENTS ard subscriptions Tor The Trteuns
~ received a, their Uptown once No 1864 Broadway.
between Both and 37th SITS, until O'Clock Adver
Elements received following branch Offices
lar Office rates until O'Clock Wiz 254 sth
cor. l53 9th ave. cor 18th St: 81 East
14th st. West 42d s.: between 7th and sth ayes
oGs West 18th St 1888 3f ave-. between 18th 7Ith
ats 1926 Sd ave- 61st ST nos ave- seth
at fs7 East I25th ST.: 756 fremont $50 81
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= C. FRlck HuRRiEs FROM EUROPE

'-a'y r. Fric.-. 81 was learned with some suTp'
!, al Street yesterday. IS on his way nome ."
sfnas'g Sew York. which sailed from ~
heHth '''. "Di'~ -
~. Prick and z. H. Gary. chairman OF IN
d ~ olates Steel Corporation sailed Tor I-pi
0,+ DR.. Gary r. not expected 20 return ~
me early part 81 September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
GLENN AFTER FREIGHT RATES.
North Carolina Governor VIII Discuss
Charges Of Discrimination with Railroads.

Fae:Eh. x o.. ,a-y SIN reply 10 letter from
''fTnor Glenn the leading railroads % the S'a's
geo To-day ~ NEE, with him ard me 1oi p'i
!. Commission o. august 70 discuss chai ,
freight rate discrimination against Nd--D
fnlis n the STATE Tho last Legislature appfo-
80 20 ASri 10 s}efray the expenses OF an lhEtst.
e.'t Of this nature. Governor Glenn ne,LhI
ilsatlgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
CHICAGO FIRE CAUSES 100000 LOSS

chicago July oo.-The plant OF the Chlcaso Ne"
- f,oe+nn Refrigerator Company, at DIST
.o+ and Central Park avenue, was damaged Dy
-. tolav To the extent OF 100000. The nhIllea'
- f,r a time threatened 70 destroy the entie
,i,,,ant originated BY the bursting or an OIL
~ IN the steel shop = number OF cottages al
r,,ine, the refrigerator plant were saved alIer I"
- fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31
u,,,,oN.poLLAR COAL MINE MERGER.

rast s.. Louis III, July 2o.-The consolidation
- 49,, coal mines and q washcry under the name
- the Ressener Coal Company captalzeo at
=, on, 600 Iecarc known to-day through the an
s-'o,,I,or, of the election of officers. II IS pc
i,4 ,bat the merger IS step toward the u.t-
49,, consolidation Of all the mines along the In
HIa.' ra,'traI RAILWAY southwark from here. w ..
Wilson Of Pinckneyvc, IL, Is president OF the
new corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-31

~ H. staFiu. who vas q member 81 de I'ap'0
49,, 60 Commission. sailed yesterday on me
~ aroma 10 said he had no definite Plals
lso.s. Nsehtlon. bat would be away for SOM
IL s. ar. Giaria said lie had faith "a inc -
,so oer'icc Commission and expected good results
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SQUARE II 70 n 10. steady sSs CO. LARD-Prus
western in Arm at 44s Cd American refined.
raiis strong Sd. CHEIS5tCanadan finest white.
noy steady Cd: do C0ured new. steady Cd
TAILOW-Prime city firm at 3ss TURPHNTINF,-
s-ir- cuie at As Cd. LLNSEED OIt--NeaI az RS
OLEJSf-Steady at esd EOsIN-CunlInou
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ctrArE OF NEN YORK. INSURANCE. DE-

StTATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE De
- rart-i Albany. June 18Th I0OT-Vhareas the
Teutooa Insurance Company Iocsted a. %ey. CLEANS
stat. ~ Louisiana. has Elel il c-ts Cf-ce
statement b. tLe proper 9cers tNSre7 sh2-ns
spocts with tia t.is state relating
sarre Companies incorporated by other states % the
United States
Vow therefore IN purslaHre o. law 7 OTTO KEEL.
CE-E S-uar-rr-u6eur o. Insurance OF r-e state %
York do hereby certify tirat said COMPANY -
authorized transact IT'S appropriate business
o. rs Insurance with
during current year The Condition and Business
of Company the date OF such statement tDe-
c.1lher II 1909 - shown follows,
Aggregate amount OF admitted -SSSa3 81 S.
sgr~,gata amount OF liabilities Except Capt
-. and surplus Including reinsurance 4StSf %
Amount actual paid Capital -'t'Nto 90
Surplus all liabilities -t y -,
o. Tor the - I ~,
rlxr.-seruerts S9-u55 O5
In Whereof. have hereEEto subscribed my
name and caused seal ofca ID b affixed this
dav and year above written
fSas1 OTTO KELSEY.
Superintendent % Insurance.
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Citations.

yI1li- PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK.
i bv the Srace q sod tres and i1aePe7'e.t--5,l
lIsrrist !. A George. T-u.r y Elmer. iiauIa-Eia g.
Austin Laura Austin. t-e heirs aa- E-1t x KIN o.
deceased. sta1 Whereas Lewis
r. AleG n gt-y 80 Yers--s. has Lately applied %
--- -. f.. OK New
save Il certain Instrument 81 writus and coii- thereto
and personal property. duly proved
rs tan .sst Nlu and les. amen, W Corn"a Austin 4.s
Ir-,.4t- state jersey. deceased! therefore
,, ana each o. Won cited appear before Sur
--rar. az our county kor-. ~ ga-c9
a.. ar> r~ O. ~
-fsri inc hundred az hait-gasJ ten O'Clock
-ra forenoon o. day then there attend
r-b7te ~ the said VIII and Testament Arr 5u-E
~ y9u es are hereby cltei, ur,!e- the OK
tvy- years. required 70 appear by your guar
rf4- have II have appear and
a--,- or % - appointed. IN tha OF
-sss-- failure guardian VIII De appointed
r- --e SIrrogGts o represent art a-- for
rr1ce~i!U-
n .7.s0y whereof have Sea- O..
~.rroEal-.s court o. Tho said County O. Nev
r.. 81 Work. ta re-r--to affixed Witness Hon
Frank IT, Fitzgerald a surrogate o. our said
county Of N-v York said COUNTY. tH- Cs-h day az
Jure n he ear LORD Thousand hundred
60" DANEI. : D0wDNET
q
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E. B. COULTER, Manager

H. Z. Witwer's little - acct
Asntaliy dranks some saaoasa9RneA -
lasG week. A physicisn ws6tnme-
taiately called who succeeded In re-.
storipo him to consciousness.
Children's day exercises were held
at the s. L. W. school house June
l6. The children did finely, show
ing talent rs we'll as training. The
house was decorated very prettily
with roses.
At q special school meeting at the
Lincoln school house the proposition
to build another room was defeated.
They decided to put in furnace.
Mrs. ~DeSellem was engaged for the
coming school year. This is MRS.
DeSellem's third year in this place.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
AshToN

Miss Ona Kimberly has been
spending few weeks At the home OF
Mn. G. A. Carlson.
Mrs. Kimberly and her son. Or-
willie, Of Greeley spent "wednesday
With Mfs. @. A. Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Afford Carlson OF
Fort Collins spent the Sabbath Win
relatives of this district.
M. and Mrs. Charles Swink spent
a few days Of last week with frfehos
and relatives of Fort Collins.
The Misses Lizzie and Rena mait-
land returned home last week attet
Spending some time with Mrs. j. H.
Lewis.
Miss Olivia Hanson returned home
from Denver this week after spend.
inc = few weeks with friends anc
relatives there.
The young ladies Of this vicinity
spent wednesday afternoon At mts'
Boresen's to got up . young iao'es
sewing club. The afternoon was
Joyful one and wss decided 10 mee'
Thursday, June q, with Miss ca'h'
crime Forquer.
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CtLCREST

f. 8. Miller was here Wednesday.
J. p. Gressler of Johnstown was
here this week.
Mrs. E. w. Rogers and Miss Tfson
will start for the east Sunday
Mrs. s. Stevens, daughter OF A. J..
Acbter, made visit here last week.
G. E. Thomas, a Gilerest real
estate dealer, is here contracting 'ior
. new building.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. W. Rogers ana
Miss Allene Tison went TO DenVef
saturday evening. returning Mon
day.
Mr.. McCunif of Canon City was
here last week looking over os'e
around and contemplating starving a
drug store here.
Mrs, Steve Mapes gave "ance anu
supper Thursday evening !" nel
restaurant. There we're over thifty
couple present and all report . very
snjoyble time.
Charles E. Thomas and Ecwsro
r. Hensley, both real estate us.se,s
az Eaton, came to town 'as' W..
.nd invested in a lot on Main street
where they will erect o"''''"s 'n
side Of sixty days.
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tendance at Highland Park college,
sIsa Aosnss, la.. returned home for
vacation last week.

tendance at Highland Park college,
.Ess Moinss, la., retSrnsd home fol
vacation last week.
S. d. Griffith has just completed a
material addition to his residence.
This makes two new rooms with
porch and much added convenience.
Rev. Virgil Walker Of Ault, who
has been preaching here alternate
Sundays for the new organization Of
the church Of Christ, will leave the
state the latter part of this month.
He goes to Missouri and later Will
enter college in Eden, Okla.
Mrs. Orner, mother Of Mrs. S. D.
Grif1th, died at her home In Nelson
Neb., last Wednesday. Mrs. Orner
had been a sufferer for two years
from some cancerous trouble. Mrs.
Grifflth did not go back as 1t was her
mothers wish she should not be
asked to come.
Mrs. w. Il. Morris, who formerly
lived In the Greeley neighborhood'
died at her home near H1llsooro
Thursday morning after an extended
illness from consumption. keV.
Moore of the Hillsboro Presbyterian
church had charge Of the services
and burial occurred at Greedy Satur'
day. Mrs. Morris sister from AL
bapy, N. Y, and relatives from
Denver we're in attendance.
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EvANs

j. T. Cornelius was Denver vlsi'
tor last Friday.
Geo. Herriott has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Miss Phoebe Neimyer Is visiting
with friends In Hardin.
Mrs. Willie and daughter, Rose,
are Denver visitors this week.
The threshing outfits are getting
ready for long run Of threshing.
E. Fl. Behrens brought In the trst
load OF alfalfa to town on Monday.
John Paul has twenty acres of rye
almost ready to cut in the south part
Of town.
Dan Pierpoint Is improving after
undergoing an operation on one OF
his limbs.
Mrs. Archie Park and children OF
Hardin were guests of Mrs. Niemeyer
Saturday and Sunday.
G. X. Carson returned to Colorado
Springs Monday after several days
spent with Evans friends.
Mrs. ]. C. Fox and daughter lett
for Denver Monday after, visit at
their ranch southwest of town.
Mrs. Prunty of Cleghorn, Ia, and
Miss Cora Crawford Of Oklahoma are
guests of Mrs. A. McCollum and
family.
The U. p. is raising and building
an addition to the Evans section
house and laying new tracks, getting
ready for the increase in business
here.
The grading outfit of the Kings
bury brothers of Kersey have finished
the o. P. approaches to the new
bridge two weeks ahead Of their con-
tract
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NUNN

George Strong is on the SICK l'st.
Edward Boyce went to Cheyenne
Monday.
c. c. Branson went to Denver IN
his auto Saturday.
Miss Ragland visited her mother
IN Boulder over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. J. McCabe and Miss Nellie
Of Boulder came up Saturday TO
spend a few weeks on the farm.
Mrs. w. L. Good and Miss Helen
attended the union memorial ser
vices of the l. o. 0. F. and he'
bekahs at Ault Sunday.
The livery barn at this place
changed hands last week, Brewing
ton g. Gillette selling out TO w. NJ
Laird and son Of Snyder, Colo.
The Num- Commercial club held a
verv interesting meeting last satur-
day evening. Arrangements "ere
made to meet the members OF the
ditch company next Wednesday even
inc to talk of the water proposltlon.
II is desired that everybody inter-
ested in this subject turn out en- thae
evening.
A merry fishing party OF boys &C,
companied by G. S. Eastlack' s'si.eo
the river near Bellevue, twenty-five
miles west, last week. The party
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consisted of Albert, Edward and
samuel Eastlack, Joe Nafziger and
Vivian Good. 1t has not been de-
cided who told the biggest fish story
on their return.
Arrangements have been completed
for the organization of new camp
of Modern Woodmen Of America at
Num- Thursday evening, June 20, In
the new hall erected for that pur-
pose. The exercises will begin at I
O'Clock and one of the leading feat
ures will be a banquet to which all
Woodmen and their lady friends are
cordiallyssinvited.
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hlghlandlalxe
here are three boats on this lax

here are three boats on this lake
race Daley expects to teach
nl next year.
u Morrison Of Mt. Zion WAS >
here Wednesday.
ain Is badly needed here now.
cially on the dry land farms.
Ome OF the beet workers are
ugh blocking and thinning the
II. Knott and p. M. Mead were
lug after their mountain ranch
week. ~.
sSeral of the farmars are hauling
grain to market now as the
es are good.
0me Of the farmers expect to be-
cutting alfalfa soon. That crop
0oa In this locality.
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PEokhAM

v Hubbard, northeast OF Peck
Is putting up . %, 600 house.
| W. Ewing is improving his
property by the erection Of ,
[ent block barn.
EIvps lss look fine all through the
",'m neighborhood and With no
luck this will be . prosperous
'or this section.
Cn,,. a. Bright Is getting = great
m aa. OF satisfaction from his new
'a.'hg plant. He has Installed
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HILLS BoRo

The Loveland farm has '"'0'' ~
sold to Mr.. Kibby. - =.
Ch,,dren's day will be Observed 10
uillsboro with appropriate p''
June o. , ,,s,.
Mrs. Messick, who has been visit,
ing her mother in Lo'e'a''''
home last week. 49,.
~ Ths general store is busy these these
days caring for their les sa;d workers
and the added army OF he''
IN the vicinity. ,,on In ...
Ezsd Russell, who i'ao '
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All Over. Weld.

gasoline engine and an elevated
tank furnishes head Of water from
which he irrigates his yard.
G. f. Keyes is just completing one
of the prettiest cottages In the
country at Psekham. The buiidine
II 24x4O with six rooms and most
modern accessories. He has wind
mill and tank to furnish water Tor
the kitchsn and for general house
use. Tho family expect to move
from Denver and take possession this
mouth.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20
the oULTA


)hn Clarkson's have . brother. M
From Missouri visiting them at
pnt.
Fops are all looking 6ne now.
are nearly all thinned and hsy-
pill soon commence.
T. Lawrence and family have
ed down to Mr.. Innings on the
nsoD ranch to tend the beets on
place.
10 Houtchens and family from
Pley and Miss Bertha Strickland
Windsor spent Sunday visiting
Il. Waite's.