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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03
POR CARLOS DICKEN

entonces mlady,el elogio me pertenece n sino
mistress Rouncewell, que la ha traido casa.
-Supongo que vuestra doncela
No es favorita confdente, Ia encargo inf
nidad de comisiones.
-Os compaces enerla vuestro lado como una flor,
un pajaro cuadro o perro. No. perro pero
en- todo case como un obeo precoso-dice Volumna
acento enternecdo-Es muy hermosa, mistress Rounce-
well tene aspeco tan sano, tan respectable Debe de
ser muy veia v sin embargo a1n muy hermosa ro-
austa.
El baron rehexona que justo natural que La
Je de Chesney Void persona respectable aprecla
ademas predeccion mistress Rouncewen, lie gus
Ia que la elogen As pues responde Volumna que ene
mucha raz6n 10 cual LENA de santo orgulo querida
prima.
-sNo ha tenido ninguna hija ?-pregunta.
II Mistress Rouncewellq No pero hiJo hasta
que dos Para que hasta punto ha egado ell
desorden de nuestro sglo e cua hay va distinction
de classes hab de saber que NJ Tulknghorn ha dicho
que haba ofecido al hijo de mistress Rouncewe la
didatura para ell Parlamento.
Voumnla anza grito de sorpresa.
81, para ell Parlamento-repite sir Leicester.
mo sc habra vsto igual Y que hombre
ese dice Volumnia.
-Creo que dueno de fundci6n de hierro-res-
pende sir Leicester
VoIumna lama otra exclamation
SI los nformes que han dado positivos, que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

En- la sala primera de esta Corte
de Distrito, han sido resueltas las Sic
guientes resoluciones, por el juez del
Toro Cuebas. -
Declarando sin lugar una demanda
de Guillermo Escudero contra Aveli-
no Vicente, sobre cobro de dinero.
Declarando con lugar una deman-
da de Juan Balderrama contra la Su-
cesi6n de Andres Miranda Torres, pa
ra que Sc le reconozca como hiio le-
gitlm ode dciho Andres Miranda To-
rres. "A
Desestlmando una solicitud de
Eduardo Rivera, sobre declaratoria de
dominic de una fnca rustica en- el ba-
rrio oCubuy,D de Lola; euya solici-
tud Sc habian opuesto ell Banco Terri
torlal ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Condenando 4 Rosendo Aleiandro
demoler parte de su casa, construi-
da en- solar correspondence Ines
Delgado y condenando esta 4 sepa-
rar una cerca suya tendida en- parte
del solar de aquel, y denegando la
peticl6n de danos Y perjuicios hecha
por la sonora Delgado. A.
Declarando sin lugar una deman-
da de la succession de Juan B. N1nez
contra Fernando Montilla, sobre nu-
hdad de procedimiento hipotecario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

En- el cuartel general de La policia
Sc recibi6 esta manana un telegrama
del jefe de la policia de Guayama se-
nor Schettini, informando que, prac.
ticada la investigation del fuego ocu-
rrido en- los canaverales de Mae Kor-
NTH, en- aquella jurisdiction, han res
sultado culpables del mencionado de-
Ito, Eleuterio Berries Enrique Cal-
zada, quicnes ingresaron EN- La carceL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03
Servicio de Anemia

El doctor Gutierrez Igarayidez, di-
rector del Servicio de Anemia, nos ha
ha remitido un modelo para los traba-
JOS de inspection que deben llevar q
cabo las juntas consultivas dc Anemia
en- cada pueblo.
III modelo csta muy bien presentad0
y consta de preguntas, todas intere-
santlsimaG. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Ell alcalde de GALES ha recibido los
pianos lie las importantes obras pd.
blicas municipales que la administra-
cion uene en- proyecto, y ell expedien-
te para la contradiction lie un empress
tito con el Tesoro Insular; correra aho-
ra su frantic ordinario, y no sc hara
tardar la descada iniciacion de dichas
obras que, van determinar un gran
progreso local.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03
A s. l.5O

Els de mucha utilidad, no solo para
los Abogados, Cortes Judiciales, Ayun-
tamientos. Corporaciones y empleados
de todos los ramos, sino tambien para
los comerciantes, industriales J perso-
mas de negocios, el conocimiento de las
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprobadas por
las CAmaras ell Consejo Executive en-
ell pasado afio de 1907.
Sc venden 4 $1.60 en- In Librerfa del
Boletfn Mercantl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

FL lunes pr6ximo, empezaran los
examenes para La obtencion del titulo
de abogado en- el tribunal supreme.
Formaran la junta de examenes la
misma que actu6 el ano pasado, me-
nos ell senor Rossy que ha presenta-
do la renuncia de su puesto. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Han contraido matrimonio cat6lica
en- Sabana Grande, la senorita Rosita
Lopez Y el joven p. Segarra, muy aprs
ciado en- aquella sociedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Ha tornado possession del cargo d
Juez municipal de Coamo, Ell senior Pa
bio Alfaro, nombrado recientemente,
por ell gobernador. A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

La Junta de examenes para aboga-
dos estara compuesta de los senores
don Jacinto Texidor, don Libertad To-
rres Grau, don JESUS Maria Rossy, don
Cayetano Coll y Cuchi Mr.. Hotkins.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Sc ha concedido una licencia al men-
sajero del Departamento de justicia,
senior Telesforo Garcia. al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03
fOT1CaAS


Nuestro corresponsal en- Carolina,
nos informa que el primero de aio,
se inaugurara en- aquel pueblo el nue.
vo hospital que hace tempo Sc ve-
mia constituyendo.
Sc encuentra mejor de su dolencia
Ell doctor Gimenez Sanjurjo, de Ca
guas.
Han regresado de Carolina, los Sc
flores Rubio Mercader, empleados
de Obras Pnblicas, quienes Sc tras-
ladaron al mencionado pueblo para
inspeccionar los terrenos que aquel
ayuntamiento solicito fuesen declara-
dos de utilidad publica para cons
truir un acueducto.
Actualmente Sc estan hacienda obras
de consideration en- ell hospital aTri-
coche,n de Ponce bajo la direction de
su director ell doctor Coronas.
Ell nuevo matadero que Sc constru-
we actualmente en- la ciudad del Sur
eostara aproximadamente $4,000.
ITa fallecido en- Camuy la que fue
virtuosa apreciable senora dona Do
lores Cruz, que gozaba en- aquella To-
calidad de gran estimaci6n.
SOLARES EN- SANTURCE-En la
parada 20 sc venden cuatro solares Pc
auenos en In calle ''Los dos HERNIA
nos. siete. tres pequcnos y cuatro
grandes, en- In calle de Canals.
Dirigirse, para detalles { informes
4 la sonora Latimer. viuda de Carrera.
Ha regresado de Europa, via Nue.
VA York, el sefor Gustavo Saint Lau-
rent distinguido comereiante de Ma
yagiiez.
Ha salido para su residencia de Ma
yagiiez, el hcenciado Pascacio Falar
do, que se encontraba aver en- esta
ciudad
Sc encuentra enfermo en- Hatillo, ell
seflor Jose Santiago, concejal de aquel
Ayuntamiento.
Esta noche dara su concerto anun-
cado On el Teatro Municipal, la ar
tista Alma D Alma Ell pianista Mar
shall. Han eirculado profusomente
programs para la function de esta no.
che.
.El sabado proximo Sc inaugurara la
temporada de zarzuela con La gran ope
ra espanola ola TempestadD cantada
nor la Baillo. Blanchart, Sotorra Y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

FL joven senior Diego Lopez ha Sis
do condenado a cinco dollars de null
ia por comprar billetes de la loteria
de Santo Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Ha salido para Carolina, don Josl
3. Palacios, marshal de aquella Corts
Municipal. ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03
Hotel Paris
GALE NENDEZ VTCO. No IA
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0it1ads sst@ estAhlecimisnte On Oh centre
ts n salls ksndss Vigo, con IN jardin 81
Asnts, - sl que reune mayoses ventAjas
y ssnsdidAdss para los sehores viajeros, y
Il cue suenta CON mejores habitacionss fres
90, vsntiladas, mAgnlhcos banos J dachas.
- OemidAs ( todas horas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

I'll sabado proximo sc inaugurara la
temporada de zarzuela con La gran 6pe'
ra espanola ola TempestadD cantada
por la Baillo, Blanehart, Sotorra y
Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Nuestro corresponsal en- Carolina,
nos informa que el primero de aiio,
se inaugurara en- aquel pueblo Ell nue.
vo hospital que hace tempo Sc ve-
MIA constituyendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Esta noche dara su concerto anun-
ciado On el Teatro Municipal, la ar
tlsta Alma D Alma ell pianista Mar
shall. Han eirculado profusomente
programs para la function de esta no
che.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Sc encuentra mejor de su dolencia
Ell doctor Gimenez Sanjurjo, de Ca
guas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-03

Sc encuentra enfermo en- Hatillo, el
sefior jose Santiago, CONCEAL de aquel
Ayuntamiento.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25

develop the possibilities OF the city
and country. outside capital for a
street ear system would amount In
s,,bstonce to a loan to the commun-
nv. at probably fair rate OF in
tsrest. 1t is just question OF
method. There is limit to the
credit OF local business men. ana
3, is lust a question OF whether they
want to use that credit to build a
street car system or for puiidlhs
else. The street car Will
come sooner or later. anyway
whether or not local people put one
dollar into the enterprise. The ar
rival of the street car may, however,
he hurried or retarded in proper
fion to the amount OF financial in
.erest local people take In 1t.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
EDITOR HANSEN LEAVES.

AS announced elsewhere in this
paper. the Tribune has lost the ser
vices of man who has guided its
editorial course continuously for the
past six years.
Not since the establishment
of the Tribune on that raw stretch
of sagebrush and cactus known as
Union Colony. thirty-eight years
ago, has one man continuously done
this work for the Tribune for so
long time. with the single excep-
ton OF J. Max Clark. who was its
editor from 1890 to 1900.
In the loss of Mr.. Hansen We
,rankly admit the loss of one OF the
best editorial writer's in the state Of
Colorado. Coming to Greeley as he
did, full of the experience that only
a big city paper can give, and bring
ing with him a real love for the
country and an abiding faith in his
fellow man. with broad sympathies
always for the under dog in the fray.
he has obtained grasp on local
problems of politics, civic growth
and the general welfare of this
county that many men MS bright
would not acquire in lifetime. The
fact that he has announced his in
tention to stay in Greeley and con-
tinue in his chosen line of work
means that he will continue TO cham.
pion his own paper all that is hest
for the community that the Tribune
stands for. We are glad to give this
voluntary tribute to the worth of
helper who has decided to leave the
familiar old craft for one of whose
seaworthiness he as yet knows little.
While reluctant to have Mr.. Han
sen leave. it must be remembered
that the Tribune is bigger than any
man who works on it. or any man
WHO ever owned 1t. Like all news
papers of similar age and standing.
it Is an Institution. as much so, al
most, as schools or churches. postof-
ice or city government. We're II
swept out OF existence by fire to-
night, and. its employees all buried In
its ruins. 1t would still live, rising
from its ashes. Phoenix-like. and be
a power in the community. Ups and
downs all newspapers have, but the
newspaper that been established
firmly in community never dies.
The Tribune expects to grow better
and bigger year by year. as the COM
munity grows. and to be in the fu-
ture, as in the past. ''at the top of the
heap" in the local newspaper field.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
RAISE THE LIMIT.

The crowded condition Of Greeley
schools is duplicated in hundreds OF
other places in Colorado. Three
and four pupils where there is only
room for two. No money to build
with. and bonded up to the legal
limit. And this state Of affairs will
get worse instead of better. Mucn
as we dislike to see community
saddled with heavy bonded debt.
communities are much like indiyid-
uals, and there are times and cir
cumstances when debts are necessi-
ties. 1t is necessary to care for the
mental growth and training of the
children as 1t is that they shall be
fed and clothed, If this republic is
to continue on the earth. IL we
have not the money to give chem
these things. then we MUST go in
debt. whether we will or not The
bonding limit must be raised BE- the
next legislature.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
sPUD DEALER LOSES $4,000.
X. l.. Martin Of Ault Has Kansas Citv
Broker Arrested.

j. D. Key. Kansas City commits
sion merchant, was yesterday arrest
ed In that city by former Chief of
PoIlce Hayes. on charge of en-
bezzling $4,000 in a transaction for
the purchase of several carloads os
potatoes from r. l.. Martin of AMT
Undersheriff Thomas Baird Of
Denver will leave today with reoui-
sition papers for the return OF the
prisoner to Colorado.
Key has a brother who is also !,
the commission business at 22 East
Third street, Kansas City. Kew wen,
&c Ault recently and purchased n
Shipment OF potatoes from Martin
VINO Is In partnership with E G.
hun. In the potato growing business
The Colorado authorities attrmn,.
ed to have the arrest made tbronrh
Chief OF Police Andrew O'Uearno
nut Tor some reason he did NOT MAKE
the arrest and the former CHIEF was
called into the case.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
EDITORIALS
THAT PRIVATE SNAP.

Public office as a private snap
has been the subject OF tons of Or
atory and miles OF heavy editorial
for years, and still continues to be a
fayorite topic, especially before cleo
tion time. AS this is after election,
We may be pardoned for taking lit
tle glance at the other side of the
question, i. e.. public Office as a
detriment to the fellow that has
one
That may sound bit queer to
the fellow who has this year for the
first time been elected to some Of
fee after strenuous campaign, and
Who is still summing himself in the
congratulations of his friends who
helped him to win. But he will have
his awakening. as every other poll
tician or office-holder has had. since
politics became business.
Politics as an occupation can never
measure up with a forty-acre farm
for satisfaction nor for income. I'm
less the politician is CRATER OF
the worst sort. his net income will be
less in a period of four, six or ten
years than it would be from forty
acre farm in the Greeley district.
For long time previous to cleo
tion we hear remarks that the fell
lows at the court house are not earn
ing their salaries of from $4,000 to
$4,000 annually; that they could
not earn near that amount II put out
OF the steam-heated Offices to rustic
for themselves.
1t must be admitted that it is
pleasant to sit in swivel chair, paid
for by the public. and discuss mat
ters OF party policy with your con-
stituents from up or down the river.
That is the side of the game that the
public sees, and not often the be-
hind the scenes side. 1t would sur
prise the good public to know that
the big salaries paid to its officials
In order that the service may be ef-
ficient, dwindles down to half. one
third. or even one-quarter of the
full amount before 1t reaches the
wife and babies of the official.
One county official few days
ago told Tribune man that his first
election cost him $1,7OO. We will
suppose that his Office paid s2,5OO,
which is not the salary of that par
add enough to that for the next two
years in the way of donations to var
ious charity and non-charity schemes
to eat up the first years salary. That
cuts the income down to the salary
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
JUST A QUESTION OF METHODS

Figuratively speaking. where there
Is SO much railroad smoke there
must be some railroad fire. Since the
agitation for more railroads for
Greeley, steam, electric. or air. he
gan few years ago. there has never
oeen quite the same quality OF smoke
as may be seen at the present mo-
ment. Result, IL We are arv i,a,e.
OF appearances, there will he an
other railroad into Greeley within
the next six months. Work will aIao
De under way by that time for q
local street car system. GreaIev ia
spreading out SO fast and so far that
some means OF conveyance other
than shanks' horses. has become a
necessity The few building lots
close In have become So high nr,ced
tnat they are almost too yaIuah,e
Tor residence purposes. The land
1arther out is not selling as ranidlv
as 1t should because OF the dist.nce
from the business center of tba c,tv
ana the lack of proper CONVEYANCE
10 and from the business section
mat is why the street car is in.vit-
able.
There will be valuable fran.
chise 10 grant in connection with
the coming of the street car The,
ls something that should NOT ha .h.
soiutely given away. nor sbor,a II
De made 80 burdensome that /, v,,I
De prohlbitive. We would M. tn
see the street car system owrod ~
local people. but we would also ike
10 see 1t paying proposition and
our people are not railroad
mat is one thing that sbor,a n.
oorne IN mind. 1t is possible. OF
course TO hire railroad brains hut
IL Is also necessary for the mar who
does the hiring to recopnr,, ~
fact that such brains are poeaed "a
make the thing success
There are two ways to lool. =. $40
thing. II the system is c,a,s,,-.
ny local people, If there no .rv
proh's In the enterprise. tbesa will
De left here and kept In cirrnl..,on
lhat Is an excellent thipp
II the system is controlled bv out.
SIDE people, the profits will ho 81,
en- out of the city. but It win ,a.vo
n,a,. ,Joa, 'api'a' free to build business
olocks, nice homes and to othar.,,s.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
LAST OF SERIES.
Acstiames RObie and McCutclseon
Give Dinner and Luncheon.


Give Dinner and Luncheon.
Mesdames George Robie and j. B.
McCutcheen concluded their series
OF social events last week, with q
dinner on Friday evening and a
luncheon on Saturday at the home
Of Mrs. Robie. As at the former af-
fair. yellow and white decorative
scheme was effectively carried out,
chrysanthemums being the flowers
used.
Friday evening at $40 O'Clock a
progressive dinner was served from
small tables. The gentlemen pro-
gressed with each of the seven
courses The young ladies who as
sisted IN the serving were Misses
Nathieen Wheeler and Janet ftobie
The evening was spent plnying
800 There were thirty-two
guests present. The place and tally
cards were dainty water-color work
IN yellow and white.
Saturday the two la.i;es enter.
tanned with an exquisite luncheon.
covers were laid for fourteen and
the artistic table decorations bron ght
torth exclamations OF admiration
from the guests. On the hand-paint-
ca place cards were diminutive pump
klhs' suggestive OF the autumn sea-
son. and the centerpiece consisted Of
chariot fashioned from a pumpkin.
containing doll, daintily dressed In
yellow and white. driving white mice.
AN elaborate menu was served. The
young ladies who assisted we're
MISSES Halle Daven. Marion Fezer,
Kathleen Wheeler and Janet Robie.
me guests at the luncheon were
Mesdhmes Jesse Gale, II. Il. Thayer,
W. @. Wilson. n. d. Harper. II. +.
Graham, William Mayher, Chas. II.
wheeler. J. G. Hughes, j. l., bart
lett' w. G. Estabrook, Charles Seem
and Miss Carena Lee.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25

IL they have been fairly honest they
have less laid up for rainy day
than they would have had lad they
remained behind the desk or coun-
ter. or even upon the forty-acre
farm. Possibly also they have less
self-respect and less real friends
than when first they listened to the
siren voice tempting them to try
for public career.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
HENRY CAM
- nrEN0G9

Mr. and Mrs. s., !" 10 .
La sale ''o'''
THURSDAY
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
of a fairly good clerk in a dry
goods or clothing store.


goods or clothing store.
II the man wants to continue him
self in office for the next two years,
he will begin spending money again
six months before election to keep
good natured certain class OF
leeches who feed more or less on all
the candidates. and whose only
claim to consideration lies in the
fact that they have a vote. and can
possibly control one or two more.
They cannot be overlooked, as it is
certain the other fellow who wants
the Office will not overlook them.
Only a few men can, while hold
ing public Office, work up some pri-
vate business alongside of this, that
they can step into when the fate
that sooner or later overtakes all
ofice-holders, gets them. Not only
that. but natures laws work with
the same certainty upon politicians
as upon anything else, the faculties
rot employed every day soon be-
come weakened and dull and finally
disappear altogether. In the course
of few years these men become
practically helpless to support them
selves and their families. There are.
of course. a few exceptions, but they
are not many.
Possibly a still more baneful in
a.
tician is the more or less gay and
festive life he has to lead in order
to remain good fellow with an
other class of voters that he must
cater to. Once the turning point In
his political career is reached and
the downward movement of the pol
itician as man is far more certain
than his rise, though 1t may not be
SO rapid.
Finally, supposing man has
weathered the financial storms of
political life, has been able to fight
on the liquor habit, and has made
an ideal and efficient oficial. with
every prospect OF an honorable and
| moderately prosperous career as a
public servant, sudden change of
policy of his party by the powers
that be, may put him down and out.
just as effectually as though he was
turned out for cause.
Very few able-bodied men can af-
ford to be in politics. and so long as
the present system of electing our
officials is in vogue. politics will be
strewn with the wrecks OF what were
once some of our best citizens II
you don't believe this, ask some of
the men who have been in the game
for years, but who have recent,
gone into forced retirement. Prac-
tically every one of them counts
those years lost that they have spent
IN public Office. The income has
barely netted them a fair living, and
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
MAYOR GREEN ISSUES WARNING
AND PROCLAMATION.
LOOSE DOGS WILL BE SHOT
II You Value Your Dogs, Keep Them
ut Home. Ii Is Known That y
Strange Mad Dog Has Bit
ten Several Others.
Strays Must Die.

Mayor Green has issued the fol-
lowing proclamation for the informa-
tion of dog owners. whether living
in Greeley or in the country.
Proclamation.
Whereas. Satisfactory proof has
been given to me that many dogs in
the city of Greeley. Colorado. lately
have been bitten by. or exposed to.
dog or dogs suffering from rabies,
as it is said,
And, Whereas, From the nature OF
the case it is impossible to ascertain
what particular dogs have been bit
ten or exposed.
Now. Therefore, Al q precaution-
ary measure, 1t being necessary for
the public safety and welfare. by
virtue of the authority vested In me
by Section 5, OF Ordinance No. 90,
of the city OF Greeley, l do hereby
require and command all owners and
keepers Of a dog or dogs In the said
city. to confine such dog or dogs In
a secure place and to keep the same
co SOhbHSu upOhs duu 6ttSI tuG
date hereof and until the suspension
of this proclamation. The provisions
hereof shall apply to all dogs found
running at large within the said city,
irrespective OF the place of resi-
dence of their owners or keepers.
Any person failing or refusing to
comply herewith will be subject to
the penalties in said Ordinance pro-
vided.
The Marshal of the said city OF
Greeley Is hereby authorized and d.
rected to kill every dog found run
ming at large In said city until this
order is suspended.
THE FOREGOING ORDER WILL.
BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this
cath day Of November, A. d. 1908.
F. ]. GREEN,
Mayor.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25

Send the Tribune to your friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-11-25
Notice.

Parties having woven wire stretch.
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