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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-01-01
Personal Presumption

Another instance OF Roosevelt ;
.rasr-5i';,y of temper is related under
% Ko-1;cr-on dat. If De, DIST. in
vI..h Tho 90 Common Sco]d is eX.
,.....3 ,o.,.,..l.ss',. hor,tinn . marty
l.1.o'-o;,.lo ch3uoronpd by one OF
,l.:,. ..,.Iors while ridinr in Rock
Crock p5,.,, on THANKSGIVING Day.
!, .....,,s,l..,. +Io Presidential marty.
...r>-,t.ro nf Mr. Roosevelt. two IA
.,.... md il gentleman. came into the
.,..,,..,,:., }..rAwav from 4 Lyra1h 'tst
.I.aJ .f tLe teacher and her tlrr,.
n,njlS yol,nr ladies' of leading fau-
les from an exclusively women :
.a,,.ra,,- rrar tbe District line
The Ia.trr marty rode very spjritcd
horses and they ehafed considerably
,o simulate ,le slow Gait of the >trcd~
before them. So after considerable
carbjnr. they were given the rein and
missed the aupus- party at a decor
ous and rrSpcctful cat. not dream
+lot in free Amcrica the President
had any preferred rights over the
humhlest citizen. on the public high
way.
This act highly inccnscd the Prcsi-
dent. who with his party rode violent
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-01-01

THE large camps of the Poison Log
ging Company, in Chehalis county,
have resumed operations, putting
some 600 men at work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-01-01

REUF, the San Francisco rascal,
has been sentenced to fourteen years
in prison.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-01-01
One Main Cause OF Indebtedness

+ \ county official speaking to 4
representative OF the STANDARD with
reference to the deficit of thirty
Thousand dollars. observed. it is diff
cult to make taxpayers and their
chosen officials understand that high
expenses cause high tax levies. The
Superior Court expenses have conSti-
I tutcd the largest charge against the
countyS current expense fund for 4
number Of Years. If the people Shall
/ become advised rs to the items Of
these expenses. Il remedy may be-
/ found but aS long as such affairs
are largely kept in the Background.
I the interested public is in the dark
regarding any method for correction
The law may be defective by not pro
viding any adequate method of infor-
nation for the benefit Of the taXpay-
crS. The Commissioners having the
general management of the count $
business affairs, possess the authority
and with the assistance of their cleri-
cal help can get and segregate such
items from the records in the County
Auditors and Clerk $ offices to be put
in proper and understandable shape
every three or six months; then en-
tered upon the minutes, and publish
ed with the proceedings of the board.
1t cannot be expected that any pri-
vate party should assume such duty.
The best he might be able to accom-
pliSh in that behalf would be after
a somewhat laborious task he might
extract the information for his own
benefit. which in no sense could be-
come official.
AND On CHRISTMAS DAYTON
what should have been the most
peaceful and hallOwed season of the
year, brOil between Jack Brady, a
cook by occupation, and an unknown
foreigner over some triting incident
regarding possession of a seat in the
smoker temporarily vacated by the
later which resulted in its re-occu-
patton by him. The two men after
wards met on the platform of the
car, while the train was in motion;
two miles south of Gate City, and
the quarrel was renewed, when the
foreigner stabbed Brady and threw
him off the car into the ditch, where
he laid incapable of moving or max
ing his presnce known in the stormy
weather for 81 hours, until o'clock
Saturday afternoon. when he was
discovered by hunters, who took him
to Gate, whence he was brought to
st. Peters hospital, this city, in the
evening. Besides the stab, Brady S
hip was broken, and the muscles of
the abdomen torn, and peritonites
had set in. The physician called, at
once pronounced the injuries latal.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
EDITORIALS
DRUGS AND MIND CURES

Dr.. Rershing's lecture on mind
D1os and other matters medical,
WAieA Was given at the city hall
~ Saturday night, was worth while,
n EAat it had q tendency to enlighten
- public upon many phases of dis
AanD and curative agents More of
0eA lectures. by recognized author
aaa. would be good for the public,
II any large proportion of the pub
lie took interest enough in the sub
Joct to atteAd and do q bit Of think
a1g. It has become q habit with
0Aay to deory all doctszs ~ quAcks.
so all drugs as dangerous and use
1o0. while almost As large = portion
inolst that so-called -Dind cures
oAAer the various names of Christian
science. mental science. divine heal
Ing. ETC.. are rank frands. The more
- subject IL studied. however. the
0eee It becomes evident that both
Aa~s their important part In the cure
- tie Ills of humanity The church
- are taking up the work of the
DAysfo1an In many places and the
0o11eAl profession In turn II coming
- gave to mental healing it, proper
Deaas in the curative scheme of hu-
DanlEy. Az the work OF each be-
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IT'S r,rY. tbs, IT'S TRUE

II is too bad that the short oo"' ~
in domestic science now IN seSs,o,
at Unity church can not be a''o"'eu
by every woman in Weld county "Nu
especially by that large CLASS "
Young women who expect 10 pres'u'
over n home some day, ana "n"'
woman does not? There's sooo 'u'
the race in every hour spent III 'ne
course. 1t is practical and it is worth
while. There are too many "oihe''
today who cannot make home ior
two on their husbands salary OF
SOS a month. There are too many
frills in their education and ho'
enough OF the really practical ihe
short course in domestic science mas
a tendency to remedy the evil nut
the trouble is, as Miss Rausch puts
1t. those who need 1t most are least
likely to attend.
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PRISONER IS SET
FREE YESTERDAY
WAS JAILED FOR BooTLEGGING
Ssrvc Bowman OF Windsor Released
by u Friend.

Monday was holiday, and another
prisoner received his freedom. II
Was not through the clemency OF the
governor. however. as that practice
hss been discontinued. 1t was Only
Q county Jail prisoner VINO had the
Misfortune to be caught selling
booxe. His name was Steve Bowman
and he halls from Windsor, which
has Just been raked with fine tooth
eo0b.
Bowman has the reputation of be-
ing hard and steady worker, but
during the winter he deviated from
the narrow path and sold one drink
too many. In lieu OF the $3.50 cash
he has remained in Jail for the past
two weeks and was overjoyed Mon
day morning when an angel appeared
with the two hundred and fifty. John
Paulson was the man who came to
the rescue. Bowman has worked
for Paulson for many years and will
no doubt repay the amount In labor.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Aht.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Kirby enter
tanned at Sunday dinner. Miss Ada
Coney and her uncle, Mr.. Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clarke enter
tanned Miss Pearl Landers and Her
mann Graefe and family at dinner
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Burnam enter
tanned at six O'Clock dinner Satur-
day night Mrs. Magda Olson and Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson.
Mn. j. NJ. Moore entertained FRI
day night the Misses Margaret Carl
son. Ada Coney. Louise Nelson and
Blanche Irons. The latter Is from
Greeley and is the guest Of Miss Nell
son
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Irrigation District Formed

The formation of the Greeley-Pou-
Dire irrigation district will be brought
before the county commissioners by
petition upon the first day of their
next session, which will be Monday,
March /. The commissioners II they
take favorable action, which is most
likely. will name the day for hold
ing election and fix polls, a pre-
liminary which is legally necessary,
although nine-tenths Of the residents
in the proposed district are known
to be in favor of the new formation.
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NOTICE
D0v 49,

NOTICE
SITE Ms,G OF COLORADO. County OF
IN THE COUNTY COURT, n mo
January Term, A. D. ,sos
In the matter Of the estate Of n:borsh
ann Reed. deceAsed. Order fe- shevv
EasH Geose .. Pef1tiea for sale q R16l
IN ins ~. matter coming on to be heard
9n Iona TINS nth day of February. A. D.
Harry ueon e. REED ees petton pe1s sd herein
sale of the following describe6 real
Of 'aesr Gresey spew''; wa;S L1t in block q. CITY
wateT for the p@Tpose 1unsy &C Go1StsGo oSfsfn
ing moneys wherewith to pay unpaid
,sGiac,es, .aid debts. costs. and expenses Of
MONEYS MOI, e; ne, ama n.ada that any part of such
pc put out on interest or inyested in
interest bearing securities.
upon ' said "a now ne,t,,pe ,at,P,pearine to the cour,
said real estate: 'ne '"'o "
NOW. therefore, 1t is ordered by the
or deyisees Of said estate t9 are " or ans
part thereof. or heirs OF satd deced
en- snt' De ana appear before said cour,
- -. 'ns rttv co%rt y, cIo room OF said court in
affosMsssld 81 Mssah on Monday. the asth day
9no M;arch; a;; a; D.. 1903. at The hour oi
= Cioch IN the forenoon of said
day, then and there to shcw cause
not any Be 'heas mase be- why an order should
ecutor to sell at nrivng nrt,ng The said sa-
scribed real estate Tor the purpose
specified IL I'm in said petition,
he ~ nnh,,sher ,s turner ordered that this order
secutive weeks In the Greeley Tri-
pune. pune. weekly public newsnaper pub
lished In said county. apap''
~ IL further ordered TINT J. M
Curry, of said County az Weid he
az" aa rs hereby appointed as guardian
40 Item Tor Harry Reed minor. 10
~ th S,u minor at said hearing
q. II. BRADFIELD.
r. G. STRONG, o"hey """ee
Attorney for pe,itior.u
tlrs, pubiichtion in Greeley Tribune
ir7eo, ,oaa a. 1903: last publication March
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Confirmed Proof
os 0rssasy Csaaes Do.b
What Has Beea Twice Proved.


In gratitude for complete relief
from aches and pains of bad backs
from distressing kidney ills-thous-
ands have publicly recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills. Residents OF
Greeley. who SO testified years ago.
now say their cures were permanent.
This testimony doubly proves the
worth Of Doan's Kidney Pills to
Greeley kidney sufferers.
David Pattee. retired. 1928 Tenth
Street, Greeley, Colo. says: Il know
that Doan's Kidney Pills live up to
representations. In September 1905,
I gave q statement for publication
telling Of my experience with this
remedy and now gladly reiterate
every word I then said. While
was not seriously troubled by my
kidneys, there were various annoy
ances due to \ disordered condition
of these organs that was very anx.
ious to get rid Of When Doan':
Kidney Pills came to my attention
I procured q supply At the II. Rey.
nolds Drug Co. and they relieved
after other medicines had failed
During the years which have since
[pasoo4, have had NO return of my
former trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price &c
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed ststes.
Remember the name-Doan's ant
take NO other.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Party At tho Normal

Elaborate preparations were made
for the party at the State Normal
Monday night. The Junior Kinder
garten girls entertained the Senior
girls and the AFFAIR was the social
event of the season. The Kinder
garten room was Handsomely decor
been erected and arched over, and
the whole decorated in colors with
tissue paper, bunting and ribbonc
From the arches little stars were suu-
pended. and the whole room was Civ.
en- an aspect of a starry night In
June.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
TO NATIONAL DRY
FARM CONGRESS
CANADA. MEXICO AND U. 8. MEET
Grow Creek and Grover Districts An
seprsseots1.

Mons Peterson Of Greeley LEFT for
6AsyeaAe Monday evening to attend
ahe National Dry Farming coaven-
tiua. which opened there today. Mr..
Peterson took credentials from the
Commercial club and will represent
the dry farming interests OF this sec
&Son. Delegates from the Grover
district viii also attend and it Is
expected that all the dry sections OF
tAe United States. Canada and Mex
Bco will be represented.
Mr.. Peterson. who goes from here.
- now engaged in dry farming in
- Grow Creek district and has had
Svsr twenty years experience in Utah
- Idaho. He always manages to
- water enough for ten or fifteen
o0ss and dry farms a. much a. =
Aa1f section using the latest scien-
TIE methods and says he has had
- 49, -failaarA in nye years. The
1feean acres irrigated b the insur-
aaoe of at least living in case the
~ farm fails.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Blixsard Stops Auto Party

Blizzard Stops Auto Parry
Two big autos conveying Denver
capitalists came to Greeley Sunday
night with the intention Of going to
Grow Greek today to inspect some
lands which they expected to buy.
They stayed At the Camfield all night,
but the blizzard prevented them from
going to Grow Greek and they re-
turned to Denver In the machines
this morning. W. L. Ilin and family
was one of the parties. and the other
auto carried J. c. Ulrich. the con-
sulting engineer. who has passed up
on the Greeley-Poudre bonds. and
DR.. W. H. Begtold, H. J. Alexander
and James r. Thorp. The party
will return later.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
NOTICE.


STATE OF COLORADO, County Of
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
In the Matter of the Petition Of the
Board Of Directors Of d THE E,I MESRY- sls
LxN dRfiGAThoN ray asd
Confirmation OF the Bonds OF Sai"
ss .Da sG m order the Of s.d s.d dsS
sss',asss ss gwen ts.s P 'es p0s!Ss ssra
a 4 rPs R Hsnlyys ns sqn5s
prsyinE that the procsedinga Tor ths
.s.o, ssgs snd sale tS. OF the .rS S9nes %
s.. 900 900. may. be examined. apprSved
and confirmed by said court. as we'll as
the s1neract enssrsd into for rcomn,eted .
Of water works and water right, for
said district. ana that 70 O'Clock oi n
a:s s:s tsFssSS@ u Esreh. 0' :. s.ss, T: assd
y tion T n said said court: y n. Court House s.
which said order reads as follows:
day Of Fssra.ry. A.. p. 1909, ~, the he
fraiEa,ion 9aEs on seiet' pssret pGe.ensed re s.ii
riKues. Judge Of said court. praying
rmaeion Hr sas sAf of the bonds issued BY said
district. as provided by law. and the
contract entered Into by said distric.
therefor and that the court nxed the
time for the hearing OF said petition
and publish notice OF the ming Of
said petition and the hearing Thereof.
And the court being now. now sumo, nntn
March. A. D.. 1908, at 10 o'clock n
the forenoon of said day. be. ,ng anc
Of said petition; said hearing to ypS pS
at the Court House at Greeley Wsln
SS Se e.,s rs nt # .s. usshs
Ming OF said petition and Of the SAID
day hxed Tor the hearing thereI,; on. ar" or.
eapization OF said district. or In the
proceedings for the issue or sale or sain
Sa aonas or tns sns
the hearing OF said petition. demur to
"s"aswsr It IS s"fa fSr,ser Pe%1 ordered that
snid notice including copy ,of this
order. smn,, he published .,,nor IN u"y
rrintcd nrd published at and IN the
CITY OF Greelev Weld County. Colo
rnac. os provided bv lnw. ~ ,,r,
"DONE IN OPEN COURT. this 2Sro
dnv Of rebrunrv. A. D.. 1909.
tsigned) JAMES T.. GARR1,GI,rwcS,;, !, ,,
Notice is hereby given TINT th'
PRAYER OF said petitioners nforcanld'
is,, that nt the hearing Of sa,d petition
tnert to the orgarization Of said ins
Henrvlvn IRRIGATION District ana ~
nnd for. the issue md sale, OF thc
bonds Of said district. and tho eve
cution OF tho contract for the acou,r"
ment aud construction OF wntcr rlRnIS
and water works therefor. may pc es
nmined. approved and confirmed by tns
court and that said bonds may. ana
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
CONTRACTORS ON
GROUND RE.DY
BLIZZARD DELAYS THE shHr
Crow Creek Brnch to He CuGleled
in Three Months.

Xilpatrick Bros. and Al J. Mr.
sprague. the sub-contractor. Uce all
ready to begin work Monday 4Gnins
with their steam graders. the
snow storm will delay them Few
DAYS longer. The Sprague or mas
lis cook shacks and tents ere<i two
miles north and four miles st OF
town. Sprague has the con- pet 10
build the thirteen miles road
which run north in Pleasantly Nalley.
He has until next August hnlsh
the grade. The Grow Creek branch
as far as Gill & Decker's 10 q Iposed
to be completed in three ,nths'
and the balance toward the tnd OF
the year.
The Grow Creek branch y ter
inmate at point about thru miles
north of the Camfield reservo.fs. The
sprague outfit has built all com
missary and cook shacks Cd shds'
so they can be moved from o + point
to another.
Most of the men who han come
in are old employees, who fol 1ew the
outfit and are given the reference
They receive 31.75 per dAyf Of ten
hours and commissary chargk + them
$5.25 per week for board. Z hey are
given first-class board. with ppenty Of
fresh meat, vegetables. etc. knd the
company also carries . line work
clothes and shoes.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
EATON BOOSTERS
AFTER NEW D{PoT
WOMEN CIRCULATING PETITION
Eatoo Fomininlty OhjocaD B. Con
dition Of U. r. Depot.

The women of Eaton are OF boost
ing for new depot. LAde4 With a
petition to which only femilt1e sig
natures are attached, somet Of the
most prominent women sochlly, in
town are making q house y house
canvass with the result that proba-
bly, every woman in Eaton Vill sign
her name to the long roll before the
canvassers cease from their labors
For years every one had had a
whack at the Eaton depot. When
subjects for oonversatioa sod dscsnAy.
there was always the depot to fall
back upon; and amazed contempla-
ton OF the wrongs endured by the
populace because Of the stinginess OF
the Union Pacific was a topic peren-
nially green. Women. bound on
shopping or show expeditions, stayed
outside the building rather than risk
their raiment coming in contact with
the splinters and the stove. Three
fourths Of the rest of the crowd stay
ed outside too, but only because that
was the obvious thing to do There
was no room elsewhere.
During these same years the male
half Of the population has been striv-
ing more or less Intellectually for a
betterment of conditions. Editorials
have been written on the subject; il
has been discussed at the CONNER.
cial club and by other Organisations;
but there has been "nothin' doin' ;.
Now the women have taken hold Of
things and are going to see whether
or not they can move the hard. cold
heart of the Union Pacific. The
ooosters certainly have the good
wishes OF the entire community.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

than three (S) frsehoiders to be sp-
pointed BY the court In aceoi dance
proprists in such csses; that the title lie
10 said parcels Of land inclultnx all
of said site for post ONCE buiidinc in
or decree OF this court vested IN reti-
GEAR GEAR Of & ali liens ana incamSran"es sS s"s
ns Upon plopss
BY the petitioner Aforesaid; that the
sy .s = r ssa.,ss as.d 10 and
set forth and establish the nature and
extent Of their respsctiye interests In
ss s.a n Of IN: Land
tion TO be paid by the petitioner afore-
said; that upon the return day. Of this
notice the court by order appoint sew sew,
by Law in that behalf: and that said
i:e. I. 'ess ana to to Which ii may Be snStitied
under the statutes in such casss made
therefore. you. ana each of you, ere
hereby nosiaed to be and appea. be.
for the District OF Colorado at the In
es M.FcS Of A. The sc on iss
m. IN the court room Of said court
In the city OF Denver. In said district
OF Colorado, to show cause. II any there
be. against eaid petition of the United
states, and that II you fail to appear
or object to said petition on or before
said time. the relief prayed for In said
petition will be granted. and the court
Will proceed to cause to be assessed
Appraised. adjudicated and determined
the compensation and value OF sale
parcel No. 1 as we'll a. all the remain,
der Of said site. and upon payment OF
Just compensation. to vest perfect title
to said parcel No. and all of the re.
mainder OF said post once site In sale
petitioner.
WITNESS the Honorable Robert r
Lewis. Judge OF the District Court o.
the United States for the pistrict o
Colorado. and the seal Of said distric
court: :t the city and county Of Denver n
dependence OF the United States IN,
CHARLES W. BISHOP.
un';ssse ssA.. As..''''
I District Court
THOMAS WARD.
United States Attorney.
Harry n. Haynes. and
Harry f.. Churchill,
Special Y. s. Attorneys.
First publication in the Greeley Trib
| une February 10. 1909: last publication
March 10. 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

comes better known and rnaels'o'''
80 viii, its value to mankind be ac-
knowledged, and take its proper p.','
IN the remedial economies OF su"''
ing mankind
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shall shall be declar,
valid bonds N
lien upon the
and that said q
DC DC deereed and
valid contract +
requirement ~
works and was
and notice Is +
person interes,s
OF said district
Tor the issue d
may. on or befa
day OF MarAV
hour OF 10 odd
said day, demu
petition.
WITNESS. AL
OF said court, ~
Colorado. this
| A. d.. 1903. /
| Clerk OF tn. |
County, COLORADO
| Seal OF the D
| First puhl!eatI
Feb, "a, 1903, 7
II, 1909. 4
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STATE OF colo
liner, IS.
IN THE q
In the matter 4
priorities Of II
er for irrigsAl
district nunhe
| number one .,
To the pesple 4
| Greeting,
/, To all persona
porations ilteru
owners, claimant
water in Water D
in Water Diyisios
State OF Colortda3
| You are hereby
23rd day Of fehn
in said Matter n
entered Of record
and figures as I'd
| Now on tks
entitled matter I
Ito be heard BY |
L. Garrigues, one
lCourt. upon the n
win praying tksi
time and place u
petition and M
therein, ane tor 81
I lowing tht ~
Iplaces OF diverd
cubic fee, Of sat
lbeing the apprc
Ipitch No. | Bros
Ipitch No 3. BoE
lDiich Ne. 5. Rr,
Brown Ditch No
bered 36. 81. Il
accordance with
nisirlct No. :, =
water from Fish .
lof The North Fa
iPoudre river aaa
imny hereafter es
through the ti'1
dre Irrigation y,
known as the
fcadgate Of whlea
located on the "
Fork Of the y
situated Norln y,
East tyarialioh
feet from !, ne
Section is. LOWE .Ss I,
county. Colorado |
The petitiCnei
change Of the p'I
the Several Aeaa
IDltches Ne. ! 10
Ditch will mol i,
vested rights NJ
jof water from - II
lCourt being n.'
4. Ordered, "
day OF ApriN II r
o'clock, a. nv N; M
the District coun u,,
n,er me- County coan
liIinns, Colorado; ~,
Ipiace OF the nsas nDsaos
Ithe taking OF III pIM I~s
cernins the car c,c.Iv +
Of such ovidenes. en- I'd
behalf OF any u \
may appear ,sss,,si 20
r'~h,s rpSm Of petitions n,
nthse ns"m matters .t.,Ss set y
tH q. F0H1e
lt,ce OF said hea,ri h.,s,,i
ICc'lIerk OF this ..ysd .pSd'''
,lished and set.'u
lterested herein, 'rns,,ui
land that dus,not, due non
vice be thereunpVcSo ieun CO..
Done in opa opt,' "
February ,TyEs ,yTs E
! And you an, l., ,s' "a
Ir,r,her notihed, a. AZ
at the time e,s5 q cbl
Statements at ana ,,,sv 81 5;
ter as you msiS
Also that D., PEE ssted
place design dsi nnIrocee,
leo%urt will t. Vssalcl
evldence ~ uahs,ermi
;thereupoil ,aret uyt b,
issues tenuv,lts e,nnu,ents :
ANY any be hledl d.. '1s,I ssI
n'V,tTe-. W,tne-. MY, +
|said cog,r,, ,,,rsao. a,
IC"ounty, C9lorS''' !
S,arv 1903 n
r"" HAkhn hni,s,r
c'eFcc ccountyi.c cG,Si'tt' Gp,ist'
seal Of ,nS ,nnliScatiOu
Feb, a. lsV''
liz, 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

Send the Tribune to your friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

STATE OF colo
inner, IS.
IN THE z
In the matter d
prioritles Of n
er for irrigNI
district numhe
number one ot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-14
PENSION CLERK SHOT
BY Unidentified MAN
Joseph c. Squires Meets
Death by Bullet From
Hunters Gun.

Joseph c. Squires. a clerk in Pension
Office, sixty-seven years old, living at
I701 Adams street northeast. was shot
through the breast and in
stantIy killed near his residence by one
OF two young uniden ified white men
who are supposed to lave been hunters
in the neighborhood, about IL o'clock
this morning.
According to Coroner hewitt and the
police, tie hunters after the shooting
became frightened and ran away. The
police are trying TO locate them this
afternoon.
William sartors. a boy in the neigh
borhood, told the police that just before
the shooting occurred he saw Squires
leave his home on Adams street and
walk in the direction Of the nearby
woods. Eefore squires had proceeded 200
yards. the boy says. there was report
from a gun. Instantly squires dropped
At the same time sartors saw two
young men apparently about the age Of
twenty running in an opposite direction.
One of them carried a gun.
Sartors aroused the nezghborhood and
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