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The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30
GETS TIRED OF BEING A FUGI.
TIVE FROM JUSTICE
INDICTED OVER YEAR AGO
Was Arrested by Weld County Dep
uty Wednesday Charged With
MisapprOpriating Money in
the Hurt and Egeria
Land Frauds

Tired of being fugitive from JUS
tice and a wanderer on the face of
the earth, Mark G. Woodruff, former
register of the state land board un-
der two administrations, was re-
turned Wednesday to answer charg-
es filed against him in the district
court in Denver and to appear be-
fore the legislative investigating COM
mittee looking into the conduct OF
former state land boards. Woodruff
is accused of Withholding state land
money from the state in connection
with what is known as the Hurt of
Saguache land conspiracy case, by
which a tract of good land was sub
stituted for an Indifferent piece in
the same district through the con-
nivance of Woodruff with others on
the outside. Woodruff was also
party to the scandal by which the
lease on large coal acreage in Routt
county, known as the Egeria land
case, was extended from 10 to SO
years, and other acts of question:
able character while he was register
have been brought against him, al
though specified charges have not
been lodged.
The Hurt case, the Egeria land
case and others were discovered by
the Republican state land board and
exposed at the time Woodruff has
been under indictment for over a
year; he had been in hiding over
eighteen months. The legislative in
vestigating committee named by the
2 last legislature to investigate the
A Woodruff and other matters affect
e ing the state school lands, through
l Representative Wheeler of Creede. a
5 former associate of Woodruff's in
the mining business. has been nego-
tiating with Woodruff to return to
give testimony before the committee
and he finally decided to take
chances with the law and return.
Wednesday morning Woodruff was
placed formally under arrest at
Wheelers ranch near Brighton by
the sheriff's office and was taken to
Denver, where he gave bonds for his
appearance on the criminal charge.
II is expected that he will appear
before the investigating committee
at once and make a clean breast of
it
recovery of the Hurt land. and the
Egeria coal land leases were can
| Celed
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30


The most spectacular runaway in
Greeley since the day that the mule
team carried Mr.. Barber's sister
around town occurred last Friday
when a gray team owned by George
Reed, the painter, took fright and
after vicious run of more than a
mile was brought to sudden stop
by Dan Vance after the fashion of a
cowboy stopping a steer.
The team became frightened in
the south end of town. running north
over the present uneven surface of
Seventh avenue and crossed the
tracks to the east on Seventh street.
Dan Vance saw the team coming
and ran for his horse, which was al
ready saddled and tied in front of
the livery barn. He was. mounted
and down the street in jiffy after
the flying steeds. They had few
blocks start but he overlook them.
rode up alongside, grabbed one rein
from the horses back, took a twist
around his saddle horn and Stacking
his steed set the runaways on their
launches in the same manner that a
lariat would stop a steer.
The runaway team turned half
dozen corners and neither horses nor
buggy was any the worse for the ex-
perience. This kind of catch should
be good for horses with an inclina-
tion to run away.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30

was meant by thu word ballast the
council was not willing to accept the
contract The city ie willing to grav-
el six inches deep. the same as the
rest of the street. charging one-thiri
to the street car company. This is
probably what tho company intended
and the wording will be changed to
that effect.
The council will meet again next
Tuesday evening to audit the bills
SO that the ci'y's employees can have
a little change for the Fourth.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30
LARGEST COTTON
WOOD IN THE CITY
THIRTEEN FEET AROUND BOLE
Wager of Real Estate Men RESPONSE
BILE for New Statistic


| A dispute last week between some
| well-known real 'essate men resulte,
i' bet as to the largest tree in the
city. Several of the men backed
| their own trees and committee was
sent out with tape measure to as
certain the truth.
The big cottonwood in front of
the home of ]. d. Potter on Twelfth
street won the bet and was in fact
third larger than any other tree
found in the city.
II measured twelve feet seven inch
es in circumference four feet above
the base, which means trif1e over
four feet in diameter. The dispute
arose anent the flying Gotten and tha
numerous complaints of hay fever,
1t is only the female cottonwood
hich sheds cotton and there are NOT
great number of these in Greeley
Those who wish to get rid of them
Should mark them at the present time
when they are in bloom and they can
then remove them in the fall or
spring.
Now that the city has building
inspector, his duties might be stretch
ed 10 see that new trees are Installed
" here the old cottonwoods are re
moved The tree was planted IN
1870 by Grandma Dunham.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30
FOUR DIVORCES IN
TWENTY MINUTES
DIVORCE COURT RECORD HERE
Quartet Of ~ omen Are Freed from
Cruel Men

Y
Cruel Men
Four divorce cases in twenty min
utes is the record tor Weld county
and this was accomplished Thur
day whsas Judge Gamble liberated
rour persecuted women from the
same number OF degenerates. accord
ing to the evidence.
Attorney Joseph c. Ewing assisted
three OF the women to escape ana
Herbert f. Baker acted in behait
of the other.
Non-support. cruelty and rum
away husband was the tale of woe
advanced by Dora +. Duffy
For her excuse Martha Parker said
she was tied to a drunkard and the
Judge evidently thought that was a
very good reason, Tor he was not
long in signing the decree.
Lula Lewis lives near Windsor and
came to this vicinity from Wray sew
eral months ago. She has one child
3 years old, and both were deserted
Y cruel husband and father a year
ago
Mrs Emma Hansen is no longer
tied to her runaway husband. II
VIA be remembered that he parted
between two suns with $4,000 which
she earned over the washtuD. he
Mas caught in Chicago and made to
turn over $4,000. Mrs. Hansen was
glad to give him the balance, as 1t
was worth that to be rid of him. At
the present time he is probably en-
joying himself with wife No. l and
six children on the other side of the
pond.
The court costs for their liberty
was about SIS and each OF the quar-
tet paid the amount and went her
way rejoicing.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30

The Mexican named Frank Gus
o, who was arrested over
,nonth ago at Berthoud for killing
80, ,n,over's horse, was taken to
I,arimer county Saturday TO DC
tied for insanity, The man TOOK a
,,rca knife and went to the stable
,,hora he cut the animals throat
ord sIoshed the body in hundred
r,oces without any apparent reason.
'rhe os,cers had been holding him
here to the criminal court out nave
come to the conclusion, from the
,rraoser's actions, that he is batty.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30
(Ault Specially

A good milch COW belonging to
j. F. Glover passed in her checks
a little ahead of the appointed time
Friday as she disputed the right OF
way with III. B. Cave. who. In his
automobile. was taking advantage
OF the strip of excellent road be-
tween Pierce and Ault. Mr. Cave
however. has seen the owner OF the
cow and everything has been fixed
satisfactorily according to latest ac-
counts.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30
School Superintendent Resigns
(Windsor Special !

T. f. Burns, who has been super
intendent of the Windsor schools
for several years, has rendered his
resignation and the same was ac-
cepted by the school board at the
meeting held Wednesday night. AL
though Mr.. Burns has many warm
friends here, his resolve to sever
his connection with the Windsor
public schools was not entirely un-
expected. He has been elected sup
erintendent of the schools at Ber-
thoud. The board has not engaged
the new incumbent yet.
Mr.. Burns has sold his residence
here to ]. G. Gable and expects to
soon move to Berthoud.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30

MAID aside.
OF the different
fransed for and
nong the differ
licenses was dis
ae were too small,
a hardship. the
all theaters was
70 $40 per month
that truck garden
Pns will have their
outside peddlers
a DAY or two at a
seu a prohibitive
% the like will be
e at the discretion
the Union Pacific
" ne council in refer
ne llsht and tele-
NE vicinity of the
fI 'n,h avenue. The
will pay all the ex-
out wanted orders
as to where they
1t was decided
poles Of tbe 50 p"ssa, uoNn
y will be removed
The work s',,lo,sa op ra
given per,ais.,on ne
pes along tho ''n ni.. 70
Fnuc which ,''S av,on wes,
of way.
Committee was T.,
an Crdinynso T's IN, n
an or5inauco SoI'I''uc1'on ono, of
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30
Of Interest to Advertisers

The following article and signatures, gives the general
view of the newspaper in this city considered
by the local advertising public
Charles Hansen, Publisher
Greeley, Colo.
Dear SIR
The undersigned business of Greeley and advertls
the Greeley nave been advised hat you
are negotiating consolidation of the Greeley newspapers
except the Greeley Tribune under so that
the newspapers and advertising mediums OF the cty Gi
Greeley will hereafter be included IN the proposed
dated plant and the Greeley lrloune ~ a.. g
The number of papers now existing in the CITY OF
Greeley, and all competing Tor aavelesne ISL ines of
burden upon the business men and the various lines ol
business conducted here, which we belleVe your
will largely relieve and at the same tme give Us oe''e anu
We therefore approve the movement and to insure its
ernetnation will give our support to project ana te
aee Tribune and will not turther encourage the eS-
tabshment of other plants compet.ng Tor auVeIuSs 81 49,
onage So og bc I Won and the Greeley Tribune have here
tofore given us and which we ''ie'e ~ VIII " '0' F
TO con'lruei rondon Mere Co. B. f. Waggoner
1oo n ~ Me- AZ rthnr & Co. McCutcheon Iidw. Co
NJ. NJ j. Neil Neil Furn Fur Co I,!7 @ Glazier Gder:r %
Farmers S. & Nj. Co. I Wils1h Hao.iS Ht;SoI ~ po,k
Goodman & Nel c. 90. Ireeley Na'iouaa E lam
Park Merchandise Co !1;iS W. heynoes C SnS M @ Rank
Shaw Dry Goods Co 1; Weiu NJ Wtani HaIs Pank
Clark Faulkner Co I TT; + Clough c s tun Tnv &C. Co.
Woodruff & Mumper W Weia 20 no1 novoe ~ Inv
Frank S. Miller. 4oung osansx pres pesoe
\. ": Jacobs CO 1ofSrf@ J. s. Potter sroi P. H Co.
E. S. Carrithers oanpors S.; e. 9 Son 0
Fl Isas Siis5ssf I"" CO sss Sede1 PsHfP. MI! Ely Co
Charles F. Phelps. - K;+tIe e. Withey
Ramsay Dry Goods Co. The nt..T Fashion M M1,'e''
G; D. Horne e,u,;. 20 J. A. Enright CO.
IhompssoH1, 1,,t.;s ntu w. E. Lester.
n Hoyfs a fhurSy wny'ns Themp;on rcs GothI T. Co g.
Cash Grocery Co. K;nseiIa Khnulhei & Browne
A. B. Casey. The nanSynn wm Mayher % Co.
Bartlett Lumber Co.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30

The fatal first inning lost the
game for Greeley again Sunday.
Every one of the games lost by the
locals has been hoodooed in the first
muiag. The boys fell down allowing
Loveland three hits in the first and
these, added to three errors, netted
Loveland five runs. Only once af-
ter this did the strangers make the
circuit
The game was a fast one and re-
suited in victory for the Loveland
Grays by score of 8 to 3, The
features We're the pitching by Sor-
enson, who struck out II men; the
batting of Derby. who made two
hits out of three times up which net
ted him five bases, and the time of
the game, which was only an hour
and twenty minutes.
The score:
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30

Earned runs, Greeley |, Loveiand
3: two-base hits. S. Norris, Apgar,
Derby: three-base hit, Derby; bases
on balls, off Miller 1, off Sorenson !:
struck out, by Miller 8, by Sorenson
II; hit by pitcher j. Luman, Derby,
l. Davis: double plays, Tefft to l..
Davis Time of game, 1:2O. Um-
pire, Knowles.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30
HNdLoW
Of wATER@oRhs
N,RTlp
his COSTLY
Session Wednes-
n;.cusins Einan-
mil Tansactins
IN matters OF
to Public

\ bod another mid
,n~saav and are
',aciote the great
kf.,,,c servants.
~, amount of bust
'.l.d a thousand
.nS and the small
"a os much atten-
Y.,o zach members S
!, ,ho money came
,oore, They are
rho tnow how TO
lin and every
..oa inside out be-
o,,v,s eycheouer.
~, rigbt was for
,,o of considering
s,,ion of the city.
;. u,s nresent with
tho half year lust
spe Of FIRE depart
\ bed and the city's
nth avenue improve
\;iul II the sinking
Y future obligation
sp be started this
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1909-06-30

The following article, and signatures, gives the general
view the newspaper situation in this city, considered
by the local advertising public:
Sharp County record., 1909-04-02
A GOOD P20f2tW
Ri-swrrfs Tgw-ssf- SurFsv S-nrf
Convention n Wesf g-r--fv.

The Piehw11ts Township Sur
ds~ School Convention will meet
AZ Asr Fiat Saturday and --~-
dsy, AD-l i0tnf and tf,h 1900
and following NAV he found '5e
program f-- THAT r-a
The convention wlll assemble
st2 5's'9-k Saturday st----o--.
Devotional exercises conduct
ed BY r w G1dwf- president
o. The convention.
Nsfe-rs atdrses Oscar
Hsatn
R~r7osr @ 3 Ferguson
sgop
subject Tho G-aat s~t
of Sunday se--1I Work Among
the Young People E w. Code
win. N1-vf- e--e~s IL.
Ovsr'3r open discussion
subject Ns~fpai'v of Ever"
Parent A,'s-1t-gtte Hr~rs Sum
day School Moan EI-a-- &c.
Hampton Oscar Heath l-er
disouapir~
Sharp County record., 1909-04-02
THECOUPTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
r-----s- Monday u January
and July Southern District
Second Monday -E G-uavv and
August.
County Crur--T-irr Monday
la January. April. gl.v and lr-
.1r-r SO C1urv Court l che
ETv-rArr District.
--Hat4 frur--N-~---yr lis-
-.cr-F-ird Monday U March.
June September ard December.
southern DisTricr--1cCu1 M1n-
1av in March. sIu=. September
and December
.laUcarv Court Southern Lis-
-,c----rsr Monday .I Nav and
November Northern District
Second Monday E March and
September
Sharp County record., 1909-04-02

rrH-rat- ay
t--aa. t,.r--l-ta aH.s 4.- H-.-
Sharp County record., 1909-04-02
TaE Htsavc H0mE
HEs Sze- cg--fs*s* st 8Ffs~v#'s f-F
Lc-e-*s+ 7r Tra 7~F-+

The --z~- Of -la-sss --
Masonic Orphans Home had %
messing according .- --Tc5---.
-s1- -Ess-sv -- ---e~- -=
Hone s-1 receive The ss-s from .
the e-r--s---~ 5 found fsc-
.5rv The E--a ~s= ---r--g--
~ ins-sr-41 f--~ cellar - attic
zo1 t-r-+ 20 be a---~z.- sa-sfz~-
i1r~. To fsc- --= board compile
-s-ta1 C--~s---r Moore
Ds-~iHs IT T=- rig-.v and
zzcr4sss@ .-sf~ .zs-ss 10 -r- far
giving sr4- s--- s- resH-~t
JOB
Wr Moore began --= ---st--~-
-1- Of .-fs Horne La= shan ten
months sg-. a-4 By g.v.~r G. his
personal attention employing
-7--sr=-- -=- and -ertv OF
.he- --~ erred = building
ready for Inspection Including
wiring. plumbing a-- bal .-ar
time
The Ws=0-f- Horne fig one Of
.ls F-sq- 1f--z r~ the ts
and will sts~@ ss q monument r
the ability of rs contractor and
the generosity 1f the Masonic
order f-- l--y period -t time
No better DR. --7,-ra~ site than me q
one On which -1s Home stands
could have 5=e- secured t- --= 2
srsts Us stands m --= site or
the -fi Butter nome --a ~a1-ri-
t1i bluff overlooking The sur 2
rounding aor--~~. since t~e ae..
scrf1- 7f t-fz site for .-e Home
!. has beer -s~ra~ East End
isigrts and 2 -1--a- -f our y
IsCrls have azc~rsf lots t-e-a
wish -ls Intention NJ erecting
Jssusii1l h1~aq. which wT be- =
done En- che not ts--@5ssa-f
future p arsavfTFa Guard
Sharp County record., 1909-04-02
crs or rasrs.

Through fds e5'fm7g @
Record We war ttart - r--
nsighbora l1I rrrI .- .r-
love sod k.rdreqa Howr rs II--
ing the I.Inssa ~ our beloved
daughter. Fh1n God 1 bic boa.
finite wisdom 1ss ssp1 ft t8 eaH
from us oar lose sirrsra-aria
yet We reflect with pleasure 4rlr
the warn sympathy 1f oar
friends Our prayers ars 'ha, no.
evil befall ,hem and ,bs richest
blessings 9f God gvsr rev, unjn
them
w Z srASput and Family
Reed Ark
Sharp County record., 1909-04-02

Sa.es agent tor DR.. Chas. IT, Simmons Farm %
-le tae ol the already located san Antonio q AV
EraHGe R2llruad. The opportunity of .i,euns
guG ot the nue>t ranches dlt The world has eve
seen. embracing 5S.t00 acres DO the Garden spot
tie World, AlascUsa County Texas. Jpp0ranr
ties ike this seldom OCCUR and wIl PROBABLY never
gcCgr gain.
Opportunity seldom Comes But unce
Two hundred and ten dollars, payable $40 per moaa
uuvs lwo .0Js for home or ruslurss IN t9w1 dao
.4fm of fr0ma l0.acre ruck farm l1 o+u.acrea ain
lliuera. lnds. farms improved ana uulmpro'su
arkansas ior SAFE,
Sharp County record., 1909-04-02
SATURDAY, Errr-

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temperance r our SUNDAY
sc1o'.7 -1~rrH--ra r ,rss
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bsginri1gat i0 O'Clock Sunday
mor1irg under 'ts H1-re be- r..
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COMMITTEES
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Sharp County record., 1909-04-02

: RELIGIOUS

Preaching a- l- M=sr0siist
-uror second and -rrr Sunday
r each month -v Rev r w
lL. Freeman -4zror
4 Sunday @er1o. every Sunday
~rr~Hrg a- m O'clock l e..
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Sharp County record., 1909-04-02
z M. Cox,

Physician & Surgeon
Offers Ti= Professions services
-1 rE= people of Evening Shade
4GG vicinity -.s calls -r-~-rIv
attended day or night Office ana
phone at residence one ri 10 from
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baby ! ACT ! c ,0|FI D /; .
PE||ARYI | !. . told ! : ]. !.
O|FBY''.v!|v.HlIT'.NlE ! [. !! | |. d /
Refused TO Bring
Cook DATA on
His Boat

NEW YORK, Sept. e7.-Commander
i! Robert T.. Peary refused absolutely to
allow any of the records. or instru
ments Of DR.. Fredeick "A. Cook to be
brought aboard the steamer Roosevelt
and was thus instrumental in causing
these records: to remain in a cache ut
Etah. Greenland, according to Harry
Whitney, the New Haven sportsman.
' thir..7cmhcmlicm icmbnrnbcmbcm
in dispatch received III this city by
DR.. Cook. yesterday. The message,
which came rs q response to one sent
hy Er. Cook, Is as follows:
"Strnthconn. via Indian Harbor and
Cape Ray, ". F.. Sept. 25.
"Dr. F.. a. Cook, Waldorf, New York.
"startetl for home Roosevelt. Moth:
ing arrived for me Peary would allow
nothing belonging to you on Iconrtl
Said to leave everything in cache at
Etnh. sY'
s "Met Captain Sam. North Star Did
net 30 back. After going schooner
bound st. Johns take steamer home.
Hope YOU we'll. See yol soon. Explain
NIL. Good shooting. SO
"HARRY WHITNEY,
DR.. Cork was questioned as to his
view of teh sitatfunn created today by
the action ascrlbed to Commander
Penrv. but declined to say anything de-
rogatory to his rival. He did not APP
pear to be greatly perturbed by the
news received.
DIR. Cook denied that ne was to bring
suit against Peary. "There Is no truth
in the renort." he said 81 have no In
tention OF bringing suit. Naturally
am taking measures to have every
thing in order In case Of necessity.
bnt I have never thought of filing q
suit. and 7 wish to contradict such re-
ports MT once" "a sy.s.f- * II