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The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
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:. GERMAN PIONEER NOT I
). DAUNTED BY WEATHER !
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DO you think 1t will clear up?
The question was addressed to f.
l.. Dunham one morning during the
recent storm. as he was warming his
feet at the register In Gilbert's lux
uriously appointed and furnished
drug store.
sometime phrase. snatch OF a
song or even word will recall to
memory scenes or incidents OF ten
or twenty years or longer ago.
At the question MIR. Durham smil-
ed and said, THAT reminds me OF n
similar morning twenty-five years
ago. We had what we called n
"hoxholders club" which met on win
ter mornings in w. b. Mason's drug
store. which stood where Horne's
book store is now located.
There were seven or eight men,
hers who sat on boxes about the lit
tie stove in the back of the store,
and discussed affairs OF interest
Goodykonez. big. goodnatured Ger
man. who had been cattleman in
Wyoming and was living here to send
his children to school. strolled In one
cold. stormy morning and joined the
group about the fire. Col. c. A.
White looked mp and inquired anx-
iously, DO you think it will clear
upP' Goodykonez answered hope
fully Well. 1t always has"
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
THEY INJtRE CHlLDRE
Odinaiy Cathartic> and Pills
Harsh Phy>ic Cause Dis
trcSsiuu Complaints

You cannot be over-careful il
selection OF medicine for chi Urn
Only the very ssntlest bowel med
cine should ever be given, exec
emergency cases. Ordinary pill
thartics and purgativcs are az
do more harm than good. The
cause gripping. nausea and other r'-
tressing after-effects that are r
euently Notwithstanding and rr,
lasting annoyance.
We personally recommend Hn
guarantee Rexall Orderlies as Nh
safest and most dependable reWrI
for constipation and associate bow
disorders. We have such abs1igt
faith in the virtues of this reWal
that we sell it on our guarantul %
money back in every instance Nher
it fails to give entire satisfactipr
and we urge all in need of such med
icine to try it at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies contain an en
tirely new ingredient whic.. is odor
less. tasteless and colorless. A al
active agent, it embraces the vaIua
BILE qualities of the best know n
testinal regulator tonics.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten Ike
candy. They are particularly promp
and agreeable in action. may be tax
en- at any time, day or night; d. no
cause diarrhoea. nausea, gripink *
cessive looseness or other UNI II
able effects. They have a vert nat
ural action upon the glands al or
gans with which they come Il pou
tact. act as positive and regulativ
tonic upon the relaxed muscular Goa
of the bowel and its dry mucous lin
ing. remove irritation. oyercom
weakness. tone and strengthen tn
nerves and muscles, and restore tn
bowels and associate organs 10 NOR
vigorous and healthy activity
Rexall Orderlies completely reliev
constipation. except when OF a SUI
gical character. They also md I
overcome the necessity of cons anti
taking laxatives to keep the bowel
in normal condition.
There is really no medicine /,
this purpose so good as Royall o.
derlies. especially for children. age
and delicate persons. They are pre-
pared in tablet form, in two szes c
packages: IL tablets 10 cents. an
SO tablets % cents. Remember. yo
can obtain Rexall Remedes i'm GREE
ley only at our store,-The Rexa
Store. Gilbert's Drug Store
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
Notice 4.

~, Notice Ia ~
no,1I The annual N ~...
holders holders of the NJ
oad Ss / Fellows s'%Sia'I ha'1a
on on Tuesday, Jann',.
levy H,s.. an assessnspJt' s's 10 y
other business ss', AZ =
peIore said meetis.I
De present l send yos
T. S. pINS1
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

honored mo by electing me to be tho
president Of the Society Of Union Col M
ony Pioneers and II IL with prido
that ! am able to say that dnrino
this entire time there has never hanS
the slightest disagreement within
our ranks. Peace and harmony has
been the continuous rule, and nv
hope ts that our children and our
children's children may continue and
carry on what we began,
HENRY TRACY WEST.
President the Society OF Union COLONY
Pioneers.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO.

Relating to Sewer Extensions ms "np az
~ Creotjng Sewer District NO 10
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
kEMMERER & GORDON
II years Champion Livestock and
Farm AuctioneerS of Northern
Colorado
For 81 years I've carried the cham
pionship. Parties wishing sales
call on the right party

Thursday. Dec. 23.-On Bill Nix
ranch. 8 miles sout' vest of Lupton
6 miles northwest of Brighton. 3
First-class horses, cattle. implements
etc. Terms made known day of sale.
Free lunch. Sale at 10 a. IN. Peter
kurth, owner.
Remember the big mule and horse
sale at Theodore Calehan's ranch,
three miles south and three-fourths
mile west Of LaSalle-31 head OF
horses and mules. the best bunch oi
mules west of the Missouri river
ranging from 2 to years old. Look
for bills about February /.
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:. ARRIVAL OF THE BA Ia
:. WAYS WAS WENOAn

On December IL. 1873. jW
ty-six years ago Saturday. tive 0I
ars David and Jeremiah BrecN
anxiously paced up and dcN'
anxiousiy pacing up ana 90
front of the little station at Or
The two had been lumberp
Brockway. Canada. on the ~
the St Lawrence. and had on
greeley sometime before and st
ed employment at Thompson
mill. which was located wheie
starch factory now stands. Thty
brought down the first drive g
in the river from the mountain
the arrival had been watched
wonder by most of the tnhaf 1
of the little village OF Greele.
The brothers had sent for
families and their arrival on p.
her II created even more II /,
than the arrival of the logs. In
davs the coming of one stf
caused more excitement than 4
dred newcomers would now,
when those two brave little ~
stenped from the train with
flock of fifteen children after +,
long journey. they were give
beartiest of welcomes and the
was talked of for months b
residents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Bro B
and their eight children later
10 wyoming, but Mr.. and Mrs. N
still live in Greele.
are surrounded by their chi
grand children and great gran
irpu.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

MISS Grace DAY
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
RE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY

Rp TT ORDAINED BY THE Clie
COUNCIL or The CITY or
GREELEY, COLORADO;
coct,on That the city sewer
he extended by construe'lhS
of sewer to run over the .uI'N" .,'.'-,,I
described route, to-wlt' Noih'''.n ,,.
ing where said city sewer no"
inmates at the west side OF 'ne ~
in Block . of Patton n farhila'
subdivision in said CITY OF 1ieei's
thence westerly through the ai'ey ~
said Block / of Vests SupuN lsiul'
3 in said City of Greeley 10 Tue
boundary line of said BLOCK l. N'
of said line of sewer is TO oe Vun
I structed of not less than elsht te'
/ inch sewer pipe. That said sewer
/ has been deemed and declared neces-
sary by the City Council OF SAID 'llS
of Greeley.
Section .. That the sewer eN'eh-
sion provided for in Section ot
this ordinance shall be known ana
DESIGNATED rs Sewer District NO 10
Section 3. hat the cost OF con-
strucfinu said sewer shall be as
sessed against the city, ana against
the lots and lands adjacent TO or
abuttiug upon the alleys, streets ana
avenues where the same is laid ana
the owners thereof, according TO the
nroyisions of Ordinance No. GO, - Re
iating To Sewers and Drains pass
ed and adopted May II. 1892 Ihat
norton of the cost OF constructing
s,id sewer which shall he assessed
eeaiust the city shall be paid by city
warrants drawn upon the sewer lnni
and that portion of the cost OF con-
structinc the said sewer to be paid
nom assessments against the lots
and lands adjacent 10 or abuttlns
upon the alleys, streets and avenues
where the same is laid, and the own
ers thereof shall be paid in the first
instance by warrants OF the city
drawn upon a fund hereby created,
to be known as Sewer District No
AZ Fund. And all moneys derived
from the assessment hereinhefore
shall be applied 10 the re-
iemption of warrants drawn upon
the same. and for no other purpose.
Passed and adopted. signed and
this day of December,
4. d. 1909.
...,... ....... -...... Mayor.
Attest;
City Clerk.
First publication in the Greeley I
Tribune December ,. 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

First publication in the Greeley
Tribune December >. 1909.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
LASAIIE HAS RECORD
DAY WITH SUGAR urU,,S

Lasalle' Dec. MONDAY COS n
Sa,, eeaoru day at the beet dunn - La
sale In half day, ten Am oora
wards. lbntory-
Ihe Lasalle Commercial, a,, 4.
and an o,ectrio ,u'uTe committee
pom pom BUSY with their rcspcrti,. ny NJ
ting out hooet roti, Ioople 1rn get
er committee is ~, Us "hd tNn 9TH
how many naorto N "h''f' Hining
to subscribe ro, atlu bn Willing
the canning ,,c,ar u'NelopmDUts in
boosters are sure OF the ,oy,, the
Ing one and possibly two loc,, anu
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
INTERESTING EVENTS OF
THE GREELEY PIONEERS

There were many numurous incl
dents attending the early history o
the colony, the memory of some oi
which are still retained.
one day three young men came
into the colony office and introduced
themselves as follows: I'VE are
three college boys just graduated and
would like our 100 acres of land that
our certificates entitle us to adjoin-
ing, and right close to the townsite,
and they were very much put out
when told that the best that they
We're entitled to for their certificates
was five-acre tract adjoining the
town or a ten. twenty or forty far
ther away each with irrigating wat
er in perpetuity.
These boys remained couple OF
weeks and each day would go out
and look at the work being done on
Canal No. ). the grade OF which. II
remember Alright. is three and n
half feet to the mile. Walter Nc
Donald was the engineer in charge.
a jolly, good-natured man who was
known to everyone as Mack"
This ditch appeared to them as If
it was above grade, 1. e.. running up
hill, and don't wonder. for l re-
member that the nrSt time ever saw
water running in an irrigating canal
Gin 1869 1t looked so to me.
After several days of examination
and thought. and the canal had
reached about Twelfth street and
Fourteenth avenue. Mack says they
came at him rs follows:
Say Mack. we are three college
boys Just graduated. We don't know
thing about irrigation but, conf
dentially. between ourselves, do you
really expect that this ditch will car
~ water from way down there point
Ing to the river) clear up here?
Mack says that he took In the sit
uation and answered: I'm tell you
boys, between ourselves. and not tc
go any further. ! started this canal
| in the Cache Ia Poudre river-one
end Is there-aRd I'm going to put
| the other end in the Platte, and /
tell you the water is bound to run
| one way or the other"
Whether the boys were satisfied
| or not l do not know. as they lett
| together few days thereafter and
| never returned.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
HELD UP IN SHADOW
OF THE CITY uAl.I,

Held up by n masked man M tho
alley on Ninth avenue near the (lllfa
Fellows hall rs he was going north,
r. Il. Minimum. clerk i'm the Office
OF +. a. Hartung, engineer, wa. ~.
lieved OF some cents over eight dbl.
lars Friday night about IL The
young man was ON his wny hou,e.
The hOld-up was armed with n hlue
barreled revolver and the police have
good description of the man. Mar.
shal Williams himself took chorye. ~
the case and had his men ruo,I the
outgoing trains, hut thus far the
hoIdup has escaped detection
The case was one of tho ho,dest
which has come to the notice - THO
police for some time and harponad
but few steps from the city hrl
Mininm was on his way homo md
mad arrived at the alley, whom sud
denly the stick-up stepped ont ~ the
shadow and. covering him N a
revolver, ordered him to hold ~ b;s
hands. ~ "''
Minium's hands went mn ora
the sky and the holdup rattcrna In
az 'hc chanee which the YOUNG man
mad with him. Minium at ougr rmsh.
ed to the police station and rg,,rtea
the case. The holdup went Il tha
direction of the tracks
Minium said, in speaking ~ tho
aHair, Il did not see tho MAJ, I'll
stepped TO the alley, whom 4, um, r,
ed out and thrust the gun t, r nv
face" e'N lh my
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16

Willard Darling tells of one OF his
acquaintance from Iowa. man o
means, who had built up good bust
ness in the town where he dwelt,
but was looking for larger field
and came to view the prospect in
Colorado.
He had been farmer and consid-
cred himself good judge OF the
character Of soil and it's capacity to
grow remunerative crops.
He noted that the land then pro-
duced little but cacti, Kansas sun
flowers and thin grass known as
"gramma." very little of it, too.
He borrowed spade and dug into
the soil and took some to his tent
for thorough examination and his
conclusion was this:
Say. Darling, this thing is a
fraud. Nothing will grow in this
soil, not even white beans II won't
grow anything" So Mr.. Darling
took him to see General Cameron.
who had happy faculty of setting
things straight. and the general ad-
vfsed him to go and see BENJAMIN
Eaton, who was then living on the
river bottom near where Windsor is
situated. So. taking this advice. he
and two or three others strapped on
their blankets and started for Mr..
Laton's place. On the way they had
to pass along the line of the canal
No. - then being constructed, and
1t appeared to them as it did to the
lhree college boys. to run up hill and
he spoke his mind
Another fraud, They'll never get
water to run in this ditch. never
water don't run up hill"
They went on to Mr. Eaton's plnce
staid over night, and ne told them
what he knew regarding irrigation
on upland in New Mexico (where he
had previously lived) and elsewhere
On returning they again passed
along the line of the canal, near its
mead. and to their surprise saw that
water mad been turned in and the
ditch was running fun, which was
not only surprise but gave the lie
to his statement that the ditch would
never carry water. They stopped
and looked. hardly believing what
they saw, till finally the Iowa man
exploded with
II say boys, this thing Is going to
be a success Anyone that can make
water run up hin is bound to sue
ceed. and they have done it,"
he seemed, however, to still re-
tain his idea regarding the character
OF the SOIL and did not rcmnln
Here desire to say that If havo
omitted to mention any who have
peen prominent in pioneer matters II
must not be attributed to intention
but to lack of memory, and the foct
that 1t has been arranged for somo
one else to write about those living
outside the city.
For nearly fifteen years Won bayo
The Greeley tribune., 1909-12-16
kERSEY GIRL DIES HERE
AFTER A SHORT .LINEs,

After an illness OF but a few days
Myrtle Riggles. the l4-year-old
daughter Of J. w. niggles of Kersey
died at the Greeley hospital Satur.
day night Of typhoid pneumonia. The
funeral will be held from Macy's
undertaking parlors tomorrow after
noon at 1880 o'clock.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
Il TEMBLOR FUE
en- AibOnito, fver-
te. '''''*'''.''':..'.... ):
+
Aunque hacia mucho frio,
el vecindario dejo ell lie.
Cho asustado.
El ministro Mr., P. Penzotti,
ha sido trasladado a AFRO
70.
tDe nuestro correSponsal)

Febrero l7.-En la maiiana de a
yer Sc di6 cristiana sepultura a
que en- vida fu6 nuestro respectable
y buen amigo Don Domingo Jordan
y Gimenez.
Varlas eoronas ostentaba ell fere-
tro que familias amigas lie dedica-
ron como Gltimo recuerdo al que
fu6 buen esposo, buen padre, G ino-
fenslvo amigo de todos. Nuestro
p6same a su desconsolada famlia.
Tn fuerte temblor de terra, sc
sinti6 d las 8 de Ia maiiana de hoy
microbes, que apesar del mucho
frio que hacia, puso en- pie a la ma
yor parte de la gente de este pueblo
Que no Sc repitan estos fendmenos
La cslle de San Jose, que es la
principal de este pueblo, Sc encuen-
ira en- lamentable estado, desde que
ell ayuntamiento la abandon6 por
correspondent su conservation al de-
partamento del 'interisr. SNo me-
recen respeto y consideration
los vecinos de este pueblo,
y garantia los viajeros que transi-
tan de la Capital d Ponce?
Para ell 25 del corriente mes Sc di-
ce esta sehalada la vista de la corte
Municipal de Cayey q cuvo distrito
pertenece este pueblo.
Ell Rev. Mr.. Paul Penzotti, mi
nistro de este pueblo, y que gran
DIES progresses ha hecho en- el campo
del protestantismo, ha sido trasla-
dado d su pedimento al pueblo de
Arroyo. Lo sentimos; y nos ale
graremos de q. su digna y respeta-
BILE esposa recupere su salud, eau
sa por Ia que solicito su traslado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
.EXP[ND|O De la
|eche ,en 'Baya-:
mon. ~, ",
~ 81
Parece que Ia ley no
Sc ha cunplido a to-
dos por igual.
Un puesto de vender Ieohe
cuesta a unos sacrificios,
mientras los preceptos hi
gi6nicos no parecen cumplir,
Sc.
De uuestro corrsspcnsa!.

Febrero ,7.-Dificil es la mission
del Correspousal y de I'm peri6dicc
% "La Correspondence" al que
que informar la verdad sin apa.
slonamiento alguno, y sin lntrigaS
de ningdn genero.
Y mas dificil cusndo los informes
parten de una ciudad como esta en-
que Ell Corresponsal es Ell llamadc
a verlo todo y juzgarlo todo, en- el
sentido va manifestado.
Por ESQ no es dificil que Sc me yea
atacando la Administrator repu-
bllcana, cuando merecen ataques
sus actos 8 aplaudiendola cuando
APPLAUSE merece, 8 censurando fun
sionarios unionistas cuando censura
merecen sus procedimientos aplau-
diendoles tambi6n 81 aplusos requie
rem sus actos.
Ell pueblo tiene fe ciega en- ell pc
ri6dico, cuando este defiende honra-
damente sus intereses y yo no de-
bo permitir que esa fe Sc pierda nj
q. ell periodico caiga en- rfdiculas
apreciaciones.
LA Correspondents de Pto Rico
en- 10 que respecta a este correspon-
sal, defendera en- esta ciudad los
intereses del publico sea del repu-
blicano, sea de unionistas, sea de
extranieros del blanco, del hombre
de color, del rico, del pobre, siempre
a. esos intereses reclamen mi inter
venci6n como corresponsal, y por ESQ
hoy llamo la atenci6n de la admins
TRACTION municipal tan dignamente
representada aquf acsrca de esos he
chos, que perjudican sobre manera
los intereses del pdblico, en- distinta
forma.
Sc trata de la sanidad.
Prohibido esta por ell departa-
mento de sanidad y exigido por 'el
Inspector del Distrito de manera
terminate, que la leche, no Sc ven
da al pGblico s;no en- puestos y es-
tos con arreg!o a las exigenCias sa-
nitarias,es decir, que tiene ell indus
trial que hacer su deposito con a.
rreglo a un plano aprobado por el
departamento.
Aqui hay TN americana, que ven-
de este liquido en- botellas, y en- Ca
rrito.
JCumple este sehor las !eyes de ss-
nidad, establecidas en- el pais2
mo perjudica este Sr. no tan So
lamente, q los demas industriales,
que comercian con este articulo y
que han llenado los requisites lega-
les?
mo periudica la salud pdblica,
con espender Ia leohe en- esas con-
diciones no admitidas por la sani-
dad?
SQue privilegio tiene el americana
para violar las leyes? Este mismo
articulo Sc vende en- las casas par
ticulares a ciencia y paciencia de los
que estan en- ell deber de prohibirlo-
Yo he visto hacer grandes sacri-
ficios, para hscer un puesto de leche
Y sin embargo esos sacrificios han
resultado mentidos por que el infe-
liz que los hizo, era un native.
Lo mismo sucede con la imposi-
ci6n de ganado, que resulta muy
deficiente hoy para algunos y muy
exagerado para otros.
Debe remediarse este. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
NoTICIA LOCAL 4
LOS MARINOS.

Sc hace saber por esta no
ticia que la"Blake Shoal Nor
tn Buoy, No. 3" colorado,
de 3a. clase mum" reportada
anteriormente hallarse al ga
rete, fue reemplazada en- Fe-
brero 16, 1909.
Por 6rden de Ia Junta de
Faros.
A. n. Wood, Captain, U.
S. n, Asst. to the Inspr. 3rd
Dist, Service of Porto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-18
Hubo varios incidentes
hacienda uso de la pala.
bra los Sres. de Diego
Llorens, Tizol. Oppenhei.
mer. Coll, M Muhoz Rive.
ra y Matlenzo Clntron.
Despues de la session pablica,
la Camara Sc constituy6 en-
session seCreta..

Adelantamos I'm extracto
de Ia session de aver que, q
reserva de darla en- detaIle,
contiene una nota de los prin-
clpales asuntos que en- ella
Sc trataron.
A las $40 comenz6 la session
contestando q la lista "a dele
gados. Sc aprobo ell acta de
la session anterior y pasaron a
comisiones los memoriales Y
peticiones.
La presidencia informa q la
Camara que esta para votar-
Sc en- tercera lectura ell P. de
C. que qued6 aver para hoy
q solicitud del Sr. Tizol. Este
delegado hace otra vez la pc
tici6n a la Camara de que que
de sobre la mesa ell proyecto.
Sc opone Ell Sr. Giorgetti Sc
cundado por ell Sr. Delgado,
y ell Sr. Tizol insiste en- que
Sc vote Ell viernes en- tercera,.
La Camara acuerda por ma
yorfa que puede Ell bill para
votarse el viernes en- tercera
lectura.
Viene Ell P. de C. 1856. En-
mendando la ley municipal
en- 10 que Sc refiere a nombra-
miento de alcaldes por ell 60
bernador. Ell Sr. Muhoz Ri
vera sostiene ell proyecto de
que, dice es uno de los mas
lmportantes de la legislature.
Ell speaker deja su asiento al
Sr. Coll Cuchy (U y va a ar
gumentar en- defensa del pro-
yecto. Habla durante As mi
nutos, y sostiene que ell bill
es de gran trascendencia. Di-
ce que esta seguro de que el
gobernador Post prohiiara el
proyecto aunque en- 6l Sc ira
te de mermarle facultades y
recuerda que ell mismo Sr.
fost, siendo secretario de P.
Rico, sostuvo en- el Consejo E.
jecutivo la ley municipal que
hoy rije, mermando atribu-
clones al Secretario de P. Rico
y dandoselos a los ayunta-
mientos.
Ell Sr. Matienzo secunda al
Sr. Munoz y pide Sc apruebe.
Ell Sr. Llorens Sc muestra
partidario del proyecto pero
dice que tan importantes y.
de mayor importancia los hay
en- la Camara y que todos me-
recen la misma atenci6n.
Sc orijina un debate entire
los Sres. De Diego y Llorens
de la mayor 8 menor
importancia del proyecto.
Tercia en- el el Sr. Tizol y di-
ce que ell peligro de una de-
suni6n en- la Camara esta
precisamente en- que cada de-
legado trate de imponer sus
bills con mas preferencia que
los de los demas.
Hay un incidente entire
el presidente INFERNO Sr. Coll
Y ell Sr. Tizol por decirle aquel
que el delegado que discute
debe referirse al biH.
Replica el delegado por San
Juan que estS dentro del bill
Y que tiene el mismo derechol
que los demas de la Camara
para hacer uso de la palabra
,omo antes 10 han hecho otros
;enores, q los que no Sc ha
.lamado al orden. Apela pa
"a ante la Camara de la acti- /
.ud de la presidencia interi-
IA.
Sigue el debate entire los
Sres. Llorens Torres V De
Diego Y el presidente les la
ma al 6rden 4 causa de repe-
.idas interrupciones en- el ca
or de la discurion.
Hay otro ineidente entire
os Sres. Oppenheimer y De-
Diego V desuuza retiran am