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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17
BLODGETT COMPANY WIN.
Huntington Concern Awarded Contract
to NentiIats State House.

Montpelier Feb, 16.-I;ov G. II. Pronty,
Attorney-General j. G. Sargent, State
Treasurer f. H. Deavitt and G. H. Ferrin
Sereeaht-at-arins, were at tho State
House yesterday to complete the exam
nation of the bids for Nentilating and
altering the State House.
OF the four bids submitted the con-
tract was awarded to the q. s. Blodgctt
company of Burlington for So, ,039. The
contract was signed by the State officials
and by j. J. Itaine and George Holden
representing the Blodgett company Under
the law which provides for doing this
work the contract must be completed by
June !.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17
GOLDIE IN TIE TOLLS.
Neli-kDOvn 0ntpclicr Character Ar
rested in Burlington.

Montpelier Feb. l6-Goldie Sun Morse
Who was arrested in Burlington to-day
III an adultery charge. is also wanted by
Sheriff Frank H. Tracy, who has a
Warrant for her.
Some three years ago Goldie was con-
victed In Washington county court Of
forgery in raising a bank check and sign
ng a certain persons name to It. Execu-
lion of her sentence was suspended and
she was placed on probation. one of the
:ondti )ns of which was that she should
report monthly to Fred B. Thomas
probation officer. For the last eight
months she had neglected to 70 through
with this little formaility and a warrant
Tor her arrest was issued.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17
HITCHCOCK OvER2ULED.
Insnrgents El1tcd owe" the Appoint-
neut Of Postnnatei by TAFT.

Washing on. Feb. 10 fn.urgent nlcm-
bers OF the House were elatcd to-day over
repor. that President Taft had over
ruled Fustmastcr-Generai Hitchcock
again In tho suspension OF an appoint
ment Of IL postmaster recommended by an
.psurgent republican congressman. The
story Is that after spirited controversy
lasting some weeks. the President sent
10 the SerSts to-day ;he nomination as
postmaster at Osk.loosa, Iowa, o: George
G, 1ruse, WHO had been reccnl;ne ended by
Representative Kendall OF tha, district.
but disappproved by the postmas,er-sen-
eral, 1t is reported that Mr.. Kendall pro-
tested to the White House that Mr
IIitchcocl: vas discriminating against
him and that after two calls. the Presi-
dent told Mr.. Hitchcock he would np-
point Truse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17

Strong oppos'tion had dcveiored TO the
publicity feature Of the corporation tax
law and President Taft ana his advisors
have frequently conferred on the iucs-
t!on of reaching a basis Of administra-
lion Of the act. The issue now 10 square
ly before Congress and much interest is
manifested as to whether that body will
re-oDact the existing publicity provision
by granting the appropriation recon-
mended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17
GENITAL VERMONT WRECK
ON WATERLOO BRANCH

Montreal Que. Feb. ia local
passenger train on the Waterloo
branch Of the Central Vermont rail-
way was wrecked tonight near West
Shefford. Que. The two rear cars of
the train jumped the track and rolled
down a l5-foot embankment, seven
people being injured. none seriously.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17
DIR. JOHN E. JAMES DEAD.
Leading homeopathic Stricken ON the
Witness stand.

Philadelphia Ecb. i6--While testifying
In court here to-day, DR.. John E, James
was stricken with paralysis and died soon
aftscward, Dr., James was chief gyne-
co!oetst at the Hahnemanr hospital and
iw college Ne was 60 years old aud wus
leading homeopathic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17
BRONZE CLOCK FOR PLUCK.
Resolutions Also Sent Gallant Captain
Who Saved Six Men,

Who Saved Six Men.
Philadelphia Pa, Feb. 16-In recog-
milton Of the bravery Of Captain Man
derson OF the steamer l. C. Hanna,
VINO rescued s!X men from the steamer
Clarion which was burned near South
shoal. Lake Erie, on December 6 last,
the directors of the Erie e. Western
transportation company to-day sent to
the skipper solid bronze ships clock.
The directors also adopted resolutions
expressing the thanks of the board to
the captain for his quick action which
were also sent to Captain Anderson.
Captain Anderson sighted tbs burn
ing steamship and at tho risk Of him :
self ana his crew managed 20 ret
Alongside ana rescue the SIX ntsn tnsn
on board her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17

Cleveland, Ohio, Fen 10 Mrs, s. X
Waterman. leader among tho militant
suffragettes of America, died here yes
terday OF pneumonia, contracted white
lobbying In hehalf Of an anti-cigarette
law before the Legislature In Columbus.
Mrs. Waterman VAS rn ardent republican n
stump speaker.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17
VERGENNES.

r. j. Beeman and son have sold the
Mrs. George Roscoe farm in Addison
to Clarence Benedict. The farm com
tained 20 acres and the consideration
was S.5 800.
An epidemic OF the grip has broken out
in this section and it is estimated their
are 1850 peoule III with II I'm this city and
vicinity. In some cases whole families
are suffering from it--The sophomore
class of the hiah school gave the junior
class party Friday evening at the home
of MI. and Mrs. Allen Burroughs.-Wil-
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The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
ARRANGES TO RETURN
HOME; NEWS COMES
OF FATHERS DEATH

Happy in the anticipation of a
visit with her parents at her girlhood
home, Mrs. Clarence Kidder went TO
Denver Monday to make final ar
rangements for her departure and
returned last evening to find mes
sage waiting her telling of the death
of her father.
Mrs Kidder ownes the Coronado
Millinery and expected to leave to-
day on business trip to eastern
cities and or a visit with her parents
in Stromsburg. Neb The last let
ter stated that her parents were both
in excellent health and were anxious
ly awaiting her arrival. Mrs. Kidder
left LaSalle at IL O'Clock last even
ing for her home. MIR. Kidder ac-
companied her. Mr.. kidder Will re-
turn the last of the week. Mrs kld-
der's millinery will be closed tlIl
Friday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
ABSENT AND
CASE is CONtlAuED ONEii

Beeause Of the absence Of Wll.
ueesea. the case OF Robert Boyd an"
AuraUa BOYD agajnst the Pierce lrI.-
cation company will 90 over UNI.
tre rriug torn of court and l-.
trfaI order win be vaeat1d |.
Boyds are suing the companE Fer ...
alleged taking OF q right @. "".
Through their property
Senator Carpenter end AtIg.A.
Baker represents the Eoyds 'Ha a.
torncys Tsw and oseph G GW-nA .".
tre Pierce Irrigation company
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
SUB=LET CONTRACT
FOR BUILDING OF
LARGEST DITCH
Num- Man Gets Contract from Dem
yer Firm for Construction OF
Two Mile Ditch In Greeley
POudre System

Num-, Feb. 1-Knowlton & Bo-
leen of Denver, who have the con-
tract for building over twenty miles
of the main ditch in the Greeley
Poudre system, yesterday sub-let the
building of the same from the Union
Pacific railroad to the east line of
Section "a, distance of over two
miles, to w. P. Lemonds of this
place.
Mr.. Lemonds also has the contract
for building the Num- lateral and
for the present will discontinue work
on the lateral and begin construe
tion work on the main ditch. Later
when the frost is entirely out OF the
ground the lateral will be built.
Mr.. Lemonds will establish two
ditch camps, one just east OF Num-,
and the other in Section "a.
The Greeley Construction company
which has the contract for building
Lake McGrew reservoir is digging a
well and making other preparations
for establishing u camp at the reser-
yoir, which is six miles directly east
of Mum. III machinery. provisions
and supplies used in the construction
of the reservoir will be shipped to
Nunn, the nearest railroad point. and
will be hauled overland to the reser-
voir. The construction work Will be-
gin on the reservoir this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

This is the first important step
which the new school committee has
taken. An appropriation of $4,000
has been set aside for the erection
of new building by the state legis-
lature.
AS he was leaving today DR.. Sny-
der said:
"The new institution will be un-
der the direct rule of the Greeley
school. Every effort will be put forth
to give the Gunnison school the best
which can be gotten out of $4,000.
There are any number of young
men and women on the western slope
who desire the advantages Of a Eor-
NAL school education and 1t is to
meet this demand that the erection
of the new school has been decided
upon. 1t is practically branch OF
the Greeley Normal.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
PIERCE BUILDING ACTIVE:
TOWN TO BE INCORPORATED

Pierce. Feb Building actlNl-
ties continue in Pierce and it is like
ly that 1910 will equal the preceding
wear when nearly 100000 worth OF
buildings we're erected. Real estate
remains active and many deals, none
of them involving large tracts. are
now under way.
The matter of the incorporation OF
Pierce is somewhat in abeyance at
the present time Those who are
anxious to see the town incorporated
are working quietly towards that
end, and it is certain that in a COM
p9ratively short time Pierce will take
rank among the incorporated TOW hS
of the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
DECIDE
DATE OF
BANQUET
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL HOLD
MEETING ONE WEEK FROM
NEXT MONDAY WHEN
MEN ASSEMBLE
Questions Which Will Come Up for
Discussion ut the Banquet Will
BE Decided Upon at Some
Future Meeting of the
Board of Directors

AT the meeting or the board of di.
rectOrs of the Commercial club last
Monday il was decided that the next
banquet of that organization will
take place February II, two weeks
from last night. The questions which
will he taken up for discussion al
that time have not as yet been de-
cidcd upon but will he settled af
some future meeting. The last baIl
quet of the club was one of the mos
successful which the OrganiZatiOo
has seen.
1t is for this reason that this 9th
er banquet so soon following haS
been decided upon.
The organization is on flOurisht
ing basis at this time and many a
the business men about the city havt
expressed desire that another ban
quet be held in the near future.
There are many questions which
are of vital interest and which arr
to come up.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
BIG BALL 10 OCCUR
ON SnRONE TUESDAY

Shrovc Tuesday, which comes next
Tuesday. will see the last social
event of the season in the ball which
viii be given NJ the Camlela h0'el'
Father Andrew y Casey ana ms par
ishfoncrs are pushing the plans to
completion ior the occasion which
promises to be a brilliant Affair."
ID VIII be the last chance peonle,
of Greeley who observe Lent VIII
have 20 enjoy themselves and lor
the forty days following there w
be no social affairs for those VINO
Keep the season.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
\ SERVICE
.0RpINATE0N

ev. Bishop Olmstead has
city since Saturday. On
reached at Trinity church
vening confirmed a large
services were very inn
ionday afternoon "a re-
given at the rectory and
at which time the Alice
,orial Rectory" was for
lated with appropriate
'oday the ordination of
j, Skinner of Ault as
place with the usual
F candidate was present
A. Schofield. gen
|ary. Rev. George Hal
|nity Memorial. Denver,
Bonell assisted in the
ices. The Introit in the
Pervice, Lead Me Lord,
Petty sung, with the solo
en Nichols. The service
+ remembered by the
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
snarish-ConIin settlement

The English-Coulin controversy
was settled by a Jury trial tn Judge
pressley's court Monday afternoon.
The Jury decided in @yor Of Mr.
English, who claimed E27 eomhls-
sion for renting @ farm for James
ConIin. rauchmau who lives near
greeley. The costs, amounting 20
ssf.75. were assessed TO Mr. Conlln.
Con1iu was not satisfied with the de-
rfsiop and will appeal the case 10
the county court.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
TO TREAT
/ OF FRUIT
I RAISING
FHRMEHS' CONVENTION MEETS
AT WINDSOR TOMORROW
MANY TOPICS Or GREAT
INTEREST
Nhany Speakers Are Coming from the
Estate Agricultural College and
II Much Time Is to BE Devoted
To the Discussion of
Fruit Raising

4 Great interest is being manifested
the Farmers Institute which con-
nes at Windsor on Wednesday.
he speakers are from the State Ag-
r1cultural college and will treat of
various subjects of immediate inter-
ct TO the Weld county farmer.
among these will be fruit culture,
uklich, in view of the fact that many
afe successful at raising fruit in this
v1cinity, and that interest in horti-
cplturc seems to be on the increase,
gill prove of unusual interest to
seany.
Z. Windsor, Feb. 1.-The program
for the institute is as follows:
$3.50 a. m.-Fruit Culture, E. B.
Bennett.
10 a. m.-Alfalfa and Rotation
and Fertility of the Soil, A. Keyser
< IL a. m.-Insect Pests, Professor
johnson.
1880 p. m.--Potato Culture, c. F
Pitch.
2:3O p. m.-Feeding Stock, H. M
oottrell.
$3.50 p. m.-Diseases of Horses
pr. Glover.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

was thrown some TWEEN
from the second floor of
! to the basement and
|ely on his head. fractur-
!. With him at the time
J happened were three
his partner on the job
fkmen.
they heard Hammond
tell down the shaft. They
b stairs and to the base
nond was picked up un-
b was rushed to his home
hl physicians were sum
lmmond never regained
5.
3 possible was done for
continued to sink until
5 morning, when he died.
|mond family has lived
past three years. No ar
for the funeral have u
Ide.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Nrcrrerv win Lcctnre

For the purpose Of giving iet-
IRE to the farmers about sidney
eb., on seed potatoes, Secretary d.
!. MrCrery OF tha Commercial e'u'
going 20 sidney The sidney peo-
he are evrcct.ug q carload of seed
otatoes and as soon as these afill ,
ord will be sent to AIR. A.@@t--a
pd he viii leave ot once for tae .-
raska town. Prof. Et,eA %. l-0
ate Agricultural college hes lhs-'-
5ted the PEOPLE of sidney ln .A.
-owinr OF -l ratalaea end las.
IN supply much seed 10 t1s a's'''.1
is said.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
BACHELOR ENTERTAINS
FORTY FRIENDS With
HOUSE WARNING time
Frank kutcher Most Popular Man
In the district After the Superb
Event OF Few Days Ago,
Long Remembered

Frank Kutcher is by far the most
popular man in the community
twelve miles east of Greeley since
the house warming given at his
home a couple OF days ago. Mr..
Kutcher is a bachelor and has re-
Gently erected beautiful new home
ons his desirable ranch. Sunday he
invited company of friends to spend
the day at the ranch. An elaborate
dinner was served at noon by Mrs.
King, Mr. Kutcher's housekeeper.
The affair was heartily enjoyed by
ALL There were fOrty-four guests
accepted Mr. Kutcher's Hospitality
and the day will be long remembered
by all.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

Hearing in the case Of the Union
Pacific railroad against the City o..
rreerav. tre Colorado & Southern
rruroaa. the BurIngton road tha
greeley Terminal road aGd the Den
var and Greeley street Car eomDanE
has been set over at the request of
The Union uuC'ac attorneys OF which
n O. dorsey in Denver is the head,
until February 10. The case was 70
have come mp in Denver tomorrow
,,orrirg but information to the ef-
rert that it had been continued reach
ed City Attorney Joseph c. Ewing
today
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
FROZEN POTATOES ARE
CAUSE OF DEATH TO
MOST VALUABLE HORSE

Frozen potatoes has caused lhe
death of valuable horse belonging
to Herman kruse who lives on
ranch four miles northeast of Gree
ley. The incident, it is SAID, shouiu
be warning to the farmers to keep
potatoes which have been frozen
out of reach of the horses. Potatoes
are often used as portion OF 'he
rations of the horses, II is sald, as
we'll as other stock on the ranch and
the danger of feeding frozen pota-
toes is said to be not so seneraiiy
known.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Owens Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Maria
Owens. wife of William Owens, were
held at . o'clock last Tuesday at
the Baptist church Mrs. Owens was
"a years old and was resident OF
Greeley for number of years. Their
home has been in Ault for several
wears Mrs. Owens death occurred
in st Joseph's hospital, Denver
where she was taken few weeks
ago for an operation.
Mrs. Owens is survived by her hus-
hand. one son, John owens. and two
daughters, Mrs. J. w. Neal and Mrs.
Nellie Hughes.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
ROY TRIES TO CATCH
WAGON: ARM BROKEN

While attempting to catch a ride
on a passing wagon. Lloyd Gilmore,
the 5-year-old son OF Mr. ana Mrs'
IS. V. Elmore of 402 Eleventh street,
fell and fractured his arm. The ac-
cident happened Monday near the
East Ward school house, where the
school children were playing in the
street The lad is doing as well as
could be expected today III Is to'
tuneate that his injuries amounted
TO no more than a broken arm
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
HUNDRED DEAD In
A MINE DISASTER

Primero, Colo, Feb. 1.-Over 100
men are believed killed by terrific
explosion in the Primero mine of the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company at
4:30 yesterday afternoon,
At 10 o'clock last night fifteen bod
les had been recovered from one OF
the main Slopes. The bodies We're
literally blown To pieces and were
unrecognizable.
Rescue parties are making desper-
ate efforts to reach the interior work
ings. cut off from the outside by the
caying of the main portal.
Five men were killed at the mouth
of the main stope by the force or
the explosion.
Both fans with which the mine is
equipped were shattered and were
not repaired until 7;3o last night.
AS soon as the fans We're repaired
General Superintendent j. f. Thomp-
son and "A rescue party entered by
the main air shaft. but were unable
to reach the main shaft which was
completely blocked,
The party returned to the surface
after securing five bodies, which Were
badly burned.
A party equipped with oxygen he'll
NETS replaced them in the workings
reached through the air shaft and
at a m had recovered twenty-four
bodies and rescued one man alive.
Primero, Colo. Noon, Feb. AJ
noon today rorty-two bodies of the
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
PACIFIC ASKS FOR
TIME IN HEARING Or SUIT

The suit has been instituted against
and the railroads for the restraints
81 all the defendant corporations
rom operating wrrulu the t0e-to7t
right OF way claimed by the Union
Pacific.
While in Denver yesterday Attor-
nev Ewing sounded all Of the rail
road attorneys on the case regarding
their stand
The fact that the Union Pacific has
asked for time IS considered most
Important by the defendant corpora
tions.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
GilCrcSt Dance

Gilcrest, Feb. AT Lang nan
Friday night, dance was given py
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lilar ana MI.
and Mrs Sam Sampson. lhere was
a big crowd present and the ahalr
proved very enjoyable
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

been whiting her niece, MgI. Alhsrk
langley of LaSalle. and was in 0fee@
ley Monday looking after her ranch
east of Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
GOES TO CONFER With THE
DIRECTORS OF NEW NORMAL
SCHOOL ON BUILDING PLAN
DR.. Z. X. Snyder Left for Gunnison Tuesday to
Complete Plans for Erection Of Another
Normal, Which Is Said to Be Under
Jurisdiction Of Greeley School

For the formulating with the Normal school
which erected Gunn
President X Greeley
NAL school LETT last Tuesday Gunnison where he will meet
practically under the
jurisdiction the Greeley institution given out today
simply the of accommodating
folks wish attend the school
:: the
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The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Real Estate Office

THITy TTlbune-
+ Feb. III. +. Hall,
ID in the vicinity of Sew
P number of years, has
| estate office here. Con-
En property is changing
|onday +. T. Wykert sold
barn to Willis Alkire.
some large land deals
none are concluded at
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

When he was thrown from his bi
Rollin Haynes, son of II, N Haynes
iured Monday He was rendered ".
assisted TO his home He is now sa"
head. hut is able to be about
Tho accident happened about 81.
riams along no q moderate rate o. .l
ont from under him and he was iaIo
conscious,
People passing along the stree. F.
and rushed 70 his assistance, tte w"
ical ala was summoned. This morn
serious permanent effects are antI2.D'
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
nrncc nt IAcrseY

Kersey. Jan. 2S.-AlTangemel.s
are completed for dance at Heu-i-
nan hall tonight. This is the llIa'
dance of the season and will be large
lv attended
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Rollin Haynes Severely
Hurt in Bicycle Accident
While Riding Last Night

ycle while riding toward his home
sos Sixth street was severely m
by The fall and had TO bs
ring from severe cuts about the
0 O'Clock. The young man was
ed when suddenly the wheel slipped
IN to the road and rendered uh-
the time saw the young man ran
taken to his home and there med
he was able to be around and no
ed because OF the accident.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Ditch Map FIXED

Maps and statements have bel
filed with the county clerk and n
corder of Ketcham ditch, which iiell
In irrigation district No. l.. The al
ing was made by Zelda Ketcham and
the cost of the ditch Is given at $40Q
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
.EY HIGH SCHOOL is TO
ET LAFAYETTE HLGLL SCHOOL

Louisville, Boulder Naal.5 .
YER ". NJ. c. A. Cstudent team ~.
t'aton high school AFNa l4"
school Wheautdgo h.eh eng. '
ho springs hisn school CASE, lyggr 10y,
hiea school. Fort Lu1lon .3u n,' ,,
pusinrss callceo, Denver WAeE'.''
Cdonni school .,u.
The high school team
M an excellent wme th.s sl ~
rnct as good game as any cam ,r.s ,r,
has ever represented the sehool. y. y.
hieh school team has to its ',1ul' ,,.
the defeat of the Eaton, Fort MOT
pou and Longmont teams
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
81 STAINED IN
.NNla OF G. T.. BAILEY

or in the case of c. :.
AGAINST ID, G. Thomp- =
sustained Monday by =
arrlgues. Attorneys =.
s Aelley and Joseph c. =
the plaintiffs object ::
ans wer filed by Attor- :.
' Southard for the :.
S as being insufficient :
ejion was sustained. :.
- = = = = !. = = :. = =
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Strom will go
this week to Salt Lake City. They
will visit the formers father and
will also visit in Colorado Springs.
They may go on to the Pacific coast
efoEe their return.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

February 4, one OF
Ha'ball games of the
played at the Aruory
-Ie Greeley high school
'.s not lost n game this
OF the fact that three
mes have been played
'''H', will meet the Iaf-
.Hhool team. At tho
.ia Lafayette team also
ZEN line of victories, so
''rtaln to see Something
minute. The following
'ie teams defeated by the
am.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
C.co,cy IIi-b rcats Lqnrmont

Greeley High EcHts LHnsN"i'l
In a game played at LonsLno.L,.. ,.
.aturday night the Greeley hiEu
ahool basketball team defeated lhs
ongmont high school by score oi
7 to 35.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Continued 10 Page Eight
SEVEN nuNDRED AND ITFTY

UOEIllNS IN NORM FUli TIiAtF
:. One OF the Giatest nriees =
= ever paid for FARMING aHd was :
!. that paid by p. R. sge#r who =
= has purchased tract of land =
:. from j Nv Dillgu considered :
:. fne property, Tor $3.50 AN acre. =,
e. The tract Includes FIVE acres. i
: The deal shows THAT local men +.
!. are thoroughly alive TO the real :.
:. estate situation iu this portion =
:. o' the state
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

L. Il. Boyse left Monday for Chi
cago, where his wife is visiting.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03
Icy CONTRACTOR IS
Tally INJURED WHEN HE
IS HURLED THROUGH SHAFT
tIy Last Tuesday Of Fractured Skull Suf.
Yesterday Afternoon.-Did Not Regain
|nsciousness After He Fell to Base.
ment Of New Building

he hurled down elevator shaft
kcted by p l.. Hudson, 1928 Fourth Monday
IN shortly after o'clock L. C. Hammond,
suffered injuries from which he died about
hhs morning Hammond lived at 302 Thirteenth :.
kryiyed by his wife and two children.
Ind Myrtle Smith, his daughter The body
the and it has been decided yet wheth-
quest will be necessary. e:
!: 4. !. !: ...t :. !: = :
The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-03

Prmero. Colo Noon, Feb. AT
noon today rorty-two bodies of the