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The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
s20O, 900 NEEDED BY THE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL

Amounts approxfmating $500. 600
will be asked by the legislative COM
mittee on public institutions for the
state Normal school at Greeley,
when the staet legislature convenes
in January.
Today the committee 10 at the
Normal. carefully investigating the
needs of the Institution with the
view OF preparing an estimate. The
larger items needed are an appro-
priation Of approximately 100000
for finishing the training school, a
new heating plant that will cost In
the neighborhood of $4,000. the
furnishing of Guggenheim hail at an
approximate cost OF $4,000 and
assistants for many OF the depart
ment heads and the establishment OF
several new departments.
An appropriation will also be ask
ed for the maintenance Of the new
Normal school at Gunnison. which
has Just been completed and is at
present under the same board as the
Normal school here.
Among the committee at the
school this morning were Harrison
Teller. Mr.. Proske. Mr.. Anderson.
Mr.. Lines. Mrs. La6erty and Chair
man Napier Of Glenwood Springs.
Others in addition to DR.. Snyder and
members OF the board were Mrs.
Huntley, Mrs. Katherine NJ. Cook.
state superintendent OF schools, Mr..
Madden and D. e. Carpenter.
One OF the features of the visit
that appealed strongly to the stu
dents was brief address delivered
in chapel this morning by Mrs. Laf-
ferty on the general subject Of
women in politics. She outlined the
broader work that present day con-
ditions has made necessary for
women to do and took hopeful
view of the ability Of the younger
women In the state assuming the
hurdeus and Asties impessA HI equal
suffrage. She gave Interesting facts
In connection with the legislative
work done by the women Of the
state and brought out much Of In
terest to the future voters under the
suffrage franchise.
The committee will remain ut the
Normal school all day. They were
entertained at luncheon by the fac
ulty and tonight will continue their
of the state institutions
by going to Fort Collins. where the
college will be visited
tomorrow.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
SUMMONS
In the District Coert

II The District Coart.
State Of Colorado: County OF Weld. .. $.
r. G. Strong. Plaintiff.
F. w. Rogers and Lulu l. Rogers.
Defendants.
To f. w. Rogers and Lulu L. Rog-
ers. the defendants above named.
Greeting:
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict Court Of Weld County. State of
Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. II served within this
County: or, II served out of this
County, or by publication. within
thirty days after the service hereof.
Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the PRAYER
complaint In the above entitled action
be not served with this summons. or
this state. then ten days additional to
the time hereiubefore specified for ap-
pearance and answer Will be allowed
before the taking. Of Judgment by de-
fault as aforesaid
The said action Is brought to recover
judgment against you and each of you
for s224.90. with interest thereon NJ
eight per cent per annum from July
O. 1909 and for costs nnd all proper
relief. will more fully appear from
the complsint In said action to which
reference Is here made.
And YOU nre hereby notified that If
you fall to appear. and to answer the
said complaint rs above REQUIRED. the
said plaintiff. viii take Judgment by
default against you according to the
PRAYER OF said complaint.
Given under nv hand and the seal of
said Court. at Greeley. In said County.
this goth day of September. a. ~ 1910.
FRANK MADDEN.
Clerk OF District Court. Weld County.
Colorado.
(District Court Sea1)
(Weid County. CoIcD
J. NJ. Curry. Attorney.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Dec Is. 1910; last publication Jan. 8.
1911.
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reform itself when 1t comes to the
larger uplift.-The Denver Republi-
can,
CARLSON FRAMING A PEST
LAW FOR CONVENTION

When the grasshopper convention
meets in Greeley Oh Friday. January
6, to discuss ways and means OF
eliminating the pest from northern
Colorado. the delegates will have
called to their attention a pest law
that is now being framed by District
Attorney Carlson.
The Fort Collins farmers are In
favor OF asking the legislature to
pass a pest district law for the state.
or at least of creating district In
northern Colorado where for the
past few years the grasshoppers
have caused damage to crops run
ming into the millions. 1t is believ-
ed that the Weld county farmers are
in thorough sympathy with such
move and will lend their aid to hav-
ing the law passed by the legisla-
ture.
Although not yet completed. the
law being drafted by the district at
torney will bring out two features
OF especial interest to farmers. First
there will be compulsory measures
provided for tho land owners who
ignore preventative measures for
pests. The second will Be the allow
ing Of pest districts to select by petit
ton their own inspector in order
that one may be appointed who will
meet with the approval Of the ma
5ority OF farmers living In his dis
trict.
The idea OF = pest law ID to COM
pei those inclined to dodge their
responsibilities to do their share of
the work necessary to eliminate the
grasshopper eggs. 1t Is obvious that
n only half the farmers destroy the
deposits there will still be enough
hoppers to destroy the crops. The
destruction Of eggs must be system
attic and thorough to accomplish re-
suits.
Mr.. Carlson will have the law
ready to submit to the convention in
Greeley. 1t rs expected that this
gathering will represent the entire
state and that 1t will be attended by
the leading farmers from all sections
that have suffered from the pest.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department OF the Interior. United states
Land Office.


Serial No O7a9t
Contest No. 4l2l
Sterling. Colorado, Dec. q. 1870.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
b. en- filed in this office by Walter W
kust. contestant. against He Entry No.
O.VN. Serial No u7DN4, made july /, 1909.
ior NE u section 3. Township N.
which L To- alleged that R-, iamin II
DunniRan has wholly abandoned said
tract and changed his residence there
from Said tract Is not settled up.on and
cultivated by saId party as required by
law and said tract Is now In It's native
Vi ate; that all ri said failures stili e>ist.
Said pArtiea are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touch.
Ing said atievAtion Al 10 O'Clock \. m. on
J .nuary 2, 1911, before the ReRi~ter and
Receiver At the United Sta'es Land Once
n Sterling. Colorado. The said contest
ant having. In q proper afidavit, fled
Dec Il, 1910. set forth facts which show
that after due diligence peveonMl service
OF this notice can not be made, II Is here.
BY q, ,dered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
Record address Of entrymau-Oconto.
NebraskA.
W. II. Pound, Register
@. b. 7 Undertake. heceiver
First publication In ureeley Tribune
December =. 1910: last publication
JanuA, 8, 1911.
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j HELPLESS PHILANTHROPIsT


Mrs. Russell Sage seems to be fac
ing the same deep problem that
comes to everyone who tries to allay
the misery of the world through the
expenditure of money-the problem
of making ones dollars do perma-
nent good.
The latest plan of Mrs. Sage is to
York, the houses to be sold at terms
that will barely clear the actual cost
OF construction. 1t Il explained that
such scheme IL not intended to aid
the desperately poor. but to give ad-
ditional aid to those who have saved
. little and who have earned the
right to further help.
In view of what has been accom-
plished along the same line by real
estate men. without thought of phil
anthropy. such 4 plan cannot be re-
garded ~ revolutionary. Those who
will be benefited by Mrs. sage's
generous waving Of the real estate
operators profits probably would
get along pretty well in the world
anyway. 1t is the absolute down
and outer" that is proving the dead
weight on society-the. individual
born and bred in poverty OF the
helpless sort 1t is hard for any up
lift" movement to reach such an in
dividual. He would not compile
hend the advantages of any scheme
such as Mrs. Sage has outlined, and
would lack the ambition to enter in
to it, even II the comprehension we're
his. These who have worked lit
tie and saved a little. and who have
some ambitions and hopes. no doubt
will flourish under the conditions
which Mrs. Sage's model suburb will
provide. They will become better
citizens. and in that way some good
will be accomplished-but there will
still remain those whose ambitions
are hard to stir and who cannot be
raised by the graphing hooks of
charity.
individuals Of greater wealth than
Mrs. Sage have tried to solve the
larger problem and have confessed
defeat Evidently philanthropy holds
no key to the question. Society must
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
CONTEST NOTICE
Department OF the Interior. United States
Land nice.
Serial No. OlO1O7

Serial No: Olol07
Contest No. At22
Sterling. Colorado, Nov. 20. 1910.
A suascient contest a~davit having
been 6Ied in this Inc. by Walter w.
Rust, CO teatAnt gsinst He Entry No.
OlOlGa, Serial ) o. OlOlNa made November
q, 1909, for S.W.h section 3h. Towuship
n, Range 80 W., 6th Prin Meridian, by
john b. Parker. t'ontestee In which i J.
alleged that John B Parker has wholly
aband med said tr.ct and changed his
residence therefrom: that entryman
never established 4 bona fde r. sidence
thereon, that said tract il not settled up
ON and cultivated by said party as re
ou red BY Law and that said tract In in It's
native state. said parties are her. BY, noti,
touching saIc alteration Al 10 oo'clock m
on January IL, 1911, before the kegste
and Receiver at tive United States and
flce in Sterling. Colorado. The said
contestant having. in \ proper and Wit.
hied November 90. 1910. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence per-
aonai service OF this nnti-e can not he
made, Il 10 hereby ordered ard directed
that such notice be given by due and
proper pu olication.
Record address OF entryman-Sterling.
Colorado.
W. H. Pound. Register
Q. B. TimberlAke. Receiver
First publication in Greeley Tribune
December g. 1910; last publication
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
WELD COUNTY MAN CAUGHT
IN TEXAS FOR KIDNAPPING
frrom Tuesday's Daily

(ErOm 1UeSQay OallyJ
A gray cat, carried for 5000
miles on a runaway trip with his
three year old daughter. led to the
arrest of ]. w. Lee at Wharton.
Tex. yesterday. He is wanted on
the charge of kidnapping the little
.girl frem The home Of his divorced
wife nearly one month ago. The
Lees live in Weld county. near Long
mont.
Sheriff Florance made the arrest.
after having been advised that Lee
had finally reached Texas. He went
at once and is now after reQuisition
papers In order that the prisoner
may be returned to Weld county to
stand trial ON the charge preferred
by his wife.
1t was the child's fancy for pet
that brought about the capture. A
gray feline that had attracted the
little one was taken along. Lee took
the child from its home on Sunday.
November 6, last. the time he usually
took the little one out for drive.
When the pair did not return the
matter was reported to the sheriff q
office and a still hunt has been on
since that time.
Lee first went to Hudson. 25 miles
south. With the officers ON his
trail he went to Alliance, Neb..
thence to Billings. Mont. thence to
Canada. The officers were enabled
to remain on the trail through the
old gray cat that was the constant
companion of the child.
From Vancouver Lee came to Sc
attic and back through the states
through Oklahoma to Texas. The
cat was with the child constantly
and 1t was comparatively easy fol
the officers to follow the trail of the
father and daughter.
The Lees are we'll known in Weld
county. They were divorced June
29 last. Friends Of the pair declare
that 1t was the meddling OF relatives
that brought about the separation
The mother was awarded the custody
OF the little girl and the father wal
allowed to visit the child and take
it riding every other Sunday. The
day OF the kidnapping was the
regular time allowed by the cour1
for his visit. which fact enabled hin
to get several hours start before II
was discovered that he had gone.
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River Got Right Of Way

The case Of William r. Wasiey
vs.. Mrs. Mary Stanton 10 on trial In
the district court today. The plain
tiff is seeking a right Of way for
ditch across half mile OF the defen-
dant's property. alleging that he al
ready owned one right Of way, but
the river had cut into his ditch des-
troying its usefulness. He claims
that the new right - worth possibly
SO. vhiie the defendant believes
nat aha should have $1,000.
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= = !. .t+++++++*+%*4. = = = = : = .

1. 1. /. + + + = + = = = = + = j. +
+ George Dauth. the meat
I. market man. il the latest con-
j vert to the Philippine snake
!. method OF killing rata or any
). old way that can be devised. He
!. has q chicken ranch . few
! miles from Greeley and just be-
! fore the big Weld county poul-
+ try show has been counting his
= chickens. He waited until after
:. they were Matched, all right.
j. before he counted them. and
= found that within the past
! three months he has lost exact
! ly 700 chicks from rats. an
= average of more than 200
+ month.
j. In all cases only the heads
(: were eaten and in many cases
:: nearly grown chickens were
+ killed.
++++ + + + + = + + 7 7 = :. !.
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i 5'I1l'
is0 S.W4 I3U l,N 6eWl NJ
100 / S.E. 36 y teA.

Subject to any of al
rights Of way heretofore lss
and now in iali force ahu
there be
Keservirg. hoseyer, 70
Colorado rights TO s1y
ais, ores and m la.s y ft
character, and nli coal N
add other like bshnes,
said land, and the fiGh! y
egress for the purpose ol mia
with enough Of tne ni.1
may be neces -ary tor we ="
yeni.nt working oil sula
substances, ,i
Value oi Improvement, On
appraised by tni- ltpA.,ma,'
twner OF INpfo'eHe''N
Mead. -s.n
sale Application No. ''S',
No land Will be sold a.
minimum price per aefe' /"
The parcels viii %. I III
order and each tact "iuu
acribed above D. be the 'sH1 II
Terms of payment snAi'
viz. ON lands sci i's ~ ~
acre, 10 per cent oi 'he ~
onthe day OF sale, The balis',
equal annual puNultilIs A. NJ
annum. Lands -riiihs AZ ~
per acre and less ih'n "a
Der cent. cash on tne ga, nup7 nj
nnce in fourteen eNull s"'
.t per cent per 3nnum.
ior AZ and upward, 81 ps,m I'M
balance in seven e4la' 1fN i, n
nt per cent interest am,
nav ,orthe same at sa.e .e.,;.|
execute bond. as proNiI,tUns ~
ACT vi July n. lHN1' iilusS ons
the nited states, on Al % b,,1
Jared his intention o. send|
must pay appralsemen' AD'
fees .,- The lid
any and all bids .,os eH
passed upon Dy the sti,' MI
Register stnte hoA''
missioners. c,,t
First publication in ~, LIT
Dac..nbrr ;. lplui ''s'
December 20, 1910.
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Nov. 90. 1910. to.wit: One dark brown
bay mare about about ! years old, weight
Of each about 10y Q pound.i no visible
nown To- his Ioard. unless claimed by
owner ON or before Dec 30. lnio, snid
astrays viii be sold by this board Tor the
hTAIE BDAND IF STOCK lNsPEC.
TON CUMMlSsIt!NEh
Denver. Colo.
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Yeoman Lodge Elects Officers

The annual election OF officers for
the Yeoman lodge was held at the
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
There were two state officers who
were visitors at the meeting. The
officers elected were Henry Myers,
foreman: Clarence Johnson. master
of ceremonies: Mrs. Fannie Kussart.
secretary; Mrs. Henry
Myers, chaplain.
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1 !; h ! / / !
|:$ n :|$ ;$ |$ s ): 5: None

uoIect to any and all easements or
rights OF way heretofore legally oo aimed
there be.
-heserving, however. TO the State OF
&C. and metal. Il exesy and
and other Ike s"bs.a nces 10 or under der
s9ress for the purpose OF mining. together
with enough VI the surface OF same as
may be nece saary for the proper and con.
Value Of improvements on this land as
Appraised BY this Departmentis-----------
.,wner ot improvemrnt---
Sale Application No 1913.
No land will be sold at less than the
mtntmum p ice per acre. as givep above.
der, ne snd cs each tact @ wi" vii, be . SOLD ~ de-
ecrfbed above be the same more or less.
Terms Of payment shall be as follows.
acre. r 10 p.r " cent aS of tSe o pascs.se Sc money
eighteen equal annual payne nts at Q per
tSsn kas per acre and less than &75 per
aere, 20 per cent cash on the day OF sale.
the balance In fourteen equal annual pay
sns ssne 4 To- .na So per cent?
cash. and balance In seven equal annual
a. ape per nc, cent sh tne
Purch:ser . I viii viii execute S bond. as provided
n .eslSs e'.ea ~ 4ss n.ea q a sos ome
who has declared his intention OF becom'
ing such. must pay appraissment and ad-
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
No sale shall become effective until
passed upon by the str.f t. lf9H FF fnsrGN Rs5N.
Register State Board of Land Commis-
First publication in Greeley Tribune,
Dec g, 1910 Last publication Dec. %. 1910
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sALEOF sFArgLA

Notice is hereby given ihis|
public auction. tl the hlsh-sl
bidder. ON tie ttiT day OF Jin(
: O'Clock p ~. at the uihc. 1
Board oil Land gUmuis'lsl
Building, Denver tOlonda
described land .situi edln
Colorado. VIZ.
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SALE OF srArEl.

Notice is hereby siver,,.J
pubic auction, 10 IN. h,no.hn't
bidder, on the am d,uu'sne,,V
AZ 2 clock o m III tSSs S's ~
BOARD II Land C5mg,q,Mr
buildlng, enNpr C5lnrsSSloJ
de,crihed lands, situat,'aaqioo'
Colorado, viz: ''VuIn \
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
ORDINANCE NO.
cs.e-r.i.s Fire Department a.A Tire
Re II ordained by the CITY Council of

Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of
Section /. Whenever alarm OF
fire is given. all persons occupying the
streets OF the city with wagons, teams,
description. on the line between the
various hose md engine houses OF the
city and the location OF the fire, shall
yield the fright Of way on such streets
to automobile trucks, steamers. hose.
hook and ladder companies, repairing
to such fire or fires.
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person to drive any vehicle OF any
kind over any line OF hose, or to drive
or lead any horse or animal over the
same or to stand thereon. or in any
manner to interfere with any line OF
rage. street car, or other rail car, or
any other vehicle. shall be driven over
the hose belonging to the IRE depart
mcnt of the City OF Greelev; and no
officer member OF the fire depart
ment of said city shall wilfully drive
hose carriage. hook and ladder truck,
or any other vehicle. over the hose
or cause the same to be done unless
the same cannot be avoided
Section 2. Any person violating any
OF the provisions OF this ordinance
Ing fftv soJl dollars and costs OF suit.
Pe=aed md adopted, signed and ap-
proved this :. day of ......., A..
D.. 1910.
Attest:
CITY Clerk.
First publication In The Greeley
Tribune Dec Is. 1910: second publica-
ton In the same paper Dec. %, 1910.
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ORDINANCE No.
Annual Appropriation Bill
Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City oil U''

Be it Ordained by the City Council of the CITY Oh
Section That there be and is hereby out u"
to 90 m.a ui
70 q
% .-'' 4
o fir. to-.
For lights
For o department
For maintenance of extensions
Eor -
For m Of No ditch
o denci fund 5ic anu
OF Cemetery. from proceeds
q .... ..rf'
inter ono water works
on ne al "A
maintenance extensions
redemption bonds
,,p,rr Tiv pr9s,frs frs 4
is Appropriated
No Of ~ on abt. di mee ud
be collected rs provided III pNt1
1870 ~ -N -~'' ....''"
Attest:
. Citx clerk ,, !, 1910
~ shS es%c pspsr DEC 1910
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sALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

Notice 10 hereby given that I will sell
At public auction. to the hiehe st respons-
BILE bidder, on the Atm day OF January,
1911. at 2 O'Clock. D. m at the office OF The
state Hoard Of and Oommis sioners, Cap
ital Building. Denver, Colo, the following
des~, ihed H. md, situated in Weld county.
Colorado, viz:
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! ! / ! !
|;$ ;$$ j$ 81: 81 ! !: !: B 3 :;S q: q:

Subject to any or al )
rights of way heretofora
and now in full force and
there be. "Hu
keserving. however IA
Colorado all rights 10 any. w
. Ia. ores and metals ni ~.
character, and IN coal "
and other like subsistence
said land. and the RICH, !,
eGress for the purpose Of MI. \,
with enough of the suriaS1
may be necessary ior The NJ
venient working OF such \
substances.
Value of lmproyemen,sn,
appraised by this nepaitmsl
owner of lmpro ement, I|
gale Application No 5l
No land will be sold At
minimum price per acre hi
The parcels will be sold \
order, and each I act yil|
desc ibed aboye-b be the y
less.
erms OF payment shall N
viz: On lands selling lor III
acre, 10 per cent o. the pu1
on the day OF 5 lie. the halars
equal annual payment, Al /
annum. and, s-liingatm m
per acre and less than.
cent. cash on the day oi ,,sl
In fourteen equal annual n
per cent per annuiu. and
<sh and upwarts 80 per n
balance in seven equal ann
at Z per cent interest. Nm
does not own the improyen1
pay for the same 81 sale. N
execute bond as provided m
act of July !, 1907. must M
the United NtataS, ur one
clared ms intention u bed
must pay apprAlstmen, and
fees.
he BOARD reserves the id
any and all bids
No sale shlfl become ed
passed upon by the state li}
Il l. Jsl
Register State Board oi
missioners
First publication in Cred
Decent er :. 1910; las.
Ia..pnner IN 1ufU
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VIII Talk Grasshopper.

Will A"iA oH"SHopPV'S
]. A. Johnston. manager for Clay
Robinson of Denver, will be one Of
the speakers at the grass hopper
convention in Greeley January 8
next. Mr.. Johnston will emphasize
his remarks with statistics showing
the actual effect Of hoppers on fertil-
ity and prosperity, with figures ON
the amount of sheep and cattle on
feed in northern Colorado compared
to years of good hay crops.
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EsrRAY ADvgsr,,]

Notice is herebv a.,
concern that th, sven 10
ews.I,ay Il a,ay ANNA was tnH nHS.u,osia
" e,u county Co,oraGNceh W
year. old, riehthind ,ulaes
no visible brand Ss,in' aboq)
snow x a.na TO this Board " ann
owner on or hrtors uhless|
eslrav will be sold n, Zee. Il
benefit VI the owner ~ ,,,ls Ihls q
STAT III lt,tAtD shsniJ
IloN cJMMIsssIIo,yy
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EsrRAY ApvERrIsEMENr.

Notice In hsvehy riven to whom Il may
concern that the following described
eetrny animals were tskan up near Platte.
Vile, Weld county, Colorado. on or about
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15

Special Xmas discount on all
pianos at the Knight-Campbell Music
store, 938 Ninth avenue.
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SUMMONS

SUMMONS
In the District Court
State OF Colorado. County of Weld. .. \.
Burton ID. Sanborn. and George n.
name and style Of Sanborn a Houston.
Plaintiffs,
Charles c. Roe. p. w. Allen m Pub.
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Call at s3s Ninth avenue and find
bargains In pianos.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15

Have you gotten the Knight
Campbell Music company's Christ
mas prices on pianos?
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Mayor.
Attest:


CITY Clerk
First publication in The Greeley
Tribune Dec. 15 1910; second pubiica-
ton In the same paper Dec. 22, 1910.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15

State of Colorado, County OF Weld. ..
r. G. Strong, Plaintiff.