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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
&riefbcfDrocrnna nady benz Nuslanoe.

.. 'r-e s-H.I'
9ie auSlGnoii6e Yoit fir Die nit
ocm y. Sanuor cnoenOe @od)c
ihlieBt IN alien 6Gaen piinftli6 IN
Der Saupt-Sffice, lpic folgt:
Eodet,Boit lit ge0ffnet tG9lid bon
8 llbr 8ormitto9S bisI5 llbr Rodmit.
tags. ailsQenonlren .Sgpntqo& ...1.
9umpfer fabrgu abapcn Nen-Dorf,
ipenn nift anoer5 o1gegeben.
SranSa tt q MT ide Hadct-
y oft.
Geutidlonb, ihlieBt I'M 5 llbr
H1dJmittags nnt Wontaa.
@roBbritnunienuu. Srlono lftieBt
um 5 llbr Nohm4om Sienltug unb
Sreitag. -
Sranfreit id,lieBt nm 5 llbr Nad'
mittogs orr 6reitag.
9elgien iflieBt nm 5 ll6r Ho6m.
en- 9ienitog mo Sreitag.
Nortpegen, Sdme0en rnh 9Gne.
mart ihlieBt I'M 5 ll9r Hodmittags
ON Uiontog, II. Sanlar.
Solanb idIieBt nm 5 llbr Nodm.
ON Wpntoa.
Stolien idIiebt INN 8 llbr Nodm.
omp6reitag.
Seitreid ihlicbt nm 5 llbr Nadm,
am 0ienitog.
Grams : atIomti de Eoit.
GienItoa. IS, Sanltor. - I'm 7
llbrl NbenbS rad) europa, Nirifa
nnb Sitinbien per Ganpier uSliitu-
nio" pio Siib0uuro uno 2iperpooI.
Wittiuodl 70. Sanuar. - lin I
llbr rsfbtnos nod @roBbritonnien
mo Srluuh per 9ampier nErin5 3.
@ilbelm", pin Hlpmoiltb, oeSAlei-
den 9riefpoit nod Geiitidlolto brett
ria Bremen (l}oIt nod onoercn Gam.
oerhEp Blpntolltb unb Gbcrbonr1,
nnlB ipe5ieQ ooreiiirt iein); nm ~
ltbr' Nbeubs mad europa, Ggppten
Lno Sitinoieu per Tonpicr ga
Sorraine". pio 6abre (8roBbriton-
MEN u1lb SrlnnO .mu6 ipe5lea oorel-
lirt, . rf
Sreitag, 81. Sonl,or.-llm Z llbr
Ibenos mad, Gnropa 'Nfrifn nno Dit
Gnbien per Gampier ,Ybilooelpbia",
pio Tlpntontb llnb Gberbourg; I'M
1U ltbr MbelbS nud) bert M5oren.S ns
iein luto Wooeira per ampier Gar.
munio"; nod europa per Iampier
Baltic, bin Gueenstomn,
Eoit nnh S-ito-auno Cen
trolF.'@ mertf a, Weit
ttbicn INF. 10.
Wontag, Il. Suniinr, I'm 10
llbr Ibenos nod Ga Ylota.2anoltri
djelt per 0alnpier vSorteniius".
Iienitug, is. Sonlrdr. = lin To-
ltbr abenos nod, germuoa per Gam.
tier ngermloiot".
Nittrpot, 10. SSaniiar. = lin 10
llbr abenos nod Siib.graiilien uno
60 Ylota.2 onoitrid)en per 0ornpfer
r9eroi", oio 9obia, Rio Saneiro nno
Santos; nod Gitbn, Ducotan uno
Gonpefe per Tampfcr oWforro
Cattle" nad) Salnaica, Banana nno
Scnalsone per Tantpfer BURIAL.
bo"; mad, Som6ita, ria Yort anto-
nio. per Gompftr BON Vbilaoelpbia.
9onnerItog 20. Saniiar. I'm 10
llDr Ibenos nod Jortiine SSlanb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

gSilliam Otto lllo Sralt an Sroflt
3, Sennings mo SrnlL @cltIelte Der
@iIfensitr. ,nabe 6reberid.9(ue., 1873
bel 120, @~runo5ius $45; $40.
Gepburn .. 9rooibam II. u. oil Gr-
ret &. Snrncr, Ioroieitc baltimore,
nobc Gotberineitr., II bel so, @runo-
gins $40; So.
Ibrubom &. &lein II. u. an Senrp
u. Stclnid, Sitieite GultIe., nobe Der
@oltin1oreltr. IS bel 20, @runo5ins
$36; $1,000.
Gleonor @bitc oil Sreberid GirldL
@eltieite Mcaim., nobc GogerltroBe,
8runo5ins $24; So.
Charles 81. @ooos, Irnltee, al u.
@ooos, Norboitieite SollinSltr, l1abe
GorroQton.A pc., 3 Cots, 81
Hoio 3cdellnon un Hebecca Holell'
blott. @eItieite @onb., tldbe Ernttltr,
fl bel 100, @runb5ilts $2S,06; So.
,SSobn e. SEER, Ionlr, an Holu
GedelmolL @eiticite Bomb, nobe Der
Grottitr.y II bel 100, @rllno5inS
S2S.06; $t475.
Tbilip u. &ogel mo 6roll OH Geo.
\. @ogcl, : Cots, $2400.
Surob s. Sronb al Worcello
6rons, Gillette Gbaie-, nobe @olbing-
tolitroBc, 10 bel 80, @runo5ins $50;
S..
Gmil 9uonib II. ". az Hobert
@rooOluoter, Siioieitc Senrlettaltr,
nobc Teod).Iaep, II bel &c, @rllilo-
gins $3.50; 500.
Soicpb %. aimlbnu al Sobn VI,
Millcr uno 5rou, 3 SotS, So.
WiQiom i. 9rocning, Srllltcc, an
Soicpb NJ. aimboa, 3 Cots, 5000.
$orieS Gibbons II. 81. an Charles
". zimmerman mo SrolL NoroIeltc
Baltimore, nobe WonrocItrabe, 14.2
bei 100, $t916.06.
Charles s. @erlpi1 OF >iobn Bic
berboicr mo Sror, 9torbicitc NORTH
gpe. ,nobe SmoIlippobitr, 1916 bel
$50. @ruuojinS $120; 5000.
Morp 9ornlon nlb @attc at Sol.
2ibertino NM SrolL Nr. l27, Noro-
Gocnitrobc, t5.5 bel 1913, U%runb5ins
$36; So.
Charles i. Stcin, Sruitec, II. u.
an Noro.Y ouoitr. y. .. II. 2. 2. Nr.
I, Siioieitc Sigbitr., nobc Niccellitps
9laep, @runbSinS $4S; $1400.
Gieielbcn an oieielbc, Siioluclt.Gdc
@onf. II. @aibinatonitr., 10 bel 1873,
@runoSins $25; $t025.
Gertrude Carroll an Sobn @inls
mer mnS 5rou. Norbieite gibolc., ila'
be annitr.. 10 bel so, Bruno5inS
$3.50; So.
Games 3. Wtcaniebt al Mar NiiS.
baum, Siiooitieite 2eaoenbaq., nabe
@eIiitr., 46 BET 165, 8%runo5ius $13S.
Sharon Sinbier at Wapor uib
Stobtratb, @eitieite GurbnmitraBe,
nobr Gantpn.goennte, II bel as. ST..
@iaiam ). Barrett ,iib Sroi an
9ernuro :, Barrett, 8citieite, Sar.
ioro.apenue, nobc Gngeritrabe, 13.4
bel $50.
Warp e. 9roipn II. q. III, gnnic 9.
Sirpn II. a., Wetieite Gronhpenitr.,
iinhc Mprtb. g(brrme, 10 bel t24,
$1333.33.
Wortimer u. @e1t an Stepteii
Ragno irb Satin, Gillette Mornt.
Strabe, ilobe Gbmcnoion.Npenue.
10 bel 1856 @nuroains 500, So,
Stepbcn Hagno uno Satin at
: Mortinler Y. @cit, / @runoitiid, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
@%crdjants G. Mincrs transport. So


Sradlt uuo Vaiaaierr.
Dad, Gpitp uno hcm Often.
Sorntn9, Eicnttag lro Sreitaa. 6 ubr lherlos.
Rad ErUotbeuce uto bent Gitcn.
Soulin9. Witilpndb uno Sreitae. 8 .ll9r glbenbs.
y Mad, Newport Retus.
21gIib, ausgenonimtn 9onnerftug II. Sanriiae,
9 ubr glbenos.
y Srd1t ailaerontulel tigIi6 bis 8 tlbr Hatbfr.
fir %ocuielben Sa9 iabretoe Sampler.
Gat, eauauuab uno Sadfunpinc.
Vtontua, Wtiiiiuodl mo Sreiiae. 6 1lbr Ibcnos.
3~alipts9iircau: German nto Giebt'Sir.
.t13.1&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Wfontcgo-9ni mo Colombia per
Nompfer vNriu5 y. 6rieorid".
Sreitng, u. Sunlnr. I'm 10
llbr IbenoS nod) Bermuda per Cont
pier rCceunn"; nnh Curacao mo
&cllc5llclo per Goupier nMorocois
be-; nod Forto Hico per Gonlpicr
oGo%roIinn"; nod Snagllu un0 5attl
per Compiler nSorniu"; nod SurfH
Saluno unb Hcpllblit 9ominico per
Gompfer oSeminolc"; noh 8reno.
"a, ct. Gincent uno Sriniouo per
Gompfer yNforocos"; uah Gentrul-
Ilnerifo, aonal3onc, Colombia uno
Standardization per Compiler pio
Colon nod So Observation-Disclosures
per 9umpfer yacnlep" ;enoh Samoi.
CO" per Gompier vGlpoe". .s d.
Goit naf Heuiunblano, bio Hortb
SiOnep, uno nat WiqlieloiL pio 80.
iton, ihlieBt bier tGglid ilnt 3 llbr
Nohmittogs; nod Cuba, bio Tampa,
tGglid INN I llbr gta6mittags; nah
Gotta Hico, SonOuras, Ricarogliu
(SItfiilte), Solnooor ul1b @latenlo,
la, piu NemsS Orleans, tGglih INT 10
llbr Ibenos; nn6 Mterico Gitp tGglid)
Inn 8 llbr mo II llbr 9lbenoS.
Grams Yacifiihe q o it.
Mfontog, A. Sanuur. - I'm Z llhr
AbenoS nod Solpoii piu San Sroll-
cisco.
9onneritog, 20. Somtur. - I'm I
llbr Ibenos nod @muoii. Sopoll. &p-
req, China lino oen 8Dilippinttl, pio
Son Sroncisco.
Sreitug, q. Sanunr. lin Z llbr
glbenbS nod Sopoll, aorco, China
unb Den Ybilippinen pio Saconlu,
Samitog, -. Sanllar. I'm I
llbr gbenos nodyl Sopan &oreo uno
China piu Tacoma.
Sonntog, %. Somnar,-llm Z ll6r
9lbenos mad, 9lu~itrolienL Heu.Sees
lano uno Siii.Snieln pio Soncouper,
.. =.
Yoit nad) Sopaii, Guam un0 Den
Ybilippinen pio Snn Srnncisco
ihlieBt bier taglid) nm I llbr stbenos
bis gum 81. Sanllnr.
Die SronS.T acific-YoIt miro tag.
lid gum Ibgongsbafen geianot, nno
Die 3eit oeS Shluiies lit 10 drrongirt,
Dab cip lnltllterbrodener lteberlnlo-
transport ermoglid)t miro.
Notis. = 9oS 9rifporto nod al.
len frenioen 2Gnbern (ouSgenomnlen
8roBbritonnien mo Srlnno, Cana.
ga, Werico, Santana, Cuba mo
Sbungboi, no bnlielbe ipie bas cin-
beintiife iit) lit lpie foIgt: 8 GentS
fir Die critic hinge mo 3 Gents fir
ieoe tpeitere lln5e ober oeren Sbeil,
uno mllB boil i'm Gornls be5ublt
tuerbcn, o~noernfolls bas 9oppclte
bes fcblcnben 9etroees am Srte Der
9lblicicrung colleftirt mirb. Ioh
Serltidlonb, nllr oireft per edit,
nie Ole einbeimilden Hoten.
". Sail SarrtS, EoltnneiIter.
""* Sic .Stclbens2pge Nr, 81"
bonn Sroen Der nTptbioS Sitter" fci.
ert ibr Sc. Stiftunesfelt an Gicnitog,
Den Is. b5. Mts., in Der ,8ermnnios
Mdnncrd)or-Snlle" bllrh cine gbcllos
llnterboltunlg nit gol. Gds Ero.
aruinm, Dos ioipobl beutid)e, mie eng.
liide Numlncrn entbielt, lit gebiegcn
rllo reihboltig. Sic Souptnlintmer
biloct elm muiifoliides. ipe5ieG fiji
bieie @cleeenbeit BON Sril. @m. 81.
alein perfobtes muiifaliid)es 2uit-
ipicl, betitelt sc. .. Stcuben & Co."
nelfes bon Mtitgliebern Der. 2oge
utter 2eitung Der Scrren @m.. q.
alein uno George Soefel oufaeiiibrt
miro. Die 2eitrlng oes miiiifaIiitcl,
Sbeil bes E%rogramms liegt int Sdi,-
Sen bon 8rof. IueilIt Sho[lmepcr.
Nn Columbia. 3. e., iiiib s..
>. Darlington nno :. 2. Doritg,
ErGiibent, reip. SefretGr Der %5uionl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
MaraIans observation-disclosures.

40 ~gorir.-Nurl, unsq. Sonrtna.
eos Norrt.-9af 3eItd. uhr GonrtGs.
$50 Wornt.-Gnh ReIdir. ausa. Gorntna.
1905 Tdfm.-0ad BeIafr, anSg. Garnftde
ufo Spnntag.
1.ao Gdhm.-Rdd 9eIair. MIR eamftua.
3.t5 Gadm.- yad' ,gcrf. aifss. eeonnine.
405 Mudn.-9id6 3elfa. nnr Gonnfaa.
b.n0 @acn.-Hon Pelair. dnSa. Gennfas
.e.n0 Mbhs.-Nah Della. anse. Gountde.
1t.00 MbhS.-Mdh 1eItn. uar Gonnfaa.
11.40 NbbS.-9aa6 Belair. ouso. eonntno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
0eteftip.M

9eteftio. Mgentiir.
WattpraI T,tsttipe eerptee. 8. Or. gIfb, Dc,
fndftSflbrer, 9r. $50, 9atp.9btlotna. 8aIti'
more. Wtb. Tbone ct. VanI 5000.
,Amtritan Detective Ns1aep," Charles Ro1L.
mann. Gef6dftSfii5Ier, 319 gqpttabIe'e Lbe,
Baltimore, Wh. 4bone: 6. & g. ct. Rani
2027; Wppnure: 9, & q. @olte 1230-H.
VSeit & 9bcns, sos Galoert SuiIbtns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Qart u. ID. edhpls, 1919 2dn ButIhine.
Gaitapus Qrrb, 281-269 Galbert SuiIbtna,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
IN Columbia. 2. 6. inn J

ST O0IltlIIDtu, 2. z, IND s.
.. Darlington rno :. e. Doi,ig,
ErGiiOent, reip. ScfretGr Der %5uianl.
mengebrod1enen ,Seminple Seenri
ties Co." bic Der MiBuerpoltuna
bon @elbern Oes Snititlits iduloi1
geiprpd)en marelt, Griterer s,t orei,
Sesterer 81 eineln Sabre 3udltballa
reritrtbeilt poroen. Sic baben up
peairt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

6. Stisartutr & e6but, 14-71S Ref'8altt'
moresStrnbe.
Yliimbing,, Bnriates,,1 'Wdfaes nn5
Sefen, Sahbefen llr6 Hinnen. j"
gennstt Yrps, 523 oro.eremont.soenue.
4rpferIhmieSe unb 8lumb.rs. 2
Sotn Sutert. TIA 1bames-strabs. q. 4 ..
9eIepbon: 8oIfe 1909.
Serer-8 erItherunyen.
,aohaI Sninranee Go. of atssrpusl," Senrp
M. @ariieIb, @etoent,D innaeer, 101-102
Gbamber of Goun,erce 8uiIbiiia.
,germania 1eaer f. gertd4eransS !. 0sfeafaaft,"
Baltimore uns gsortt' Strabe.
gigentbums Igenten un6 Gambler.
sterre g. Sasaa & Nrpaep, 10 C~ftssrtHaton'
Strabe. ~
Suti6mieb- Srtbeb6r.. ..rg
q. eestt Vasne So, 362-364 Rorb.0 ap.etr
4oblen uho SoIa.
eexrt .. Bsn Getne, $50 GoIumbta.aben,s. {.
Bfanbleib. @elhdfte.
"GonTolibatsb esau Co.," 1 s,oro'S ab.etrabe.
Bianos nnb Sreeln.
GtaS. ~. etst, D gorbsatbertb,s trabe
Wm. anabs & Go, Barf'slpe. unb Sdbette'Str.
Pnpier unb BapiersG Otter. .4,
emtth. SiSon Co.. %tO5--1o7 Sanober.etrabe.
9ledplatten, Wetan, ETC.
shnn,. GoIhia & Go. ttncorportrt). lS-19
BaIberftonsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

TruIt-G ompagnte'n.
rUaaralanb fruit Co.," 9orbmed.gde Colbert
nno @errransS trabe, g.. 9. Zimmerman,
YriHbeuti Garroa Ban Gek. S4asmettter;
Serbis opener. Jun, SitltSsS6abTetfter;
san Sfinner, SGlfssGefretdr.
Baltimore Fruit & Haurantee Co.," Equitable
Butlotna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Hational.9anfen.
,st. clb sppu s'attuual Banf," Cob uIe
Grcter'StraBe. Sacob B. Govt. Brdftoeuf;
Senrb 8. Hebue, 8diiirer.
,,4psite Watioaai.Baaf,H 432 slb.Broabpab.
VI. 6. 28a9ner. &aiiirer.
,gseftsu National Saul" IL Roro'Gu tatpsGtr
MARINERS anb Msrdauts Watisual Dant."
Soutbs uno 9pmbarosS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
Qpithcrhe5toffsr

2eibcrbeitaticr.
eaubsr & e5Ens, 17oe-1710 gantou.a beuue.
Nr. Cool, Nortbs hno 0reenriountsubenue.
Sriebbofe.
.esnbun Earf Cemetery" slrenn: II 2Beft.
S1rdtoa1sSffdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17
taats.9anfen

Staats.Vanfen
,Teutf@e Eant ppn 9alttmors,m Baltimore
uHo SolioapsS trabe. Iueu1t Weber, Brdit'
beat: o.. 2. Slot, Shatrleifter
Spar,9 anfen.
,Ssntthe eSarbanf pun VaIttusre," 9ntaru'
uHo IaItimoresS trdB,
,et Sames Syarbauf," Salfimore'Sfrabe uno
guitom Soufe.2lpenue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

3eitungeu, Seitidriiten, etc.
vsbe SaIitmpre Rslps Ca 9ab,b MbeIeroui'
bic. Detbdftsfiibter, 31S WeitHDe won'S1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

gau Naterialien, Sbiiren, Senlter.
raDmen, 2aben, etc.
3amss =. Softer G. Co., 1t5-117 Shh'Sreoe'
rtds Strdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

9Iedplatten, Detail, etc.
'ssn,. Gorttia & Go, tincorporirt). ls-19
BaIberftpnsS trabe. .t3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Warmor. uno @ronttsWerfe.
6. Stlsartutr & ebbut, 714-71S BeitsgaItt.
MoresStrubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

YSFe sur Rciie ms MmsIauS be.
iorst e. Naiue, Wr. 413, Cif.yaIti.
moreitrahe, nabe Guitum Suuie 9(ps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Bnpier uno BapiersG Otter. .4,,
euttb. SiSoa Co.. t05--1o7 Sanober.etrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Biaitos nno Srgeln.
Gta1. ~. etsH, D gorbsatbertp,S trabs
Nm. 0nabe & Co., Barfsgpe. urb Gapettes6tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

2anbwirtbidaitIide @erdtae rnb
SGmereien.
Il~{xs.G n No~.ex e.. Ons ,rh-oora.StrrSs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

Yliimbing,. Sirfates,, 'Wdh9es iun6
Sefen, Sa6befen uito Hinnen. !"
g,ennstt 4rpS., 523 Rorb. aremont.s1nenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

$utihmieb. Subeb6r. an.
q. etstt pasne Co., 362-384 Eorb.0 aps etr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-17

gigentbums Igenten unb Gambler.
sierre g. Saaaa & Wrpsev, 10 O~ftSertnaton'
StrQRe.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
STOLEN HERD OF HORSES
CAUGHT IN GREELEY

Horse thIeving by wholesale is the
charge against four men, three of
whom are now in arrest, who were
recently IN Greeley shipping out
bunch OF horses. Through the ef
forts Of Sheriff Fforance and his
deputies It is declared that a band
of horse thieves that have been the
terror Of Cheyenne county, Wyo.,
are now facing long peniteniary
sentences.
Two Of the men are in arrest in
Cheyenne, one is in the county jail
here and the fourth will be arrested
in Denver b ythe sheriff of Laramie
COUNT before night.
Several days ago the sheriff re
ceivef advices that the quartet wer
headed toward Greeley with a buncl
of % stolen animals The bran'
was given, but other details wer'
lacking. A careful watch was KEEP
of all horses driven in and shipped
out, with the result that the hrant
OF a clover as described was founC
on some aDlfndlEs lub@Sh 'hN 'Ai'h' -
ing had been returned and ehange'
somewhat.
Officers at Cheyenne were notihe'
of the men who were there ana ar
rests were made yesterday. The on'
In Greeley was arrested at o o'clocl
last night.
Frank Carter and William fraze'
are the pair in arrest at Cheyenne
The latter is the son OF a well KNOW
resident of that section and his ar
rest created sensation. 1t is charg
cd that the gang has long been max
ing a practice of stealing horses II
Wyoming and driving them int'
Colorado, whence the animals wou''
either be shipped or sold,
Sheriff Florance and his deputies
captured just half Of the missih'
herd. and their Investigations LED ''
the recovery of the remainder at dii
ferent places.
There is a reward of SIS for tht
capture Of the thieves and of Soo fo'
the return of the stolen horses
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
Million Is spent BY u. T..

The annual report of the Union
Pacific Railroad company, just IS
sued. shows that 81 miles of new
lines were built by that company IN
Colorado this year. The cost of inn
provements and betterments in TINS
state was Sl.22i. as against
6.i5l.67 for the entire sys-
tenn.
The company has 2.3To employees
in this state. who this year received
In salaries s2.oO5, ,006.52, or an
average OF S2.4o n day.
The new branches are from Sand
Creek to St Vrain. 17.A5 niles
Greeley to BriEgsdale. 26.16 miles,
and Clovcrly to Hungerford, l3.lo
miles.
The company issued new stock TO
the amount OF $17.275. 400 par
value. common. in exchange for S5u'-
23l,95O face value. twenty-yoar 4
per cent convertible bonds.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15

tion for some time and sinking
fund for the cost was started year
ago. A difficulty was in the way,
since the ground owned by the
county was not enough to give room
for the sort of building desired. I'm
til the additional 65 feet was ac-
uuired, there was no chance OF new
building being started. But with all
the necessary ground needed. it is
expected that plans will be ordered
at once for a new building that will
be large enough to last the county
for many years to come.
The transfer of the Elks ground
was the only obstacle in the way OF
approximately 100000 worth OF
building contemplated. but which
was indefinitely held up because OF
lack of ground space. The court
house will cost in the neighborhood
Of $150.00O. the new county jail
about $4,000 and the Elks will
spend about $4,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
SAFE BLOWN
IN TOWN OF G1LCREsi

Gilcrest, Dec 9.-The postoftice
safe was robbed here last night by
men believed to be expert yessmeh'
The safe was wrecked with dynamite
or some other high explosive anu
$50 in cash taken. Although there
we're plenty of stamps to be had the
robbers did not take any. apparently
wanting only ready money.
The postoffice is the middle room
Of The First National bank buildlhs.
No attempt was made to force an
entrance into the bank, although u
safa belonging to real estate Hruh
in mother part OF the building was
tampered with but not blown hu-
trance was effected through douoie
doors. the outside door being saWeH
Assistant Postmaster r. II. J. lei
Ier had Just sent most OF the money
he had on hand to Denver last hlsn''
SO hat the robbers did not realide
so much as they would have hau
their visit been 81 hours earlier me
United States postal authorizes AT
Dpnver and the sheritf's of:ce nave
been notified of the burglary. whloh
was discovered when the poston'''
was opened this morning
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
WILL LAUNCH COUNTY
CLUB IN JANUARY
(From Fridays Daily

The first step toward having a
permanent commercial organization
in Weld county was taken before ad-
journment yesterday afternoon by
the delegates from the various COM
mercial clubs in the county, who met
in the Greeley club rooms, upon in
vitation of the Greeley Commercial
club.
A report on permanent organiza-
ton made by a committee consisting
4 Of G. d. Statler OF Greeley, Il. 5.
Dorey of Kersey and r. J. Mcintyre
of Ault, and this was the subject OF
consideration during the latter part
of the afternoon. The same commit
tee Will prepare constitution ant
by laws that will be considered b.
the new organization at the mex
meeting. This will be held Januar,
10. when it is expected that the new
organization will be formally
launched.
The meeting throughout was en-
thusiastic and showed the best o
feeling throughout the county ovel
the proposed plans for mutual bene'
fit All seemed pleased with the
slogan "for the good of Weld
county"
AS an indication of how eagerly
the various commercial organiza'
tions were to be present at the gath
Ierine the delegation from keota IS
cited.
There is newly organized body
there and ]. A. w. Rumsey, wee
president, and ID. w. SchoonoVer
secretary, drove so miles across
country to take their places as dele
gates.
In the preamble to the county or
ranization, two members of each
club will be entitled to membership
One of these will be director rms
will give every commercial ciuD IN
the county an equal voice in the con
duct of the new organization
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
Evans Pioneer Dies

Evans. Dec l0.-After an illness
of several weeks with pneumonia,
Mrs. Catherine Tregoning died Fri
day at her home in Evans.
For 26 years Mrs. Tregoning has
been a resident OF this place and she
was one of the best known and loved
women in the community. BY her
many womanly traits of character
she endeared herself to all who
knew her.
Mrs. Thegonins was born IN Eng
land II years ago. She is survived
by her husband, one brother, VINO
lives in Philadelphia, and brother
and sister in England.
Arrangements have not been com
pleted for the funeral services, wall
ing word from the brother east
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
Shatfcr Wins Election

B. A. Shaffer was an easy winner
in the election held yesterday in the
Greeley-Poudre Irrigation district
for director His term expired Janu-
ary, 1911. and he was candidate 10
succeed himself H. H Barnes being
his opponent.
There were three voting places
At Pierce the result was 81 for Shaf-
fer and 80 for Barnes; at Num- -
for Shaffer and 2S for Barnes; n
Camfield 50 for Shaffer and six for
Barnes. Total, Shaffer 14l, Barnes
&C.
The polls weer open from in the
morning until 6 in the evening ano
interest was keen throughout dls-
trict The result indicates that there
will be no radical changes in the pol
icy of the company.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
HILL AGAIN IN
THE SHOW BUSINESS

For a number of years the HUI
railroads have been making big ois-
n,ays of western land products at
eastern shows and have attracted an
inestimable number of settlers 10
our western states by their work at
these shows.
The latest enterprise to attract
Mr. Hilrs personal attention is the
Western Land Products exhibit,
land show which is to be heio III
Omaha January is to IS. AL 'his
exposition of land products the Great
Northern, the Burlington ana lhe
Northern Pacific railroads have re-
served one whole side of the DIG
omaha auditorium, in which the
chow II to be held The three rail
roads will occupy this with display
of western products which II mas
cost $4,000 or more to collect, alSo
installing a large relief map, show
inc not only the mountains, valleys
streams and forests of these western
states. but graphically displaying the
character of soils and its adaptability
to agriculture and horticulture.
When the Hill interests take such
an interest in an exposition 1t is GER
tain that other western railroads
will have big displays and that the
.exposition is worthy the attention OF
onyone interested in developing the
inter-mountain west-the states OF
Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, ldaho
and Utah.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-15
BliACEWELL SCHOOL HOLDS
IT'S SESSIONS IN a BARN

{" Schools in private houses, :.
= In adobe houses and in dugouts :.
= have been reported in Weld :.
= county where population has :.
= increased so rapidly that new :.
= districts are constantly being :.
= organized. but the first report :.
= of school being held in a stable :.
= comes from Bracewell. :.
= Miss Mabel Delling and her :.
= flock of thirty pupils are costly :.
:. settled in their unique quarters :.
:. and the work is going on as :.
:. smoothly as in the former :.
:. school building. :.
:. After the burning of the :.
:. Bracewell school house, which :.
:. occurred a few weeks ago, the :.
:. stable that was on the place =.
= was iloored, papered and made :.
:. comfortable for the winter. !
:. and school will be held there Z.
= until the completion of the new i.
:. school building. i.
= A fine brick building is to be :
:. erected but it is thought prob :
= able that work will not be be- !
:. gun until spring. :
:: = :. = :. :. :. :. :. :. :. : = :. :. :.