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The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

popular young farmer who owns a
fine iarm near Peckham. He has
just completed the erection of new
hve room cottage. which is heauti-
fuiiy finished and will go Immediate
iy to his new home with his hride.
Out-of-town guests are Mrs FAR
rar and daughter. Frances. and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Farr.. OF Fot Collins
and William McAfee OF Denver
Peckham. April 2i.-uf unusual
interest to many is the weddiDr of
henry Stinger OF the Big Bend dig
trict and Eliza Clay of Conco-Sia
Kan, which was solemnized ruas.
day at st. Patrick's Cathedral ch,rch
OF that place. The ceremony ra.
witnessed by large number nj ra,a-
f1Ves and friends. The veddi,g ia
the elimination of romano Sun
humber or years ago. MIR Singer
Is prosperous farmer of m. pip
behd district and has many arm
Iriehds here. He will return In solo
rado with his bride May l. ~. and
'haries Brown farm together
l-aSalle. April 27.-Maud Ian.
Ger, the daughter of Mr.. and NJ Il,
l.. spencer, who live on the Ola Col.
ohy iarm, and Lloyd McKim wore
quietly married today by The pev
Mr. Crook OF Evans. The carcr,onv
LOOK place to o'clock this afternoon
AT ,he nome of the brides parants
anu was witnessed by only the Imms-
na.e an reiatiVes and few frleada a
ins weaoing supper was soryed Mr
an anu MIs. Mckim will remain ror tho
presen. the on the Old Colony farm with
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
Be 1t Ordained BY the City Council

BE II Ordained By the City Council
OF the City Of Greeley. Colorado:
Section THAT all that portion
OF Seventh Avenue. of the City OF
Greeley in the County OF Weld and
State of Colorado. lying between the
center line in Twentieth Street and
the center line in Twenty-first Street:
and all that part OF Twenty-first
street lying between the center line
OF Sixth Avenue and the center line
of Eighth Avenue. in said city: are
hereby ordered to be improved. pur-
suant to petitions heretofore filed
with the City of Greeley. by the grad
ing of all intervening surfaces OF
said Avenue and Street between the
proper location OF the curbs on either
side and both sides of said portions
of Seventh Avenue and Twenty-first
Street; all of said grading to con-
form to proper grades established or
to be established: and said portions
of said Seventh Avenue and Twenty
first Street so to be improved shall
be in accordance with the ordinances
OF said city: and the cost of said
grading shall be paid by and assess
ed against the adjacent and abutting
lots and lands and the owners there
Of as may be determined under the
provisions OF Ordinance No. l64 of
said city.
Section 2.-That said portions ns
said Seventh Avenue and Twenty
first Street and the lots and lands
adjacent thereto and abutting there
on. are hereby designated as Street
improvement District No. o."
Section 3.-That the cost OF said
improvements shall be paid in the
first instance by city warrants drawn
upon fund hereby created and des-
ignated as Street Improvement Dis
trict No. 3 Fund. and all moneys
derived from assessments shall be
used to redeem warrants drawn upon
said fund above created and for no
other purpose.
Passed and adopted. signed and
approved. this day of May. A. D.
1910
s..'.'....... .........,
Mayor
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
"NS IN IO HAVE NEW
LUTHERAN f,l.vr.,

n, rans, aran., April 27.-For the ms - rnose
.,m. a. e,ectlnE church which !, ',poss ~ .~.
.e im.h VIII cost $1,000, the caor
~ "tIeranS IIer have purchased two i"t.
ehry nsy Beherns. The chnrr, -
v" -sx'o feet In dimensjons !" ~
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

Mrs $. l.. Vrooman went to Dem
yer tuesday afternoon to attend the
convention OF the knights and Lad
!es or security which Ia In session In
.nat CITY today at the Albion hotel
mrs; srooman represents the Gree
ley lodge at the convention
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

or intense intereI,, ~, aunol
of greeley viii be ,1S ,MSeIIcr
that Miss Lillian h,,,i,sd Pr|
a recital at the g1,.Sr rss rrecitd
church May b, : nv ssprins \
in the nature o' tbe seleI
ment, and most ,ss o, Ss
be from sprins so will Al
prof. staulieur ,,nn"slled.
companlst to MISS
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

MISS Nora Wilson, who teaches
snira GRADE in the Meeker school
Dehulhg, III confined to her home
Illness: Mrs. Tena Wilson is sub
stituting in her place.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
ORDINANCE NO.

Relating to Grading Of n Portion Of
Seventh Avenue and Twenty-hrst
Street In the City Of Greeley.
and to Establishing ON Said
Avenue and Street y Street
Improvement District
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

y. NJ. McElroy returned Tuesday
evenins from few days trip to
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
wasting the :. d d

wasting 'hr y ak III
"wny don't ,,n. 90" as" Evenly
man up to tea ,,ays sS'"i /, sOul
GOOD. mother, nr,..,rolt Free
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28

Eaton. April lS,n.'l, S., prs', II
bad wind storm 'nr, nnrovd Il
Sunday, n larspy poy. D, VI
to hear the .narhed mo-
Denver. who p' ,he 1a Cons'
evening AT, NJ nov. s, e..
church '' GOV Mr.. Bu'
I'm Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-04-28
Mayor.
Attest:

City Clerk
First publication in the Weekly
Greeley Tribune. April 2S. 1910; last
publication In tie same paper May 5,
1910.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A SON-A fine son was born. to MT. and Mrs. Louis Sands of Glendale Tuesday morning.
 AT HOME AGAIN-Attorney B. E. Marks returned yesterday from three days business trip in Pinal county.
 RETURN OF DR. THOMAS-Dr John Wix Thomas has returned from his vacation in Los Angeles, Cal.
 soDALITY sociAL-A very enjoy able social time was given in St. An thony's hall Wednesday evening by the Young Mems Sodality.
 L. K. ORAlS HERE-L K. Drais of Florence is in Phoenix, having arrived here yesterday from Los Angeles, where a few days ago he suffered sore bereavement in the death of his wife.
 GONE NoRTH-Hugh Campbell, one of the fair commissioners, has re- turned to Flagstaff. that being his summer home. Fair business will prob ably bring him back again soon, how ever.
 HELD TO U. S. GRAND JURY Enero Beltran was examined before Commissioner Johnstone yesterday on the charge of selling liquor to Indians He was held on two charges, $500 in each case.
 OVER THE DESERT--It was learned yesterday that Joe Nikrent who won last years Los An geles- Phoenix road race. is now some where on the desert, looking over the trail again for the coming race next month.
 WoLFRAMiTE DlScoVERY-Th Prescott Journal Miner says it has been discovered that the old dump at the Tip Top mine assays rich in wol- frantic ore and that plans are un- der way for concentrating the inn mense tonnage and shipping it.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH TEA-The ladies of the First NJ E. church will give tea Friday afternoon, September 30th, at D. m., in the church parlors at Second avenue and Monroe street. Committee to serve, Mrs. $. Rogers, Mrs. L. Toney and Mrs. James Aldrich. Strangers cordially invited.
 NOT SO MUcH-A Prescott paper is exploiting the feat of a local hunt CT who shot a deer within four miles of town. That is nothing compared to the feat of two Phoenix hunters who travelled all the way to the Mo- gollon mountains, cut the trail of a whole flock of meleagris gallopave. shot at them all afternoon and never got a feather.
 GONE TO RooSEVELT-Engine L. c. Hill left for Roosevelt yesterday morning, being accompanied by a par ty of sight seers, including c. J. Blan- chard of the reclamation service, H. B. Walker. a representative of the Newark News. and a representative. of an elec- trical journal who arrived here the day before. The party expects to return this evening in time for MT. Blanchard and MT. Walker to take the southbound NJ & P train
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
THE NEW ZEALAND

system of Death Benefit Fund, which is used by the order of Owls. is very simple plan. On the death of a mem
 Der. each member is assessed one cent (1c) and paid to the beneficiary, not to exceed 5000. It is not an in
 surance order, but a social order, who believe in fun, laughter and the king dom of heaven on earth. Charter membership fee s5. No medical ex- aminations for charter members. A. S. Barrett. organizer. 240 West Jefferson street. 10-m.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
RAILWAY COMMISSION MEET.

lNG-W P. McNair of Douglas, chalr- man, and George J. Stoneman of Globe, attorney member of the Arizona rail- way commission, arrived here yester- day morning. The commission held a special meeting yesterday merely pre- paratory for the hearing that Is to be given it's complaint against Wells Far go & Go. on Monday before Examiner Gerry of the interstate commerce com mission.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
CANYON AND LOS ANGELES

w and C. J Herring left last even ing over the Santa Fe for Los An geles where they go upon a sightsee- ing trip. They will journey via the Grand Canyon spending several days viewing that great natural wonder.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED

RELATlVE-J A. Marshall received a telegram last night from New Glasgow Nova Scotia, announcing the deatth at that place of D. c. Fraser, governor of Nova>Scotia. MT Fraser was an uncle of Mrs. Marshall and of J. J. Fraser of Mesa City
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

Ill., AtSltTudN
 5:3O 5:3O
 a. m. D. m. Sensible or wet temperature50 64 Barometer, inches .s.......29.91 91 29.S6 Temperature, degrees 66 95 Dew point, degrees ......35 41 Humidity, per cent .....31 16 Wind, direction ........... E w Wind. velocity, miles ...... Rainfall, inches .. 0 W ealHer ..--.... .CiedrCledf Mean daily humidity ........24 Mean daily temperature so Highest temperature ........,9 ,97 Lowest temperature ............6 GA Total daily rainfall ............O % Excess in temperature yesterday degrees ..-..-...-. .'-' e o Excess in temperature since first of month. degrees ............ .143 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, degrees 5S9 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, inches ............... O.96 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, inches ..-.., ,373 l.. N. JESUNOFSKY, Section Director
 l.. N. JESUNOFSKY.
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
MurREIN CASE DISMISSED

When the case of J. H. Mulrein charged by George Hageman with having installed wrought iron waste pipes in the new Young Mems Chris tian Association building contrary to- the provisions of the city plumbing ordinances, was called yesterday be fore Police @JHdge- Thomas, the action was dismissed without prejudice to either side
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
CLEANING THE sLATE-calIfor-

SGCHNiNS TIE 0GHl C--SdllOi mia is cleaning house very rapidly in respect of irresponsible corporations. Recently it was shown by decision that if an Arizona corporation which did not hold it's stockholders liable for corporation debts under it's charter, were to do business in California, it had to come under the California rule and make itself liable. The California administration is now rigidly enforc- ing another law which provides that each corporation must pay a license to the state for doing business TO mat ter where it's charter was secured. In accordance with the law the governor of California is advertising all com panies that are delinquent in the pay ment of the license tax. A few days ago four pages of the Los Angeles Times were devoted to a list of such corporations, about nefourth of which were chartered in Arizona
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
SKULL FRAcTuREp-M:

SKULL FRAcTURED-Mat Svet- tovich. an Austrian employed at the Humboldt smelter. is in jail at Pres colt, charged with assaulting a fellow workman in a quarrel and fracturing his skull. The injuries may prove fatal.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

ARNOLD BETTER-Charles F. Ar mold, receiver of the land office, is convalescing from an illness of seve- ral days.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
DAILY WEATHER REPORT

Nocal daily weather report for The
 Arizona Republican,
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

PRESCOTT VISIToR-A w Ed wards of Prescott was a Phoenix vis- itor yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT HERE

w. H. Wheeler supervising archi- tect of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters Ct Tucson, came to Phoenix upon business connected with his office. He expects to remain in Phoenix several days. Incidentally MT Williams is renewing acquain- tances with the dozens of friends who live in Phoenix. He is firmly con vinced that Phoenix is THE city and he says he wouldn't mind if he were a Phoenician. MT. Wheeler is possess ed. of as fine a baritone voice as has ever been heard in Phoenix and was at one time member of the Tivoli theater musical stock company.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

Forecast for today-Fair
 Data for 24 hours, ending 5:3O D.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
TO VISIT SICK MorHER-George

TO VIOII OION WOI TIE -NIVUI bO w Smith, left yesterday over the Southern Pacific for Salome Springs, Colo, via Fl Paso and Dallas, having been called to the bedside of his mother who is reported very i'll.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

ELYSIAN DANcES-Geerge Byers and John Miller are promoting a danc- ing academy enterprise which will in clude two public dances weekly and the giving of instruction in dancing at other times by a dancing master em- ployed for that purpose. The dances will be held in the Patrick hall on Tuesday and Saturday nights of each week, the first one being next Tues day night The hall is a new one on West Washington street. opposite the Elks theater and the music will be furnished by the Besse orchestra. There will be no admission charge to the hall but dancers will pay for each number participated in, a minimum charge per couple. The best of order is guaranteed and a special officer will always be present to prevent any pos sible attempt at rowdyism.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY

The board of supervisors yesterday sold to the cement company the tract of land east of the city which had recently been purchased as a site for a tuberculosis hospital. The county did not wish to dispose Of the property, for it is admirably fitted for the pur- pose for which it was bought. The cement company had acquired an ad- joining tract and it was reasoned that a hospital near a rock crusher would not be just the thing. The tract was accordingly sold for the price which had been paid for it.
 EXHIBITS WANTED-The board of trade has sent to Los Angeles for this season The secretary desires the farmers and fruit growers to know that he is desirous of other eX hibits of various kinds, fruits, vege- tables, etc, to be sent to Los Ange les for display. Fruits and such other things as are appropriate, will be preserved and he would like the con tributions in each case to be suffi cient to fill a two gallon jar. Some times one specimen will do it and 
 some times it takes quite a number if the articles are small.
 EVIDENCE WAS LACkING-The case of Lute $. Gee and Mrs. Nora King, charged with a violation of the EdmHnds act, was before Commission CT Johnstone yesterday for preliminary examination. But there was one point on which the government was not in formed; that was whether either of them was married. Frank Doyle, former partner of Gee in the second hand business, said they were but he could not have positive knowledge of that fact, nothing beyond what Gee might have told him. That they had held themselves out to be man and wife was testified to, but that was not sufficient They were discharged.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
A MEAT MARKET IMPROVE

MEAL MAhNEl lmT hON =
 MENT-There has been installed in Tribolet's meat market a carrier sys- tenn whereby time is saved and accu- racy for the benefit of both the pa tron and the establishment is secured. Four overhead carriers center in cashiers box from the meat cutting department. The cutter fills the or der given by a customer at the counter. The meat placed in paper is put into the carrier along with a ticket giving the amount, the price per pound and the cutters number. A duplicate ticket is given the patron. In the cashiers box, the meat is weighed again and wrapped, and the pay is received. Thus all transac- tions involving the handling of money are centered in one person or two for sometimes during the day one cannot attend to the carriers. The patron is assured also by this ar engagement that he is getting what is coming to him. The house is assured that he is getting that and no more.
 A BUSINESS DINNER-The di- reetors of the Phoenix board of trade will meet today at 12:15 in the Ford hotel for a business luncheon, the purpose being to talk over board af- fairs while they enjoy their monday meal. A. R. Cater, general agent of the Southern Pacific and w. s. Colds worthy general agent of the Santa Fe will be guests of the directors, that these railroad men may be fur ther encouraged to cooperate with the board in the building up of the valley and that suggestions may be interchanged. Messrs Blanchard. Wal ker. Hill and Reed weer also invited but it is doubtful whether the party will return from Roosevelt in time.
 SAllM ACKEl HOME-Salim Ackel has returned from an extended trip in the east undertaken for both business and pleasure. He had fine time and visited St Louis, Chicago, New York and Boston, The business feature of the trip was the purchase of fall stock of goods for his store and he says he has done so entirely to his own satisfaction and he be- lieves his patrons also will be satis- fled when the, new stock is put on display. ./
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

A SON-A fine son was born. to MT. and Mrs. Louis Sands of Glendale Tuesday morning.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30
DEE FOR pAsApENA-

Throop left last evening on the Phoenix" of the Santa Fe for Pas adena, where he will spend several weeks the guest of friends.
 GOES TO CHlCAGO-Richard Kin cade leaves this morning for Chicago over the Southern Pacific. He goes via Trinidad. Colo, where he will make a visit of . few days before proceeding on to the Windy City
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

L. K. DRAlS HERE-L. K Drais of Florence is in Phoenix, having arrived here yesterday from Los Angeles, where a few days ago he suffered sore bereavement in the death of his wife.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

SODALITY SoclAL-A very enjoy able social time was given in St. An thony's hall Wednesday evening by the Young Mems Sodality.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-30

GONE NORTH-Hugh Campbell, one of the fair commissioners, has re- turned to Flagstaff. that being his summer home. Fair business will prob ably bring him back again soon, how auaf-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRoyED

-,
TIE BUSINESS WORLD OF NEW
York, Chicago. Pittsburg, st. Paul, and
says
City. o '' 'N'Ne 10 =" 7'''e '0' ~ ''''
II Is going TO grow and expand all
through. your lifetime.
Now is the time to buy property and
hold IL.
That's all you will have 10 do for the
SAFE and attractive investment.
the following:
A lot. 60x1l5 feet to alley in rear. on
md ave, south front, paving, sewer and
sidew sSie walks all paid. for $4,000 on reason
A splendid 2-story modern frame house
adone iined. which, makes 1t as good Il
progements. including Magee fur" ace :
lot 2tx1a rods. with alley In rear; house
In IN hrst-class condition, needs no repair
yard; pretty flowers. nne shade and fruit
trees, and the price only $500. It's To-
cared ON St. near Bird ave
this this city, all rooms large and on ground
iloor. oak floors, beamed ceiling, nand-
some Inantels. hot water heat. large ee-
mented mel basement. with laundry. gas
and everything to make an up-to-uai,
modern home: price $1,000 which Is 800
less than you could buy the lot and put the
improvements on it. Located on 2nd
ave; has south front and alley in rear
and the lot all under lawn. Nothing bet
ter for the money on the market; $1,000
cash, bal. can be arranged:
on Bird ave, a beautiful S-room mod
ern 2-story white pressed brick resi-
dence. all modern conveniences. south
front. on pretty improved lot and beau
tiIully surrounded: owner asks $500. but
Ii can be bought for less on very easy
terms.
We have cheaper houses. For in
stance:
$3.50 Will buy as neat house as car
be secured for that amount-a 4-room
frame. adobe lined. not quite year old;
fine large lot. 50xI30 feet TO alley. and
located near 7th East and 11th South
S20o cash, $50 per month. including In
terest.
s3OOo-s5OO cash and monthly payment.
for each OF the four beautiful houses or
South Temple and North Temple. near
not be duplicated for less than $4,000
Owner is old and must sell
$l600-S500 cash. bal. monthly pay
ments, for an old three-room brio
house. with a let 33x1O rods. south front
worth $500. to say nothing OF the Inn
provements.
Have several terraces. earning from !,
| 10 IA per cent net on money invested ane
ranging in price from $4,000 TO $1,000
Don't let your money lie idle when yo'
not less than per cent net, 10 say
nothing OF the increase In value OF prop
erty which Is bound to come.
Have hundreds OF properties In all part:
! OF the city and II surely viii pay yoI
70 consult me before buying. Nearly =
years In business, no losses for any o
my clients. means something.
| A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South. Phones GAL.
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o2664

MANAGERS WANTED FOR DISTRICT
offices TO be esta blished in every trade
center for rat-snap; the whole country
Is awake to the menace OF the rat; rat
snap is tho answer 10 the call for a new
and powerful weapon fer man; 1t Is the
first thing that gets all the rats; 1t also
exterminates mice and roacneD; the field
Is immense; success has been demon
strated. profits are ample; district offices
win be supply stations for jobbing and
retail trade manager must also send out
canvassers; you will need n small capi-
tai and perhaps furnish bond along with
A l references; write only II you can
swing big deals and mean business.
Youells EXterminating Co.. las Broadway.
New York, oi66
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SANITARIUM

MARTIN SANITARIUM co.
Medical electricity and dry hot air for
Treatment OF ali chronic and acute dis
eases skin, rheumatism. neuralgia nerv-
BUSINESS. stoua ch and female troubles. oa1
South Main. Ind. phone 1930-A no41I
TIE RATTLE CREEK SANIrARIUM
treatment rooms have been remodeled
ana fully equipped for giving special and
general treatments: electric light baths:
massage and general vibrations are a
special feature: separate apartments for
ladies' and Eentlemen- No. 122 Main ST
Bell 794. Ind 1870 ob95
DR. WONG's HERE SNNTTARIIJM
rooms 14-i5 commercial block: consul
tation free; herb treatment for all dis
eases. ] cure quickly nll kinds of con-
tracted diseases. female troubles kidney.
liver, bladder stomach and bone trou-
bles with pure Chinese herbs Call and
Will tell you your exact trouble free.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01

STANDARD SEWING MACHINES 81
per month. Walter NJ, Jones' 80
Richard st. o16S
LARGE BARN FOR RENT. 571 So
Main. o253T
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

WE WILL SELL YOU WHILE THEY
last s35 TO $50 sewing machines for $40
each. This means II saving TO you from
S25 TO $50. Young & Raleigh. 23 West
First So. Ind. 1858; Bell 302s oias
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

-o--c-o-o-o-o.~.--~s----- .---~--s~-~----
WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
plete stock Of manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co.. East 3rd
South. a31S2
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WIN MOWERS sHARPENED

nEFAiR BICYCLES. CASH REGIS
"h mowers. fit keys. etc Knud-
K ~. 2Natc ST. mi05S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED MODERN
West Temple below 4th Soutn. n2641
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY

FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY RE-
pairing Alexander Jewelry Co.. % L..
3rd South. the original cut-rate jewellers.
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