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United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

society folk at the horse shows of the
future, and three enormous barns for the
accommodation of the unusual number
OF horses and cattle coming this season,
in excess Of the exhibits which have
come here in the past.
According to Secretary Fred p. John
son of the National Western Livestock
association. cattle from every section of
the United States. as well as from Eng
land and Scotland. will be exhibited at
the January show. Colorado breeders
and exhibitors are not in the least
alarmed. however, for at the recent in
ternational show at Chicago. Colorado
cattle swept the boards. just as they did
last year.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
ANOTHER POTTERY PLANT
ESTABLISHED AT GOLDEN.
Experiments by John J. HeroId Of Ohio
Results in the Incorporation Of
$4,000 Company.

Golden-Articles of Incorporation have
been filed with the secretary of state
for the Herold China and Pottery com
pany, a new Golden industry which bids
fair to be a success. The following are
the incorporators and officers: Presi-
dent. J. H. Linder; vice-president, Luther
Hertel: secretary. ]. w. Arasmith; treas
urer, H. NJ. Rubey; general manager.
John ]. Herold.
So far as is possible local labor will
be utilized. and 95 per cent. of the ma
terials used will come from the clay de-
posits within mile of Golden.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Monfrose
GRAND JUNcTloN-ouRAY
BouL EvARD PLANNED

Montrose-Through the energetic work
of Chairman n. S. Davis of the Montrose
board of county commissioners boule-
ward from Grand Junction to Ouray. long
the dream of Western slope automobil-
lists, promises to become a reality.
Several months ago Mr.. Davis sent out
inquiries to the boards of commission
ers Of Delta. Mess and Ouray counties
as to their opinion on devoting a part
of the state internal Improvement FUND
towards building boulevard connecting
these counties and the remainder OF the
fund necessary to be supplied by each
county. All the commissioners were in
favor OF the idea and meeting will be
held in Montrose Dec 15 when the mat
ter will be put into shape to take up
with the state authorities.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
100000 IN NEW BUILDINGS
FOR THE 1911 HORSE SHOW.

sclubhouss and Three Huge Barns To De
Added BY the Association.
The National Western Livestock asso-
citation, which has charge Of the horse
and cattle show, Jan. 16 to 81. 10 erecting
nearly 100000 worth Of new buildings
tndjoining the national pavilion at the
Nstock yards
These buildings have been In the
course Of construction for several weeks,
but no announcement has been made OF
the Improvement up to this time. In
few weeks more the structures will be
completed.
Among the buildings being added to
the s25o,o00 Of improvements which
have been used in connection with the
horse and cattle shows Of the past are =
fne club house, which will be used by
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the federal government, has found the
project feasible. 1t is claimed that most
of the land can be converted into fine
orchard country.
State Engineer Comstock. to whom the
company submitted the plans, refuses to
give his sanction until more data are
furnished by the company. He declares
that to irrigate SO much land it win be
necessary to construct large storage res
ervoirs, which are not mentioned in the
plans.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
SEWER SYSTEM FOR GOLDEN.
City Council Passes Ordinance Creating
New District; Issue Bonds to
Defray Expenses.

Golden is now in a fair way to have
an up-to-date sewer system covering its
entire area. The new district embraces
all that part of the city lying north of
Clear creek, and the cost will be s27 a
lot. totaling about $1,000. Bonds will
be issued by the city in payment for ma
terial and construction in case the ordi-
nance passes on third reading at the
council meeting early in January.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
FORM ENGINEERING COMPANY.

Deweese. Posey q Blight is the name
of the new firm of engineers. contractors
and construction experts which has
opened ofices in the First National Bank
building. The frm is composed of Ber-
nard d. Deweese. John l. Posey and
Arthur F. Blight. They have been asso-
ciated in the past with the Southetrn Pa
cihc railroad. Central Colorado Power
company. Moffat road. Western Pacific
railroad and other Western corporations.
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scHoLrz DRUG CO
PLANS NEW STORE.
Central Savings Bank To Occupy Pres
ent Quarters Of First National.

I Edward L. schoitz of the scholtz Drug
company has leased the corner of the
! Mining Exchange building. now occupied
by the Central Savings bank. and will
move in Immediately upon the expira-
tion of the present lease held by the
bank.
up Its quarters in that part OF the Equit-
able building now occupied by the First
National bank. For these new quarters
the Central Savings bank viii pay a
rental of $4,000 year
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Greeley

The contract for building the bitches
and reservoirs of the Henrylyn irrigation
district has practically been let to the
Kenefick. Quigley & Russell Construc-
ton company. but to fully comply with
the law. land holders in the district will
vote on the letting of the contract Dec.
"a. 1t calls for expenditure of several
million dollars to build big mountain tun-
mel. bitches and reservoirs, which will
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S1erHng

The board of education for the Logan
county high school is making prepara-
tions for the laying of the cornerstone
of the new ss5.00O building. which is be-
ing, erected here. on December 10. DR..
Snyder of the Greeley state normal
school, is expected to give the address
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
MANUFACTURERS ELECT OFFICERS
FOR THE YEAR.

Officers were elected recently for the
ensuing year by the Colorado Manufac-
turers' association by the board of d.
rectors. 7. E. Williams is president;
George H. Kaub, second vice president;
A S. Austin. treasurer, and E. H. Brauk-
man. secretary. Freight rates as they
AFFECT Colorado manufacturers were dis
cussed by the directors.
additional Building News on Page 81
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
WORK ON c. q 8. LINE TO BEGIN
Extension Will Put Denver On Puae
Sound to Gulf Trunk Road.

The contract for building the Colorado
& Southern's new line from Wellington,
Colo, to Cheyenne will be let under the
recommendation of A. D. Parker, vice
president of the road, and, 1t is said, will
go to an Omaha firm. The amount in
voIved is approximately 100000.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
WATER FOR 4ss.ooo ACRES.
Blue Mountain Company Fiies plans for
Great irrigation Project In Colo
RADIO and Utah.

Plans have been submitted to the state
land board by the Blue Mountain Land
and Irrigation company. which purposes
to irrigate $4,000 acres OF government
and state land In Rio Blanco and Routt
counties and in Utah. Water Is to be
taken from the White river. The COM
pany claims that James H. Clark. who
recently resurveyed the public lands for
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WANTS TO BUILD skvscRApER.
3lxtssn-e Story Block May Go Up On :
Business Corner, Providing City
Issues Permit.

The problem of establishing limit to
the height Of lofty buildings in Denver
may have to be reconsidered again by
the city ofices. Robert A. Willison. city
building inspector. has been notified in
formally by a resident Of Denver that he
intends to erect 16-story structure on
a corner In the business district
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

& Rio Grande and the Colorado & South
ern between Pueblo and Walseburg has
begun. The grading forces have moved
an average of 10000 cubic yards of earth
during the past month and officers as
sert that new record has been estab-
lished in the West. The line will be
completed by next September, and it Is
estimated that the double track will cost
$4,00O,O0O.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Eaton
STOCKHOLDERS APPROVE
PURCHASE OF RESERVOIR.

Eaton-By the approval of the pur-
chase of No. reservoir for $2so.o0o by
stockholders Of the Larimer and Weld
divisions of the Windsor Reservoir COM
pany. most important step was taken
for the Eaton district recently. which 1t
is believed will enable raising Of thou
sands OF dollars worth of additional
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

]. Brisben Walker is planning system
OF national highways radiating from
Denver. to be built Of cement. which will
force the railways to reduce freight and
passenger rates. The conservation COM
mission passed resolutions urging action
by the next legislature.
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pleted another campaign will be started
to raise an equal mount to improve the
property owned by the association on
North Weber street This improvement
will be in the nature of home or room
ing house for young ladies'.
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What Is Doing Over the State in the Building Line
and Proposed Construction. LIENS OF Interest
To All Contractors and Building
Supplies Concerns.
Supplies Concerns.

Bulletin nausuraed this department to ur
has placed
Hubbard will hereafter
pefeetng
We ask those
with other Of
kind in state Ne ask your
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WOULD BUILD WAREHOUSES
ON CHERRY CREEK BANKS.

IL Byrd Northop. a broker. proposes
n scheme to utilize the banks OF Cherry
creek between Market street and the
Platte river as a site for warehouses. He
agrees to put up the buildings and pay
the city rental.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
SPRINGS Y. W. c. A. TO
ERECT $4,000 BUILDING.

Colorado Springs-The directors of
the Y W. C. A. of this city have an
nounced that they will erect two build
ings in this city at a cost of 100000 each
in the near future The money for the
first has been raised and work on gen.
eral association building at the corner of
Kiowa and Nevada avenues will begin in
the next three months After this is COM
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crops in the district by providing the
farmers under the Larimer and Weld
canal an unfailing supply of water for
late irrigation.
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STORE TO BE BUILT ON
PEOPLES THEATER SITE.

w. J. and r. F. Tobin. who control the
site of the old Peoples theater at Fif-
tcenth and Cleveland place. have started
work on a two-story store building.
which will be raised to six stories when
the demand is sufficient-
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

The Denver and Pueblo Construction
Co. will at once erect a warehouse and
stable at Thirty-third and Blake. accord
ing to plans by VIM. Cove OF the Mack
block.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
sENr-PRowERs CONTRACT LET.

The two million-dollar contract for the
Bent-Prowers ditch was let last week to
the Southwest Construction Co., of which
General Manager Fred l.. Harris of the
Two Buttes Irrigation and Reservoir Co.
is president.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

An irrigation project calling for an ex-
penditure of 100000, and to irrigate 35,-
600 acres in the southern part of Ell
Paso county and the northern part of
Pueblo county, is being promoted by F.
c. Thornton of wigwam- The water will
be taken from Fountain creek.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Grand Junction

Farmers and rsnchers in this vicinity
have incorporated an independent teie-
phone system, which will be connected
with surrounding Independent lines.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
MASONIC TEMPLE FOR LARAMIE.

Laramie, Wyo.-The Blue lode of the
Masonic order have voted to build Ma
sonic temple in Laramie The estimated
cost of the proposed building is $4,000.
and it will be used exclusively for the
Masonic order.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

Walter L. Rice will open bids shortly
on the brick work for the F. L. Birney
hotel at Nineteenth and Broadway, and
will be ready for other bids later.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

s2,5o0.ooo irrigation project known as
the Oregon Basin project
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

The Denver Board OF Public Works
will receive bids till Dec. ~ for East
Denver Improvement District No. 9.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Pueblo

Pueblo
On account Of the remarkable busi-
ness done by the Pueblo stock yards
during the last year. Improvements cost
ing Thousands will be made within few
months.
LAYING SECOND TRACK.
PUEBLO TO WALeENbuRo.
Work Of the Past Month Makes New
Record for the West.
Active work on laying the new double
track being Jointly built by the Denver
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Brighton

If farmers agree to raise and deliver
1000 tons of sugar beets next summer
the newly incorporated Brighton Sugar
company will build large sugar plant.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

Myrtle o. Purcell. Lilli I. Beasley
Anna c. Smith, Louis G. wecker. Harry
J. Gundlach. Carrie e. Smothers. will
build on lots bought of the John Nc
Donough Security Co.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

The Greeley Gas Co. will erect $4,000
brick once building.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

Work on the new 100000 U. p. freight
depot will begin soon-
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

Suitable for unions or lodges. Terms
easonable. Apply britannia Hall. 14s1
Arapahoe street
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Fort Collins

Plans for the Poudre dam No. call
for an expenditure Of $1.boo.o00.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
PROPERTIES
ARE SOLD FOR TAKES.

Greeley-Not in many years have so
many properties been put up for sale
for delinquent taxes as recently. Inciud-
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

exterior will be built of Colorado white
marble, the interior courts Of Indiana
limestone. The Hedden Construction Co.
has built the Metropolitan building (the
tallest tower in the world) in New York
City. the City Investment building (3s
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Denver

The German American Trust Co. will
improve property recently purchased ad-
joining Its building.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

Work on the 100000 Modern Wood
men sanitorium viii begin on Jan. 3.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

building is being done under the direc-
ton of Mr.. E. N. Garnsey of New York
City. The length of the postofice will
be $40 feet. width ia feet 1t will be
four stories high and will have slate
and tile roof and concrete arches The
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

ing. Dec. ~. win discuss a new union
depot.
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c. T. Hill. b. H. McClennehan. s. s.
Southland and others. are promoting q
$25. .000. 900 irrigation project.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

Work on the Improvement of W wood
avenue will begin soon.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

Principle de Lees. fine lO-cent cigar
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eventually carry water from the Will
liams fork of the Grand river to south
eastern Weld county
or much Importance to irrigation in
terests of northern Colorado is the an
nouncement that the Kuhn banking
house OF Pittsburg is considering favor
ably the financing of several private ir-
rigation enterprises in northern and
eastern Weld county, to cost $3,000,0o0-
This banking firm has heretofore devel-
oped irrigation enterprises only in Idaho
and California, but recent visit here
OF one of its representatives convinced
the senior members OF the firm that
northern Colorado offered the best and
quickest returns on irrigation invest
ments. 1t is understood that the Kuhn
people will finance what is known as the
CROSSWORD lake project, about 20 miles
east OF Greeley. in which prominent Den
yer attorneys and physicians. with Weld
county people, are interested. The Dem
yer parties are owners Of a large tract
OF land south Of the lake. The Kuhn
people estimate 81 1,O00, 900 would COM
plete this proposition. Another project
considered by these bankers is an iriga-
ton system for the vicinity Of Carr.
French and Holland capitalists are ne
gotiating to purchase the entire $4,000
000-bond issue of the Greeley. Denver &
Northwestern Railroad company. II the
deal is completed the work on the road
will be finished in ten months.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Golden

Golden
AS a result of years of labor by few
enthusiastic women, $4,000 has been
raised to build a church in Leyden.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15

The storage capacity of the mountain
part of the water system is to be in
creased next year at cost of ss1,163
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Colorado Springs

The Star & Crescent Creamery Co.
will at once erect reinforced concrete
business building and install the most
expensive cold storage system in Colo
RADIO.
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
Wyo.

Amzi w. Strong. John B. Myham am
John NJ. Sweeney of Chicago are backin
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eventually carry water from the Will
liams fork Of the Grand river to south
eastern Weld county
United labor bulletin., 1910-12-15
HALL FoR RENT.

lAdditional Building News on Page 5.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-05

w. G. Butler of Citra was in town
Saturday and protested against the
manner many of the automobiles eX-
coed the speed limit established by
law, which is twenty miles an hour on
the public highway. The other day on
returning home, between Anthony and
Ocala, he heard the whistle of an auto.
1t sounded quite a distance in his rear.
yet before he could turn his horse
safely to the side the auto passed him
at the rate of a mile a minute. His
protest is not for himself but for the
many women who drive into Ocala over
our hard roads and often have horses
who are likely to shy at the sudden
appearance Of the auto and whose
lives are endangered by such reckless
joy riding. The fact of the matter is
there is a law regulating the speed of
autos and when persons are found
reckless enough to disregard the law
IL possible the law should be applied
to them. They are none too good to
escape it's infictiOn.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-05
AWFUL ACCIDENT N OHIO
iured In a Head-On Collision
on the {. H. & ID.

Middletown, Ohio. July 5.-Nineteen
persons were killed outright. three
probably fatally hurt. and half doZ-
en- We're seriously injured in a head on
collision between a freight and pas
senger train on the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad here yester-
day.
OF the killed. eighteen were passen-
gers. the other victim being a member
Of the passenger train crew.
The wreck occurred on a curve. 4
sleeper which was back of the engine
teleScoped the combination cars and
practically all the passengers in these
two cars We're either killed or injured
The trains We're the Cincinnati sec
ton Of the Twentieth Century Limited
on the Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago
and St. Louis Railroad Big Four) and
the second section of a freight train
on the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Day
ton Railway.
The latter was attempting to make
a siding to give the passenger train a
clear track when the flyer. travelling
at rate of fifty miles an hour. flash
ed around curve and crashed into 1t
misunderstanding of orders caused
the disaster, which was one of the
worst that this section Of the country
has ever experienced.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-05

Negroes show E.IatiOn and In Some
Cases, In>Olence, Which Whites are
Quick to Resent

Jacksonville, Fla. July 5.-With the
city jail practically filled with riot
ers, the saloons all closed and at least
a dozen victims in the hospital receiv-
ing treatment, the riot which followed
the announcement that Johnson had
won the big fight is under control by,
the police. Every officer of the force
is doing extra duty.
Directly after the fight returns a
mob of several hundred men and boys
chased every negro in sight, catching
several and beating them into insen
sibility. So far known last night
the police have learned that several
negroes are in a serious condition.
Trouble All Over the Country
Rioting broke out all over the Onn-
try last night between whites sap
pointed and angry that Jeffric., had
lost the big fight at Reno and negroes
jubilant that Johnson had Won.
y white man was shot n Louisiana
and white man was fatally wounded
at Roanoke, Va, but the tension that
existed everywhere vented itself chief
ly in street struggles. Here and there
la knife flashed and a few scattering
shots were fired, but there were more
broken heads and black eyes than
riOus wounds
In all there We're disturbances in
eleven cities, from New York, Pitts
burg and Philadelphia in the northeast.
to New Orleans, Atlanta, St. Louis and
Houston in the south and southwest.
In no case does the braWl amount to
la serious race riot. There were more
rioting in the city of New York almost
than in the whole country combined.
AS the night progressed the riOting
grew more serious In New York dis
gruntled whites fired a negro tene
ment: at Mounds, Illinois, a negro con-
stable was killed and another man
wounded: street riOting broke out in
Kansas City and Norfolk, and two ne
sroes were shot at New Orleans
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Do YOU WANT A LAUNCH.

Anyone who is Interested in buying
or having built to order, power
launch, of any design or size, should
be sure to see the magnificent, high
power, high speed launch, Satan. built
by Mr.. Frank f. Mathews, at Titus
willie, in the boat works of the Jack
son, Luce. GLADDEN. Co. which will
arrive at Silver Springs on the after
noon of July 3, and will be there for
demonstration for a few days. The
Satan will come up the coast to Jack
sonville and thence up the St. Johns
and Oklawaha rivers and Silver
Springs run. She is equipped with a
three cylinder, 1912 horse power
Ferre motor, and her speed is twice
that Of anything on the run. Mr..
Mathews will be pleased to show any
interested party just what the boat
and motor will do, and will be prepar-
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plete. any kind of launch or boat
that may be desired.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-05

Judge Gaines Of Leesburg appeared
before Judge w. s. Bullock Saturday
afternoon in behalf Of the petitioners,
M. A. Cassidy and James E. Williams
of Sumterville, in the matter of build
ing court house for Sumter. The
Judge sustained the mandam mus pro-
ceedings. against the county commits
siOners of Sumter, compelling them at
once to proceed to build said structure.
The only county commissioner. present
was Thomas Bevill of Webster. Those
present beside the petitioners includ-
ed Mr.. F.. L. Rutland. the popular tax
collector OF Sumter. This evidently
ends the county site controversy and
removal from Sumterviile, which has
been going on ever since the destruc-
ton Of the old building in January,
1903, which has involved three county
site elections, in none Of which a ma
5Ority of votes was secured against
Sumterville, though Wildwood. Cole
man. Bushnell and Webster We're con-
testants