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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-12-05

furnished large quotas to the
general total Of Illicit distleries Which shows
that there is more moonShine than temperance in
prohibition laws.
1t is proposed to furnish the marines with
winter uniforms. If the marines are to be sta
toned in California, Il comfortable winter uni
form would be light tennis shirt, light duck
trousers and straw hat. If you don't believe
that come and try Of the winters for your
self This is not a climatic boost This sort of
climate does not need any booStng.-C california
Exchange.
Gladstone gagged the relative values OF men
and women by the price that used to be paid in
jamaica, a male in good repair bringing 100
pounds and female, ditto, so pounds. 1t is
getting harder and harder to retain respect for
these grand old chaps of the past
According to the Chicago Tribune eventually
all the big conventions will be held there
Eventually" presuposes long time. 1t is
Eventually" that the heavens scheduled to
roll up as scroll.
Father is not the whole thing. Theodore Jr
has made good i'll the carpet business, Kermit is
IA fine shot and Alice has invented hat said to
be charmngy ugly.
San Pedro ordered the Southern Pacific shows
that it has not yet learned to bow gracefully to
the inevitable
Madison Square garden is to have no more
horse shows. However, there doubtless will be
other provisions for display Of feminine early
winter styles
If New York audiences continue to criticize
plays by hurting missiles at the actors there
ought to be money Ill manufacturing armor for
the actors who have to appear ON Broadway.
Vanman announces that he will postpone his
aerial trip across the Atlantic till next year.
And when he does try it; he will probably be,
like Wellman, silent ever after
Minneapolis affrmS with warmth that paving
contractors have cheated it out of $4,000 Is
it unwilling to allow the poor contractors any
profit
New York has to guard an unpopular play
against uffians and spectators are treated to
the combined sensations of the drama and
prize fight
DR. Anna Shaw ought TO have known that
IIetty Green was the only woman able to invade
Wall street and get away with it,
With American stogies being shipped to
China and American troops likely to follow, the
suspicious oriental may get excited.
People III the east seem Sngulary grateful
lot They have to live there and still they give
thanks every year at least once.
Riley's poems are not great but they are
sweet, and it is grief to learn that palsy has
stricken his hand to dleness.
Cheering announcement is made that the
career of the oil trust is at an end. IT causes
even Rockefeller to smile
Electricity declares Edison, will yet
take the place of oil and gasoline" We can
see the end of Rockefeer's reign in sight
DR. Wiley's advice to eat plenty of turkey
would have been even more generally observed
if he had told us first how to get the turkey
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02

the commission Of such acts. SO far
he nor former Attorney General
Barnett have been able to get ME-
Farr's case to trial. Dilatory tactics
demurrers. etc.. convinced them
there was little chance In the Denver
district courts and . change OF venue
to Huerfano county was asked for IN
Judge Harry Riddell's court but he
denied the motion; and since the
election OF BENJAMIN Griffith as
Colorado's attorney general nothing
has been done by him and he acts as
II nothing will be done to forward
the case.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
sHERJrr,s sAur


BY virtue of Snecial Execution is
sued out of the Clerks office Of the
District Court of Weld County and
state of Colorado. and to me directed.
whereby i am commanded to make the
sum of one hundred two and 1O-1OO
dollars. N1O2.10) and costs of suit. the
amount OF certain Judgment recently
obtained against V. n. Selby, defend
ant. to be recovered from the property
attached In such action. in favor OF
the Gtlcrest-Russell lumber Company.
neing rendered in action No. 2527 of
sntd court out Of the lands and tene-
ments of the said v. d. Selbv so pre-
viously attached under writ of attach
ment In such cause issued which I
to-wit:
lots 25 and 2s in block 7 Of First
Rdditton to the Town OF Ault ps
plated of record In the public records
or said Weld County. together with
All the appurtenances thereof situated
IN SAID Weld Countv: State of Colorado
| therefore. according to said com
mard. ! shall expose for sale. al Public
auction. all the right title and inter
est or the above named defendant "
| ~. SeIbv In ard to the above described
nropertv. on Thursday. the 10th day of
March. 1911. at ten o'clock n, m. al the
enst front door 81 the Court House in
Greelev. In said Weld County,
| Dated at Greelev. Colo, this gard
day OF February. 1911.
| s. !. McAFEE.
| , Sherin Of Weld County
| X: G. Strong. ATTORNEY
FIRST publication in Weekly Greeley
rrihune Feb. %, 1911: last publication
| March Q. 1911
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
PLENTY OF WATER INSURED
BY SNOW OF PAST WEEK

. Weld county is enjoying ::
!. fne fall Of the beautiful and as
!. .urances received from the
!. mountain districts Indicate tnat
!. there will be plenty OF snow 10
:. feed the reservoirs this spring
]. and summer. The alarm tnal
:. was felt earlier in the winter
!. will vanish with the present
+ storm. ,. i.
!. All over the state. extend'hs
!. as far as Durango and Graha
!. Junction in Colorado. and Chey-
!. enne In Wyoming the storm
:. king held reign. Northern Arr
;. IONA got a touch OF the nakes'
!. Western Kansas and Nebraska
!. escaped the storm. Pueoio'
!. Leadville and Canon City were
), among the places that reported =
!. heavy falls. Utah got little.
!. but that was on the border OF
!. the storm. and only touch was
!. reported. The rest OF the Unit
!. ed states had little moisture.
!. !. :. + !: !. 1. !. :. I. + + + + {" =
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
SALE OF STATE LANDS

Notice is hereby given that will
sell. at public auction. to the highest
April. 1911. at o'clock p. m.. at the
office of The State Board OF Land
Commissioners. Capitol Building. Den
yer, Colorado. the following described
land. situated in Weld County, Colo
RADIO. viz:
40 acres. NEN of NEA of Sec. s,
TWP. 10. R. 81 w. Minimum price per
Subject to any or all easements or
rights Of way heretofore legally OBJ
tained and now In full force and effect
Reserving. however, to the State OF
| Colorado all rights to any and all min
erals. ores and metals of every kind
and character. and all coal. aspn,itum
oil. and other like substorcns w o,
under said land. and the right If in.
gress and egress for the Durpo.e ~.
| mining. together with enough Of tie
| surface of same NAV be necessar,
| for the proper and convenien, work.
| Ing of such minerals and suhsiarcer.
| Value of improvements on this lant
Owner of improvements. =.
| Sale Application No S146.
No land Will be sold at less than tn,
minimum price per acre. as gIver
above order. and each tract will b.
sold as described above-be the sam,
| more or less.
i Terms of payment shall be as fol,
lows. viz: On lands selling for S3.5,
to s25 per acre. 10 per cent. of the pur
chase money on the day of sale. tn,
balance In eighteen equal annual paw
ments at per cent. per annum. Land
| selling at more than s25 per mere an,
less than $75 per acre. 20 per cent. cas-,
on the dav of sale. the balance In four
| teen equal annual payments at ne
cent. per annum. Lands selling 70
s76 and upwards. 30 per cent. cash. an,
balance in seven equal annual nav
merts at Z per cent. Interest. If TN
L thn
ments. he must paw for the same n
sale. Purchaser will execute bond. n
provided in Section 2s. act of July II
1905. must be citizen of the Unite,
States: or ore who has declared hi
intention Of becoming such. must pa.
appraisemert and advertising fees.
The Board reserves the right to re
| tect anv and I'll bids.
No sale shall become effective un.
passed upon bv the State Land poard
! d. l. JEFFERSON.
| ReI,istcr State Board of Land Commits
sioners.
] First publication in Greeley Tribun
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02

tics OF the Tribune. that part OF the
uauer's work was reluctantly abano'
oned.
When the Tribune attacked the
methods OF the assessors office last
fall Il did 20 In absolute good latin
u had In tts possession data. faulty
In some details. but which In the
main bore the stamp OF truth, which
led It to believe that . change in as
SCISSORS might at least give promise
Of better things. Mr.. Fischer ana
his managers we're given every op-
portunity to meet these charges
through the Tribune. and were
promised q square deal. They were
never met.
Because OF It being campaign time
the people refused to believe or 10
Investigate. They voted blindly ana
elected people whose acts they are
now loudest in condemning.
So confident was The Tribune that
the documents in its possession we're
reliable. that. after the election they
we're submitted to prominent mem-
bers of the republican party who
professed to have faith In their as
SCISSOR, and they felt sure that the
SEEMING discrepancies In valuations
could and would be explained. This
was four months ago. UP to date
the explanation has not been forth
coming. Now the tornado has burst
in all its fury. and probably the most
active acrobat In Weld county Is
housed in the basement of the court
house.
But the election Is over and there
are eighteen months in which to for
get, before the same old game is
worked again.
The tax payers have q remedy.
however. and 1t lies largely in their
own hands, NOW. without. waiting
for another campaign. This remedy.
as the Tribune sees 1t. lies in per-
manent, non-partisan. tax payers
league, not dominated by cranks and
mossbacks and chronic kickers, but
with men at the head Of II who COM
Oln0 COuScINAtl1W WIN RAO6A OSSA'S
ness. Men who are not against pub
lie Improvements at the right time,
where the money is wisely spent,
but who will demand that the peo-
ple's money be not wasted, either
through extravaganza or niggardli-
ness.
With rumors afoat OF irregulari-
ties in the court house almost be-
yond the power Of interested parties
to keep the lid on. and discrimina-
tions in assessed valuations that are
beyond understanding. 1t would
seem that after having thrashed the
matter out in open meeting of the
club. the logical pro-
ceeding thereafter should be the for
nation Of tax payers league along
the lines mentioned.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
Receiver Asked for Grocery

Alleging that the Lofgren-Harris
Mercantile company, c. F. Harris,
Charles Lofgren and A. Thompson,
Jr., failed to carry out contracts
by which they were to turn over
the stock of goods. alleged to be
worth $4,000. Of the Star Grocery
for 5,625 acres of land in Kentucky
belonging to plaintiff. Chas. Hill Of
Denver, state agent OF the National
Insurance company. has brought
suit for specific performances of con-
tract through his attorneys. A. J..
Moses and H. e. Churchill.
Hill also asks that the court ap-
point q receiver to take charge Of the
stock of goods, for an accounting by
Thompson as trustee and that the
stock be invoiced and the defend
ants made to turn over to plaintiff
all properties left after settle ment
with Thompson.
Hill charges that Harris and Lof-
gren made him a written proposition
to trade their stock in the hands
Of Thompson for Kentucky land at
- an acre sufficient to cover the
value of the stock invoiced at cost.
The alleged acceptance was written
and Hill went to Kentucky. got an
abstract OF title. turned it over to
Harris and Lofgren. who then re-
pudiated the contract. it Is alleged.
Hill alleges that he Is owner OF
about 5000 acres of land in Clay
county. Kentucky, and that the land
is more valuable than the price put
upon 1t.
Lofgren and Harris allege that the
| writing was not sufficient to make
legal contract, and that no bargain
was to be made until one of them
looked at the land.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
Many shipments From Greeley

There were thirteen cars OF spuds
b,Iled out of Greeley and the neigh
boring switches Saturday. Excep'
that It hinders the growers from
marketing their product the cold
weather has no effect on freight
movements Of potatoes out OF Gree
lev as compared with other markets
east or west.
The old system Of heating with
sheet iron stoves has also been
abandoned and all danger OF freez-
ing is eliminated by thorough
packing of paper and straw. This is
where Greeley has the ADVANTAGE
over every other market In coio
weather and batch OF orders from
Oklahoma and Texas always follows
cold snap.
The movement Of cattle is slow
occasioned by the small number FED
in the district this season. With the
exception of few small punches the
feeding is confined to the sugar fac
tory where the Denver feeders are
using pulp and straw. About rs cars
we're fattened at the local plant ana
of this number less than 20 cars re-
main.
The first train load OF sheep went
through Greeley Saturday. There
were about 25 cars. all OF which
were loaded at Timnath. which Is the
only district in the county where
the usual number is being fed. An
other train load passed through this
morning from the same place and
unless the market breaks the exodus
will continue at about this rate for
the next 80 days.
This season shipments in all lines
seem to have been steady, but with
NO unusual rush. At no time has
there been q shortage of cars and
at no time has there been less than
100 empty refrigerators in the local
yards. In addition to these the D..
L. & N. w. has always had at least
so Rock Island refrigerators on
their side tracks at MiIliken.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
REFUSES POSTMASTERSHIP
TO NEW TOWN OF WELBY

Dominica Roloto of Welby. the
first new town out OF Denver on the
Denver-Laramie, refuses to be made
postmaster Of the new burg and has
returned his commission to Wash
ington, In the face OF protest from
every voter in the village. Roloto's s
unassuming demeanor and the fact
that he minded his own business
won him favor with the villagers,
who decided by petition that he must
become postmaster. But Rotate re-
fused, stating 1t was not possible to
hold an office and the good will OF
the people and that he preferred the
latter.
Welby will have no post office un.
til new appointment Is made.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
sHERIFr.s FoRECLosuRE SALE

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
in the District Court for Weld County.
Colorado. in an action therein number
ed 2522. wherein Burton d. Sanborn
and George NJ. Houston. as copartners
under the firm name and style Of San.
born and Houston. were plaintins. and
Charles C. Roe P. w. ..llen. as Public
Trustee of Weld County. and The In
dustriai Building and Loan Assoeia;
by certified copy thereof received by
me this date. l. S. J. McAfee. as Sheriff
of said Weld County. Will expose for
the 18th day Of March. 1911. at the
hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day. subject to the prior lien Of
page 46. of the public records of Weld
County. the mortgaged premises. APP
purtenances and privileges Herewith
mortgaged and described in mortgage
therein described as follow. to-wit: .
That part Of lot numbered two (2)
east quarter INWA of sEA) Of
IS north q range si1ty,Gye
sies' Ssa' 2sa,a,as ss' in shs S,s'A city ''ei Of
cording to the subdivision of lands by
the Union Colony Of Colorado. describe
GU Aoiio"s' SohheuSiu8 a. ING
north east corner Of said lot; thence
west along the north line OF said lot
thirty-three and one-third (33 1-3l
Atty u50) feet; thence east thirty
three and one-third (33 1-3) feet to
the east line of said lot: thence north
on the east line of said lot one hun
dred and nifty G5O) feet to point of be-
ginning" Together with all and
singular the appurtenances and privi-
leges thereunto belonging or in any
wise thereunto appertaining."
at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash there
for. In foreclosure OF the lien Of
said mortgage deed as against
the right. title, interest and
equity OF redemption (except the re-
demptfon allowed by statute) of the
defendant Charles C.. Roe. his assigns
and successors in estate subsequent to
the lien of said mortgage deed, to sat
tsfv costs and expenses of sale and Of
said action and the sums In said de-
cree found and adjudged in the aggre-
gate Of $527.32 to be owing plaintiffs
from defendant Roe. and together with
interest thereon from the date Of said
decree. costs and expenses of suit
second lien (other than for any unpa i'd
taxes and assessments) upon and
against said mortgaged premises.
Dated February %. 1911.
s. j. McAFEE.
Sheriff of Weld County.
r. G. Strong. ATTORNEY.
First publication in Weekly Greeley
Tribune Feb. %, 1911; last publica tion
March 8. 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
,u,,,c rp,ysrEE,s SALE

pURux0C
where's. Roger Parkin. whose ad- q
dress is Frederick. County Of Wslo; @
State OF Coiorado, Erantor ,SSs oy ~, ma 1su re.
OF Trust. dated March ~ nsos. 49, Hu ySs.
corded March ,Es Es. one: ,sU; OF the Clerk
as rage Recorder OF Weld County. Colo.
rado. conveyed to the Public Trustss OF
the said Weld x1s,S cSSnGsy; Gounsy shs descrined
The south hall isn s.s,an Of the ,.sn,S. ,en,n.
west quarter .sWMn sec,'0H s@a a.,' north,
fm,nty. Colorado. subject to the pro
visions In U. s. Patent to said gran.1r'
In trust to secure one Ger1s'" npprStssn
sundred sU ed and twenty-six ussS dol.
inrs OF even date. with said Trust
| Deed payable to the order OF John n
scribed In said Trust Deed with inter-
sst ~ four per cent t4T) per annum.
And, Whereas. Default mas eeeh
made by said gntnns grsntor IN sata az the e Gov. "
enants and conditions imposed upon upon
| him by the terms OF said trust peeo
in this To-wit:
That said grantor g.a mas and an,e whereas. ,
! the legal holder of the indebtedn ess 3
represented by the said note mas nieo
with the undersigned Public frusies n,;es
and demand In writing. declaring saio
default and eiecting to declare the the
whole debt represented by said note
and interest thereon due and payable:
and demanding the sale OF saio laho
! under said Trust Deed.
| Now Therefore. notice is hereby
given that to said nd.r n1tiee sed abS bH
virtue OF the authority vested In me
BY said Trust Deed and r,ssss the law, y, said I'd
Weld County, Colorado. will sell the
above described land % for cash h;,asI at pup, D,
the east front door of the Court House
in Greeley. Weld County and state OF
Colorado. on Monday. the sixth day OF
March. 1911. at ten o'clock In the fore,
noon, for the purpose of paving said
note and interest, taxes. and all ex-
penses Of this sale. and will give to the
purchaser thereof certificate OF pur-
| chase therefore as provided by law.
| Signed w. X: PAI.fERsON'
| Public Trustee of Weld County:
| Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this 1st
dav of February. 1911.
First publication in the Greeley
Tribune Feb. 2. 1911; last publication
March 2. 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
PERKING UP A BIT

Colorado II feeling particularly
good at this end OF February over
the crop prospects for the coming
year. The late snow fall gives assur-
ance Of q plentiful supply OF water
for the irrigators. and over on the
western slope the fruit buds have
carefully refrained from making
their appearance SO that the growers
have reason to believe that they Will
! come this season in proper time to
guarantee an extraordinary heavy
yield.
Although the winter was so open
during January and February that
the mountains received next to no
snow, the later falls have been suffic-
lent to restore confidence In the
bitches and remove the last vestige
of doubt concerning the seasons pro-
! ductiveness. In the fruit sections.
although the winter has had few ex-
tremes, the temperature has remain
ed at a mean to discourage the fruit
buds from making that early appear
ance which for the two previous sea-
sons caused some alarm and gave
birth to the orchard heating system.
They promise to come along this
spring in good order and leave the
growers no greater problem to solve
than how to dispose OF bumper
crop.
The first two months Of every year
are heart breakers in the world of
commerce. Business. following the
holiday rush, drops to low tide and
there is Invariably disposition to
give way to gloom. The weather
depresses the spirits, nature is asleep
(perhaps the reason of the gloom Is
that man really ought to be sleeping
as welD, and the world seems to lose
its grip on hope. There is tend
ency to surrender to fear that things
are never going to be better. But
when matters reach that stage things
begin to happen; the feel of spring
comes slipping in. earth and the ele-
ments begin to stir; the outlook
brightens, everything takes on a
cheerier look and we discover, as did
Glad in last weeks Broadway play,
that there amt never nothing half
SO bad as we thought 1t was going
to be-
Denver and all Colorado stand in
really splendid condition in the mat
ter OF financial we'll doing. The
prospects for the future are extreme
ly bright. Good years lie ahead OF
US. the money situation 10 far better
here than ON the outside; there is
home money for home enterprise.
and it Is investing freely when the
proposition Is right. The building
movement. naturally checked bit
by the winter. promises to open with
fresh vigcr with the coming of warm
weather. and in every respect the
outlook 10 as good II not brighter
than 1t has been for many years at
this time. Nothing can harm us
but fear" would be Z good motto
for the people Of Colorado to keep
before them at all times Our des-
tiny will be what we make le.-Den-
YER Republican.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
CONTEST, H"'S ~.
Department "i I,nd|
IrnItc,l states 'i"n1

Sterling, t' sGIdi
hesn "a f,ied in this oniISs saai Il
Rethune. Contestan,I,s n
stead Entry No. Stcdd
ary 21. 1910. forE -5,v 6iI
shin On. Range GH'rpesi|
Meridian. by Tonias n Is 4
testee in which u fas|
Tonias Ernest kiee en-
ablished n resluSd Of "A
never built any klnu .hollyl
said land. and has tfan J
snid entry for more nose
last past. and that ber4
Exist. .s5s said parties are asa ID
to appear. respo'iIcc p,iccation a1
touching said alieEi" isll,
a. m. on March ", ,.er at
Register and Eeceit,, sie1
states Land Office !"
raaS; DO. said eon,es,gniI iI,nss
..aner ne smtdayit. fled sabow
set forth facts wn,.IIal ser,
due diligence pers' made, u
notice can not be that
ordered and directea f, prop
be given by due anu
Record address Oh
ing. Colorado. II. PotN,'
riret pub.icat.on IN
Eeh IL. t0'3 Greel
Last publication
March 1s. 1911
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
NOTICE OF FINAL sE1-rLEWENT
AND DIFFERENTIATION OF
HEvRSHsP

liam b. Woodruff. Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given. That m
Monday. the 3rd dav of April. A. n.
ssii' AZ the hour Of 10 a. m. OF said
days of the March Term OF the County
Court OF Weld County. in the State oi
colorado. !. Renamin r. Woodruff. Aa-
before the Judge of said Court. nres.
ent my final settlement a. such Ad-
hhin's'rator. nj, pray the approval OF
y. sa ne. and will then ask to be Ain.
cLn-Red as such fdm,nistrn tor. AZ
which time ana place any PERSON m
innterest may appear and present objec.
t'ons 70 the same. " any there hc.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
II TOLD YOU so"

Call this q democratic editorial II
you wish. It il gospel truth never
theless.
Last fall when the Tribune made
charges against the methods of GER
tain county officials, claiming lapses
that indicated either glaring incom-
potency or rank favoritism. . great
howl went up from the republican
hosts against what they were pleased
to term . mud singing campaign:
and even some members OF the
democratic party deplored the tao
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-02
srOCKHOLDERs' MI !:
Greeley, Coln"
xtJayC ~

NJTeeItN1
To the Stockholders ot ,r|
THE DELTA lkElIdN lkEid
We. the undersIsned' A
more than ten per eenl' nnl'eltl
capital stock of The c,,l]
Company. do hereoE !, old1
meeting OF the stnshu't,ll M
company. to be held q. !, f., 81 y
The Weld County Sat ~ n
Greeley. Weld CountN ,|
the 18th day of Mafehi'd "a al Al
2 o'clock p. m. or ~ ~ M
purpose of considerinE sna "
and voting upon the Jsnt .y'ra
incorporatior and corl,5-,,S,11 y, W, N
of THE DEITA li'l,sio ~, ior
PANY, provided a anrss
corporate stock be IeP m,
such other business IL
come before the sns-,1nbe
Name
NJ, b. Williams, rl
s. S. wylie.
Albert Lawrence ono.
Wilson Turner
C, ]. Carlson,
c. A. Lawrence,,,r tAwl