United labor bulletin., 1911-02-02
Advance Building News
and Building Construction

soULDER-Articles of incorporation
of the Investors Mining company, capi-
talized at $4,000, were filed in Boulder
HOOPER-George Truckermille is in
stalling machinery to utilize the natural
gas from an artesian well on his ranch
near Hooper.
LoNGMoNT-The wagon road from
Longmont to Bloomfield will cost $1,000
a mile.
GREELEY-Business men are plan
ming to give this place a summer resort
on the Seeley lake, five miles northwest
of here. An attempt will be made to
have the Denver, Northwestern & Lara
mie railroad extend its line to afford
transportation facilities.
GREELEY-Money has been received
from the East for the Denver-Greeley
Interurban railroad project and the road
will be built as first proposed, with
branches leading to Colorado points.
GREELEY-The Greeley Elks are hav.
ing plans prepared for $4,000 club
house.
GREELEY-Lumberm made from cotton
wood trees has been tried, tested and
found the superior of all other for floors
of beet dumps and bridges, and thou
sands of cottonwood trees. whose own.
ers wish to replace them with hardwood
will be marketed for a good price and
sawed into lumber at a sawmill, one
mile northwest of Greeley, erected espe
cially for this purpose.
vALLEY-Mr. Lee, who owns the
ranches north of Valley known as the
Hunt and Clayton ranches, is arranging
to build another residence on one OF
them.
GRAND JUNCTION. two-story brich
structure is being put up on Eighth
street between Main and Road by P. c
Lowe, who will move his plumbing bust
ness here.
| GRAND JUNcTIoN-Colorado Springs
capitalists are to build $50, 1000 ice plani
in Grand Junction and have it in opera
ton May 1st.
| GRAND JUNcTIoN-The Trades ant
Labor Assembly is planning $4,000
temple.
| GRAND JUNcTION-The Interior dec
Grating of the new Orpheum theater OF
Main street is progressing rapidly ant
Billy Drummond is certain that the
pretty new playhouse will be ready fol
opening to the public by the first of mex
month.
GRAND JUNcTIoN-The American
/ woman's league has begun a campaign
similar to the great Y. NJ. C. A cam
paign in Denver four years ago, to Sc
cure sufficient funds to purchase thre'
lots on North Seventh street, on whicl
iheir elegant new $1,000 chapter hous'
will be erected.
GRAND JUNcTIoN-w. c. Bowyer o
this city was given the contract for tn
new $4,000 high school. The structur
must be completed by the opening of tn
school term in September.
GRAND JUNcTIoN-H. H. Austin wa
appointed receiver for the various ditcl
companies of the Escalante Ditch an
Reservoir company of Delta county, oil
complaint of stockholders that the land
belonging to the company. worth $4,000
Lad been capitalized at more than 81
00O.0
CANON cITY-Peter O'Brien of Der
yer, the engineer who had charge of tn
construction of the new pipe waterwork
of Canon City. is to be here to take meas
urements of the carrying capacity unde
winter conditions. A measurement las
fall at low stage of water indicated Q
second feet
CRIPPLE cREEK-Another drainag
tunnel. to run under the Roosevelt tur
mel 500 feet underground, is beinl
planned by stockholders in the Crippl
Creek Tunnel company.
oolDEN-The North American Smelt
ing & Refining Co. will build a marrow
gauge railroad from Golden out to it
quarries and clay beds.
wELD-The Commercial club of We'll
is discussing the advisability of erecting
a new court house
PuEeLo-Stockhold and director
of the Pueblo Auto-Traction and Manu-
featuring company are planning to estat
| hsu q AdStols NucoiO lut manu-
facture of the Walker traction engine
The company is to be Incorporated 70
100000 and among the directors viii
be John w. Davidson, district attorney
The Walker engine which was invente,
by J. S. Walker Is so arranged that i
.ays Its own track and is able to trave
J In any kind of weather over ordinar,
J roads.
PUE6lo-The Stivers Automati,
L Cnxer Mfr Co 1aka N Stircrs rrosi