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United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

Hygiene Hall Association (care Secor
& Secor, LongmonD, Matt McCaslin, w.
B. Forbes, R S. Laycock, $4,000, Hygiene.
(5S5S2)
La Sale Building Co.. R. B. Carpen-
der, La Sale: E. Bayer. ]. C. Hubbard,
ct al, $4,000, La Sale. (5S5SS)
Rooney White Ash Coal Co. (care G.
Reilly. 1895 First National Bank build
ing), d. F. Spronse, W. B. & F. NJ. House,
100000, Denver. (5S5S4)
Seeing Denver Co, stock made. $780,
900. (5S5S5.)
Montgomery Stables Co. (care Elliott
& Bardwell, 725 Kittredge Bldg.), ]. E.
4 NJ. F. Clifford. r. ]. Bardwell. $4,000,
Denver; full paid stock. (5S5S6-S7)
Holcomb Complete House Furnishing
Co. 1914 Wazee St; Carl A. & Elva Hol-
comb, VIM. G. Thomas, $4,000, Denver.
full paid stock. (5S5SS-S9.)
Black Draw Land & Live Stock Co.
(care Crowles & Hughes. Central Blk.
Pueblo. H. f. Houston, o. o. & E. P.
Payne, $4,000, Sugar City. (5S5s0)
Columbine Coal Co.. T. S. Marble, 10S
f. Huerfano St. Colorado Springs: E. NJ.
Gramm, Jr.; ]. w. Kriger, s250,000, Colo
RADIO Springs. (5S591.)
Eagle Mining & Milling Co. Amend
ment (5S592)
Fuse Igniting Fuse Co. tcare Mcknight
4 Henry, Continental Bldg); Richard
Mcknight. F. ]. Wilson, Chas. II. Lang
don. $50, 1000. Denver. (5S59S)
Excelsior Drill 4 Manufacturing Co.,
Jack We'll. 1852 Court Pl.: G. d. Warren.
H. L. Riggs, 100000, Denver (5S594)
Mesa County Building 4 Loan Associa-
ton. decrease directors from to s..
(5S595O
Patterson Dry Goods Co, Geo. NJ Pat
terson. Ft. Morgan; w. X. Patterson. NJ.
ID. Lewis. $50 900. Ft. Morgan. (5S596)
Great Western Reservoir & Ditch Co.,
stock made s150.oO0. (5S597l
Frazer-Ogle Gown Co. change name to
Ogle own Co. (5S59S)
Mining Association Milling & Sam
pling Co. (care Mills & Wood. 7i2 Kilt
redge Bldg.l: w A. Burke. n. NJ. Nell
son. VIM. Loach. s15o,OoO, Boulder.
(5S5s9)
Boulder County Metal Mining Associa-
tion (care Mills & Wood. 7T2 Kittredge
Bldg). no stock. Boulder. (5S600)
Renewal. (5S601)
Royal Fuel Co. tcare Pershing & Tits
worth. 404 Equitable Bldg), w. II.
Brown, VIM. Mathews, 100000, Denver.
(5360S.)
Hughes Inv Co. Gerald. Lafayette &
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR
$35o,C0o WATER CONDUIT.

The contracts for grading, material
and supplies for construction of a 4S-inch
conduit from Platte canon to Marston
lake have been awarded. Grading out
fits are being unloaded at Littleton and
work is to commence at once. The i'm
provement will cost S35O,O0O. The new
conduit will be 10 miles long and will
start at Platte canon and empty into
Marston lake near Fort Logan.
The Phillips Construction company and
O'Gara were awarded the contracts for
excavation and construction. The con-
tracts for steel bands went to the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company and, as far
as possible, all material was acquired in
Denver. The contracts for slaves were
awarded to a Seattle firm. The cast iron
pipes will come from Birmingham, the
valves from Troy, n. Y, and the MALE
able casting from Indiana
GRAND JUNcTIoN-An order has
been received by the local reclamation
office to investigate the feasibility of ex-
tending the Grand Valley High Line ca
nal into eastern Utah. Today engineers
left for Cisco, Utah, to locate and survey
line from that point to Grand Junction.
The proposed extension will cost several
hundred thousand dollars, and the orig
inal plans for the Grand valley project
Will Dt dlttTeu-
GRAND JUNCTION-The Cemetery
Improvement association has inaugur-
ated campaign to raise 81 1000 to beau
tify the cemetery.
GRAND JUNcTION-A committee ap-
pointed by the directors in the Palisade
and Orchard Mesa district will wait upon
the county commissioners to ask for as
sistance in erecting a steel bridge across
the Grand river. The bridge will be sup
ported by four steel cables, and will be
Is feet wide and $50 feet long.
GRAND JUNcTIoN-The residents of
Seventh street in this city have sub
csribed several hundred dollars to be
used in experimenting with macadam on
that street. One block will be macadam-
lied and if the venture proves success
full the city commissioners will be asked
to extend the work.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
Advance Building News
and Building Construction

Meyer. On the Birney hotel he awarded
the plumbing to the Wallace P. & H. Co.
and the electric wiring to the S. S. Eiec-
trio Co.
DENvER-w E. Fisher & Bro. have
awarded the contract on the Harold
Kountze residence.
DENvER-yarian & varian WIZ be
ready for bids Feb. 4th on a 2-story brick
residence in Montclair for NJ. Hawkins.
Baur's bon bons and chocolates are
the best. 1912 Curtis street.
DENvER-Articles of Incorporation
have been filed with the secretary of
state by the Godding Ditch company, to
operate in Weld county. The capital
stock is placed at 100000.
DENVER-A Methodist sanitarium,
chartered for 100000, where people af-
ficted with tuberculosis may stay for a
very moderate sum, is being advocated
by the Methodist ministers of Denver,
headed by Rev. NJ. A Head, pastor of
the Merritt Memorial church. and it may
soon be reality. The site of the new
sanitarium will be near Denver.
DENvER-The cornerstone of the new
st. Francis De Sales Roman Catholic
church. at Alameda and Sherman, has
been laid Father H. ]. Donnelly, pastor
of st. Francis De Sales, has been collect
ing money for two years to build the
church. The parish embraces Denver.
south of First avenue. The church will
cost $4,000.
DENvER-The Thomas Normile Brick
and Pottery company of Golden will
build plant in Denver. 1t will organize
a $4,000 company and plans an output
of 5000 bricks a day. The National
Chemical company. an Eastern concern,
also is forming plans for the removal OF
its business to Denver Both concerns
are considering sites for the location of
their plants.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

20 c; Mrs. Shattuck, SIS S. Sherman. 10
out + & c. (403-O4.)
S. S. Elec. Co. for Bijou theater, 171f
Curtis, l generator. (405)
Chas. Barber, for ID. & r. G.. R. r.
shops. offices and warehouse annual
(406.)
sacahn Forster E Co.. for F. C. Miller.
1888 Arapahoe, > motors. t4OT)
Sechler House Elec. Co.. for Fairchild,
1928 Platte. l motor. (40S.)
Denver Elec. Co.. for Mudgett, 1922
Cherry, & c; same 1926 Cherry. s Z
C; Clark, 1919 Welton. IL & c;
Deutch, 1909 S. Corona, S & &c: ]. ].
Rogers. 1919 S. Ogden, + & &c (409-1s.j
c. y. Shannon. Tor Eppich, 14l6 Madi-
son, 25 & sc. (414)
Campbell Elec. Co. for Colo. Traffic
Club, Champa bet nth & 18th. motor.
l h. p., motor IL h p (415.)
Jas. c. Fisher for w. w. West, 65t
S. Logan. to old and l {. (i16)
Ellis Elec- Sign Co.. for U. P. R. R. Co..
Union Depot. 1s two-light transparencies.
(417)
S. Rosenfield, for Zero Abraham syna-
gogue. 2056 W. Colfax, f. (41s.)
w. E. Rice, for Chapel, Grace NJ E.
church, out, 1 f and c C. (419)
S. S. Elec. Co, for o. C. Martin. 2140
Vine, II and 4 c; A, A. wylie. 655 Gay
lord. II and &c. (42O211
Doss Bros. for P Simons. 2525 w.
33rd. out, and 1 C: Fleming Bros.
1141 So. Lincoln, 10 and C; d. F.
Mahon, ss4-96 Clarkson, and - C; c..
R. Sherred. 429 So. Ogden. IL and c;
B. F. Vreeland, T52 High, 81 and &c.
(422-26)
| Thorn. for Park Floral Co, 1913 Broad
way, l motor. ~ h. p; Hansen Drapery
Co, 1884 fremont. 10 to old and C;
Lunch Room. 1921 Champa, to old, Z;
Picture theater. 1912 Arapahoe. to old
and f; NJ. Silver, S29 18th St. to old
and f., Elliott, 21SS Gaylord, to old;
Monarch Liquor Co, 1916 Court Pl.. to
old and f: DR.. Gray, 207-s-9 Jackson
Bldg, 40 outlining and 1 motor; Perkins
Bros, 636 10th. 1 to old: o. P. Baurs.
1916 Curtis, 8 to old. (427-37)
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
ALPHA COAL COMPANY TO
OPEN TRACEYVILIE MINE

With the incorporation last Saturday,
at a capitalization of 100000, OF the
Alpha Coal company, the preliminary
steps have been taken to open the first
mines along the line of the Denver, Lar
annie & Northwestern railroad The
company will commence improvement
work Immediately on the coal properties
near Traceyville, 25 miles north of
Denver. H. Van Mater, W. H. Brown
and William Matthews are the incorpo-
rators of the company
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
Electrical Permits.
Joseph F. Reardon, City Electrician,
Second Floor, City Hall.

S. S. Elec Co. for Levy, 1852 Larimer,
f; Felwick & Conomay, 2737 Califor-
mia, & C; NJ. Kennedy. w 34th &
Newton. 5 & 9 C; Imperial Laundry,
1925 fremont, f: Louisville l.. Co., 2400
Larimer, f: Chas. Yevy, 1913 E. 18th
Ave, l & &c. (393-9S.)
Evans Elec. Co.. for Mrs. L. Jaggrof,
1910 S. Broadway. 8 to old; Glen Frisb;e,
1928 Quitman, 9 out. (399-400.)
Elec. S. & C. Co.. for P King, 1888
Champa, sign 62 lights; D. A. Dana,
242 Broadway, 1 sign ~ lights 4O1-02)
W. A. Griffin, for Hurd. 1875 Curtis,
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
LARAMIE. wYo.

LARAMIE, WYO.-Actual construction
has begun on the first of the improve
ments to be made here by the Union Pa
cihc at a cost Of S450.000. when engi-
neers laid out the site Tor 4 30-stall round
house The Improvements will include
an icing and watering plant here for all
passenger trains. enlarged switching
yards and makeup of passenger trains,
all engines being changed here
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
IMMENSE PLANT UNDER WAY.

DENvER-Improvem valued at
100000 have been completed or are un-
der way by the McMurtry Manufacturing
company at Twenty-sixth and Blake
streets. A new paint factory costing
$4,000 is about ready for occupancy and
work on four other buildings is ready to
start The paint factory is three stories
in height and 40x120 feet in size.
The McMurtry paint factory is made
of brick, REINFORCED steel and concrete
floors, iron stairways and metal sash
glazed with wire glass, so that it is abso-
lutely fireproof.
The McMurtry company has plans
drawn for four other buildings consist
ing of n varnish cook house, which will
have one of the tallest chimneys in the
city: varnish warehouse for the stor-
age and aging of the finest varnishes
an oil warehouse, and large plate and
window glass warehouse.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
BUILDING SITE is BOUGHT
BY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

DENvER-The York Street Presbyter-
ian church. now located at Thirteenth
avenue and York street, has bought
three lots on the northeast corner of
Eleventh avenue and Fillmore street and
will build thereon modern church. Rev.
George r. Edmundson is pastor of the
York Street church.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

Ailenatcin. p. SIS 18Th ST.. Gallup SIG
Baife. l. H.. $500 Gaylord ST.. York sgt4
Baifo. p Il. a Sons 1885 champa-M Main 2o5
Barry. Geo ana wyandotte st..........
Berry Pibg. & II. Co. 1894 Colorado
Bell i'ns PiSS Co. The. S. broadway and CIR:
ard. .-....-....so. 2ls7
Berkeley Pibg. All Co, at2s "; ais,
Berniker. M.. ;s9s champa -. Main ssss
Bitters Harry 52i Grant -......-.......
aa Braaiey. e. &. isi5 fremont ST. Main ei;is
srantfcrger. Emil. Portland. Ore so.
,sasf BrSan ri / % II CO, j. j. F.. ? isOo Marss, ..0
Buckley. Schmidt, 1915 Curtis. sa Main s'so 90
Bynum. c. w. 1876 So. Broadway. .....
cabccn. W. C. s Co. i1sC Broasway gn .''-
ceechinc. j. p. ss5 w. cclfax. % Brown 4s as
christcnson & Williams. 2a5a washing-
cilneSS SS g wolfram. 1850 Knox court orT 'O'V
coibarin & Williamson. 1864 Tcjen; -0'
....-..... .......... ...... Gallup III
Colo. Pi g H. Co. The 1874 cOur. Pi.
Compton. IL b. 2si W. 9Th Ave. South @ s sis
Creek. Marshall s Co. aoss champs ST
curran & Lavcrty ii5 E a5ih Ave: ---
paiy j, ii, iiss Cherokee. Main Main 4a7s a7
PSyasd gS ish b r. T. sos s'e a saash lbs
Eagan, Jas. T., III Champa. Main lI2s
, Elliott f.. A.. 1880 e. Colfax Ave; .:..::::
Everett. II. D.. 2s2o Lafayette. York 2i51
Gil. II. N. 2963 Yates st. Gallup s46
Grant. F. A. & Son. 1900 8. Ogden -.
Brown 1905
Hebert. J. c., 2646 Downing -. Main 1851
.Hendric. T. g.. 40 So. Wash. .. South 1929
sHishland, Plumbing Co.. The. sand and
Hill Pibg. Co.. The. $50 Jason. .......
................... Ellsworth 1888
Hines, Thomas e. 1925 18th ST. Champa 7is
Hunter Pl 4 II. Co, 712 18th St. Main 7leS
Hurkctt. H.. Englewood ..................
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
What Is Doing Over the State in the Building Line
and Proposed Construction Items OF Interest
To All Contractors and Building
Supply Concerns.


benefit of builders and supply houses through
will devoted
of management to make
the well
medium
all building
construction lines
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
TO BUILD -RAINeow ROUTE"

SALIDA = Eighteen representatives
from counties interested met here and
organized the. Arkansas, Rio Grande,
Gunnison and Grand River Highway as
sociation, to build what will be known
as the Rainbow Route
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

PUEBLO-With the arrival in Pueblo
of a number of well known railroad build
ers the first steps toward actual con-
struction of the Pueblo & Southeastern
railroad have been taken.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

FORT BAYARD, NJ. M.-Tne quarter
master at the fort will receive bids till
March 4th for door and window screens
in the double sets of officers quarters.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
DENvER-Tbe Alameda +,

DENvER-The Alameda subway may
be illuminated with ornamental lights in
keeping with the new system which will
be opened for traffic early in the sum-
mer. The subway will probably be
opened for traffic in May.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

miles northwest, and a movement has
been launched to have the Denver, Lara
mie & Northwestern railroad divert is
lines to afford transportation facilities.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

will erect a $4,000 residence; Geo. A
Taft $4,000 residence. and Robert S
Brownie $4,000 residence.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

GRAND JUNcTION-The Trades and
Labor Assembly will erect a building.
Address Ounce Hutton.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
COLORADO sPRINes-There will

COIORADO SPhINGS-Ihere VIII be
no Union depot erected in Colorado
Springs, at least the Santa Fe railroad
will not assist in building one. Instead,
the Santa Fe will build a new $500, 200
passenger depot here Tor the accommo-
dation of its patrons.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-The Denver club has leased
Windsor reservoir, three miles north OF
Windsor and will build a bungalow for
members from the city.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

CASPER, WYo.-wheeler & Skinner
store. Mr. Lobdell. will be entirely re-
modelled.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

RGh-lp ttN-lOol lOhtI VI
the new Daniels & Fisher department
store government wireless experiment
station probably will be installed. 1t
will be one OF the very latest in point
OF equipment
Go to Baur's. 1872 Curtis. for fresh
candies and bon bons.
DENVER-P. F. Reinhardt. formerly
OF Steamboat Springs, but now of Mis-
soula. Mont, was coupled in the minds
of some shrewd observers with project
to build a railroad from Dillon, on the
Denver & Rio Grande's Blue river mar
row gauge division and the Colorado &
Southern's South Park line. to Krem-
mling, on the Moffat road. 126 miles
west of Denver These contractors do
not deny that strong effort has been
made to finance such a road.
DENvER-In the near future there
will be established a new parish, to take
in that portion of the city lying east of
York street, was the announcement made
by Bishop n. c. Matz.
DENvER-J. Frederick, 246 South Gil.
pin. will build two new houses between
Thirty-first and Thirty-second on Gay
lord. to cost $4,000 each.
DENvER-J. NJ. Schiemer, 500 South
Pennsylvania. owner and contractor, will
build four one-story buildings, to cost
$4,000 each. and three two-story build
ings, to cost $4,000 each
DENvER-A. Mathers has been given
the contract to build the $4,000 ware
house for Wilson, Freidheim & wylie, at
Eighteenth and Lawrence.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

Baur's bon bons and chocolates are
the best 1912 Curtis street
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

CASPER, WYO.-Stone for the pioneer
monument, which will be erected here,
is being shipped from Bedford. The mon
ument will be an obelisk 30 feet high
with base 16 feet square.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar
Union made
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

Pearce, Jas. Be-. Secretary of State
Dillon, Thomas F., Jr.....
....... Deputy Secretary of State
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
MiLllkEN GRANTS FRANCHISES
FOR LIGHT AND TELEPHONES.

MlLllkEN, CoLo.-The trustees of
Milliken granted 20-year franchise to
the Northern Colorado Power company
and franchise for the same length of
time to the Colorado Telephone COM
pany, the former to furnish light to the
city at $3.50 month for arc lights and
TO the citizens for sl.S5 a month. Milli-
ken expects to have its electric street
lights in the spring.
The Colorado Telephone company has
put in an exchange. Much of the farm
ing district is covered by telephone con-
nections either from Greeley or other
towns where exchanges are installed. BY
the terms of the franchise the town trus-
tees may require the company to place
its poles so as not to interfere with traf-
fic, and the company must give bond in
the sum of $4,000.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

PUEBlO-Extensive improvements ar,
to be made on the Pantages theater.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-walter l.. Rice is taking
bids on heating. plastering and electric
wiring for the Morris 4 Grant Realty
Co. building and on heating on the Bir.
ney hotel. On the NJ. & G. r. Co. build
ing he awarded the plumbing to Walter
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
NeW Business
Enterprises

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
COLORADO sPRINes-The Ballet

Hotel Sites Co, DR.. Bullette of Pueblo
manager. will spend $4,000 in improve
ments this spring near Green Mountain
Falls.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
COLORADO sPRlNes-Betw,

COLORADO SPRlNGS-Between S25S
600 and $4,000 will be spent by a Colo
rado Springs company within a few
months in improving property in the
Prospect Park, East End and Cheyenne
additions. Sewers viii be laid, streets
graded and, when the ground is in shape
for builaing, an active selling campaign
will be commenced. Work will begin on
the sewers in the East end additions i'm
mediately.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
Beats them all. La Belle Sc cigar.
Union made

The Denver Master Plumbers associa-
ton at PA Nassau building, at their
meeting on Monday evening, January so.
1911, held their semi-annual election of
officers, with the following result: John
r. Parry was unanimously elected as
president, to succeed himself for the en-
suing term; l.. H. Balfe, as vice-presi-
dent; P. E. Lamont, treasurer; J. F. Van
Daniker, secretary, and Fred Suess, SER
geant-at-arms; T. ]. Reilly, j. H DAILY
and w. Hill. auditing committee; ]. C.
Hebert, L. Sinclair and Fred Tost, board
of trustees.
DENVER-Marean & Norton will re-
ceive bids till Feb. II on a residence for
c. Sachs.
DENvER-T. w Mcintyre, Cooper
building. has awarded contracts on the
American Express Co. barns as follows
Carpenter work to Hanson Bros. brick
work to Bears q Storal, cement floors TO
John Stewart.
MILLIKEN-Work will soon begin on
the new flour mill.
SHERIDAN. WYO.-The Dome Lake
Chapter of the woman's League may
erect a clubhouse.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
Denver Master Plumbers Association
LIST REVISED TO NOVEMBER is, 1910

JNo. r. PARRY, President at4 Nassau Building.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-Hattie Il. Frisbie, Annie +.
Lund. Hattie b. Reynolds. will each build
on lots bought of the John McDonough
Security Co.
DENvER--The G. w. Huntington
Architect Co. have opened bids on n
bungalow ut Thirteenth and Steele, for
Herbert Harris,
DENvER-Glen II. Hin has completed
the plans for $500 residence for p. w.
Strelow, 1853 Tennyson, who is now
ready for the bids. He has also COM
pleted the plans for three bungalows for
NJ. Berry, 217 Boston block. who is now
ready for the bids.
I'D contracts on 10 stores to go up at
Seventeenth and Washington for the Hit
tIe Investment Co. as follows: Carpen-
ter work to J. r. Mcdonald. brick work
to A. G.. Rummel.
DENvER-The Municipal Construction
60. has been awarded the paving con-
tract In Capitol Hill District No. Z. at
s37.46i.
DENvER-The Denver Board of Pub
Slic Works will receive bids till Feb. Z
for sanitary sewers. etc. In part OF sub
district No. 6.
DENvER-Richard Phillips has award
ed contracts on the w. T. Cream build
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-The Texas Oil Co. a.. H.
Kimball. representative. may erect
tanks to cost $4,000 in Denver. Branches
may also be established in Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs and Cripple Creek.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

SHERIDAN. WYo.-The Dome Lake
Chapter of the Woman's League may
erect clubhouse.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

GREELEY-Work is about finished or
the great high tension loop of the North
ern Colorado Power company.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

ing as follows: Carpenter work to Nell
son a Easton, heating to Smith Bros.
brick work to Nick Potter. stone work to
VIM. Robertson.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-George Bates will erect n
$4,000 store; Edmund Jones will erect
a $4,000 bungalow; Dr. Brce will erect
eight stores. to cost $4,000, and w. G..
Pigg will erect two houses on lots bought
through the Newcomb Realty Co.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

PUEBlO-The Pueblo Auto-Tractior
4 Mfg. Co. will erect plant.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09
HARDWARE MEN ELECT.

The Colorado Retail Hardware and
Implement association closed its ninth
annual meeting by electing ]. H. Linden
of Golden president, A NJ Schmidt,
Grand Junction, vice-president; F. C.
Moys. Boulder. secretary and treasurer.
naatc thor, Dit.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

GREELEY, cOlo.-Prominen Greeley
men are planning TO give the city first
class summer resort at Seeisys lake. Ave
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

La Belle SC cigar, the best rnion-made
sc cigar in the United States.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENVER-Marean & Norton will re-
ceive bids till Feb. II on a residence for
c. Sachs.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

TRINIDAD, coLo-A bridge over the
Purgatoire river. costing $4,000, has
been completed by the Colorado Rail
way. Light 4 Power company for the
interurban railway.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

COLORADO spRlNos-pr. H. A, Watt
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

GREELEY-The La Sale Building
company has been Incorporated by r. h.
Carpenter. L. Boyer. Robert Beattre and
J. p Hubbard. 1t is capitalized at $4,000.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

MILLIKEN-work will soon begin on
the new flour mill
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

The La Belle is the best SC cigar on
the market.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-Chas. Ware. general super.
intendent OF the Union Pacific, is in the
city arranging for the remodeling of the
old Pullman shops and for other new
building work.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-Richard Phillips has award
ed additional contracts on the w. T..
Cream building as follows: Roofing to
Heimbecker Bros. plastering to Donovan
& Morrissey. stone work to Mr.. Robert
son: electric wiring to II. l.. Weber 4 Co.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

COLORADO SPRlNGS-Capitalists of
this city are to build a $4,000 ice plant
in Grand Junction and have it in opera
ton May 1st
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENVER-W. Z. Fisher G Bro. have
awarded the contract on the Harolt
Kountze residence.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

Meyer. On the Birney hotel he awarded
the plumbing to the Wallace p. & H. Co.
and the electric wiring to the S. S. Eiec-
trio Co.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

MiLlikEN-It is expected that can
ling factory will be erected here.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke.
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

COLORADO -Superintend-
ent White of the Modern Woodmen san
itarium has announced that the erection
of the new 100000 administration build
ing would not be started until next June
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-Richard Phillips has award
ed contracts on the w T. Cream build
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-varian & Varian WIZ b'
ready for bids Feb. 4th on 2-story brici
residence in Montclair for NJ. Hawkins
United labor bulletin., 1911-02-09

DENvER-J. Frederick, 246 South Gil
pin. will build two new houses between
Thirty-first and Thirty-second on Gay
lord, to cost $4,000 each.