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United labor bulletin., 1911-03-02
Denver Master Plumbers Association
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commissioners by o. L. Brown, H NJ.
Shoup and Edward Case. The proposed
district will comprise about 10000 acres
south of the Arkansas river and east of
here. The water rights to be acquired
comprise water from the western slope
which will be diverted into the Arkan-
sas. and direct flow waters with old
priorities.
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Notice to Patrons:

The Advance Building News Department. taken from
week and published Tie Builders ubc.so.
will be devoted exclusively the of the Architect
and Supply Houses of Colorado and adjoining The
Publishing Co. will all obligations that the United Bulletin
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OFFICE 219 First National Bank Building
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-02

GREELEY-It is expected that work
on the new federal building will begin
early next summer and that 1t will be
duplicate of the recently completed fed
eral building ar Kearney, Neb
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DENvER-The Denver Motor club is
indorsing the proposed foothills park
project, backed by the chamber of com
merce. and has appointed a committee
to take up the question and cooperate
with other organizations of the city.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN PARk-Bo,

DENVER-willisou & Falls will re
ceive bids till March on an addition to
the Gray hotel at Fourteenth and
Champa.
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DENvER-walter L. Rice has awarded
G. G. Newman the contract for plaster
ing the Birney hotel, and electric wiring
to the Silver State Electric Co.
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DENvER-F. E. Mountjoy has awarded
contracts on the c. s. Card Iron Works
Co. factory on West Seventeenth avenue
and Alcott as follows: Carpenter work
to Hanson Bros, 1921 South Pennsyl-
vania; brick work to Nick Potter
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GREELEY-With $50 members pres
ent, the Greeley Commercial club held
a banquet Monday night, after which i'm
portant financial questions were dis
cussed. Many business men took part in
the discussion of the proposed new court
house for Weld county. Propositions
were advanced for the best means to
finance the project.
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DENvER-Joseph Wilson has awarded
on two stores for B. Borwich
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iLlFF-I. A. Collard. who recently
struck flow OF artesian water on his
farm adjoining Iliff at a depth OF 400
feet, reports enough natural gas to heat
and light his buildings Mr.. Collard and
other property owners in that locality
are considering the organization of a
company to bore deep well in lin and
believe that there are good prospects for
oil here.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-02

GREELEY-Greeley and Denver mel
are behind a project. contemplated sev
eral years, by which a factory for ca
seals will be erected at Greeley, giving
employment eventually to force of 600
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STORAGE BATTERY CAR LINE.

The first street cars in or near Denver
to be operated by power furnished by
the Edison storage battery, a departure
| from the trolley system already adopted
on many of the surface lines in New
York city. will carry passengers next
summer from the end of the West
lTwenty-ninth tramway line to Wads-
worth street. the latter thoroughfare
forming one of the boundaries of Crown
Hill cemetery. The new line will be
built by the Denver & Crown Hill Rail-
way company. recently incorporated by
George w. Olinger, Joseph P. Havelick,
Is. H. Foreman, V. ]. Davis and j. A.
Beeler.
| The Tramway company will extend its
West Twenty-ninth avenue line one
block west to Sheridan boulevard. where
it will form a junction with the new rail-
way The Crown Hill company will con-
struct its tracks west on Twenty ninth
avenue distance of mile and a half,
although it is later planned to extend
the line oh Wadsworth street to the ex-
tension of West Thirty-eighth avenue and
along the last named thoroughfare to
Sheridan boulevard. The company has
secured a franchise in Jefferson county
which grants il the privilege of con-
structing tracks on West Twenty-ninth
and West Thirty-eighth avenues from
/ W dusNuElu street TO
and on Wadsworth between the two ave
nues. The construction work to be
started within the next 80 days. will rep
resent an expenditure of $4,000. while
the two cars will be purchased at a cost
of $1,000 each.
| DENvER-H. p. Mozier. architect. S09
Continental building recently of Chicago.
has located at above address and has al
ready secured very satisfactory
clientele.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN PARk-Bow-
man & Berk of Denver are drawing plans
for a hotel at Lookout Mountain Park.
near Golden, to cost s150.0O0 The hotel
will contain 100 rooms. each to have a
private bath. The other features will be
a large grill and billiard room with safe.
main dining room to open out on lobby
with a veranda 20 feet VIDE all around
the exterior of the building Owners.
Lookout Mountain Park and Improve
ment Co.
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GROVER-Tired of waiting for the
men of the congregation to provide n
new church, the women of the Ladies'
Aid society Monday began excavating for
the new building. each welding a spade
with good results.
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FRUITA-Fruita has commenced the
construction of a $4,000 sewer system
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BRACEWELL-To replace the schoo
house burned at Bracewell recently, the
district has voted to erect a $4,000 build
ing and the contract has been let
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STERLING-Work of surveying for
the new West Sterling irrigation district
has begun. and, according to l.. L. Slim
son. construction engineer, the ditch. to
be about 60 miles long. will cost 100000
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BOULDER-A mining, milling ant
sampling company. which will soon be
gin work on a 75-ton reduction mill a
the mouth of Boulder canon.
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LAMAR R-Encouraging development
continue at the oil well near Lamar an,
there is every evidence of an extensive
flow of oil.
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y
clears.
STERLlNG-Work of surveying for
the ditch of the new West Sterling irri-
cation district has begun. and. according
TO l.. l.. Stimson. construction engineer.
the ditch, to be about 60 miles long. will
cost 100000.
GRAND JUNcTioN-The work on the
new Milne livery barn is being carried
on rapidly with the hopes of having the
fine new structure ready for business
early in the spring. The concrete men
are nearly done with the foundation
work
GRAND JUNcTIoN-Refundi bonds
OF the South Side water works amount
ing to 100000 are TO be sold before
April 1. and City Treasurer Willis Cush
Is preparing to leave for New York City
Saturday night for the purpose OF con-
Guiding arrangements for the sale.
GRAND JUNcTIoN-A bridge across
the Grand river at Grand Junction is to
be built soon.
GRAND JUNcTioN-City Engineer
Geo. l. Crawford and eight assistants
went to Hannah Greek today to lay out
line of survey for the mountain water
system.
GRAND JUNcTIoN-Joseph Havorca
OF Denver has announced that he had
completed the plans for an irrigation
project to water 10000 acres between
this city and Delta. Havorca is planning
to found a town midway between the
two cities and TO settle 1t with Bohem-
ians. He expects to get water from the
Grand Mesa.
GRAND JUNcTioN-Mesa county bus
mess men may build pulp mill here to
make paper from the thousands of acres
of available pinion trees.
GRAND JUNCTlON-Mr. Buthorn now
has an architect working on the plans
for the remodeling and repairing of the
damaged portion of the La Court hotel
caused by fire. However, he will not
confine the remodeling to the upper part
of the house. II is his intention to en-
large the entrance lobby considerably
One of the changes will be the removal
OF the rooms and stairway ON the left of
room door. This space will he converted
into spacious lobby and reception
room. The decorations will be tasteful
and artistic in every particular. Other
changes will be made equally beneficial
and decorative.
WlNDSOR-Work on excavation has
begun on the new armory for the Wind
sor militia company. The building will
cost about $1,000.
FORT lUPTON-At mass meeting
al Fort Lupton. it was voted by 90 per
cent. OF the taxpayers to take steps to-
ward securing a municipal water system
by special election for n bond issue.
MiLLikEN-The Hastings Industrial
committee of Chicago will build an $4,000
cannery here.
WATTEN6URG-w will be COM
menced on the new grain elevator here
next week. The capacity OF the elevator
will be 10000 bushels.
LAMAR R-Encouraging developments
continue at the oil well near Lamar and
there is every evidence of an extensive
flow of oil
LAS ANiMAS-A new irrigation dis
trict is being formed at Las Animas,
colo. 1t will include the counties of
Otero. Bent and Kiowa. and Will put wa
ter on some 100000 acres OF land. Work
will begin soon w. A. Colt and ]. ID.
SCHUYLER of Las Animas are prominent
In this enterprise.
FORT MoRGAN--At meeting We'd
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PuE8LO-Plans are being made for
the establishment OF "A new irrigation
district to he located near here and in a
few days petition to organize the
Pueblo County Municipal irriration dis
trict VIII be presented TO the county
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GRAND JUNcTIoN-Contracts hay

GRAND JUNG CIlON-Contracts nave
been closed with the Grand Valley Inter
urban company by ranchmen residing in
the Pomona district northwest of Grand
Junction for electricity for lighting and
heating their homes.
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WATTENBUR URG-work will be COM
menced on the new grain elevator here
next week The capacity of the elevator
will be 10000 bushels.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-02

MILLikEN-The Hastings Industrial
committee of Chicago will build an $500,
cannery here.
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GRAND JUNcTioN-Mesa county bus
iness men may build pulp mill here t.
make paper from the thousands of acre,
OF available pinion trees.
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BOulDER-Boulder is TO have 500
ton ore reduction works for the treat.
ment of custom low grade ores which is
being put up by the Denver Metal Ex-
traction company who have an expert
ment plant in Denver.
PRICE, uTAH-Citizens at Helper
have subscribed stock for the building of
a branch railroad eight miles in length.
leading from that town to Spring canyon.
The new line will open up the coal mines
owned by Jesse Knight and associates.
Joe Barboglio president of the Helper
State bank. is at the head OF the COM
pany.
sILvERToN-The school board is
erection of Silverton's new school build
ing The first plans submitted would
not come within the limit of the appro-
priation for the purpose of building. The
architect has about completed the neces-
sary changes and In the course of time.
this month probably 1t is expected that
the necessary changes will have been
made and that by the time spring is here
all will be In readiness for the beginning
of work
FORT cOllINS-work is soon to be-
gin on the zinc mine discovered In TIN
workings of the old Copper Bug mine,
which formerly was good copper pro
ducer. t. Il. Bartlett, A. A. Edwards and
j. A. c. Kissock OF this city are among
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on California street, as follows: Brick
work to Chas- sundin; carpenter work
to John Stewart
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LAMAR-The District court held valid
the s3.000000 bonds issue of the Nam
moth Irrigation district.
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FORT MORGAN--At meeting We'd
nesday night the local lodge OF Elks ac-
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Advance Building News
and Building Construction

the owners. Alfred Patek of Denver is
Interested in the proposition. Modern
machinery is to be installed and a camp
established.
BRACEWELL-Work on clearing the
ground preparatory to commencing con-
struction on the new school house build
ing has began.
Three big steam shovels are at work
on the grade for the Colorado & South
enne.
LOvELAND-A decorative and orna-
mental system of street lighting, similar
to that of Denver, will soon be installed
here. and make Loveland one of the best
lighted towns north of Denver.
DENvER-Baerresen Bros. have been
given the contract for preparing the
plans for the Elks' Club at Canon City.
FORT cOLLINS-Notice has been
served on Z. H. Trimble, the owner OF
the building at the southwest corner OF
Oak and College avenues, the site of the
new postoffice, to have it removed with.
in 80 days. The notice was served by
Postmaster Moore in accordance with
instructions from Washington. No con
tracts have yet been let as the plans
have not been approved. but 1t is
thought that they will be returned soon
and bids will then be called for.
FORT COLLINS Assurances have
been made that just SO soon as work can
be started without danger of interfer.
ence by winter weather the Union Pa
cific will begin layiny rails on its line
into Fort Collins on the depot to be
vacated by the city. and it is also stated
on reliable authority that the line will
be pushed forward to the northwest.
vAlLERY-J. w. Cawthon is building
house on his ranch two miles south
west of Vallery.
PUEBLo-The Pueblo Commerce club
is agitating oil roads between Colorado
Springs and Pueblo and Pueblo and
Beulah.
PUEBLO-The Pueblo-Rocky Ford
Land company disposed of 16 lots in the
town of Wilson one day last week One
Pueblo business man purchased three
lots. The first offering is being rapidly
exhausted. Many of the purchasers have
expressed their intentions of building
residences and business houses in Will
son and a building boom in the town is
expected to begin as soon as the weather
clears.
STERLING-Work of surveying for
the ditch of the new West Sterling irri
cation district has begun. and. according
TO l.. l.. Stimson. construction engineer
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La Belle. the best SC cigar on the mar
bold.
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LAS ANiMAS-A new irrigation dis
trct is being formed at Las Animas,
colo. 1t will include the counties of
Otero. Bent and Kiowa. and Will put wa
ter on some 100000 acres OF land. Work
viii begin soon. w. A. Colt and ]. ID,
Schuyler of Las Animas are prominent
In this enterprise.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-02

STERLING-Work of surveying for
the ditch of the new West Sterling irri-
cation district has begun. and. according
to L. L. Stimson. construction engineer.
the ditch, to be about 60 miles long. will
cost 100000.
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FORT luPToN-At mass meetin,
AT Fort Lupton. it was voted by 30 PEI
cent. of the taxpayers to take steps to
ward securing municipal water system
by special election for a bond issue.
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GREElEY-As soon as weather per-
mits active work will be resumed on rail-
road construction in the vicinity of Gree
ley. The camp of the Denver. Laramie &
Northwestern north of here. has been
opened and necessary machinetry for
work will arrive March l, to extend the
line from Greeley to Severance. 1t Is
stated that work has begun in the victn-
ity of Hudson on the Hudson to Greeley
line of the Burlington. As soon as the
frost is out of the ground the Union Pa
cific will lay its rails on its Dent-Fort
Collins line.
DENVER-Former Denver men are in
terested in the company which has just
let contracts for building an electric line
between Kansas City and st. Louis The
company is the St Louis-Kansas City
Electric company, of which w. C. Nevin
is president. Harry E. Insley secretary,
and Henry V. Johnson treasurer. These
three men are well known in Denver, Mr..
Johnson having been mayor of the city
and Mr.. Insley member of the general
assembly and commissioner of supplies
at city hall The contracts now let call
for the construction of 140 miles of the
road. the cost to be about s100.000.00-
Paris capitalists have furnished a good
share of the money in the enterprise.
DENvER-The Park Hill Heights
Realty company sold for Shirley N.
Burch, the 1O-lot corner on Twenty-ninth
and Ash streets. in Park Hill Heights. to
John ]. Schuster and Louis C. Layton for
$4,000. The new purchasers are having
plans prepared to erect five bungalows
the coming spring. Mr.. Burch bought
this property less than a year ago and
made handsome profit on the invest
ment.
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WiNDSOR-Work on excavation ha.
begun on the new armory for the Wind
sor militia company. The building vii
cost about $1,000.
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DENvER-N the west corner of Six
teenth and welton streets. IA is-story
building will be erected by John Good.
Sr.. president of the Tivoli-Union Brew
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DENvER-H. p. Mozier. architect. S09
Continental building. recently of Chicago
has located at above address and has al
ready secured very satisfactory
clientele.
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GRAND JUNcTioN-City Engineer
Geo. I. Crawford and eight assistants
went to Hannah Creek today to lay out
line of survey for the mountain water
system.
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DENvER-John Fitzgerald, superin-
tendent of the National Pixies Peak
forest reserve said that the government
would use pinion wood for the manufac
ture of paper. He says experiments OF
the department of agriculture proves
pinion wood suitable for wood pulp
There is an immense lot of pinion in
Colorado and New Mexico
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GREElEY-Denver and Greeley mel
may erect car seal factory here.
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coLoRAoo sPRINes-A. S.

COLORADO SPRINGS-A. S. Blake,
proprietor of the Blake Hardware COM
pany at 107 North TETON street. sold his
store to Charles Dickinson. who will en-
ter a partnership with the Ball Brothers
Furnace company, the new firm to be
known as the Ball Brothers Hardware
company. Ball Brothers have been con-
Quoting store on North TETON street for
some time. and will take charge of the
new store at once The work on the in
ventory was commenced yesterday. Mr..
Blake will continue to make his home in
Colorado Springs.
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La Belle. the best union-mads SC Gig.
in the United stst>s.

POMONA-An important new road af-
fecting Pomona Heights and a large sec
ton of country is being planned. The
proposed road. part Of which has already
been granted leaves the Fruit Ridge road
at Minnekime's in Pomona, thence north
quarter of a mile, thence west a half
mile to the site OF the proposed consoli-
dated school al Cornetto's haystack,
thence west for Fruita.
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GRAND JuNcrIoN-Joseph Havorc

GRAND JUNCTION-Joseph Havorca
OF Denver has announced that he had
completed the plans for an irrigation
project to water 10000 acres between
this city and Delta. Havorca is planning
to found a town midway between the
two cities and to settle 1t with Bohem-
ians He expects to get water from the
Grand Mesa.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-02

DENvER-Buildings on boulevard
from Colfax avenue to Blake street will
be torn down as soon as weather per-
mits in order to begin work on new road
way.
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LEADVlLLE-Zinc mines are to COM
mence operations the first OF March as a
result of a victory the mine owners won
in forcing smelters to reduce their
charges for treatment.
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COLORADO sPRlNGs-The westcot
Doan company OF Denver has bee
awarded the contract for the new storl
sewer in the paved district
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DENvER-The new Cameron NJ. T.
church. corner South Washington and
Iowa streets. when entirely complete.
win have cost the congregation about
ss5.ooo. The Rev. Chas. Steitter is the
pastor.
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Try = Principe de Lees cigar for Al
after-dinner smoke.

DENvER-The trustees of the STRAIT
ton estate have executed a 50-year lease
on the property at Seventeenth and Wei
ton streets to Godfrey Schirmer, p. ].
Frederick and John A Keefe- The terms
of the lease provide that the lessees shall
erect a building of not less than ten
stories within ten years and shall erect
a two-story building at once The prop
erty includes eleven lots and the ten
story building will occupy five of these.
A two-story building will be erected at
once.
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DENvER-The G. w. Huntington
Architect Co. have awarded contracts on
the Albert Wickersham residence at 2021
Albion as follows: Carpenter work to
c. p Keener; brick work to Watts Bros.
plumbing to Chris Irving; heating to ].
c. Kiefer: electric wiring to the Denver
Electrical Co.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-02

Try = Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke.
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DENvER-John J. Stein is preparing
the plans for a residence on Race be
tween Sixth and Seventh, for Oscar
Johnson. who himself has begun taking
bids.
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GRAND JUNCTiON-A bridge across
the Grand river at Grand Junction is to
be built soon.
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the owners. Alfred Patek of Denver is
Interested in the proposition. Modern
machinery is to be installed and a camp
established.
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COLORADO SPRlNGS-work on th
sanitary sewer will be started soon
Colorado Springs.
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GRAND JuNcTIoN-Tbe wor

GRAND JUNcTiON-The work on the
new Milne livery barn is being carried
on rapidly with the hopes of having the
fine new structure ready for business
early in the spring. The concrete men
are nearly done with the foundation
work.
United labor bulletin., 1911-03-02

ALBUQUERQUE. N. m.-work has
started on the fiume for the Elephant
Butte project
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BRAcEWELL-Work on clearing the
ground preparatory to commencing con
struction on the new school house build
ing has began.