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The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23
NOTICE
State of Colorado,
County of Weld. ]

In the County Court In Probate
In the matter of the estate or Ed
ward Joyce, Insane.
order to show cause on petition for
sale of real estate.
This matter coming on to beheard on
! this Sth day of March, A. D. 1911. upon
the petition filed herein by Mary Ann
Joyce. Conservator of said estate, for
the sale. separately. of the following
wit:
An undivided is title in fee to so
acres of land portion of the south.
Section S6 in Township s North OF
Weld County, Colorado, being al OF
save right of way for The COLORADO
& Southern Railway and County Road.
An undivided Is title in fee. subject
rived through The Union Colony Of
Colorado. to the Northwest Quarter Of
Southwest Quarter of Section 81 in
the sth P. NJ. in weld County, Colo
rado. together with water right there
for derived from said Union Colony,
subject to DELINQUENT assessments
about 40 acres. be the same more or
less. part of the same being in the
channel Of the Cache la Poudre River.
An undivided 1-5 title in fee to
5-acre tract in the Southwest Quarter
Of Southeast Quarter of Section 1s;
Township North; ~ Range ,, IS West .,o OF
RADIO. diminished by right Of way of
The. Denver. Laramie & Northwestern
An undivided 1-5 title in fee. subject
to said liquor clause. to Lot Z in Block
5S and OF the East and the West
halves , iIe, thereof Ct the City OF Greeley;
recorded plat thereof.
An undivided LIS title in fee. subject
to said liquor clause. to Lot In Block
SO and of the East and the West
halves thereof of said City of Greeley
In said County. according to recorded
plat thereof
to said liquor clause. to Lot II In
Block 25 OF said City of Greeley in
said County. according to recorded
plat thereof
to said liquor clause. to the West Half
Of Lot ~ in Block 25 of the City OF
Greeley in said County, according to
recorded plat thereof.
For the purpose of investing the
proceeds of said sales to yield larger
revenue to the Estate of said insane
ed by retaining title to said real es-
tate.
And it now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale of all
NOW THEREFoRE, it is ordered by
the Court that Elizabeth Joyce Tyroff.
Joseph Joyce. William Joyce. and Mary
Ann Joyce. being all persons who
would inherit in case Of the death of
pear before said Court at the Court
room of said Court. in the City Of
Greeley. County and State aforesaid.
on the 10th day of April. A. D. 1911,
at the hour of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon of said day. then and there to
show cause. II any there be, why an
order should not be made directing the
said Mary Ann Joyce. Conservator. to
sell severally at private sales, the
whole or so much of said real estate
as may be necessary for the purposes
specified in said petition.
1 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published for at least
four successive weeks in the weekly
issue of The Greelev Tribune. a public
newspaper published in said County.
BY the Court:
G. H. BRADFIELD,
County Judge.
| First publication in Greeley Tribune
March 9, 1911; last publication March
| 30, 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23
ORDINANCE NO. {.
An Ordinance EstnblishinE the Grades
of Certain Streets and Side Walks In
the City of Greeley.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREE

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL, OF THE CITY OF GREE
Section /. That the grades of the
hereinafter streets and avenues or
portions thereof in the City of Gree
ley, and the side walks thereon, are
forth upon certain Profiles Nos. to
20, inclusive, prepared by o. F. shat
tuck, City Engineer, bearing date
March 10, A. d. 1911. and approved and
proper grades for said streets and
side walks thereon, which protiles are
now on file in the office of the city
Clerk of said city; and the same and
all matters therein and thereon con-
tanned are hereby adopted and approx
ed and the grades thereon shown are
hereby established, and the Mayor and
City Clerk are hereby authorized and
directed to authenticate the same by
affixing thereto their official sigma
lures and the seal of the said city.
Section 2. That the grade so estab-
lished and the profiles so adopted as
showing said grades indicate the sur
face of the ground OF said street in
black lines and the elevation thereof
at various points with reference to the
datum plane or bench mark in black
figures and also indicate the grades
hereby established in blue lines and
the elevation thereof at various points
with blue figures with reference to
said datum plane or bench mark,
which datum plane or bench mark is
stone set in the southeast corner Of
Lincoln Park, bearing mark "B. M.
the assumed elevation of which is
twenty five t25) feet, which is hereby
made the official datum plane or
bench mark for all established grades
in said city. Said profiles also show
the elevation of all fire plugs on said
streets and avenues as the same are
now set in reference to said official
bench mark. That said blue lines and
figures Indicating the grade so estab-
lished show both the grade of the
center line of the street and the grade
of the side walks either side of the
street.
Section 3. That the streets or ave-
nues or portions thereof on which
grades are hereby established and the
profile upon which the grades thereof
are shown are as follows:
Profile No. 1 indicates grades on
Ninth avenue from the north side of
First street to the north side of
Fourth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23

date of it's receipt, or the affidavit of
the person by whom the delivery was
made stating when and where the
copy was delivered; If made by regis
tered mail, proof of such service must
consist of the affidavit of the person
by whom the copy was mailed stating
when and the post office to which 1t
was mailed, and this affidavit must be
accompanied by the postmaster's re-
ceipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer the
name of the post office to which you
desire future notices to be sent TO
you.
C. d. FORD. Register.
Date of first publication. March 10,
1911.
Date of second publication. March
%, 1911.
Date of third publication. March 80,
1911.
Date of fourth publication April 6,
1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
IS 1T TRUE OF GREELEY?

The county assessor OF Denver re-
Gently addressed the real estate ex-
change of that city. What he said
startled all who heard. Not only
all of Denver was awakened. but
other counties in the state that have
been wondering about assessments
are sitting up and taking notice.
Some of them are progressive
enough to make an effort at finding
out If what the county assessor of
Denver said is true of their own
county.
The taxation system of Denver
county and city he said is rotten
from core to circumference.
The chief interest in the confess
sion of the assessor. who. by the
way, is not again candidate for
his present office or any other. CEN
ters in the taxes paid by the men
credited with large fortunes, and
those of corporations known to have
immense holdings netting them ade-
quate returns.
AAV uVWoRoPCAS vi OtANcl nav q
become interested in the statement
of the assessor and have taken the
trouble to ascertain and publish the
exact amounts some of the rich men
of the city pay for their contribution
to the general expenses of the COM
munity. Some of these figures are
ridiculous, but they are fraught
with deep meaning to the little fell
low who is doing his mightiest to
nay his assessment and live while
doing it.
The assessor of Denver declared
that II the taxes were properly as
sessed there would be IS per cent
OF the people have their assessments
reduced and presumably the ne
mainder would have to pay what
they should The small tax payer
has not had square deal, says the
man in Denver, who has no axe to
grind and who knows the situation
better than anyone else.
Greeley recently gave vent to
great howl about the high taxes,
heard a speech or two filled with
glittering generalities on the sub
ject, but never once did anyone ever
try to ascertain If the raise was
general or If all had been treated
alike. An investigation Of this
particular and vital part of the ta1
levy might have shown a condi'
ton like unto that existing in Den
ver-or it might have shown that
the taxes in Greeley are the most
uniformly distributed of any city ir
the state or the nation. In ethel
event the result would be we'll worth
while. 1t would show us II all Ii
right or all is wrong. or If there is
little of both.
1t might be interesting to 1earr
how the appraised valuations com
pare with the insurance carried or
properties. The insurance COM
panies are very careful indeed not tc
insure any property for more, II
quite all, it is worth. At any rate
the situation developed at Denver
seems to warrant the consideration
of the serious minded people
throughout the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23

Profile No. indicates grades on
Tenth and Eleventh avenues from the
north side of Third street to the north
side of Fourth street; also on Elev-
enth avenue from the north side OF
Crawford Place to the north side OF
Grand View Place.
Profile No. indicates grades on
Twelfth and Thirteenth Avenues from
the north side of Third Street to the
the south side of Tenth Street to the
north side of Twentieth Street.
Profile No. 4 indicates grades. on
Fifth Street from the east side oi
Fourth Avenue to the east side OF
Eighth Avenue; also on Fourth street
and Fifth Street from the west side of
Eleventh Avenue to the east side OF
Fourteenth Avenue,
Sixth Street from the west side of
Fourth Avenue to the east side of
Eighth Avenue, and from the east side
Fourteenth Avenue: also on Seventh
Street from the west side OF Fourth
Avenue to the east side of Seventh
Avenue, and from the east side OF
Fourteenth Avenue to the east side OF
Seventeenth Avenue.
Profile No. 6 indicates grades on
Eighth Street and Ninth Street from
the west side of Fourth Avenue to the
west side of Seventh Avenue; also on
Eighth street from the west side of
Ninth Avenue west to the west side of
Twenty-third Avenue; also on Ninth
Street from the east side of Four
teenth Avenue to the west side OF
Twenty-third Avenue; also on Twen-
ty-third Avenue from the north city
limits to the south side of Tenth
Street.
Profile No. indicates grades on
Tenth Street from the east side of
Third Avenue to the east side of
Eighth Avenue and from the east side
of Fourteenth Avenue to the east side
of Seventeenth Avenue; also on Elev-
enth Street from the east side of Third
Avenue to the west side of Seventh
Avenue and from the west side of
Eleventh Avenue to the west side of
Twenty Avenue.
Twelfth Street from the west side of
First Avenue to the east side of Sew
enth Avenue and from the west side of
Eleventh Avenue to the west side of
Twenty-first Avenue; also on Thir-
teenth Street from the west side of
First Avenue to the east side Of
Eighth Avenue. and from the west side
of Eleventh Avenue to the west side
of Twenty-first Avenue.
Profile No. indicates grades on
Fourteenth Street and Fifteenth Street
from the west side of First Avenue to
the east side of Eighth Avenue; also
on Fourteenth Street from the west
side of Eleventh Avenue to the west
side of Sixteenth Avenue: also on
Fifteenth Street from the west side of
Tenth Avenue to the west side of Six
teenth Avenue.
=. Profile No. 10 indicates grades on
Sixteenth Street from the west side
of First Avenue to the east side Of
Eighth Avenue and from the west side
of Eleventh Avenue to the west side
of Fourteenth Avenue; also on Seven
teenth Street from the east side of
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23
NOTICE
State of Colorado,
County of Weld.
T., xkA Cn,n,,Ev CA,,r< g. n

County of Weld.
In the County Court in Probate
In the matter of the estate of Ed
ward Joyce, Insane.
Order to show cause on petition for
sale of real estate.
This after coming on to be heard on
this Sth day of March, a. d. 1871, upon
the petition filed herein by Mary Ann
Joyce, Conservator of said estate for
the sale, separately. of the following
described parcels of real estate. to-
wit:
An undivided LIS title in fee subject
to liquor clause common to titles de-
Colorado, in and to Lot 9 in Block 4S
of the City of Greeley. Weld County,
Colorado, according to recorded plat
thereof.
An undivided LIS title in fee subject
to said liquor clause, in and to Lot l
in Block Al and of the East and the
West half thereof Of said City of Gree
ley, in said County, according to
corded plat thereof.
For the purpose of investing the
proceeds of said sales to yield a larger
revenue to the Estate of said insane
person. than otherwise can be obtain
ed by retaining title to said real es
tate.
And it now appearing to the Court
legal grounds exist for the Sale of all
NOW THEREFoRE. it is ordered by
Joseph joyce, William Joyce, and Mary
would inherit in case of the death Of
said mental incompetent be and ap-
pear before said Court at the Court
room of said Court. in the City Of
Greeley. County and State aforesaid.
on the 10th day of April, A. d. 1911,
at the hour of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon .of said day. then and there to
show cause, II any there be, why an
order should not be made directing the
said Mary Ann Joyce, Conservator, to
sell severally at private sales. the
whole or so much of said real estate
as may be necessary for the purposes
specified in said petition.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23

Seventh Avenue to tra
Eighth Avenue and frou
of Eleventh Avenue to
Fourteenth Avenue.
Profile NO. II idicat
Eighteenth Street
Street from the east
Avenue to the west eiiay
Avenue: also on Crauf,I
the west side of TentL /
west side of Fourteenth
Profile No. IL indicat
Twentieth Street from
of Fifth Avenue to I'D
Eleventh Avenue: also N
| Street from the east sideI
/ nue. to the east side of I
also on. Grand View II
west side of Tenth Ayan7
side of Eleventh Avpuuj
Profile No. 1S iudicatd
Twenty-second Street 4
side of Fifth Avenue to1
Eleventh Avenve, also
third Street from the easi
Avenue to the center 4
Avenue; also on Twentvl
from the east side of Eig1
the center of Eleventh 1
Profile No. ii indicatd
First Avenue from the 1
Twelfth Street to the :
Sixteenth Street.
Profile No. Is Indicate \
Second Avenue from thel
Twelfth Street to the 4
Sixteenth Street; also 4
nue. from the north ID
Street to the south silei
Street.
Profile No. 16 iudICat1
Fourth Avenue from The |
Sixth Street to the south
teenth Street. also on 1
from the north side Of n
the south side of Fiftee3
Profile No. II indicatel
Sixth Avenue from I'D
Fourth Street to the noj
Twenty-third Street; alsd
Avenue from the north
enth Street to the north I
ty-third Street.
Profile No. is indicated
Fourteenth Avenue from
Second Street to the cent
tieth Street.
Profile No. 10 indicated
Eighteenth Avenue, Nln(
nue. and Twenty-hrst A
the north side of Eleved
the south side of Thirted
Profile No. 20 indlcatea
Eighth Avenue and Tel
from the north side of
Street to the south side
fourth Street: also on y
from the south side OF
Street to the south side
fourth Street.
Section 4. All ordlnand
of ordinances in conflict
hereby repealed.
Passed and adopted, SIG
proved. this 80. day OF :.
ID. 1911.
.......ss.s'
Attest. ...... -
City Clerl
First publication in Gre
March 16, 1911; second
March 90, 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23

legally dissolved. and all of Its cor
porate properties. franchises, effects,
chooses in action, stocks, bonds and
other property both real and personal,
have been transferred. assigned and
set over to another corporation, so
that said The Greeley and Northern
longer an existing corporation.
Dated at Greeley, Colorado. this 18TH
day of March, A. d. 1911.
GEORGE j. SPEAR,
President.
Attest: ALFRED RILEY.
(Seal) Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23
Ankle is Broken

Eaton. Mar. 17-Catching his foot
in a drag, while working in the field
Thursday, H. NJ. Ireland sustained
broken ankle and will be confined
to his home for some time. Mr.
Ireland is a farmer living near Sew
erance and was working in his own
field when the accident happened.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that The
Greeley and Northern Railway and
tofore existing and doing business in
the County Of Weld and State of Colo
rado. has, by action of its stockholders
and board Of directors, been duly ana
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23

IT is FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published for at least
four successive weeks in the weekly
issue of The Greeley Tribune, pupllc
newspaper published in said County.
By the Court:
G.. H. BRADFIELD.
County Judge.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
March 8, 1911; last publication March
so, 1911.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-03-23

Attest: .......,....,.'.
City Clerl
First publication in Gre
March 16, 1911; second
March 23. 1911.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-02
WEDNESDAY

Mrs. DR.. J. w. Smith went to
South Bend today on business.
Tha hest Sale Rills are printed %
the Pennhlican Office
Mrs. DIR. Edison and little son
were visitors at South Bend We'd
nesday
Mrs. Martha Koontz went TO
Harris today to visit over Sunday
with Mrs. Andrew Thayer.
Mrs. Ida Gilbert of Benton Harbor
returned home today after a visit Of
two weeks with Miss yina Field.
Edward Cook and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with w. w.
Zimmerman and family of Rochester.
Melvin L. Cook who has been en-
ployed by the Standard Oil Co. at
Hammond. stopped off here with his
brother Tuesday evening on his way
enroute to Portland. Ind, where he
has been transferred to take charge
of the oil station.
Miss Bessie yesterday, bookkeep-
er at the Box factory, went to War
saw last evening to attend Hal
lowe'en dance. A supply of head
ache powders and other things have
been provided by the Office force, so
that she can be ready for duty this
morning when she gets back.
The Mozart Club will meet at K.
p. Hall for their regular weekly
meeting on Thursday evening. The
work on Pinafore is progressing
nicely. but there is a need of more
men, and the ladies hope that more
of the gentlemen will come out and
take part in this rehearsal tomorrow
night at eight o'clock.
Monroe Steiner went to the farm
at Lakeville this morning, accom-
panied by a white Leghorn rooster
which he had in a basket. We can
nci always keen track of the goings
of Mr.. Sis;aer, but this was special
occasion, as the bird was inclined to
want to stay in Plymouth. and did
not seem to relish the removal to
other fields.
A large force of men are at work
on the new house just started by
David Furry on south Michigan
street 1t is located just south of
the Bungalow that was built by
Harry Fuller few years ago. and
when finished will be fine home
Mr. Furry will moe into ii. and
leave the farm, having decided to
} let the boys do the work hereafter.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-02

All the important characters of the
opera, the big arias, and the chief
dramatic situations will be offered.
Nearly carload of special scenery.
effects, properties and costumes will
be brought here by Miss Frederick
for the production.
True to the spirit of variety in
direct contrast with the operate
tabloid, "Baseballists, a maearoni
of fun, music. excitement and hilari-
Gus action will be offered as the ad-
ded |. attraction Wynn and Russon.
singers and comedians. are credited
bv eastern managers with being one
OF the unfailing successes of the
present season. A dashing dancing
number full of bright. new surprises
Is promised in the work of the Six
Stylish Steppers. an. aggregation of
high salaried ensemble and solo
dancers from the London halls. One
of the best known features In vaude-
vile, Felix and The Barry Sisters,
will return with a brand new offer
ing given with their characteristic
energy. As special attraction for
children. Mr. Keith has booked in
Howard Novelty Circus, half an
hours fun including trained dogs.
ponies. monkeys and other animals.
he Reno and Ladue are comedy
trapeze artists and aerial workers
who will add novelty touch to the
bill A dainty singing .lovealogue''
called "Moonbeams will be given
by Eddie Renway and Gertrude Law
renee. The piece was written by
Louis Weslyn former newspaper
man in Indianapolis. Current events
recorded in films will be featured
through B.. f. Keith's daylight mo-
ton pictures;
B. F. Keith's Theater will be open
Sunday afternoon and evening with
programs of the. latest motion views.
supplemented by professional singers
and instrumentalists.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-02
Peoples Drug Store
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA
TUESDAY

Mrs. g. G. Love returned Monday
evening from a visit over Sunday
at Argos.
Miss Cora Killia who visited over
Sunday with her sister, returned to
her home at DonaldsLon Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry C. Taber left this
morning for South Bend to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Soice, who is
sick.
Perry Marsh returned home Mon
day from Cassopolis, Michigan,
where he visited friends over Sum-
day
Since the first of the present year
the County Clerk has issued pa
Hunters Licenses. IS OF which have
been granted since Oct. 1st.
Lester Fellows who used to keep
the Pennsylvania Lunch Room, but
who Is nom Fit. Wayne motorman,
visited in Plymouth today.
Frank s. Shepherd. who was call
ed to Toronto. Canada, last week,
returned Monday.
Mrs. Henry Auekerman of south
east Plymouth went to South Bend
this morning TO visit a sick relative.
The breaking of a line shaft at
the Barrel factory caused them to
shut down until the damage is re-
paired.
Mis- Ruth Chadwick. who has been
attending the State Conference of
Charities at Indianapolis. returned
Monday. evening.
Mrs. L. J. Kleckner, who was hurt
two weeks ago by being thrown from
a buggy. is so far recovered as TO
be able to be about the house.
Charlie Miller. the genial man
aoer fer Schlcsser Brothers, with
his wife, spent Sunday with his par
ents in Bremen, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Kenneth Conover Of Indian
apolis, whose husband is the Con-
tracing Electrician at the Sanitar-
ium, is the guest of Carl Kleckner
and wife for a few days.
Miss Mcdowell who lives with her
brother. Prof. o. f. Mcdowell, Super
intendent of the City schools, re-
turned last evening from visit with
her parents at Bunker Hill.
Mrs. Lawrence Linkenhelt and her
daughter, Tressie, contemplate spend
ing the winter III the south, and are
storing their goods. The home on
Laporte street will be occupied by A.
NJ. Scheuerman and wife.
Charlie Wallace who used to have
music store on the corner where
the Disher building now stands.
came in from Canton, Ohio, to visit
over Sunday with his parents, A. T.
Wallace and wife of east CAIRO
street.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-02

to blame for the delay, nobody
seems to know, and so the matter
stands with no bridge, and winter
coming on.
Calvin Yearick living a few miles
south of town on the old Fife farm,
has bought the old Tascher place On
Pearl street and is rebuilding the
house Mr. Yearick will fit the
house up with all the conveniences
of modern home, and intends to
move into it himself, and rent his
farm. We are glad to welcome such
men to our city, and hope more Of
the solid farmers of the county will
come here to live. when they are
through with farm life.
The supper given by the ladies of
the Relief Corp at the Clifton Hall
on last evening was we'll attended.
There was a lack of food. not of
eaters Everybody wished to be
first, so as to be sure and get his
share of the good things, so they
came early, and by six O'Clock the
ladies were out of chicken. and had
to serve cold meat. Even the vege-
tables run out, and people had to
wait for them to cook more and by
half past SIX they had to turn people
away. Either the ladies did not
anticipate such a rush, or else they
served the first corners too lavishly,
or tile appetites of the people were
too keen. Next time we hope they
will have even bigger crowd. and
have more SO that all can be fed, as
these ladies do certainly know how
to make pies, and cook chicken, and
all the other I" firms" that 90 to
make upa fine supper. The ladies
wish to thank all for the liberal
patronage shown them. The net
proceeds of the supper were $40.10.