United labor bulletin., 1911-02-23

following quantities.:
About lis cubic yards concrete outlet
and headgate works.
About 1 mile outlet ditch, 3-foot bot
tom.
About y miles inlet ditch, about 25,-
900 cubic yards
About $4,000 yards in dam.
About $4,000 square feet riprap.
About 5000 lineal feet sheet piling.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids or any part of any bid.
The Colorado Engineering and Con-
struction Co.
REDvALE. Montrose county-AIl is
activity again at the camp of Ehrhart,
constructors for the Lilylands Canal and
Reservoir company.
After dinner, try a Principe de Lees.
REDVALE, Montrose County The
Redvale Nucla road proposition has been
accepted by the board of county commits
sioners and will be built when the board
sees fit to put the project through.
GRAND JUNcTION-The Clifton in
terurban right-of-way has been practic-
ally secured and the proposed electric
the city and Fruita lines, only awaits
the formal approval of the interurban of
ficials and the bond buyers At a meet
ing at the Fruitvale school house. which
was addressed by T. F. Mahoney and
others, route was agreed upon and the
right-of-way secured. One of two land
owners, it is said. still oppose the gift
of right-of-way and the necessary laud
will be bought up, according to one OF
the men who has been prominent in the
work for the road.
DELTA-At present three notable
buildings are being completed in Delta.
These are the Lincoln school building,
the new Methodist church and the Delta
National bank. The three buildings rep
resent an expenditure of 100000.
Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar.
Union made
SURFACE cREEk-Sam Lovett this
week purchased the two lots on the cor
ner of First and Center streets from
Guy Daley and Clarence Garrett Mr.
Loyett is now making plans to erect a
large concrete garage with residence
rooms overhead.
ESTES PARK-work is being pushed
as fast as the weather will permit on lie
addition to the bank building.
Walter Gray is pushing the work on
the sewer contract and is making the
dirt fly. He will soon be ready to lay the
pipe.
Thomas Crosby is pushing the work
on the new road which passes the Estes
Park hotel and connects with the Longs
Peak road. He expects to soon have it
| finished.
CANON cITY-At their recent meet
ings the members of the B. P. o. E. No.
610 decided upon plans for their new
building at the corner of Fourth street
and Macon avenue. Denver firm are
the architects and one of them came
down Friday to confer with the building
committee. The new building will be
two-story structure of brick and stone
and will cost $4,000. Excavation work
will commence in a few days.
Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke.
PUEBLo-The taxpayers of school
district No. 1 will shortly De called upon
TO decide whether they will authorize the
board of directors of that district to issue
bonds for the purpose of providing a
larger playground at the Hinsdale
school: TO add a west wing to Centen-
nial high school, which, ii is stated,
would contain grade school facilities:
change the red facing on the old build
ing to conform to the color of brick
used in the east wing, and for the pur-
pose of refunding a bond issue of S125,
GOO which will shortly become due, and
for which there was no sinking fund
provided.
PUEsLo-During the past week the
sale of lots in Wilson has been exceed
ingly brisk and it has been necessary
for the Pueblo-hocky Ford Land COM
pany to enlarge their offices and employ
additional clerical help TO handle the
business.
Several new residences and business
houses will be erected at Wilson within
the next two weeks and already there is
a demand for rent houses in the new
town. Many lot purchasers have de-
clared their intention of erecting build
ings at once.
The company still has some choice
lots in the heart of the business section
and these are being rapidly purchased
by Puebloans. The work of building the
Pueblo & Southeastern to Wilson is 60
ing ahead rapidly and when the new road
reaches the town all real estate is GER
tain to increase in value.
DE.svER-The Wallace Lumber COM
pany, SST South Broadway. has sold l,s
entire business. including its real estate
holdings TO the Missouri Lumber COM
pany. which has a place of business at
First avenue and Ellsworth street The
price is understood to have been $4,000.
]. T. Wallace formerly joint owner of
the company with his brother, will de-
vote his attention to the lumber business
in the San Luis valley.
GREElEY-That active work is al
ready under way on the Greeley-Hudson
cutoff of the Burlington is the general
belief in railroad circles here, which is