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The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15
81 MNONS
In The District r..


State OF Colorado. l
County Of Weld
Hannah Grays0u.
Plaintiff.
ys
George Grayson, /
Defendant
The People of the State Of |
to George Graysou. the |
above named GREETING
You are hereby required 4
in an action brought against
the above named plaintiff in|
triCt Court W Weld County,
Colorado and answer the
therein within thirty DAYS
serviCc hereof % served wIt
state W Colorado ur bv pu1
or. d. SERVED Dut of the state
RADIO, within fifty DAYS after
vice hereof exclusive of ths
service. or said action NAY
larlv set tnr trial the same a
such appearance bad been Il
issue had been Joined on 81
plant
Tho SAID action Is brought
tin 10 obtain O decree of
dissolylnC tic bonds
now existing between plaintiff
fend8rf. ON tile grounds of de
having wholly deserted and
ed himself from his Wife, III
Tin. ard MS family without
able rluse Cor "a period of
and that defendant being
bodily health has failed 10
reasonable provision for me
of his wife and family Tor
of on, yrar. 1- VIII more full
from complaint 40 said a,
which reference Is hsra mao
COM of which r. hereto al''
And sou are hereby uoll'ie
YOU IAN To appear and Ia an
said complaint a. above reQl
said plaintiff will arp.v to
for the relief therein deTani,
Given under my hand ana
Greeley. I'm .1i1 County tas
of July. A. - l9lA ,u-
JOSEPH G EW
Attorney for N
First publication aug. a. i
puilicatfou Sept. 3. 1919
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NOTICE or NppIIC,T,o.j
STATE LtyDs

ofllce OF the State po,.,
Commissioner p0a'd
Notice Is hereby sirsn nas'
lord, whose pGst9frIea1
Hardin. Colo, has T'. msS.
No. AS7o 20 lease ,Se ita1s ,.,,
seribed lands Situate +, ,pl W!i
Colorado. tD-wlt: !" "s
% 81 Of NEh Sec. IS Il
81 Of Lot / Sec is. |
nsnES SE& q g Nw', Sec Is, |
NEA O. swa Sec. is. n
Lot Ne. q Sec Is 7,l
Range G.. '"l
psIss SE& g NEH Sec Is, |
u, SEX Sec. 1s Twp. 4 n.
No other application ia
above described lands will
cred after Sept. 3, 1879 "
h. l. JEFFERSON \
First publication Aug. l5.
publication sept 3 1912.
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Political Rot

This h ahoat the time WHOM ta,e
Taft supporters viii begin to howl
aboat tie protect30a proyttetl -
poopes by the Fepablicaa party. The
tariff row Win be shown 70 b =
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nnnrosrn onpiNANCE \

PROPOSED ORDINANCE y
Relating to the >urtntinR' ""
oIl rnd sand, uf Eighth WE
,hc north side ot the h'e!
Si~th und seventh >tre"
nu,h side. OF Ninth sree.'
a,.nuc between the nonh
scxcuth street mud the .ou'.
Tenth streets seventh L
Ninth streets between
shave mentioned 'high.
.ud Ninth t,enuc'. ana
~..,., ,ur hundred nnd
-, of IN. .n>i line of hiAr
nu,, aud on Ninth >''es
Ninth Avenue nnd '"e rn' ii
Tenth Avenue, in 'ht w,
i..,. N,Id ,uunfs, t"i"ra""
..i,ii,hius on said >trern
me. ~ street impr"'emr'",,
Ia II Ordained by tht 80
hd Titv III greeley coloraay,
cection That all lhal XII
,,t.rI',G Avenue from the notta
~; iis !, aii.,, III b,fwseu sixth ana
S,raats s',r 10 tHe south sue "
s,..s, opd on Ninth AFehuts.
the north side ot ~ Il, y, street i,
he south slide pl n lel,su H. streej
Eighth au1 Nlg,. Nm men}
tween the avenues xi,fb Al
1.lghth Avenue a.u one Hr|
a "a - On seventh street V V"sst h
ni,1 d Eify feet east Of the >in,b ssb
anu al,,b Avenue and on IN ,ss
ha,waen ~, Ninth Avenue "'tg ,he Il
pc, "e," rsrfE Avenue, IN thg g,-.i n
siue -, WTId County, VA
%rec,,s ,, ,rdrr,i 10 DE luip,VSI II,
herepS to netiu1n heretoioise, The
The owners OF g l,L'l' tends adjate
nre of the lots anu "a Ia norton
and abutting up'n ss'S 'SS,rssaid. b
streets and avenues W. if and sand
fncinr with crude V and az
r,d6p ,n,%S Of said streets IA "a SUI.
49, pni s.scrIbtdi ull el or Sr,Tads
~ conform 10 "a pIopSSitybed by
~ n1 - ar TO hr esta a',.,@to l,s Ia he
iisnea ~, a,S said improyeileho,Sr o,Srsipanc
CITY a,.iarT. anu with the oiu,ts ',t. d
In acc0iu' ana tbnt the eossus 4
sain o nc shall be paid ol na abi
ed against the @ au3" he owner,
lots and lands aiiG mined lnd,,
nf ms may be ut laaree No. !
of pi"''' :,
said city. mat said portion, ,,,, 4,
streets nees,' and avenue. n,,,.,,a anI and A. y,
iands adjacent thtl,s,,' desIgnssll..
tnereo" Io, Enforcement pisGst cost q
Stre,t Tint the "A in ,h.
Section shall be pau. drsrh
impn2Ts'by s,nncs by CITY Warr9,ne,d an, .
ins'a"fs In fnnd hereby erea,sTe e,,rteaTe@eni p y
on :, al u as street lmpITio monies ds
na'e' Ma Fund, ard ,l,il a'l be ased
rom NO; ossessmonts shan .l upoa n :,s q.
teem d1"n warrants drawn yar NO no oths'
I" "se,,, seve created and t'' -,
pose. , o1optei, sisH' J..
proved. this ...s '''
A. u. 1912. ......,"'y,!
Attest: .,..,''.''''' ciu n
First publloatl9n I'll.
rr,bune August To-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

MI. Moody Aays that 2N per cent
OF al trust capitalization In tlAs
country represents actual invcee.
nent, and that the remaininR IS per
cent rcpreseatA water.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

O. E. Frink might get out that
famous on team OF his II ne wants
to get the pioneer vote TINS iaA'
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Many prominent irrigation men
are on their vacations and the grand
iury Is taking . recess for . time
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

The Bloomer girls hall team arc
poinR to play in Windsor. A large
attendance on the part OF Greeley
fans may be anticipated.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

The democratic state convention
affords . splendid proof that the
primary law Affords protection
against gang politics.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Some men are like sd
In a lottery they are fn1'' ,T1
ise until the drawing '4''|
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

A small boy is reported to have
caught . trout in Greeley, thus dis
proving the claims Of some that
there are only suckers here.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

We arc glad to note that the price
Of diamonds is going mp with the
price Of beefsteak, 80 that million
aires must suffer with rs.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

1t is hard to distinrpi.1
who VINO is working" YOU fra' l,s
who admires you. 'O'
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Looks like Greeley was going to
get in the band wagon when IL
comes to good city roads.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

A report OF sweet peas tweiVe
Saat high comes from Severance and
that Is . dry town. too.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

II the crops Of Weld are as good
a the water supply, there will be
something doing this falL
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Two towns in Weld county start
cd their water works yesterday. Not
50 bad in these days.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

There are five state tickets In the
field this fall, 50 It looks rs though
the voters would have some chance
at landing an upper cut on the
bosses.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

President Taft vetoed the wool
tariff bill yesterday. so that the
ordinary citizen will continue to be
bled beef steak prices for his next
winters suit.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15
Denver had its usual murder ON
Saturday.

Greeley is not behind In anything
a Woodrsw Wilson baby boy Is the
latest bid for fame.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Can our republican friends show
whese the advance oa wsges Of the
.'protected'' working meA has any.
where eqnaled the advance in the
cost Of living?
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Why not have the bar association
nominees for judges and district It.
torney ~ they did In Denver. A
straw vote might be Of interest.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Our bilious Eighth avenue friend
ieplOres our condition because We
can't love the dear trusts created by
the republican party. Somehow, We
Just can't do II.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

]. Max Clark says that Carlsog
has lots OF company In not knowing
''where he Is at politically thi,
fall. And we guess that Is no idls
allegory, either.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Our contemporary says II yos
want to save the potato crop vof<
for Taft. Looks like the president
mi&ht have got on the Job last year
II he can do anything In that line.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

News dispatches describe q pris-
Oner within the shadow OF the e2ec-
trio chair as looking worried. Queer
fsow q man would be affected BY q
little thing like that.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

J. @. Hnrdman Of JOlrnst0wn, ono
Of the democratic caAdidates for
shsEiA, oaght TO st every vote In
the Coan1y n ho eees al tie voters
pefsnoaly. He - ahout six fest
foar. tips the beam at over 300
pounds ard hooks - thoagh had
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Instead Of playing the roulette
wheel I'm the sherifrs Office Greele,
peole can have as much fun in try
ing to pick winning candidates o.
the various tickets that are offered
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

At the Bull Moose convention b
Chicago the delegates sang . son,
entitled mo More Guggenheim, n,
Moro Devine". That sentiment ou9il
to get some votes for tlde party Il
Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

A Keota minister has answered
his brother In Grand Junction who
roasted the old maids. 1t II mp 10
Helen Could now to write . letter
Of commendation and give Weld
county some innocent boosting.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Pueblo is bra&ging about being
the second hottest place In the Unit.
ed States, but along about s O'Clock
yesterday afternoon We felt disposed
to insist that Greeley held first
place.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15
ling Jnck johnson might In ohiy
IitfIe before breakfast exercise.

II was left to LaSalle man 10
demonstrate that 1t sonHti"es t'"''
to get stunx.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

A Boston mother presented tn
happy father with four babies .
one time. II Greeley wants to keel
its reputation as being first In n
desirable things, somebody has 20
to 60 some.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

A Keota minister has 1t figured
ont that six kisses = day will keep q
wife, but he doesn't say how to d.
vide them among the butcher, tl,<
grocer, the laundry boy and otlses
guys that bust In wanting real
money.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

Hudson is FIVE years old and 1,
some lnsty municipal infant and ex.
poets To double its population mex,
year. 1t may be that the Gloss
proximity of the Bootleg reservoir
Is one of the population attracting
features.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

We want 70 seeve warning -
congress right now that II they are
going to crib some O( the beet
stories out OF the Tribune they viii
have to pay for them. We never
swipe anything out Of the coagres.
siOnal record.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

The goveFnment crop report<
says that the Colorado crops nea
ei3S for each inhabitant. II b
doesn't mind We would like to hay
ours and our wife's share Sigf
away.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-15

It II said ta,at the japanese are
rapidly adapting Themselves to the
ways of Americans, but tho one I'm
Weld county who II seeking . di-
vueco frOn his American wife can't
gst used to her waving . butcher
knife at mn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Prn. &. l.. Green has been suffering
from a severe cold in the head and un-
able to meet his classes part Of the time
III. u Pray sold his goods and tools
at auction last week and has taken his
family to Middletown. Conn. where he
expects to carry on farm. Albert f.
Edison. an old and respected citizen Of
this town. died Sunday morning. lilo
had been in feeble health for several
years. yet his death was very sudden
and uncxpectcd.--At tho meeting of the
Boys club Saturday evening the dues
tion, Resolved, That women should hc
allowed suffrage in Vermont" was dis
cussed ana decided IN the negative
Tie young ladies gave Il socipbie Friday
evening for the benefit OF the agricui-
turai baseball tcam.-E 8. Conant Is
back at work on the X. r. d. after a
two weeks illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Jacques have closed a years work for
N l.. Boyden and are taking a week 3
vacation in Washington George Dukctte
has pneumonia and is attended by a
trained nurse.--The measles are making
their third visitation on the hill this
winter, cases having developed in the
families OF w. c. Bryant. John Race
Wilfred Masse, n. f.. Segar and Pearl
Clark.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
DERBY.

MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Blav OF Orleans
visited his brother, Henry Blay. last Sun
day.-Miss Charity Bates will spend the
coming two weeks with Mrs. Lizzie Blan-
ohard. who Is still i'll with erysipelas -
The academy closed FRIDAY with an en-
tortainment In the evening. at which they
realized $59 The four teachers have gone
to their homes TO spend the two weeks
vacation The graded schools closed this
week for three weeks vacation instead Of
two months given last week.-Ernest
Allbec and family spent Sunday and Mon
day here. They 20 to North Dakota the
18th. where Mr., Allbee has bought large
farm Communion services were held in
the Congrega tional Church Sunday morn
ing. -~IIeman Fairchilds Is in poor health,
Maurice Burbank has moved to West
Derby and Henry Moulton has taken his
place on the Bates stock farm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Tb. Lincoln bust, presented TO the State
by the widow OF Iarkin q. Meade. the
.c,,ptor bas arrived at the State house.
7, .tonas little over four feet high and
~s,~bs 4, Uo mounds No place has vet
been selected for the Dust nor nave the
presentation arrangements neen made or
date selected. Mr.. Meade was the
sculptor Of the Ethan Allen statue in the
portico OF the state house.
The officers of the newly organized
chapter OF tn, Daughters NJ 1872 are:
Honorary regent for life. Mrs Maria T..
Hinck,ey Of Rovaton. a real daughter
regent Mrs. Alice r. Ballard: first vice.
regent. Mrs. H. 4. whitney. Mortified;
second vice.reRent. Mira Nettie w. Chedel
Randolph; corresponding secretary. Miss
Martha s. watson; recording secretary.
Miss Bessie Silverthorn; registrar. Mrs
Kate r. Prouty. historian. Miss Adele
Huntington. Randolph; auditor. Mrs
Clara Blodgctt: chaplain. Mrs. Pearl r.
WATSON, Waterbury; councillor to serve
three wears Mrs. q. u. Scribner: coun.
cillor to serve two years Mrs. IT, r
Ballard: councillor TO serve one year Mrs
G.. A. Mcfarland OF Morrsville. The
name selected by ballot was, Genera
Alexander kacomb Chapter.
Charles q. Wilson died at his home or
State street Monday morning after a
short illness with kidney trouble. lie
was born in Fultonliam. Ohio. 45 years
ago and married Gcnevievc Gleason in
1892, moving to this city In 1909. He va.
member of the granite Arm Of T.. G.
Wilson g. Co. and came here as thei,
representative. having an Office in Barr,
until about two years ago when he wen,
into the wholesale granite business fol
himself. He leaves wife and three chill.
dren, Gardner g., charles q. ana Gene.
We've l.. He also has three brothers, W
0. of Chicago. r.. G, OF Boston and Edwin
G. Of Oklahoma. and a sister. Mrs. Kate
Watkins of Fultonham. Ohio. Mr. Will
son was a member OF the Elks and tn,
Mystic Shrine and a man of wide ac
quaintance lie was an enthusiastic tral
shooter.
Harry l.. Laird died suddenly AT hi.
home in planticld Sunday afternoon o
acute indigestion Mr.. Laird was porn "
Plainfleld July %. lsiS. He leaves "A wife
one daughter and a brother. Fred I.
Laird of this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
WEsTFIELD.

Monday morning temperature ranged
form % to 80 degrees below zero. but with
the sun the temperature News has
been received that Perry S. Hitchcock OF
Coventry is suffering with gangrene in
his foot. His niece, Mrs. W. -. Bell, and
husband went Monday to see him. Miss
Mildred Bell was at home from Newport
high school for the week end.-t ommun-
ion will be held In the Congregational
Church Sunday and II It is expected there
win he several additions to the member
ship of both the ConRrega tiOnal and
Methodist churches that day.-The Sunday
school Class OF Mrs. Aibro Hunt gave her
birthday surprise party Friday evening
at the home of her mother, Mrs. II, q,
Miller.--Mr. Percy OF Derby has been
spe ndng several days with his sons. Bert
and Herbert Pcrcy.--Miss Beulah Bates OF
bennington. State Secretary OF the c. f.
society, met the members OF the local
society at Mrs. Abro Hunts Saturday
evening to plan work for the coming
year,-Miss Hazel Gilpln mas returned
from Barton Albert Eastman returned
Saturday from Compton. Can. where he
has been two weeks with his aunt The
Troy people who recently gave The
Family Album" 10 successfully for the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
THE PROBATION LAW.
COInmlssiOners Discuss Its Workings
during the Past Year.

during the Past Year.
The STAKE commission OF probation, con-
sistinF OF Judge ". II. Taylor Of Hard
wick. Judge z q. Stanton OF Roxbury
and Gen, l.. a Ttlloteon OF At. Adams.
held a meeting at the Van Ness House
last evening to discuss tho various
problems which have to do with making
the probation law In the State efficient
No special work was done but the
difficulties were discussed In general
manner. and as this Is one OF the first
meetings Of the present board much was
accomplished.
General Tillotson. secretary OF the COM
mission announced himself as being we'll
pleased with the law but thought there
was room for Improvement. and the
sha ping of some recommendations along
this line 10 place before the Legislature
next fall Will be a part OF the commits
sion work The probation officers Of the
different counties will also be gotten
together In the near future and II will
then be ascertalned II there ARE any
abuses of the present law and just what
the officers themselves are doing.
The commission was created at the last
Legislature and consists OF two superior
court judges with II third member to bc
selected by them and to act as secretary.
The late Judge A. a. Hail was a member
and the vacancy caused by his death was
filed by the election of Judge TAYLOR
For various reasons the commission
could not get into operation until lasi
June hut the figures kept since that tim.
by General Tillotson show the law to be
"A valuable one, Including the cases which
were pending at that time and thos.
added since. IG2 cases are recorded. @.
these 100 have complied with the condi-
tons and have been discharged, that is.
they have reported TO the probation officer
regularly and have committed no new
offenses. Twenty-seven fell down in onf
Of these two WAYS and were surrendere'
so that they went back 10 iail Tina
leaves +ns who are at present under TN
eve OF the probation ofncers, Washington
county has the largest number of cases
and chittenden has as at present, with
total Of -. Six of these were SURRENDERED
and u discharged.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

One Of the hest attended town meet
ings within the memory Of the oldest
inha bitants was held Tuesday. due
largely to the interest aroused by the
Hartford Forward movement. About T.
score Of women voted on school ques-
lions and many more wtcre in the
gallery a. r. Watson was elected
moderator; 8. T. Pngree. town clerk;
r. T.. Smith. selectman: Charles J.
Udall. lister for the 22nd year: George
IL Watson. treasurer: NJ. p. Stanley.
school director: r. l.. Hunt. road COM
missioner. Forecasting heavy expenses
for the coming year Il tax Of 500 on
the dollar of the grand list was voted
Medical inspection for the schools was
adopted. and the directors were author
lied 20 institute manual and agricul
tural training If thought best school
house puzzles past and present wert
debated and new school house at
Wilder to cost about $4,000 is one
probable result while the settlement Of
suits pending relative to the towns
liability to pay the unpaid bills of the
insolvent contractor on the old school
houses Is another.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
GAYSVHLE.

The village schools closed Friday
for vacation of five weeks-Ten
from here attended the leap year ball
at Pittsfield Friday evening.--Mtss
Alfredine Hassan. who has been spend
ing the winter with Mrs. Rufus Smith.
returned to her home on Main street
last week.. f. Stafford has sold his
mill and all Of his real estate to Mr..
Jones of Laconia. N. H., who takes
possession April Mrs. Stella Davis,
who has been with Mrs. Nellie Bout
we'll the past week helping to care
for the little granddaughter. Zelma
Jessie Davis. has returned to her homo
at South Stockbridge.--Mr. and Mrs.
Nharies Smith. whs have been with
their daughter. Mrs. Leo Perkins for
several weeks. returned to BrookAeld
Friday,-Mrs. Grace Phelps started on
her homevard way Friday a. she re-
ceived the news of her husbands III
ness--At tho town meeting Tuesday q
voted for license and g against it. Taxas
raised on tho grand list g.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTsBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey, who
have been i'll for some time. are i'm
and Mrs. Minor moved
to Hardwick Saturday-Mrs. Lydia
Crowley is seriously i'll with the grip
Many from this part Of the town at
tended the donation at North Crafts
bury Friday.--Wallace Simpson and
Ned Howard, teachers from Green's
boro. were in town Thursday and Fri
day to attend the teachers examina
tion.-Gladys Brown of Albany is
working in Mrs. E. N. Nelson's store
Harlan Gage is able to he out--Al.
den TwIss is able to be up and dress
ed.-Charles Weber. who has beer
critically i'll for several days. is i'm
provinS-A. r. Cowles Of Barton was
business visitor In this town Satur.
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marshall left Tues
day for rishhil, \. Y, where they have
employment George l.. Adams OF Salem,
Mass. has been here and in Moretown on
business reforming Sunday.-P, Mayhem
Libhey OF Rutland, State deputy OF the
NJ. W. A.. visited the local camp Of
Woodmen last week Wednesday. The
donation for the Rev, II. II, Parker.
which was held at Green Mountain Lodge
last week Wednesday, was largely at
tended, There was short program con-
sisting OF music and recitations, after
which u chicken-pic supper was served.
The net proceeds OF the evening were So.
The Rev. b, y. Parker and family have
been entertaining the Misses Rogers Of
Newport Center Howard Stevens has
moved from his camp on Eickcr mountai in
TO his farm on the river.--Owing 70 IN