Civil Engineers Debate State Irrigation Oversight in Colorado
At the Albany Denver meeting of the Colorado Society of Civil Engineers J B Pield urged amending law to require the state engineer to approve irrigation plans for districts to curb wildcat schemes and protect investors. Several members argued for and against granting singular state control over water districts and the appropriation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Society of Civil Engineers
Ballor
Albany
Denver
J BE Pield
Anderson
W. PF. Freeman
U. & Geological Service
LW. McConnell
J. W. McCrery
Greeley
Haring
United States
Great Leveth
Enginesra
McCreery
Colorado
Frances Willard Memorial Program At Christian Church
The Frances Willard Memorial program by the W T U is set for 2:30 PM on Wednesday at the Christian church. The public is invited. The program includes hymns prayers life sketch of Miss Willard readings and short addresses by Rev. R J Hunter Rev A B Dubber Rev M R Kerr Rev W M Phillips Mrs H M Thompson and Rev J M Wyle.
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Frances Willard
Christan Church
R. J. Hunter
Miss Willard
A. BE. Dubber
M. R. Kerr
W. M. Phillips Bole
H. M. Thompson
J. M. Wyle
Pioneers Edge High School By One Point In City Championship
In a tight Armory duel the Pioneers narrowly defeated the High School 45 to 44. Cort Mall dominated for the High School and Deane McCreery danced through the court. Comer sparked a late push but the Pioneers reclaimed the lead with a final basket as time ran out.
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Pioneers
High School
Comer
Cort Mall
Little Deane McCreery
Woodbury
Hampett
Rankin
McCreery
McAfee
Benton
Coooper
Hall
Brush
TWO GERMAN WEDDINGS IN GREELEY AND WINDSOR
Two German weddings were solemnized by Rev. Co. Smith of Windsor. Dora Deer of Greeley and Alexander Bender of Windsor, and Mollie Siteman and Jake Ginter of Greeley, were married at 1 o'clock. The German band escorted wedding parties to the church and accompanied them to the brides homes for the dinners. The first reception was at Mr and Mrs Crist Deers home and the second at Mr and Mrs John Sitemans. About fifty guests attended each dinner.
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Dora Deer
Greeley
Alexander Bender
Windsor
Mollie Siteman
Jake Ginter
Rev. Co. Smith
Katherine Bender
Magele Herbst
Fred Bower
George Hine
Crist Deer
John Siteman
Horses Missing From Barn Stir Suspected Theft in Ault
Ray Palmer found two horses missing from his mother's barn during a play in Ault. One horse later reappeared at the W. J. Gillmore ranch still in harness. No report of R. L. Martin's horse. Palmer suspects an unauthorized entry and possible theft.
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Ault
Ray Palmer
Batehbes
Palmer
W. J. Gillmore Ranch
Martin
Rev McKnight Delivers First Sermon in Reformed Presbyterian Church
Syracuse preacher Rev W J M MeKnight opened a series of lectures at the Reformed Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. He showed himself an entertaining speaker and has aroused notable interest, with tonight's topic to be What Ought to be Sung in Divine Worship.
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W. J M MeKnight
Syracuse
N. Y
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Hundreds drift to Greeley city for work in new construction
Local storm drives hobos and job seekers to the police station in Greeley. A planned chain gang to employ vagrants is discussed as officials expect hundreds to arrive for railroad labor in the district. One man, J. K. Cave, a former Philippine Army musician, sought lodging and aid.
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Jall
Denver
Greeley
J. K. Cave
Philippine Islands
Fifth Feld Artillery
Kentucky
Texas
Marshal Wiliams
Blizzard of 1909 Brings Sixteen Inches of Snow to Northern Colorado
The storm began Saturday afternoon and lasted until nearly noon Sunday, delivering about twelve inches of snow on the level. Strong winds dropped temperatures to extreme lows, with livestock losses and higher feed costs anticipated. The Tribune credited early warnings for saving livestock and noted regional impacts, including economic effects on feeders and farmers.
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Tribune
the Tribune
Colorado
Wyoming
Charles Halburt Dead in Denver After Short Illness
Word reaches Ault of the death of Charles Halburt at St. Joseph's hospital Denver. He died from pneumonia after a brief illness. Halburt was a clerk in the Harris store until a few weeks ago and was well liked by colleagues and friends. The community is shocked by his passing.
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Ault
Charles Halburt
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Young Halburt
Harris
Copeland Farm Sold to New York and Denver Buyers
Mrs Isadore B Keeley of New York and John T Morgan of Denver have purchased the old A B Cope land farm two miles west of the Normal school. Morgan will move onto the premises at once. The deal was arranged by Co W Beer and Son.
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Copeland
Isadore B. Keeley
New York
John T. Morgan
Denver
A. B. Copeland
Normal School
Morgan
Co. W. Beer and Son
Pueblo's Social Club Destroyed by Fire
Special to the Daily Tribune reports the Minnequa club in Pueblo burned to the ground at dawn, causing about 40000 dollars in losses. The cause is unknown as only club employees were present. The adjacent $10000 dance hall was saved, while expensive furnishings and paintings were destroyed.
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Daily Tribune
Pueblo
Minnequa Club
Lake
Minnequa
Evans Club backs electric venture and city lights
E N Reaser, president of the Denver Interurban, discussed railroad plans with Evans Commercial club members. A stock-selling committee was formed, and another committee was tasked to study street lighting with Northern Electric and Greeley Home companies, aiming to make Evans a city of lights soon.
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E. N. Reaser
Denver
Northern Electric Company
Greeley Home Company
Evans
City of Lights
Deadlock Ends as Supreme Court Appointments Made
Denver February 15. The long deadlock over supreme court appointments ends with J R Killingham named clerk succeeding Horace G Clark of Greeley E T Wells named reporter Archie White chosen second deputy D M Wright bailiff of Colorado Springs and W T Seskill of Fort Morgan named for the office Judge Gabbert dissented to the final list ending the extended dispute.
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Denver
Supreme Court
J. R. Killingham
Horace G. Clark
Greeley
E. T. Wells
Archie White
Canon City
D. M. Wright
Colorado Springs
W. T. Seskill
Fort Morgan
Robbers At Large After Denver Train Looting
Denver police and Rio Grande secret service officers hunt for the men who robbed a Denver and Rio Grande train near Littleton Saturday morning. Officials say flesh and blood suspects remain a mystery after half a dozen are rounded up with no holds to warrant.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Denver and
Rio Grande
Littleton
Judge Bradfield Handles Mixed Court Duties
At ten he sent Mayne to the Insane asylum. At eleven he married a couple from Eaton and a half hour later granted a divorce to George Heagle from Katie Heagle for desertion and infidelity. Heagle accuses Katie of eloping with Frye from Sugar City.
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Ennul
Bradfield
Mayne
Insane Asylum
Eaton
George Heagle
Katie
Frye
Sugar City
Marriage Licenses Granted in Windsor Eaton Greeley Lucerne and LaSalle
The list shows marriage licenses issued to Waddie T. Jones and Florence I. Dowding of Windsor Mortimer T. Givens of Eaton and Ada C. Boyer of Ault Conrad Guder and Mattie Benhart of Greeley John Stanley and Pearl Shoup of Lucerne Gottfried Beck of Larimer county and Helen Meyer of LaSalle.
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Waddie T. Jones
Florence I. Dowding
Windsor
Mortimer T. Givens
Eaton
Ada C. Boyer
Ault
Conrad Guder
Mattie Benhart
Greeley
John Stanley
Pearl Shoup
Lucerne
Gottfried Beck
Larimer County
Helen Meyer
LaSalle
Greeley Gains Equal Rail Rates With Denver
The Union Pacific traveling agent announced immediate new fare rules placing Greeley on par with Denver. State wide three cent per mile rate applies. two cents per mile to points east outside the state. Omaha and Chicago trips drop to $12.20 and $21.80 plus 20 cents respectively, reducing costs and ending Greeley’s prior travel disadvantages.
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Union Pacific
Tribune
Greeley
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
LaSalle
Southern
Valentine Party Hosted by Miss Flora Moreland
Miss Flora Moreland hosted a Valentine party at her home 1508 Eleventh Avenue Saturday evening for nine Normal girls living with her. About twenty guests enjoyed Valentine games with a red and white decor and heart motifs. Harriett Middlesworth of Denver won the hunting hearts prize and Eleanor Kline of Denver won the heart throwing prize. Refreshments were served by Moreland with Hazel Moore and Jean Crosby assisting. out of town guests included Eleanor Kline Marriott Middlesworth Mamie Moore and Florence Noll of Orchard.
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Eugene Veldren
Flora Moreland
Eleventh Avenue
Miss Moreland
Harriett Middlesworth
Denver
Eleanor Kline
Hazel Moore
Jean Crosby
Marriott Middlesworth
Mamie Moore
Florence Noll
Orchard
A Big Hearted Man LaSalle Special
LaSalle lauds public spirited citizen R. C. Walker for clearing paths with mules and a drag sled after the storm. He aided churchgoers through drifts at no cost and received private thanks though not a formal public vote of thanks.
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LaSalle
R. C. Walker
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Clobady
Rand
Rev. McKnight
RB. P. Church
R. R
Vail Harbors
John EB. Law of
Mississippi
BURNS
Evans Town
State Supreme Court
The
Capitol
la Salle
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