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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1907

Page

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Delay in Greeley Pipe Line Tied to Rail Infrastructure

George G. Anderson, consulting engineer, writes to Greeley citizens refuting Weld County Republican claims about contract opposition. He defends W. C. Wilson and Jacobson Bade bid, cites $1,370.95 legal expenses and a $22,000 potential saving, and details rights of way and auditing efforts. He asserts council action and engineering judgments were prudent and transparent.

Greeley Greeley Water Works Weld County Republican W. O. Wilson Jacobson- Bade Company Portland Ore Wilson City of Greeley Larimer County John L. Armstrong Wil Son Water Works Committee Jackal George J. Spear Spear George G. Anderson

Big Estes Park Hotel Planned By Stanley Auto Firm

Contracts are set for a $100,000 hotel at Estes Park by J. E. Stanley of the Stanley Automobile company. An Estes-Denver auto line will transport guests preferring road travel. The hotel emphasizes light, ventilation, and large verandas for scenic views, with completion aimed for early fall tourism.

Estes Park J. E. Stanley Stanley Automobile Company Denver Estes Stanley Denver News K. D. Sanborn Estes Park Development Company

Loyal support to city council in Greeley meeting

A delegates meeting of business leaders in the Commercial club denounced editorials attacking Alderman W. Wilson, water works chair, as unfounded. Wilson answered charges about contracts and fees, with mayor and city officials backing him and with records cited at city hall. The session raised questions about attorney fees and rights of way for the water project.

Greeley Commercial Club W. ©. Wilson Intendo Weld County Republican Wilson C. H. Ward Robert T. Steele A. H. Wolfe D. Todd J. B. Phillips F. M. Barber Water Works Committee Jacobson- Bad Todd Fort Collins la Porte A. E. Grier Greir H. N. Haynes McCreery Haynes Alderman Ward Mr. Wilson C. A. Granger Mr. Townsend Townsend

Bills Dead and Jubilation Over Normal School Bill Kill

The sixteenth general assembly closed after late night action. The only major local wins were $30,000 for the Normal school and $2,000 for a Poudre bridge. Three proposed new normals were killed, sparing the Colorado district from extra state schools. Dr. Snyder and local officials celebrated with students in a torchlit homecoming, praising the life diploma status of the Greeley institution.

Sixteenth General Assembly Weld County Poudre Senate House Z. X. Snyder State Normal School W. L. Clayton H. ©. Watson Snyder Doctor of the Corn State University Denver University Colorado College Greeley Institution

New Country to Open Under Carey Act

A meeting in the district court room heard Warren R. Given and J J Armstrong explain land entry in Routt county’s Little Snake River valley to be opened this spring for settlement under Colorado's Carey act. Fifty thousand acres of fertile land will be made available with state built ditches and time payment terms for settlers.

District Court Room Warren R. Given J. J. Armstrong Routt County Little Snake River

WANTS VACANT LOTS FOR SWEET PEA PLANTING

J B Agnew now of Greeley seeks vacant lots to plant sweet pea seed this summer. He offers owners all the flowers they want in return for use of the lots and has arranged around town and near farms to plant a border of sweet peas. Agnew, with I Rothschild, has been locating owners of unused land and believes the region is ideal for the seed business.

J. B. Agnew California Greeley Agnew I. Rothschild

Mrs Greenway Honored Before Move to Kansas City

Mrs George Dauth and Mrs A L Moyer hosted a Friday evening gathering for Mrs F B Greenway prior to her move to Kansas City. An egg hunt winner was Miss Virginia McCreery with Florence Greenway as consolation. Mrs Greenway received a set of silver teaspoons and a Colorado souvenir spoon from A J Park clerks. Refreshments followed and guests enjoyed the evening.

George Dauth A. L. Moyer F. B. Greenway Kansas City Virginia McCreery Florence Greenway

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Anderson W. C. Wilson Jacobson-Bade Company First National Pade Wilsop Green MecCreery C. C. Townsend Mr. Haynes Serice Petiitadins Sabyot Aso D Todd Luther McCrary C.N. S State Senate
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