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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
7
The City Council calls for applications to fill available roles. Citizens are invited to submit qualifications and supporting materials by the stated deadline to join city boards and commissions.
The new mayor and city council invite written applications for municipal posts to be filed with the city clerk by Friday at 5 pm. Officials say a dozen offices will be filled, with about six candidates per post, including for marshal and other key roles.
A14 year old Eaton girl Chapes Martinez Rios faced juvenile delinquency charges in county court after eloping with 20 year old American Rios. The girl was dismissed. Rios awaits tomorrow for abduction and perjury charges over a marriage sworn to be when she was 18.
Mary Carter five years old on Monday celebrated with an Easter party hosted by Prof and Mrs C B Carter. Eighteen friends shared games baskets hidden candies and themed table decor. A birthday cake with candles for each year completed the festive afternoon with several mothers assisting.
Mr and Mrs J W McGlenn of Platteville were in town for a bust has Friday event in Greeley, according to local notes.
The notice invites readers to prepare Easter outfits with hats gowns boots and gloves. It promotes specially priced Easter apparel and regular lines as the logical place for pre Easter shopping aimed at cost conscious buyers.
Eaton and Windsor and LaSalle report town boards naming officials. Eaton reappointed J B Reger as town marshal with Dr Peck city physician J B Shepard clerk Louis Read city attorney and John Wilson treasurer. Windsor notes Jesse Forbes appointed town marshal and Dr George Nelson added to the board replacing Adam Hahn. LaSalle states R B Carpenter reappointed town treasurer and W H Jay to serve as town marshal for the year. P W Oleson to be town clerk this year.
At the Aust town board session Stephen Sheets was reappointed marshal. New officers appointed include Dr. Craig as city physician Thomas Smith as city attorney and W E Parker as town clerk. The police magistrate position to be filled at the next meeting.
Advertises Herb ine as a liver and bowels cleanser that purifies blood and improves complexion. Claims to restore a clear pink and white glow sought by ladies. Price 60 cents, sold by Carson W. Gilbert.
A senate passed third reading bill shifts about 75 000 dollars yearly from county to state funds for water commissioners across 70 districts. Denver bears about 20 000 of the total while other counties contribute despite limited benefits. The change relieves counties of fixed charges but increases state responsibility and Denver taxes.
Grand Junction Colorado April 11 25 acre fruit farm owned by James L Hamilton near Grand Junction sold to Harry L Weaver of Detroit Michigan for 25000 dollars.
A Mexican man and a white girl were brought to the police court after being found together last night. They were fined $10 and costs each for immoral conduct, but neither paid the fine and sentences will be served. The girl had just arrived in the city from Denver.
James McDonald appointed by the school board to conduct the census in district No. 6 this spring. Last year the district recorded 2,508 residents aged 6 to 21. officials expect at least 100 more this year. Teachers will supply lists to assist in completing the count for accurate school expense apportionment.
Interest in the continuous play Between the Acts at Knights and Ladies of Security meetings rose last night as the second act featured an all star cast. The third act is delayed two weeks after last night with one act shown each evening. Three new members joined, and a delightful evening followed. Semi monthly entertainments attract members with new programs each time. Mr and Mrs Robert Zumwall of Eaton were guests of Mr and Mrs L B Wyatt Sunday.
Mr and Mrs James C Barclay traveled from Longmont to visit Mrs James Tuckerman in Greeley. Barclay is Tuckerman's brother in law and schoolmate of Mr Field who, after a recent auto accident, had to return home from Denver, regretting missing the annual visit. Field had planned the customary gathering with Mrs Tuckerman. Field's son in law relayed his regrets to Tuckerman's home.
A community drive has begun to fund a first class ball team in Greeley. Over $500 is available now with promises that could raise the total to more than double. Local interest shows demand, and players must be compensated to attract top talent, yet players will need regular practice time beyond weekly games.
A two and a half year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Snodgrass, stepped into a pit of recently dumped live ashes at their Gill home. She sustained severe burns to her feet and legs before she could be freed. Doctors say recovery is likely despite the pain.
D. R. McArthur purchased the business and stock of W. R. Sample, agent for Chalmers autos, on Monday. Weld County Auto Co will take over the agency for Chalmers and Overland. Mr. Sample has been located in Greeley for several months.
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