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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1906

Page

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Cattleman Jack Boyle Shot Dead During Supper Feast

In Cheyenne County a feud case erupts as Jack Boyle known cattleman was killed at a supper table at William Ketchum home. Ongoing Boyle O Neill feud involves Thomas O Neill with water rights and fence cutting incidents. Coroner Macy and Sheriff Florance note Boyle died instantly and O Neill is jailed on complicity charges.

Jack Boyle William Ketchum Boyle Cheyenne Ketchum Macy Florance Boyle- O'Neill Thomas O'Neill O'Neill Greeley O'Neil Sam Scoville

Wolf Captured Near Ault After Prairie Livestock Raid

A large gray wolf, once terrorizing chicken roosts and small livestock about three miles northeast of Ault, was captured by O. T. Pixler. The arrest ends a period of predator activity in the region.

Ault O. 'T. Pixler

Experimental gardener E P House grows giant Cuzco corn

E P House, an experimental gardener on West Fifth street, planted 218 varieties this spring. He aims to develop Giant Cuzco corn from Peruvian seed, paying one dollar per pound for the seed. Kernels are about the size of a five cent piece.

E. P. House Heinz West Fifth Street Peru Mr. House

Plans Developing for 27th G A R Encampment in Greeley

The 27th annual Colorado and Wyoming Grand Army of the Republic encampment will be held in Greeley on June 12 to 18 1906. Auxiliary groups will also encamp and thousands of visitors are expected. Local hotels may be full so private homes and boarding houses are asked to report available rooms and rates to Col. C A White to aid quartering.

Department of Colorado and Wyoming Grand Army of the Republic Greeley Colorado Woman's Relief Corps Daughters of Veterans Auxiliary Sons of Veterans Sons of Veterans Col C. A. White A. D. Butler Thos. Pressly J. Max Clark G. As Horne F. H. Grove A. K. Clark

Freshman Class Party At Miss Hopkins Home

Freshmen enjoyed a Friday party hosted by Miss Eula Hopkins with purple and gold decor. Lucile Harrison won first prize in the egg hunt while Jared Brush took consolation. all guests received cotton rabbits. About thirty youths attended. Kindergarten teachers from Normal held a 2:30 tea for visiting colleagues, with buttercup and butterfly decorations and a pleasant hour.

Eula Hopkins Lucile Harrison Jared Brush The Normal

Fires and Water Rights Clash Over Ditch System

Greeley fire crews battled a hay fire at Charles Beer’s barn and investigated another blaze at Charles Divest’s property. Amid the flames, questions arose over water rights in the Oligarchy ditch and its extension, affecting landowners including David Ure and the Farm Investment Company as Boulder courts ruled in favor of the extension owner but with the supreme court appeal pending.

Greeley Charles W. Beer Twelfth Avenue Sixth Street Peter Brown Beer Charles L David Ure Ure Boulder Courts Supreme Court

Fire crews form special police to guard crowd at blazes

Carter on fire and the firefighters, meeting at the station with about seventy men, rushed to two blazes. Mr Beer rewarded the prompt work with cigars as two men from each company were named special fire police to manage crowds and spare the firemen. The Bartlett yard blaze highlighted hydrant sabotage, and the new unit will protect apparatus and clarify ditch-right issues in Colorado.

Carter Mr. Beer Bartlett Lumber Yard Seventh Avenue Ninth Street Depot Park Gilcrest Lumber Yard J. L. Bartlett Bill

Water rights dispute halts ranchers in Boulder county

In Boulder county two ranch owners face a comic water crisis as Mary Marshall, widow of a big landowner, raised funds by transferring water rights on a large tract. Payments lagged triggering foreclosure actions and leaving both ranches without water.

Boulder County Mary Marshall

Novel railroad auto mobiles trial on Colorado & Southern line

Two railcar styled autos equipped with flanged wheels ran Denver to Fort Collins in three and a half hours achieving speeds up to forty miles an hour. They carry ten passengers and can haul a twelve passenger trailer. After a month they run Fort Collins to Bellevue then serve Eldorado resort transfers from Marshall. Eldorado opens May 15 with daily Denver to resort excursions after June 1.

Denver Fort Collins Colorado & Southern Bellevue Eldorado Resort Company Marshall Eldorado

Talks Ruis Prof Hewett Sees Ideal Government Job Abroad

Prof Edgar L Hewett formerly of the State Normal now represents the American Institute of Archaeology and the U S government in examining Aztec ruins in Colorado and New Mexico He spoke in Denver on Mesa Verde cliff dwellings urging preservation and enhanced protection against vandalism He noted rapid deterioration at Cliff Palace Spruce Tree House and Balcony House and urged wider park protection and custodianship He predicted continued tourism growth as discovery and publication of studies publicize these sites He called for Colorado residents to support preservation measures and park expansion.

Edgar L. Hewett State Normal School American Institute of Archaeology United States Colorado New Mexico Denver Mesa Verde Hewett Southwest Cliff Palace Mesa Verde National Park Centennial

Beautifying Greeley Aims To Lure Travelers With Attractive Depot Area

City improvements around the railroad depot promise a better first impression for travelers. A new park is under construction and expected to enhance the town’s curb appeal, drawing visitors from the tracks into the residential and business districts.

Greeley

Remodel Plan for Greeley Opera House by New Ownership

The new owners will remodel the Greeley opera house after the season ends. Back gallery added and cheaper seating area converted to four offices with gallery above. Eighth avenue entrance widened to eight feet as main entry and two new exterior exits planned. Upgrades include better seating, decorative interior, new floors, and possible roof lift to add two floors, but the last idea pending.

Greeley Opera House Eighth Avenue Eighth Street

Caboose Catches Fire After Rail Collision Near Ault

A southbound Union Pacific passenger train rear collided with a stopped freight near Ault. The caboose burned and the fire spread to the next car containing sugar. Passengers suffered bruises but were uninjured overall as locals fought the flames in windy conditions.

Union Pacific Ault J. S. Carney C. A. Jones Carney Jones

Mrs Horace Hopkins Hosts Jolly School Ladies Night

Mrs Horace Hopkins entertained a lively crowd of school ma ams last Saturday with a six o clock dinner and flinch. Miss Edna Blunt won first prize a china cup and saucer and Mrs Waterhouse won booby prize. Guests included Mesdames Bradfield Marsh W Bliss and Misses Cobb Blunt Bowen Saline Ross Day Sanford Carter and Wilkinson.

Horace Hopkins Flinch Edna Blunt Waterhouse Mesdames Bradfield Marsh Wbliss Cobb Blunt Bowen Saline Ross Day Sanford Carter Wilkinson

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Jay McGee Mr. Pixler Gray Wolf House G. A. R. Finance and General Committee At Work Colorado and Southern Road Rails Bina Porter Berthoud Elsie McCobb Teachers Association Greeley Man
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