Farmers vs High Line Canal in Arapahoe County case
Proceedings began Wednesday before Arapahoe county commissioners as farmers petitioned to fix water prices from the High Line Canal. Witnesses testified on ditch costs and capacity, revealing high maintenance bills and varying charges based on distance from Denver. The report notes anti royalty sentiment and ongoing state water disputes.
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High Line Canal Company
High Line Canal
Arapahoe County
Gird
Wheeler
Anderson
Denver
Solon D. Martin
Greeley
Keeley
George W. Currier
J. Plumb
Tigh Line Canal
Arapahoe
Funeral of John Taylor and Mormon funeral customs
The Denver Republican reports John Taylor, president of the Mormon Church, buried in Lake Utah with 16,000 viewing the remains. Attendees included Apostles and sons as pallbearers. Bruce Taylor spoke briefly, opposed to anti polygamy plank. The piece notes Taylor’s instructions for burial and general funeral tone.
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Lake
Utah
John Taylor
Mormon Church
Tabernacle
Brigham Young
Liberty
Angus M. Cannon
Taylor
Jackson County
Missouri
Cannon
Bruce Taylor
Denver
President Cleveland Stays Indoors During Hot Weather
President Cleveland has determined to stay in the White House during the heat wave. Local officials note relief measures and the public urged to conserve energy as temperatures rise.
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Cleveland
Irrigation Debate With Arizona Chief Justice Interviewed
Judge James H. Wright, Chief Justice of Arizona, was interviewed in St. Louis by a Globe-Democrat reporter about irrigation in the territory. He discussed the line of the Phenix canal and related water issues as part of the discussion.
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J. D. Buckley
Greeley
Phenix
Prescott
Clark Churchill
Arkansas
Territory
Salt River
Arizona Canal Company
Verdi River
Los Angeles
Salt River Valley
Arizona
James H. Wright
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Bargains at Greeley Library Sale 20 Day Event
The Greeley Public Library announces a 20 day sale with a wide range of discounted goods. Household linen towels napkins and fabrics join hosiery gloves and shoes at reduced prices as readers browse a pyramid of bargains.
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Creamer Brothers
Krippendorf & Dittman
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