Greeley Town Board Implements 1876 Tax Roll and Delinquent Notices
Town of Greeley actions include appointing constable and collector, reporting $24.50 water tax, and issuing delinquent notices. The assessor’s list is opened for inspection on 16th–18th inst, with Board of Equalization hearings on 28th–25th August 1876. Municipal taxes set at four and two mills to fund salaries and Canal No 3 expenses.
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WH. Thompson
Secsenne
BR. F. Marsh
Seccccces
B. F. Marsh
Anis
Cache A la Poudre
Asid Canal
Grasshoppers, roads, and frontier trouble in Greeley area
The county surveyor laid out a Corona to Buffalo road north of the Platte. Grasshoppers tempestuously swarmed Madison Smith’s place, three hours of damage. A fall injured William Nichols, while Colonel Hogarty’s riding method spread to others. A grain binder test on Max Clark’s farm draws interest as soldiers pass through. Horse thieves near Antelope Station are being caught. Wheat rusts from heat, corn damage is modest, and harvest work continues under the bright harvest moon. Indigenous raids near Sterling involve Ranger Jones, Frank Gard, and about 50 75 assailants. 283 horses were taken, three horses wounded, and a band may be retreating toward the Black Hills region.
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J. D. Buckley
Corona
Buffalo
Platte
Madison Smith
William Nichols
Col. Hogarty
Max Clark
Robert Boyd
Antelope Station
Greeley
Colorado
Boulder
Sterling
Hat’place
Pine Bluff
Running Cedar
Ranger Jones
Frank Gard
Big Thompson
Mr. Jones
Black Nills
Regios Indie Tod
Rascals in the valley and labor unrest in New York
Reports claim volunteers should clear out raiders near Greeley, while Tompkins Square shows about 30,000 unemployed in New York City. A marriage notice in Enet Greeley and a medical testimonial about Golden Medical Discovery appear among scattered items from 1876.
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Tompkins Square
New York
Notice to Tax Payers Greeley 1876 Tax List Board of Equalization
Public notice for Greeley tax assessment list for 1876. Property owners aggrieved may appear August 23 24 25 1876 before the Board of Town Trustees to state objections and rebates may be allowed if grievances are not stated. Clerk L Von Gouren.
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Board of Town Trustees
Board of Trustees
Town of
Greeley, Colo
Greeley
Board of Equalization
L. von Gouren
Post Office Notice of Unclaimed Letters Greeley Colorado
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Greeley Colorado post office published for Saturday August 6 76. Letters not claimed within one month will go to the Dead Letter Office. Patrons urged to call at the post office to collect and pay advertised fees. Office hours and money order policy noted.
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Greeley
Colorado
Satrday
John W
Edward Meeree
Arrival and departure of mails in Weld County notices
Mailing and train times for Denver Pacific routes listed with arrival times north and south. Mail for Wheatland Fort Collins La te and other towns on specified days. Also a note on two cent per pound pie plant deliveries and tax list correction meeting August 14 at 2 pm. Weld County Republican Convention announced for August 12 in Evans with delegate slate and party harmony appeal.
Republicans to elect delegates at Barnum's Hall meeting
The Republican voters of Precinct No. in Greeley and vicinity will meet at Barnum's Hall on Saturday evening August 12 at 8 o'clock to elect ten delegates to the County Convention at Evans on August 19 and to handle other business as needed. By order of the Precinct Committee. H. T. West, Chairman.
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Evans
Pueblo
Col
Congress
Greeley
Platteville
Erie
Colorado
Central Committee
Weld
Hayes and
Wheeler
Republican Committee
H. T. West
Precinet No
Greeley and Vicinity
Barnum's Hall
Herife
Weld County
Colorado Territory
Joel E Davis
Albert White
Andrew Hessel
Ovid Plumb
Lam
Territory
Local Advertisements and Goods Offers in Greeley
I H Paine will fix wells and pumps. Estray dark bay horse taken up near Platte Valley eyed. A Z Salomon agents mowing machines rain wagon shovels plows and more at low prices. New books in Rowe library. Trades at A Z Salomon’s for cash only. Monks and McGanspe advertise prints and goods. New drags and ladies lace at Salomon and Monk & McGatspe. Portraits at Mrs E A Masters gallery. Walter A Wood harvesters advertised.
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Estray
Obed Smith
Platte Valley
Kansas Pacific and Wabash Lines Offer Fast Through Trains
A listing describes Kansas Pacific Express from Denver to Kansas City with through connections to St. Louis Chicago and points beyond including Pullman palace cars and through tickets. It also notes Wabash Line services from Kansas City to Ft Wayne Cleveland Philadelphia New York and Boston with one car change and regional connections. The piece ends with a note on regular lodge meetings in the second section.
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Denver
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Union
Pullman's Palace
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
R. Ainstie
D. F. Canmicuatt
Western Pass
E. A. Parker
Lyromp
Pullman Palace
Atchison
St. Joseph
Ft. Wayne
Cleveland
Boston
Missouri River
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Quincy
W. L. Marcoum
Lazarus
Portraits and hats at Fort Collins shop and Greeley store
Mrs EB A Masters of Fort Collins advertises portrait photography services at the Madison avenue and Main street gallery with babies in view. Monk and Vansor offer hats and furs with a large Ginghams and Shirtings stock. Barocas provides bleaching blocks near Park Church.
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EB. A. Masters
Fort Collins
Madison Avenue
Main Street
Lapres
A. Barocas
Park Church
Curea Go & Nontu Western Railcar Route Advertised
Travel advisory extols the Curea Go & Nontu Western Railcar route as the oldest and shortest link between Omaha and Chicago. It notes superior track work, faster Chicago Depot connections, and recommends via Marshall Cedar Rapids Clinton for the North and via Fulton for Northern Illinois and Wisconsin destinations. It highlights Pullman Sleepers, new day coaches, and top-class second class cars with information offices in the West and contact points for agents Moonrats and Stewart.
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Curea Go & Nontu-Western
Omaha
Chicago
Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Iinois
Wisconsin
Fulton
Chicago & North-Western
United States
West
J. H. Moonrats
Western
Neb
Stexnart
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J. W. Boren
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Edgar Co
Renne
Hazen & Flower
Draggista
A. E. Gipson, P. M
Denver Pacific
Wheatland
Forevermore
Uillshora
Big Thom
Namaqua
South Platte
Bank of Flower
Cameron & Benedict
Avis J. Winner
See'y
Republican Convention
I. H. Paine
A. Z. Salomon
Walter A. Woods
Rowe
A. Z. Salomon’s
Monk & IsGanspe
Ruenines
Ecru
A. Z. Satomon
Monk & Mcatsne’s
Monk & InGatspe
E. A. Masters
Main and
Madison Streets
H. Boettcher
Walter A. Wood
Stlis
Kansas Pacific Railway
THES
Welch’s Block
Greeley Grange
J. Witper
Seo’y
Monk
H. Borrrenem
Catit
Termes
True & CO
Augusta
Maine
Co. Emerson
Emerson and West
Guerrier
Europe
Itrorotitan National
Finer National Bank, Bank
Nat's
Dank
Western Robe Agency
J.S
Flory
Gene
Art
Greeley, Cole
KEW Music
Rutherford B. Hayes
E. Mack
O.L. Emerson
O. W. Holmes
Keller
Pare
Roy
Oliver Ditson & CO
Oliver Ditson &Co
J. EB. Ditson &Co
Tilmeee Ways
Lee & Walker
Eli Wall
H. Johnson
Pyall & Johnson
Emerson & West
N. B
Unieces
Pariz
Palace Store
Monk & Ingalsbe
Monk & Ingallee
M. Selz
G. P. Rowell & CO
Tee
Ramas
Hannibal & ST Joseph
Burlington
Pullman’s
Joe Boston
Bala Ly
Cuicago
Burutreron & Quincy R. R
Cago
W. B
Aan
Gen. West
Pass. Agt
Qurcago
Vienna
E.& H. T. Anthony & CO
Broadway
Metropolitan Hotel
Panopticon
University
Department of Public Consort
Ges
Sam
Stinson & Co
Portland
S. J. Frazier
Thompson
B. C. Adams
Brush & Johnson
David C. Wyatt
L. L. Wrary
J.C. Scorr
Denver Pacific Railway
Cheyenne
Freigan
Boulder Valley
Hughes Eric
Wae Wu Tas
Connec Cc
Valmont
White Rock Mills
Canfield
Mitchell
Hughes
Ent
Gree
Arkansas Valley Railway
Kit Carson
W. Las Animas
W. Las Anigias
Tawe
W. Fisher
Lyford
Ava
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