Platte Valley Wins Water Case Over Beaver Brook Increase
Judge Boughton rules for Platte Valley Irrigation Company in a dispute with Buckers Ditch Company over Beaver Brook. Findings: junior appropriators cannot claim increases in natural stream flow from their own interventions if the source remains the Platte River basin. Court orders abatement of work and water to flow as before. appeal anticipated to supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlor
Heaver Brook
Supreme Court
Platte Valley Irrigation Company
Buckers Ditect Company
Boughton
James W. McCreery
Psq
Greeley
Chas. D. Hayt
Joseph W. Taylor
Denver
Colo
Platte River
Beaver Brook
Beaverbrook
Carpenter
State Agricultural College
Pater
South Platte
Water Rights Beav erbrook Case Ordered Abated
The court ordered abatement of certain structures and allowed Beaverbrook water to flow into the South Platte for prior appropriations. The ruling warns against new margins of streams and new appropriations that threaten established rights and suggests the case may be appealed to the Supreme Court for final adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverbrook
South Platte River
Supreme Court
Subscriptions Offer From The Tribune and Partners
Readers can subscribe to The Tribune bundled with various papers and magazines at special annual rates. Offers include The Inter State Poultryman, Cosmopolitan, North American Review, New York World, Field and Farm, and many others with varying totals. Also advertised are Imperial Typewriter Paper and a premium from the Tarsuxe office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Inter State Poultryman
Cosmopolitan
N. Y. World
Greeley Tribune
Detroit
Free
Demorest’s Magazine
North American Review
New York Daily Journal
the Field and Farm
New York Sunday Journal
Popular Science
New York World
the Century
McClure’s Magazine
Review of Reviews
Detroit Free Press
Free Press
New York Independent
Scientific American
Scientific American Supplement
Scientific American Building Edition
Denver Weekly Times
Denver Daily Times
Spain Signs Treaty Ends Spain Cuba Porto Rico Philippines
Paris and Madrid report the peace treaty signed by US and Spain authorities grants Cuba up to relinquishment, and cedes Porto Rico and the Philippines to the United States. Americans cover repatriation of Spanish troops. Spaniards return prisoners. ships and munitions remain with Spain.
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Paris
Joint Commission
United States
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Frye
United States Senate
America
England
Germany
Carolines
Madrid
Maprio
Senor Montero Rios
Treasuries
Maine
McKinley
Congress
el Imparcial
First North Carolina Regiment Arrives in Havana
The First North Carolina regiment arrived aboard the Roumanian, disembarked, and marched to the Mariano camp. Crowds cheered as hundreds, including women and children, wept with emotion and shouted viva Cuba while escorting the troops seven miles from the suburb of Cerro.
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Havana
North Carolina
United States
Roumanian
Mariano
Cerro
North
New York Regiment
la Jesse Wharf
Christina
Leyburn
Abbott
State of
New York
Cuba
Bryan Leaves the Army in December Resignation Accepted
Telegraphs from Colonel William J. Bryan confirm he mailed his resignation as colonel of volunteers. The War Department accepted the written resignation after division and corps commanders approved the move. The lieutenant colonel of Bryan's regiment is expected to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
War Department
Bryan
General Lee Sails for Cuba on Panama Transport
Savanna reports General Lee and his staff sailed for Cuba Sunday afternoon aboard the transport Panama. Crowds lined the wharves as tugboats released, the Panama sounding a parting salute with a siren from the Almirante Oquendo aboard the tug Cambria.
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Gen. Lee
Cuba
Savanna
General Lee
Panama
Almirante Oquendo
Santiago
Cambria
The Chicago Special A Train of Smooth Comfort
The Denver Republic praises the Chicago special as the smoothest train in the United States with pristine service. It features spotless dining, prompt service, roses on tables, an a la carte plan, a library car for men, and attentive attendants delivering papers cigars magazines or drinks at the touch of a button.
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Burlington
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Midland
Omaha
United States
Denver Republican
Vast Island Territories Measured by Area
The article reports rough land areas for numerous islands and groups. Cuba around 45,000 square miles Polaris notes the Hawaiian group about 6,040, the Philippines 14,000, the Carolines 1,000, and Guam 500, totaling about 171,690 square miles. It compares these sizes to New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware, and New England states.
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Cuba
Philippines
New York
Ohio
Alabama
Porto Rico
Connecticut
Hawaiian Islands
New Jersey
Hawaii
Delaware
New England
Luzon
Manila
Pennsylvania
New York World
Gulf Road Announces Luxury Mexico Tour From Denver
The Gulf road offers a high class personally conducted month long tour of Mexico starting January 24 1899 from Denver. Travel includes luxurious sleeping observation and dining cars with all scenic and historic sites covered far into the south of Mexico. Organizer is T E Fisurs assistant general passenger agent Union Pacific Denver Gulf railway. Price 350 dollars from Denver or Colorado points, cheaper than by independent travel.
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Gulf Road
Mexico
Denver
City of
Colorado
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway
T. E. Fisurs
Pass
Agt
Colo
Wabash Fast Freight Adds New Line to Colorado Service
In a notice from C. M. Hampson and associated agents, the Wabash announces a fast freight route from New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Buffalo to Colorado using its Buffalo to Kansas City line instead of Michigan Central. Train 57 is renamed Hoosac Tunnel and freight to Franklin street station must arrive before 4 p.m. The line claims 6 days New York or Boston to Denver, with rates unchanged despite the faster service.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Colorado
Wabash
Kansas City
Michigan Central
Hoosac Tunnel
Franklin Street
Denver
C. M. Hampson
Independent to Magazine Form Cuts Price and Expands Reading
The Independent announces a shift to a magazine format in its fiftieth year. Subscriptions drop from 88.00 to 2.00 annually, and single copies fall from ten to five cents. It promises 3040 pages yearly, offering more reading for half the cost compared with leading magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Independent
HE Independent
Newspaper offer notices and specimen copy details
An aging ad line promotes a subscription rate of two dollars per year with a partial year option and offers one free specimen copy by postal card to requestors. It reads as a brief, generic circulation teaser.
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Hereas
Daniel A. Camfield
A.disss
Weld County
Tate
Colorado
W.M. Isell
J. J. Crippen
County of Weld
Daniel A. Camilel
Weld
An & Torney
W. M. Ingersoll
Denver
Court House
J. Vrippen
Vane
Cache la Poudre
Daniel A. Camfielato
Treat
J.J. Crippen
Successeur
Grestey Thinene
Ochieven
County Court
Ourt House
Greeley
Renee
Crebe la Poudr
Resevoir Company
Rela Shears
Asck
al Bos Estate
Adek Clark
Geeley Tribune
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Deafness Cure
An 19th century style promotional note asserts deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case due to catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars available. Henry Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio. Hall's Family Pills sold by druggists.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Buckers Ditch Company
Imprial Typewriter
de Trius
Carter, Ktice & Co
Imperial Type Writer Paper
Pew
Peace Commission
Muadrid
Rios
Hoar
William McKinley
Andrew Carnegie
Boston Herald
Trisvxe
Denver Times
Rocky Mountains
Utah
New Mexico
Cripple Creek
San Francisco
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Oregon Gateway
K. Hooper
G. P
T. A
Cole
Dr.gunn’s
Holaned CO
Phila
Old Mexico
Waieht
St. Louis
H. B. McClellan
New York, N. Y
the Independent
Egal Notioch, al
Western Live Stock and Land Company
Wall Street
Charles T. Leonhardt
Edgar E. Clark
Aso
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