Council Closes Out Year With Adoptions And Cleanups
City council finalizes business for the year by passing ordinances and wrapping up outstanding items. Officials review measures on public safety finances and code updates as the year ends.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
1
Theatre assured as Leet Leweson plans new bill
Leet Leweson announces a new theatre to rise at the southwest corner of Seventh Street and Light Avenue on the old burned site. The project, backed by Mowers Decker and McCutcheon, seeks modern facilities and about a large seating capacity, with storefronts likely housing a billiard hall and confectionery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeley
Mowers
Rumor Denies Clarence Kidder Death by Own Action
In Greeley relatives insist rumors of Mr. Kidder’s alleged suicide attempt after learning of his wife’s divorce suit are unfounded. They say he remained in contact, letters from Mrs. Kidder mention only a mild cold delaying studies, and the Lincoln report is based on a newspaper account. Also noted is the visit and departure of W. H. Purdy party to Los Angeles while clarifying unrelated name similarities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kidder
Greeley
Creeley
Kidder
Medical College
Lincoln
W. H. Purdy
Hatch
N. Y
W. N. Purdy
Los Angeles
Mr. Purdy
Purdy
New York
Grasshopper War State Wide Campaign Message
A statewide grasshopper control initiative is urged by Co. L. Fitch Acting Secretary. The appeal stresses that an Arkansas valley campaign spread through Colorado is needed to prevent large losses in fundamental production across counties and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Arkansas
Co. L. Fitch
Study clubs for direct legislation and referendum support
A letter to the Tribune discusses forming local study clubs to examine direct legislation and the initiative and referendum. It argues citizen involvement is needed beyond ballot casting and suggests communities monitor related state practices, engage the press, and hold public meetings to foster informed public sentiment. The writer endorses Professor Hugh's motion for a movement in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Internet
Hugh
Beng
Greeley
T. Clinton Brockway
Elsie Jones Restores Maiden Name Elsie Teas
Mrs. Elsie Jones has obtained permission from Judge Garrigues to resume her maiden name, Elsie Teas. The issue of resuming her former name was not raised during the divorce two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jones
Red Darnell Wins Case Over Whiskey He Took From Wife
In Justice Pressly’s court Red Darnell known as Red, argued to recover four bottles of whiskey his wife handed to City Marshal Williams during his last period of devotion to Hacehua. The court favored Darnell, despite opposition from City Attorney Cow ine and the marshal, and the liquor was turned over to the marshal. Darnell described the bottles as Thanksgiving supplies for his household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnell
Mar Hel Williams
Red
Pressly
Boone
Grand Old Centennial
Mra. Darnell
Proposed Pest Law for Colorado Grasshopper Control
A historical bill outlines the creation of post inspection districts to curb grasshoppers coddling moths and other pests. It details salaries for state entomologist deputies and inspectors, petition requirements from landowners, license issuance for inspectors, district inspections twice yearly, and penalties for non compliance. It anticipates county commissioners appointing inspectors and authorizes seizure and work by officers if owners fail to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
General Assembly
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Mexicans Charged With Bootlegging
Cassimero Chacon and Frank Chavez, identified as Mexicans, are held in the city jail on bootlegging charges. Police say both are repeat offenders and have been under watch for some time. They were arrested after checks during the holiday season. One has prior arrests on the same charge. An early hearing is expected as officers believe sufficient evidence exists to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassimero Chacon
Frank Chavez
Constable Runyon Held After Christmas Disturbance
Ike Runyon a Frederick constable is in custody facing charges of disturbing the peace in Frederick on Christmas Day. He is jailed with five union miners accused of firing into Foreman Roberts’s Evans mine home, wounding Mrs. Roberts. Sheriff Florence seeks more arrests as Mrs. Roberts shows signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Runyon
St Frederick
Sheriff's Office
Foreman Roberts
Evans
Roberts
Runyon
Florance
Frederick
Normal Trustees Meet For Building Inspections
The Normal College board of trustees held its quarterly meeting Tuesday at 10 am to review routine business and inspect two new construction buildings. Attendees included L. Wirt Markham of Lamar Judge Welsh of Delta Mrs Thalia Rhoads Mrs Katherine Cook of Denver Dr Z X Snyder and G M Houston of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
L. Wirt Markham
Lamar
Judge Welsh
Delta
Thalia Rhoads
Katherine Cook
Denver
Z. X. Snyder
G. M. Houston
Greeley
Greeley Teachers Attend Port Collins Meeting
W C Thomas and Miss Carena Lee of Greeley and A B Copeland of Eaton travel to Fort Collins to arrange the Colorado Teachers' association meeting set for March. J H Shriver of Boulder also helps plan with northern Colorado teachers and a fine program is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Thomas
Carena Lee
Greeley
A. B. Copeland
Eaton
Fort Collins
Colorado Teachers’ Association
Northern Colorado
J. H. Shriver
Boulder
Hall couple moves to new cottage on Twelfth Street
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hall have relocated to a newly listed cottage at 1412 Twelfth Street, marking a fresh chapter for the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hall
Twelfth Street
Corner Stone Laying For New Greeley Episcopal Church
Episcopalians in Greeley gathered at the Ninth avenue and Eleventh street site for a corner stone ceremony of the new church. Dignitaries and longtime members helped place the stone after a Park theater luncheon. The old brick will be reused in the new building, preserving a link to the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Greeley
Park Theater
Olmstead
H. A. R. O'Malley
Arthur
Bruce G. Eaton
Farmers Debate Beet Question at Northern Colorado Conference
A Fort Collins meeting at the Agricultural College brings together Farmers' unions from northern Colorado to discuss the beet question. Greeley delegation H. N. Bickling Chester Blunt and Frank Hatch attend with plans for an open meeting January 7 at the M B A hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Unions
Colorado
Fort Collins
Agricultural College
Farmers’ Union of Greeley
H. N. Bickling
Chester Blunt
Frank Hatch
Union of Greeley
M. B. A. Hall
Lang
Greeley Union
D. A. Barber
Joseph Stimely
Everett Crozier
M. A. Billings
LaGrange
Smith and Dotson Obtain Marriage License
John Oscar Smith of Delta and Nellie Dotson of Greeley were issued a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oscar Smith
Delta
Nellie Dotson
Greeley
Mexican War Joke Says Land Agent Predicts Peaceful Mexico
W B Price, director of agents for the Mexico Irrigated Land Co, toured Chihuahua district and dismissed sensational revolution reports as exaggerated. He claims war correspondents exaggerate events and predicts a quick end to the revolution as U S settlers move in with rising land prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Price
Mexico
Old Mexico
Price
United States
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Gre
Pew
Eve
Carlson
Constanle
Port Collins
Holy Trinity
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