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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1888

Page

4

Magill Walker jury fails to reach verdict new trial ordered

The Magill-Walker jury disagreed after thirty nine hours deliberation and a new trial was ordered. The Pennsylvania labor troubles persist with rioting around strikes and mines in the Shenandoah district mostly closed. Congressman Symes backs reservoirs and hopes for House support while a Libby prison relics project seeks Chicago display. European tensions ease but Germany braces with two million men on frontiers. A Weld County pamphlet from the Greeley Board of Trade outlines settlement resources and irrigation data for potential homesteaders and investors.

Magill-Walker Pennsylvania Shenandoah District Symes Greeley Board of Trade Europe Bismarck Reichtag Germany France Carnot Russia Isreeley Board of Trade Weld County Greeley Sun

Private Ditch Underway Near Boulder Colorado

Hon James P Maxwell begins a new ditch three miles up Boulder canon to irrigate over four thousand acres of land north of Wolffs fruit farm. The project, though privately funded, will cost heavily due to difficult canyon work but should greatly aid local agriculture near Boulder. Senator Teller presented Greeley Board of Trade petition in Washington for Colorado reservoir appropriations.

Boulder County Houtpen Colo Wolff James P. Maxwell Boulder Canon Canon Maxwell Boulder Teller Greeley Washington Senate Board of Trade of Greeley Colorado Denver

Cattle Convention Called for March in Denver

A call from the International Range Association invites cattlemen from all ranges and local clubs to a special meeting in Denver on March 28. The goal is to unite growers, discuss industry issues, and consider amendments to representation to strengthen national and local organization. Rail rates and travel details will be announced. leaders urge a strong turnout.

Denver International Range Association R. G. Heap International Range Ass'n J.C. Leary

Mason Explains Trusts Investigation Aims

Congressman Mason says the trust inquiry targets more than price hikes. He cites coal oil and sugar as examples where trusts control both buying and selling, lowering input costs for producers while pressuring suppliers and railroads.

Curiaco Mason Chicago Denver Republican

Bran for Winter Feeding Boosts Livestock Health

Prairie Farmer notes wheat bran is essential for winter feeding, especially for breeding stock. Bran supports bone and muscle development, stimulates bowel movement, and prevents constipation from dry winter rations. Rye bran or ground rye are alternatives, but wheat is preferred for stock with young due to ergot risk. A twice daily wheat bran mash keeps animals healthier.

Prairie Farmer

Remarkable Ore Discovery at Bonny Belle Mine

A Denver Republican special reports a high grade ore find at the Bonny bel mine in Aspen. Black soil assayed 286 ounces per ton and barren rock shows over 100 ounces per ton, with pay streaks running into the thousands.

Bonnybel Aspen Denver Republican

Lion stuns performer in Dublin act at Lowery's Hall

At Lowery's Music hall in Dublin Mlle Senide placed her head in a lion's mouth for a photo. A flash startled the beast who closed its jaws dragging her into the cage. The lion tore her breast and shook her, attendants beat the animal off. She was taken to lodgings and doctors were summoned.

London Dublin Mlle. Senide

M. A. Chittenden Dies After Long Illness at Eighty

Mrs. M. A. Chittenden aged about seventy nine or eighty died Friday evening at her son in law J. E. Billings home after eight weeks of gradual decline from a fall that fractured a limb. She was born in 1808 in Vermont and lived in Oshkosh and Chicago before visiting Greeley several times.

M. A. Chittenden J. E. Billings Chittenden Chittenden County Vermont Oshkosh Wisconsin Chicago Packard Elmira Sherwin Gale C. A. Gale O. P. Gale Eighth Avenue Greeley South Royalston

Greeley Guards Honor U S Grant Relief Corps at Sociable

Sargeant Sanderlin lies ill with pneumonia at his home on Tenth street. Company C, at drill Monday, votes thanks to U S Grant Relief Corps No 13 for a sociable and supper last Thursday. About twenty couples attended the Monday post drill dance. Captain Harper to notify every Company C member of the iron clad drill attendance law now to be enforced. First Brigade Band improving. no state band equals them. George Gray left Greeley Monday night for Northhampton Massachusetts.

C” Greeley Guards Sargeant Sanderlin Tenth Street U.S. Grant Relief Corps No. 13 George Gray Greeley Northhampton Mass

Cheap Stationery Sets Poor First Impression in Business

The Appleton Post argues that cheap stationery harms a business image. It states letter paper is a proxy to readers who may judge the sender by its quality. Economizing a few cents risks unfavorable opinions from potential clients and partners.

Appleton, Wisconsin

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