Camp Gueerey And Greeley Wood & Timber Notice 1872
Letter from Camp Gueerey reports 40 woodchoppers near Cache la Poudre River aiming to cut about one cord per day per man with some capable of more. The Greeley endeavor faces delays due to weather, but expects a respectable show before spring and to float material to Greeley. Town board notes enforceable feed issues and enforces the pound ordinance once feed returns. Garry, Feb 12 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueerey
Cache la Poudre River
the Tribune
Boyd
Greeley
Greeley Wood & Timber Co
Greely
O. W. Suarrven
Union Colony Fence Law Enacted in Colorado Territory
The Legislature enacts that Union Colony of Colorado may enclose its lands by fences with three fourths ownership consent. Fenced lands restrict roaming of horses cattle and sheep from April 1 to October 31. animals may be driven along public roads. Fence must gate at public roads and protect main ditches within one mile.
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Mr. Eaton
Union Colony of
Colorado
Council
House of Representatives of
Colorado Territory
Board of County Commissioners
Property protection act constrains damage to crops and trees
The text establishes owner liability for damages when livestock injure crops, shade trees, or grass. It penalizes leaving gates open that allow animals to trespass. It deems willful gate tampering a misdemeanor under territorial statutes and sets a three year scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Territory
First Class Hotel at Colorado Springs Lacks Billiard Tables
The Denver News reports a new Colorado Springs hotel praised as first class with no billiard tables. Local items note transportation businesses gearing up for a busy season, a festival for the Congregational Society, and winter hardships on western rail lines as trains face snow and suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Denver News
Denver Savings Bank
Lansing
Gurley
Messrs
McClure & Sanborn
Denver Passenger Transfer Company
R. A. Cameron
Congregational Society
Free Church
Gipson
Bachelder
Missouri
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Colorado Central Railway
H. Teller
W. A. N. Loveland
John B. Taft
I. E. Sickels
E. L. Berthoud
Geo. Walcott
H. H. Given
Mercantile Exchange plans and local events in St Louis program
The excerpt notes a proposed Mercantile Exchange covering a square in St Louis at Third Fourth Chestnut Pine, costing 3 million dollars. It also lists February 15 music and readings by J H Foster and G W Buell, plus a liquor question discussion at Walnut street church and a Lit Association program with music, readings, and a legal question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Exchange
St. Louis
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Mary Austin Blake
Ranth
Ermutire
Oor
Harry T. Blake
Long-Taland
THE
Wood Choppers
H. Te Wem
Garry
Colorado Monthly
Rowwell
New York City
Platte
Weld
Pugland
Miss Dean
Thomas McDowd
McDowd
Marie
Justice Childs
Musical Association
Baptist Church
Shattuck
Earth
Heaven
Chicago
J H. Foster
G. W. Buell
F. H. Rows
A. Z. Salomon’s
Trevert’s
A. Z. Salomon
Wa. H. Post
Maple Street
St. Vrain
Onn & Moopy
Yan Heep
Dana
F. L. Martin
Edgerton, Cole
West Lebanon
N. H
WM. H. Post
Maple St
Jefferson and
Madison Sts
Wc. &c
Elling
Marx & CO
W.H. Buchtel
Prisician
Colony Drug Store
Main Street
Greeley, Colo
Reeley Pioneer
Colo
W. Hi. Post
Baker
Territory of
Weid
A. Hotchkiss
Greeley Co-operative Stock Association
Meade
Renee
Meeker
A.J
O. F
Nichols’ Hall
VU. O. F
Poudre Valley
NOATL
St, Vrain
City Scales
A. CA
Koogle
Lolony Lumber Yard
W.H. Holliday & CO
Gio
Welchi
W. Sanborn
Welch’s
Welch
Eastern and Western Lumber
Welchis
E, Ke
Welch's
Main
Madison Streets
T Post Office
E. T. Nichols
Simeres, Doeskins, Westings, Millinery and
Mallory
N. Y
Wyoming
Buchtel’s
Hazard Powder Company
Galena
Shipman
Gallen
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