Supreme court rules against moving Colorado state colleges without constitution change
The Colorado supreme court holds that the agricultural college state university and school of mines cannot be relocated without a constitutional amendment. The Sun notes tax legality opinions by Haynee and McCreery, warns against illegal state taxes, and previews upcoming remedies for taxpayers. It also critiques Weld county county-bill schemes to create Adams Washington and Logan counties, urging focus on urgent legislative business. The Golden smelter is praised for steady growth and strong community standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the State
Agricultural College
State University
School of Mines
Messrs
Sun
Colorado
St. Vrain
Adams
Platteville
Evans Bridge
Weld County
Washington and Logan
Weld
House
Senate
Tod May Herrsmith
Apert L. Herrsmitn
State of
Albert L. Huffsmith
of Weld
Esse B. Huffsmith
Jasper M. Huffsmith
Greeley
Ames C. Scott
Plff
Main St
Madison Ave
Tupper
Alpheus P. McNitt
W. Cressy
Geeeley
Supreme Court ruling on St. Vrain county creation
Boulder Herald reports the Supreme Court of Colorado dealing with the constitutionality of Section nine of House Bill 122 to establish the county of St. Vrain. The decision addresses debt liabilities of the new county and tax apportionment, and urges vigilance against pension fraud by claim agents and politicians with G A R calls for oversight committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Colorado
St. Vrain
The
Boulder Herald
Supreme Court
Duriam
Weld
Larimer
Boulder
Boulder County
Tax bills threaten massive pension costs and war debts
The author warns that congress may pass bills driving the annual tax far higher than Europe’s militaries. He recalls family service in the Revolution, 1812 wars, and the Civil War, and criticizes bounty agents and pension frauds that push costly laws while veterans face the consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Judd
Prairie Farmer
Congress
Europe
Kansas
United States
Almanac and magazines highlight political data and literature
The New York Tribune Almanac for 1887 is praised as a premier political reference with electoral votes, Congress laws, and 1886 enactments. It includes Cleveland officials, state governors, and election data. Babyhood, Wide Awake, Tomahawk, Cosmopolitan, and The Forum are noted for content and price reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
the Tribune
Cleveland
Washington
Tribune
Chapin
Babyhood Publishing Co
New York
Wide Awake
D. Lothrop & Co
Boston
Tomahawk
Lamar
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
J. Fitz Brind
Cosmopolitan
Chinatown
Spain
Schlich & Field Co
Rochester
James Parton
Ward
Andrew White
George Bachelor
Noah Davis
the Forum Publishing Co
Editor cheers delay over Sparks land rulings
The Journal of Commerce defends Land Commissioner Sparks, labeling opposition as unjust cries by land sharks and corporations. It argues settlers are not harmed, delays only hit speculators hiring poor men, increasing costs and reducing profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Commissioner Sparks
Journal of Commerce
Describing a South American cholera voyage and life
Miss Haven’s letter from the Argentine Republic details a perilous journey from Rioja to Rosario during a cholera outbreak. She describes harsh travel, exhausted mules, desert heat, and the risk to locals and doctors, with notes on Mendoza Tucuman and Parana. She also paints daily life at Mr. Hope’s home and Christmas customs abroad.
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Florence Gili
Miss Haven
Greeley
Argentine Republic
South America
Jesces Manta
Arcestina Berusnic
Republic
Rioja
Sahara
Rosario
Mr. Hopes
Buenos
Mendoza
Tucuman
Mr. Hope
Parana
Catamarca
Grand Canton Shawmut ball aids Illinois Odd Fellows fund
A Boston based Grand Canton Shawmut ball aimed to raise funds for a Denver visit in September. About 2,000 Cook County attendees from 56 subordinate bodies participated. Illinois Odd Fellows warned Chicago groups not to assume liability for a rival benevolent society’s solicitations. Cleveland and Springfield papers note Rutherford B. Hayes presided at a lodge installation in Fremont, Ohio, with broad attendance. Local endorsements include St Jacob's Oil for a knee issue and Red Star Cough Cure endorsement by a D. I. R. R. cashier.
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Grand Canton Shawmut
Boston
Denver
Cook County
Odd Fellows of
Illinois
Chicago
Odd Fellows’ Benevolent Society
Northwest
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bacon
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Noble
Croghan Lodge No
Fremont
Ohio
Springfield
Brother Hayes
R. B. Hayes
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Pyrecley
Atribune
N. ©. Meeker
Carver & Dunning
E. J. Carver
H. L. Dunning
Judd
Golden Smelter
Golden Globe
Pers
Texas
Montana
Nebraska
California
Northwestern Live Stock Journal
United States Land Office
Arthur Shurtleff
Parker
Pakota
Blake Lucia
Methodist
Richard Blake
Helle Lucia
A. H. Lucas
Marsh
Gammons
U.S. Land Office
John Allison Satan
Frank P. Noyes
North Range
James F. Benedict
J.M. Ellis
James C. Scorr
Greeley, Colo
Noah C. Worth
OTICE
Flower & Huffsmith
James B. Flower
H. F. Flower
Peter Huffsmith
Union Bank
J. B. Flower
Rustee
Thomas W. Law
Greeley Tribune
Denver Colorado
John L. Barrett
Benjamin F. Harsh
Matthew Ryan
Chester Blount
John Cornell
Daniel A. Camfield
F. J. Mott
Register
District Court
Hans P. Thompson
Friedrich Gerken
Chester van Dusen
Henry Thompson
Hans Bollu
Grover
Joseph T. Rison
Sewaceip
Toutant B. Wood
Edward Landers
Joel Boulard
Amos Ackroyd
Eaton
Denver Coro
District Court of
Colo
Jreeley
Frederick Gerken
Hans P.thompson
Hunter & West
Nat
Merchants’ National Bank
Nat'l Ban
M. E. Post, & Co
Cheyenne
1St National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
John M. Wallace
Wyatt
Harper
Cashier
JW. McCuzxer
B.yar Gro
K.peasley
Asa Sterling
Foreign Exchange
Capital
Bruce F. Johnson
WM. F. Thompson
Jas, F. Benedict
B. P. Johnson
W. F. Thompson
J.F Bxgnepror
Dance
Hawks
J. L. Bruse
J. C. Scerr
KE. H. Abbott
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