Windsor notices and local society updates
Windsor and area notices list Masonic communications at Windsor Lodge No 60, church services at M E Church with Pastor P Cook, Sunday School, and choir practice, Windsor Corner Band rehearsals, and Windsor Town Board trustees with names A J Rowe F L Weller Gee Osterhout A Hahn H McNeil J K E Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H, McNein
Windsor Lodge No. 60
A. M
Masonic Hall
A. J. Rown
W. M
A. B. Fowler
Seo'y
Ww. C. T U
M. E. Church
P. Cook
S. Cook
Windsor
Platteville Notes From January Correspondence
Platteville reports several town items including hotel changes at Kirk, Ballenger, Francisco, and Mrs Coyken dall. Post office moves to Stanton building with sixty lock boxes. Bridge northeast of town under construction and blocking traffic. Immigration of Chinamen to Wall Persell ranch with plans for gardening. Cheese factory busy. duck and rabbit hunting active with Denver parties. Religious services and literary society active. school and local lectures ongoing.
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Tarman
Platteville
Kirk Hotel
Kirk
Ballenger
Francisco
Joseph Coykendall
W. Wasley
Stanton Building
Judge Wheeler
Wall & Persell
Denver
Presiding Elder
Thornton
M. E. Church
Rainbelt aid and Masons notes from Denver meeting
A Denver letter discusses Rainbelt donations to aid settlers on arid land and critiques optimistic climate claims. It covers Union Lodge financials, a new lodge lease, Masonic activity, Sons of America principles, and a Farmers’ Union session proposing irrigation and water rights legislation with an executive committee to push measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giro
Denver
Union Lodge No. 1
Denver Lodge No. 4
Masonic Temple
Union Lodge
I. N. Rogers
P. M
Sons of America
Henry ©. Dillon
California
Los Angeles
A. J
Messrs
Wakes
Munson
Wayne
Moodie
Cole
Land Along North Platte River Valley for Sale
Rare opportunity for several parcels of choice land under ditch in the North Platte River Valley. Listings show abundant water and attractive terms. Sold by Cary and Lyon, real estate agents in Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte River Valley
Partnership Formed for Insurance Real Estate and Loans
Greeway Colorado January 1 1891 notice states J C Scorr and M A Lyons have formed a partnership to conduct an insurance real estate and loan business starting this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greewry
Colo
J. C. Scorr
M. A. Lyons
Lyons and Thomas Dissolved Partnership Agreement 1891
Notice states the firm Lyons & Thomas dissolved January 1 1891 by mutual consent Judge J Scott purchased A M Thomas interest and M A Lyons will assume liabilities and collect all accounts due to the firm Signed January 12 1891 M A Lyons A M Thomas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons & Thomas
J. ©. Scott
A. M. Thomas
M. A. Lyons
A. M. TioMas
Mercantile Copartnership
Greeley
Colorado
S. L Sawyer & Co
S. L. Sawyer
8. D. Hanter
S L. Sawyer
S. D. Hunter
I. Sawyer
D. Hunter
House Committee Assignments Show Streamlined Subcommittees
The document lists committee rosters with chairmen and members for Finance Ways and Means, Judiciary, Appropriations and Expenditures, Mines and Mining, Public Lands, Stock, Agriculture and Irrigation, Education, Public Buildings, Elections and Appointments, State Affairs and Reapportionment, Corporations and Railroads, Fees and Salaries, State Institutions, Penitentiary, Counties and County Lines, Indian and Military Affairs, Roads and Bridges, Federal Relations, Printing, Engrossment, Enrollment, Rules, Forestry and Game, Insurance and Banking. It names multiple representatives including Schwanbeck Eddy Voorhees White Carmichael D. and others, indicating broad legislative committee structure and party designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwanbeck
Carmichael
Brown
Jefferson
Tucker
Zacharias
Voorhees
Bromley
Flickinger
White Secor
Arapahoe
Eddy
Rittenhouse
Campbell
Hendricks
Reynolds
Wallace
Wilmot
Wooton
Hathaway
Allen
Ammons
Topping
Eaton
Richards
Thornton
Mullen
Kennedy
Bell
O’mahoney
White
Twombly
Adams
Warner
Bowman
Coombs
Warner, Bell
O'Connor
Lahey
Knowland
Penitentiary
Costello
Alden
Chapman
Sullivan
Sanborn
Ellior
Mitchell
Shaw, Secor
van der Weyden
O’connor
Local Committee List Shows Chairman and Members
The document lists committee chairs and members across departments including House Expenses Revision and Constitution Temperance Medical Affairs and Public Health Labor and related districts. Names such as Schwanbeck Adams Wootton Mul len Van Der Weyden Hendricks and Allen appear with party designations noted in places.
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Wallace
Schwanbeek
Zacharias
Adams
Wootton
Mullen
Reynolds
Charman
Carmichael
Shaw
Richards
Twombly
Dollis
van der Weyden
Secor
Flickinger
White
Bell
Campbell
Hendricks
Alden
Temperance
Brown
Arapahoe
Schwanbeck
Allen
Sullivan
Mallen
O’mahoney
Labor
Thornton
Wilmot
State Debt Totals in Governor Cooper’s Message
Extracts show the state's total debt as of November 30, 1890 with warrant and certificate amounts. Outstanding warrants bear 6 percent interest amounting to 1,393,354.47. Outstanding certificates of indebtedness bear 6 percent interest totaling 1,? and loco weed certificates no interest 16,910.24. Capitol building bonds at 3 percent totaling 150,000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Building
Inerin Kdaxs
State finances and proposed railroad commission reform
The document outlines outstanding debts and credits in the general revenue fund, noting $1,414,216.63 in principal indebtedness with uncollected taxes and $837,408.83 in debt after deductions. It calls for a railroad commission with broad powers, a guiding law, and prompt, effective decisions. It also discusses the State Normal School opened Oct 6, 1890 with needs for funding and buildings and urges repeal of unnecessary appropriations and future safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocecocecsors
Esecsiop Lh
General Revenue Fund
Capitol
Auditor of State
Board of Commissioners
Board of Railroad Commissioners
General Assembly
State Normal School
Friends of the Public Schools
Greeley
County of Weld
Supreme Court
Seventh General Assembly
Cynic Quote Attributed To Tutor In Milwaukee Sentinel
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports a reply to a young student asking what a cynic is. The tutor describes a cynic as a man whom the world is tired of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Sentinel
New Masonic Temple Planned for Milwaukee Area
The Masonic home board in Philadelphia outlines a three story rear addition to the current building for laundry lavatory and infirmary use. A Milwaukee site for a new temple is expected to be announced soon with a seven or eight story cut stone structure costing at least 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Masonic Home
Broad
Ontario Streets
Philadelphia
Ilinois Masonite Orphans’ Home
Canada
Missouri
A O U W Jurisdictions Notes and Assessments
The Portland Reporter backs biennial grand lodge sessions. Most Portland lodges support the postal card system. By Aug 1, 1890, assessments by jurisdiction show Kentucky and Tennessee at 20 each, New York 19, Illinois and California 17, and others down to 7 in Iowa and Nebraska. New York paid 4,000 in June to beneficiaries of deceased members. October assessments: Missouri 2, Dakota 1, Michigan 2, Nebraska 1, Iowa 1, California 2, Colorado 2, Indiana 2, New York 2, Oregon 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge
Kentucky
Tennessee
New York
Illinois
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Georgia
Oregon
Texas
Nevada
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Missouri
Colorado
Ontario
Minnesota
Michigan
Dakotas
Kansas
Massachusetts
Iowa
Nebraska
Portland
Grand Lodge
Dakota
Royal Arcanum to Assess Fifteen Times This Year
The Royal Arcanum will likely call fifteen assessments in 1883, up from thirteen in 1882. Monthly reports show 9,508 members were initiated in the six months ending June 30, 1880, across the jurisdiction. The supreme secretary logged seventy six membership applications from Massachusetts in October and 1,075 from the whole order in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Secretary
Massachusetts
United Friends Death Claims and Membership Gain in Massachusetts
The annual report shows $75,000 paid for death claims in Massachusetts and $67,759.02 received from assessments, leaving members $7,240.98 ahead of the imperial treasury. Imperial Councilor Brayton notes a strong rise in membership with over 23,000 members and $476,000 paid out on death claims in the past year.
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Massachusetts
Imperial Treasury
Imperial
Hay for Sale from Heaton
Heaton advertises hay and alfalfa for sale with a standing stock and ongoing availability.
For Sale and Help Wanted Notices from Pleasant Valley and Geneva
For sale a choice eighty in Pleasant Valley and a Platte River mixed farm offered on easy terms by J. W. Sanborn. Wanted general housework with address for Agnes Benson in Greeley. Local men to act for the People’s Building Loan and Saving Association of Geneva NY to establish branch departments. Money on good security. Write with references to E A Walton Treasurer Geneva NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Platte River
J. W. Sanborn
Agnes Benson
Greeley
People’s Building, Loan and Saving Association of
Geneva
N. Y
E. A. Walton
Wyatt Brothers debt notices and shop offerings
All persons owing the late firm of Wyatt Brothers are urged to pay immediately or face legal collection. Wyatt Bros advertises plows cultivator shovels and files at its shop. Thomas J. Noons is secured as a first class horsesheer. A ten percent cash discount on all work. Six hole ranges offered for twelve dollars at Hallock and Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Brothers
Wyatt Bros
Thos. J. Noons
Annual meeting notice of The Irrigation Pump Manufacturing Co
The stockholders will meet Tuesday evening January 13 1891 at 7 30 at the company office in Greeley Colorado to elect seven directors and attend to other business. Greeley Colo December 31 1890 Henry T West Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irrigation Pump Manufacturing Company
Greeley
Colorado
Colo
Henry T. West
Secy
Weld County
Mary E. Wilson
Erma &. Annis
Weld
Mary ER. Wilson
Jas
Trade land for residence in Greeley and canal water
Listing offers land for trade for a residence in Greeley and water rights, mentions sale of half a water right in canal number two for $1,000, plus sale of matched dra horse team. Advert suggests J. Max Clark of Greeley, Cole, as contact. Claims about the American Rambler safety device highlight durability and ease of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
J. Max Clark
Cole
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Greeley, Salt Lake
Pacinicky
Time Taker
West
Mail & Ex
Mail & Eix
Mias
Artie Kern
L. V. Hunt
Home Missionary Society
W. W. Kennedy
Hillsborough
H. F. McNett
F. L. Weier
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Maddox
Gazzam
Hawkins
New York Sun
Grace van Yearner
Jack Reddyboy
Pittsburg Bulletin
Nebraska Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Omaha
Pittsburg Dispatch
Gay
Bright
Boston Transcript
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Protective Union
Chamber of Commerce
Cary & Lyon
Sidney
Neb
House Committees
Cooper
Pitcher’s Castoria
JAEN
Marsdohi A. Loga
Washington
Tue Greecey Tribune
Tue Tribune
The
Home Magazine
Masonic
North Carolina
Order of Eastern Star
South Dakota
Knights OF Pythias
Sioux
S. D
Pythian Record
Grand Lodge of
la Grippe
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Pythian Knights
Kansas City
United Friends
E, Heaton
Hallock & Thayer’s
Fred Dille
Atlas Engine Works
Indianapolis
IND
Orr
DE Chas H. Berry
State St
Chicago
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