Two Railroads Reach Crossings Agreement in Weld County
Union Pacific and Denver, Laramie & Northwestern officials signed an agreement defining rights of way for cross crossings in Weld County. The pact ends a U P lawsuit seeking to block a crossing on the disputed route from Brighton to Erie Johnstown and clarifies conditions for future track crossings. Officials say the accord does not address other topics amid reports of Southern Colorado and Burlington sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
United States District Court
Weld County
A.L. Mohler
Weld
U. P
Brighton
Erie
Vet
Laramie & Northwestern
Johnstown
Charles Scott Johnson
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Mohler
Colorado & Southern
Brriington
Eaton Bride and Denver Bridegroom Wed Quietly
Annie Parrot and James H. Burt were quietly married in Denver by Rev Dickinson. The bride, lifelong Eaton resident and Eaton High School graduate, moves to Eaton with her husband, a Californian tractor trader who recently settled in town. The couple will reside at their Eaton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Parrot
James H. Burt
Denver
Dickinson
Eaton Congrestional
Mire
Roscoe Farr ©Lle
Eaton
Eaton Herald
Ea- Electric Light Company
Ditch Company Holds Annual Meeting in Fort Collins
The Water Use and Supply Company annual meeting was held in Fort Collins on Tuesday. Attendees included J. J. Newell, Samel Newell, Albert Nichols, August Molander, A. W. Morrison, R. O. Wykert, C. F. Myers, and H Brown. A. A. Edwards was re elected superintendent. Directors elected: August Molander, R. Wykert, H Brown, J. W. Bennett, J. Skinner, A. Kuiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Use & Supply Company
Fort Collins
Nomr
Auwit
J. J. Newell
Samel Newell
Albert Nichols
August Molander
A. W Morrison
RO Wyskert
C. F. Myers
A. A. Edwarda
R. Wykert
Brown
J. W. Bennett
J. Skinner
A. Kiuver
County Judges Convene in Denver For State Meeting
Judge Wradfield of the county court attended a state convention of county judges called at Judge Lindsey’s request. The juvenile court is the chief topic with aim to better integrate courts statewide for improved reform of delinquent youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wradfield
Denver
Lindsey
Lumber firm appeals Small Case to county court
Gilcrest Lumber company appeals a $36 bill suit from Justice William Hart of Ault to the county court. Hart ruled for the plaintiff with about $16 costs awarded to the Ault man. Attorney Strong represents the lumber firm. Herbert Baker represents the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilcrest Lumber Conpany
W. Cox
Justice Court
Wm. Hart of
Ault
Justice Hart
Sasesed
Costa
Lumber Company
Attorney Strong
Herbert Baker
Little Doings in Other Towns Headlines Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Albert Eaton and son plan to leave February for California Mrs Roscoe Farr accompanied Miss Annie Parrot to Denver Tuesday Miss Myrtie Younker recovering from appendicitis in a Denver hospital Her meter Carrie improving and to move to a lower altitude F L Weller very ill may cancel California trip Several townsfolk went to Denver stock show Jack Watson Jas Dorsey Dick Plake Al Shay FE Steele Infant of Mr and Mrs Harry Brown buried in Eaton cemetery J F Beattie and R B Carpenter traveled to Denver likely staying a couple days J Melville Paria of Peckham joined Denver stock show Ray Laughlin substituting cashier at LaSalle State Bank Rev E K B Giffen of Lindees Ostis to preach at Presbyterian church next Sunday He formerly pastor here and visits parishioners in LaSalle He is in charge of a large Californian parish and returned to Colorado to attend land interests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Farr
Annie Parrot
Denver
Myrtie Younker
Carrie
F. L. Weller
California
Hot Springs
Jack Watson
Jas. Dorsey
Dick Plake
al Shay
FE. G. Steele
Harry Brown
Windsor
Eaton
J. F. Beattie
R. B. Carpenter
J. Melville Paria
Peckham
Ray Laughlin
LaSalle State Bank
Laughlins
E. KB. Giffen
Lindees
Ostis
Presbyterian Church
Gifin
Colorado
LaSalle
Local births and visits noted in area society
Born Sunday January 17 a son to Mr and Mrs Clacd Graves. A list records visitors including Mr and Mrs Wesley Staley in Denver and Mr and Mrs Perry Evans in Greeley. Also mentions travels to Greeley Ault Shaver Denver and a funeral for Franklin Brown with relatives in attendance. The third fleetup course by Ault Military club featured the Rachael Steinman company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clacd Graves
Wesley Staley
Denver
Perry Evans
J. T. Perkine
Greeley
F. L. Hinkley
Joan Law
Shaver
Ault Military Club
Rachael Steinman Company
M W A Installation Highlights New Officers
The M W A held its installation of officers on Tuesday night. New executives include H W Kirby as Vice Commander F J McIntyre as W A L G Mann as banker E P Hubbell as clerk Ernest Eckeroth as escort 8 D Per kine as watchman John Neilson as sen try Dr M Harding and Dr J W Craig with J A Rocke fellow serving as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Kirby
V C
F. J. McIntyre
W. A
L. G. Mann
E. P. Hubbell
Ernest Eckeroth
D. Perkine
John Neilson
M. ©. Harding
J. W. Craig
J. A. Rockefellow
Surprise for Mrs Ling at Woodcraft circle dinner
Mrs Alice Ling was given a pleasant surprise at her home Tuesday evening by about twenty members of the Women of Woodcraft circle. The affair honored her tenth year as clerk of the circle and included a presentation of a generous purse and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ling
Women of
Woodcraft Ciress
City Council Considers Coal Weighing Ordinance
Regular session notes a petition from Bartlett Lumber and others to require coal weighed on city scales with certificates of weight. Pueblo precedent shows fines for no ticket and officers patrolling dealers. Council orders city attorney to prosecute delayed police magistrate cases and Todd to pursue Erickson condemnation. Neill Lumber approved scales at Sixth Street site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ward
Bartlett, Lumber Company
Pueblo
Todd
Erickson
Neill Lumber Company
Sixth Street
Real Estate Men from Colorado Meet in Denver
A. M. McClenahen and other local agents attend the Colorado Realty Dealers association winter meeting in Denver. Statewide topics include immigration bureau creation and pursuing good roads legislation. The convention opened at the Brown Palace hotel and plans to relocate the next meeting to Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. McClenahen
State Real Estate Exchange
Denver
Colorado Realty Dealers’ Association
Bureau of Immigration
Brown Palace
Association
Greeley
Children raise pennies for Tisdel Memorial Fund
The pupils of public schools plan a penny and nickel collection for the Tisdel Memorial Fund. The funds will be given to the committee on Red Tag as a sizable remembrance from the students.
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Tisdel Memorial Fund
Spuds Going Out Fast In District Market
Potatoes remain at 85 cents and farmers push remaining crop to market. One hundred carloads left Tuesday with twenty from Greeley station, trains rapidly supplying empties. Cattle shipments reached 400 head from Windsor. sheep moved from Longmont Loveland and Lucerne bounds for St. Joe market. If prices hold, under 500 carloads may remain by month’s start unless a new cold wave hits.
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Greeley Station
Windsor
Longmost
Loveland
Lucerne
St. Joe
Lincoln's Sympathy for the Soldiers in Lincoln Biography
Ida Tarbell recounts Abraham Lincoln's deep concern for Civil War soldiers as told by Billy Brown of Springfield. Leonard Swett notes Lincoln’s keen interest in camp life and supply issues, from shoes and rations to quinine, onions, and home sickness cures.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Ida M. Tarbell
Abraham
Miss Tarbell
Billy Brown
Springfield
Til
Leonard Swett
Billy
See Potomac
Gill and Decker Win Prizes at Denver Stock Show
Gill and Decker of Greeley won the Chicago special prize of 50 dollars on a car lot of lambs and took third prize of 20 dollars in breeding ewes. Mr Sylvester of San Luis Valley won first place and Bruce Eaton took second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gill & Decker
Greeley
Chicago
Mr. Sylvester
San Luis Valley
Bruce Eaton
Excellent concert by male chorus thrills local audience
An attentive crowd enjoyed an evening concert led by Emil B. Hatch with performances by Beyrer Stukey Hatch Kinne Pier and McGruder. The program featured classical and vocal numbers and concluded with a chorus finale followed by an oyster supper for about 200 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil B. Hatch
Messrs
Beyrer
Stukey
Hatch
Kinne
Pier
McGruder
I. S. Stukey
A. D. Pier
A. R. Kinne
Clarence Searing
Ness
I. O. Glazier
Dark Eyes
Our League
M. S. Ness
Cedric C. Adair
Harvey Phillips
Schubert
J. C. Kendel
J. Scott Thompson
Sarah Hunter
J. A. Beyrer
Life
L. J. Stukey
J. A. Bester
Kate Wood Zimmer obituary near Evans Colorado
Mrs Kate Wood Zimmer died at Evans Colorado on Friday January 15 at the home of her son in law A R Weinhold aged 60 years 10 months 26 days Born in St Vincent Island West Indies to Scotch parents She spent childhood in Scotland and New York City later living in Nebraska and Kansas with husband Rev J N Zimmer Brought up in church work she bore illness with Christian fortitude Funeral services were conducted by Rev R J Hunter of Greeley and Rev I A Blackwood of Evans She leaves her husband a daughter Mrs A R Weinhold and two sisters Mrs James Maxwell and Mrs Agnes Mullen
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Evans
Colo
A. R. Weinhold
Kate Wood Zimmer
Sev. J . Zimmer
Zimmer
St. Vincent Island
West Indies
Scotland
New York City
Polo
Ill
West Point
Neb
J. N. Zimmer
Lutheran Church
North Washington
R. J. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church of
Greeley
I. A. Blackwood
Reformed Presbyterian Church of
James Maxwell
Huntington
Long Island
Agnes Mullen
Baton
Local stone cutter fined after drunken incident
A local stone cutter drank heavily and bumped into liquor, leading to a night in the police station. He faced a fine of $10 plus additional court costs.
Speikermeir Child to Face Juvenile Court Delinquency
Sheriff Florance went to Fort Collins to serve a summons on the Speikermeir child’s parents. The boy will be tried for delinquency in juvenile court and sentenced by Judge Garrigues tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florance
Fort Collins
Speikermeir
Garrigues
Mrs May Swan and Son Leave for Weiser Idaho
Mrs May Swan and her son Carl departed Tuesday for Weiser Idaho. The trip details are brief with no further context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Swan
Carl
Weiser, Idaho
Beet Growers Start Things See Weigh Ta re Men Control
South Platte valley farmers from Longmont to Collins Windsor Eaton and nearby areas appoint a committee to travel to Denver and press for growers to have more say in selecting weigh and tare men at beet dumps. Attorney James H. Brown handles their petition seeking better tare conditions and fair treatment.
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Denver
South Platte Valley
Longmont
Collins
Windsor
Eaton
James H. Brown
Shafroth Announces Practical Appointments to Board
In Denver the governor named ex-Congressman John C. Bell and Senator E. M. Ammons to the State Board of Agriculture. The senate confirmed the appointments in executive session, signaling a radical shift toward practical agronomists and stockmen at the agricultural college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
Denver
Senate
Shafroth
John C. Bell
E. M. Ammons
State Board of Agriculture
Agriculural College
Hughes Elected to U S Senate by Colorado Legislature
In Denver a joint session of the Colorado legislature elected Charles J. Hughes to the United States Senate to succeed Teller. Lieutenant governor Fitzgerald presided, the galleries were crowded, Hughes' family watched from a box, and after notification he delivered a victory speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles J. Hughes
United States Senate
Teller
Pitzgerald
Dagoe Kills Wife and Policeman in Trinidad
Special to the Daily at Trinidad Colorado January 20 Italian Joseph Enquine fatally shoots his wife and police officer Alex Brighton in a west side tenderloin resort over money matters then shoots himself. The wounded cannot live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Joseph Enquine
Alex
Brighton
Tenderloin
Enquine
Explosion in Lake Tunnel At City Water Crib
A half ton of dynamite exploded at the Intermediate City Water Crib a mile and a half from shore in Chicago. The blast left 5 to 45 men drowned or burned as a tunnel under the lake connected the city to the crib. Tug boats rescued about twenty of sixty five workers at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Three More Die From Dotsero Wreck Toll Rises
Three more victims declared this morning and last night raise the Dotsero wreck death toll to twenty three. The deceased are L. J. Exell of Marshall Missouri Mrs Lydia Mahan of Princeton Indiana and A C Roesean of Holdrege Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Dotsero
L. J. Exell
Marshall
Lydia Mahan
Princeton
Indiana
A. C. Roesean
Holdrege
Neb
Daniel Roberts to be released as family recovers
Daniel Roberts of Evans regains sanity after illness in his children, with the Evans hospital to reopen Monday. Four cases reported, three Roberts children and one other, all not serious. A surge of "black" diphtheria reported at Fort Collina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Roberts
Evans
Roberts
Fort Collina
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Peputer
Heide
Ditch Company
Albert Eaton and
A. EK. Reine
Ina
D. B. Cloud
J J. Downey
Little Franklin Brown
M. C. Robinson
Iowa
Mr. Robinson
G. W. Nichols
Mrs. Toing
Cnry
Weights and Measures
Per Tisdel
Enthus
I. L. Stukey
W. H. McGruder
Chas. Grove
Kate Zimmer
Father Tisdel
The
Dairy Tribune
Shaproth
Dagoe
Tribune
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