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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
6
In Larimer County Colorado District Court the North Poudre Irrigation petitions to change the point of diversion and place of use for water rights on the Cache la Poudre River. The court set August 2 1911 at 10:00 AM for hearings and ordered notices published in Fort Collins Review and Greeley Tribune.
Clerk Harry H Hartman of Larimer County Colorado summons all owners and claimants of canal or reservoir water rights in Water District No 3 Division 1 to appear in Fort Collins Court on August 2 1911 at 10:00 AM. They must file oath bound statements of adverse claims and present proofs on injurious effects of the proposed change of diversion point and use in the Sauter petition. First publication June 22 1911 The Greeley Tribune.
Gustave Wich trustee petitions to shift 4.62 cu ft per second of water from The Taylor & Gill Ditch Company headgate on the Cache la Poudre to the North Fork Ditch. The case involves North Poudre Irrigation Company and stockholders, with aim to irrigate dry lands and adjust diversion points in Larimer County Colorado.
The petition seeks a court order to modify the point of diversion and use for water shares in The Taylor & Gill Ditch Company, allowing temporary capture of water by a dam on Section 34, Township 11 North, Range 71 West, for head gain into the North Fork Ditch. Hearing set for August 2, 1911, at 10:00 AM in Fort Collins with notice to water rights holders in Water District No. 3 Division No. 1.
The Cross-8 Cattle Company is dissolved by action of its stockholders at a meeting held in Greeley Colorado. The secretary confirms the corporate seal and publication in the Greeley Weekly Tribune with first on June 22 1911 and last on July 27 1911.
The Lost Springs Ranch Co of Denver has applied to lease indemnity school lands in Weld County. The application No 9669 covers multiple townships and ranges including sections in Bee and Bee counties, with descriptions of public lands sought for lease under the state board of land commissioners.
First publication in Greeley Tribune records notice by the state board of land commissioners. The notice indicates multiple publications with the first in Greeley and final date in July.
Notice is given that C H Allyn of Hardin Colorado applied No 9670 to lease described school lands in Weld County Colorado. The lands include lots and sections in townships 2 62 W 4 N 63 W and others in Sec 6 and Sec 8 with various lot numbers. No other lease applications will be considered after July 13 1911. Jefferson, July 1911 last publication July.
Public Trustee I W R Patterson announces sale of Section 1 Township 3 North Range 66 West Weld County Colorado to the highest bidder at the court house door in Greeley on July 24 1911 at 4 30 PM to satisfy three promissory notes totaling the debt plus interest and costs under a deed of trust dated December 31 1909 and January 4 1910.
The Denver Laramie and Northwestern Railway Company dissolves by unanimous stockholder vote at a meeting in Laramie on May 10 1913. Debts settled assets disposed no further need for existence. officers Johnson president Felt secretary certify proceedings with notices in the Taramie Republican. First publication June 15 1911. last July 20 1911.
Department of the Interior notices Harry Roberts files to contest Homestead Entry No 011865 in Township 12 N Range 68 W. He alleges Pierre LeToqueux abandoned the claim for over seven months before February 18 1911. Contest requires answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or loss of hearing rights. service proof required.
W H POUND Register states notices should be sent to the post office named for future notices. First publication June 29, second publication July 13, third July 20.
Sterline Colorado June 24 1911 contest notice to Clyde H Wagner of Kimball Nebraska. Andrew Smith filed Nov 14 1910 claimed homestead No 012018 for N% of Sec 10 T11N R58W Sixth Principal Meridian alleging Hagner abandoned the land for six months prior to action and that failure continues. Publication dates June 29 July 6 July 13 July 20.
Summons issued to Lucy Abernethy in Weld County Colorado in a case where The People of the State of Colorado seek a resultant trust on Lot 16 Hinck 24 City of Greeley and to quiet title in fee simple. Defendant must answer within twenty days if served in county or thirty days if served out of county or by publication. default leads to judgment. First publication 1911. last publication unknown.
In Weld County Colorado executor Harry G Reed sole surviving executor will file final settlement before the County Court on August 7 1911 at Greeley Colorado for approval and discharge Objections may be filed by interested parties First publication July 6 1911 last publication July 1 1911 with attorney R G Strong
The state board of health issues detailed directions to every hospital about preventing influenza spread. It urges strict efforts to stop the disease from entering dormitories or culinary departments of hospitals.
Mrs. Jessie Gilmore was an outgoing passenger this morning for Longmont. Mrs. B. B. Brown, visiting in Greley with Mrs. D. D., returned to her Pueblo home this morning.
Members of the La Salle K K K Club gathered at Miss Edith Herrington’s home for a Friday evening social with refreshments and a few friends. Grace Laugh Na plans Fort Collins summer, Grace Ellis attends Greeley chautauqua, Edith Herrington goes to Cleveland before fall hosting Mrs. Car Dene and Ethel Briggs.
The State Board of Charities and Corrections refuses to approve the county jail plan at Greeley and objects to steel partitions, urging concrete walls and more open space. Officials warn bids for construction may be opened Monday if plans aren’t approved, with demands for 30 feet between the jail and the Elks Home and courthouse.
The state land board asks the attorney general for guidance on whether irrigation districts have the right of way across state lands without compensation. Districts claim existing ditches and reservoirs across school lands without payment, while the land trust view urges protection of lands unless compensated. George Thorne, land board attorney, requests the opinion.
J. F. Feser and his family announce a camping excursion in the Bills wilderness for about two weeks starting next week. The trip aims to enjoy nature and outdoor activities during their time away.
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