Editors Visit Fort Collins During Press Association Excursion
The annual Press Association excursion rode a special train from Denver to Fort Collins where editors toured the Agricultural College with President Ingersoll and professors, viewed grain and museum displays, and toured the experimental farm. A banquet followed with toasts and speeches, then a ride to Greeley for nurseries and fruit displays before returning.
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James Hotel
Denver
Ryo
George Ady
Union Pacific Passenger Department
Colorado Central
Fort Collins
Catohning
Ingersoll
Davidson Joemen Stover
Boughton
Ansel Watrous
Agricultural College
Minas
Varios
Blount
Davis
Mead
Museum of
Tedman
Windsor
Wolfe Londoner
Brush
Eaton
West
Hawks
Parker, Gipson
Ed House
Brisbin Walker
The
Chronicle
Washington
Olney
the Oasis
Greeley
B. W. Steele
Colorado Springs
Hunter
J. W. McCreery
C. A. Bennett
Mr. Steele
A. Bennett
Senator Freeman
S. M. Stevenson
Aenan
A. C “Prohibition
Welfe Londoner
Dexver
D. L. Sturgis
Union Pacific Railroad
Wolfe London
George F.hitehead
John Arkins
Mra
J. Brisbin Walker
Liasie M. Braun
Fits MacVerthy
Opinion and Tribune
BoutoEr
Otto Hangelin
Herald
Republic
Castix Roca
Mrs. Holbrook Journal
GussEr
George D. Statler
James Torrens
Sun
J. Carver
Ralph Meeker
Tribune
Loxemorwr
H. L. Hayward
Ledger
Sr. Elwo
Howard Russell Mountaineer
Tix Cor
Nichols
Icr
Flora Bates
Bloomington
A. Bemis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jackson
Opera House
Fisk
James
Hooper
Io Grande Railway
Godse
Manitou
Pike's Peak
Canons
Mineral Springs
Palmer Lake
Arkansas Divide
Estes Park
Thompson
General Palmer
Doctor Manitou
Almer
Hart
Editorial Excursion Choir Shines As Officers Named for Year
The group praised the 1834 Editorial Excursion as best since the Association began. A duet by Wolfe Londoner and Ziegenfuss drew applause. New officers include George West president, C P Bryan and J K Carver vice presidents, W K Pabor secretary, Ziegenfuss secretary, Tilney treasurer, and Cooper with Corman and Atkins on the executive committee. Local notes cover cattle dealings, land claims near Denver Junction, county boundaries, a Fort Morgan dinner, and a racing accident where Henry Flint injured a horse rider in a wagon collision followed by an evening ball and Fort Morgan ruins fireworks.
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Denver
Maury
John Cheely
Hooper
Pabor
Wolfe Londoner
Ziegenfusa
Denver Republican
George West
Golden
C. P. Bryan
Idaho Springs
KK. J. Carver
Greeley
W. K. Pabor
C. Ziegenfuss
R. W. Tilney
Boulder News and Courier
K. G. Cooper
Corman
Colorado Springs Times
Joh Atkins
Golden Transcript
Colorado
Packard
Sterling News
Kansas City
Chicago
George K. Peasley
Ilinois Cattle Company
Ogalalla
Denver Junction
Nebraska
Weld County
A. S. Baker
New Fort Morgan
Henry Flint
Baker Horse-Ranch
Flint
Old Fort Morgan
Lumber deliveries and gold finds uplift Murrayville news
Special correspondence notes Murrayville receives lumber from Bette for 0 thousand feet while many leave for Kootenai country due to no local work. A four horse wagon arrives from Thompson. a six horse Concord coach is planned. Dream Gulch yields a nugget of 1944 ounces valued at 340 dollars and a mica find at Ryder Gulch.
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Munkarville
Murrayville
Bette
Kootenai
Thompson
Concord
Achiteh
Chicago
Pritchard Creek
Ryder Gulch
Dream Gulch
Cour d'Alene Zagle
Pioneer
Willow's Claim
Thomas Steele
Dan Furguson
Eagle
Ferguson
Ophir Gulch
Thompson Falls
District Court
Murray
Raven
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University of Denver
Andrew Scott
F. L. Childs
Phiadelparl
Philadelphia
Main
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Denver Colorado
Thos. Wilson
Charles Baldridge
Gen. Kendrick
James Thompson
New Windsor
Louis Dugal
Register
Weldane
Sounrado
Seeley
Louis Dugal, Register
Pleasant Valley School
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Borse
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Caen
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Evans
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Boulder
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B. N. Allen
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Ohio City
New Mexico
Taase
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Arapahoe Street
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Gho. N.spear
Portland Cement
Michigan
Red Cross Paints
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Mansfield’s
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