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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1872

Page

5

One Hundred Dollar Reward Offered in Greeley 1872

Citizens of Greeley Colorado pledge a hundred dollar reward for proof to the Town Board of violations of ordinance No 15 on intoxicating liquors. Private violators receive a reward equal to the fine from $50 to $100. Names and pledges listed with date February 24 1872.

Greeley Colorado Ralph Meeker Wm. H. Post Marx & Company C. R. Welch & Company J. W. R. Spencer W. F. Thompson A. B. Wace Louis Dupuis Dr. J. 8. Scott T. H. Abbott Col

The New Railroad Settlements and Possibilities

The article discusses Union Pacific plans for a Colorado branch from Julesburg, linking to the Denver and Rio Grande along the Platte to Greeley or Evans, and potentially via the Cache la Poudre. It cites Governor Evans, Colorado valleys, coal fields, and pending routes, noting Union Pacific aims to control key corridors and may oppose rival lines.

Denver Omaha Union Pacific Colorado Julesburg Denver and Rio Grande The Platte Greeley Evans Golden Thompson Cache la Poudre Cache la Pondr Denver Pacific Kansas Pacific John Evans la Porte Clear Creek Boulder St. Vr Laramie Gack la Po

Skinning Industry Examined by Stock Growers in Denver

Denver meet of stock growers discussed California stock laws but focused on a new skinning venture. Speakers described men skinning dead cattle with bullet holes found in carcasses, noting the practice is serious though cattle losses are currently small. Outfits and teams are reportedly used by those involved.

Denver California

Resolution to prosecute skinning with owners’ consent concerns

The article notes an enacted resolve authorizing prosecution of skinning without owners’ consent and authorizes counsel for the association. It remarks on extensive skinning along the Platte, claims skinners track brands, and contrasts Eastern readers’ views with local experience in Colorado north of the Divide and southern Colorado, where losses are likely about one percent.

Platte Colorado

Railroad plans reshape Colorado stretch from Julesburg

The Denver News reports Kansas Pacific bought Denver Pacific and will build a 216 mile line along the north side of the South Platte from Julesburg to the Cache la Poudre vicinity, linking with Denver and Rio Grande. Stock subscriptions include Mr. Oakes Ames, with heavy local tie production and suburban planting schemes announced.

Denver Kansas Pacific Denver Pacific Evans Julesburg Laramie Latham Pine Bluffs Union Pacific Railroad Oakes Ames Sickles South Platte Colorado Cache la Poudre Greeley Boulder Valley Denver and Rio Grande Lite Messrs Hutton & Dawson

Plan to complete a vast fence to enclose lands

The legislature urges completing a broad border fence to enclose as much land as possible. It calls for widespread contributions to secure crops and money for the year. It warns that failure would be ruinous and urges patriotic support to extend the fence across more land.

Inman Concert Delights Baptist Church Audience

The Inman concert drew a full house at the Baptist Church with Miss Washburn and Mrs. Harrington praised for their voices and Miss Hollister and Mrs. Starkweather noted for talent. The program featured the double quartet and several encores, and the event included a large attendance of public school children. The Evans repeat offered comic songs and a lively audience, ending with a festive late-night gathering at Mr. Inman’s home.

Baptist Church Miss Hollister Starkweather Charles T. Barnes N. Hazen Harsos Miss Washburn Messrs. Shattuck Howard Sheriff Brush Mr. West Washburn New England Barnes Carl Formes Hazen Inman Brothers James Inman Moses John Inman Joseph Inman Evans Mr. Inman Adams Mr. Hollister Colorado New Jersey

The Literary Association Debate on Law and Integrity

The Literary Association chaired by Mr. Gipson discussed honest lawyering and fair trials after musical interludes. Notable references to Erskine, Somers, and historic figures like Adams Jefferson Marshall and Lincoln highlighted the profession’s guardianship of civil liberty. Mrs. Buell recited and Mr. Haynes offered closing critique.

the Literary Association Literary Association Gipson The Free Church Miss West Minnie Moss Erskine England John Somers Adams Jefferson Jay Marshall Story Kent Everett Lincoln O’ Connell Wilberforce Phillips Sumner Buell Haynes

Book for travelers and settlers published by Vaughan

W R Vaughan of Bluffs Printing House Council Bluffs Iowa has issued a Business Guide and Emigrant s Hand Book for the Kansas Pacific Railroad from Kansas City to Denver and Cheyenne and for the Colorado Central Boulder Valley and the Denver and Rio Grande Railways. The work includes town sketches advantages of places railroad write ups mountain towns colonies Union Evans and advertisements from each town for emigrants travelers and business men.

W. R. Vaughan Bluffs Council Bluffs Iowa Kansas Pacific Railroad Kansas City Denver Cheyenne Colorado Central Boulder Valley Denver and Rio Grande Union Evans

World Tour By Oceanic Route Ticket Prices

The Denver Tribune notes through tickets issued worldwide cost 1145 in gold and cover a voyage lasting eighty one days. It lists a westward route from New York to San Francisco then Yokohama Hong Kong Calcutta Bombay Suez Brindisi to London and back to New York with extensive mileages.

New York San Francisco Yokohama Hong Kong Calcutta Bombay Suez Alexandria Brindisi London Denver Tribune

Valley of San Luis and Park described in detail

J. F. Newer details the San Luis Valley and Park in southwestern Colorado and parts of New Mexico. He describes geography, lakes such as Roaring Lake, the Rio Grande’s course, soil, grasses, crops, livestock, and the Mexican population, Penitente practices, priestly influence, mining prospects, minerals, and flora including pinyon and quaking aspen.

GueeLey CoLoRapo San Luis Valley Park Colorado New Mexico Rio Grande Greeley Fort Garland J. F

Denver Pacific elects Carr as President after Evans resigns

The Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company held a board meeting in which Robert B. Carr was elected President, replacing Governor Evans who resigned. The board expressed gratitude to Evans for his service and noted Carr’s proven leadership in Kansas Pacific as a sign of improved management ahead.

Denver News Governor Evans General Carr The Denver Pacific Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company Robert BE. Carr John Evans R. R. McCormick Evans Kansas Pacific Carr

Union Pacific buys Denver line to rival Kansas Pacific

The Union Pacific purchases the Denver road to undercut the Kansas Pacific for control of the Denver trade. A new narrow gauge from Julesburg toward Denver will shorten the route from Omaha to Denver by about 100 miles, linking with Colorado Central and with Palmer’s Rio Grande line. The move aims to speed travel, reduce distance, and expand connections across Colorado roads amid ongoing railroad expansion.

Denver Colorado Omaha Republican Union Pacific Kansas Pacific Denver Pacific Eekelow K. P Cheyenne U. P Julesburg Platte River Union Pacific Railroads Company Omaha Missouri River Colorado Central Golden City Clear Creek Canyon Central City Gen. Palmer Denver and Rio Grande New Mexico

A Card From Mrs Blodgett to the Tribune Editor

Mrs Blodgett asks the thief who entered her dwelling Sunday or Monday and stole a pocket book containing ten to eleven dollars to come forward. She offers protection and a small reward if the thief explains their motives.

Blodgett the Tribune Sim R. A. Bropgerr

Bliss & Sons Bulbs Offered At Park Place in New York

An advertisement from Messrs Bliss and Sons of 23 Park Place New York promotes a wide range of seeds and bulbs. It asserts buyers will find favorable prices and quality.

Messrs Bliss & Sons Park Place New York

Lyceum meeting and town plans noted in brief local items

The Lyceum meets Thursday with an appealing programme. A Nichols cousin arrives from New York seeking business. Plans for a Madison and Maple brick block 66 by 85 feet. Park proposal for the block opposite the Depot. Erie coal mine found with a 60 foot shaft and 6 foot vein. Lectures, fundraising events, and church services are listed with dates and venues for the community.

Lyceum Mr. Nichols New York City Welch Madison and Maple Streets Holliday Erie Canyon City Methodist Church Baptist Church Adams Vincent Canfield Walnut Street Methodist Quarterly Meeting R. G. H. Adams Denver Presbyterian Church Spruce Stret Thompson

Early risers wakeful over threshing loud at dawn

In the northwest part of town a diligent farmer threshing his wheat and oats before dawn disturbed neighbors. He rose at 4 o'clock each morning to thresh, keeping others from sleeping and prompting much exercised concern among local residents through the winter.

Local business notes and community updates in Maple Street

Mr. Cannon's livery stable offers well kept buggy services. Jeweler Mr Kirby receives a Vienna regulator from Chicago to keep correct local time. Marx & Co of the Occidental order New York clothing and plan a sharp northern Colorado stock. Samuel Roberts makes broom handle craft in town. Coal deals at Orr & Moopy with delivery and bank price. Lots of ads for Marx & Co, A Z Salomon at cost, assorted groceries, teas, coffee, and garments. A crowded list of local names appears with prices and offers.

Cannon Maple Street Kirby Vienna Chicago Marx & Co Occidental New York Colorado Rea Nichols Samuel Roberts Plumb Jefferson Ses Pew Delta

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