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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1886
Page
4
The town governments hold a caucus at the Court House next Tuesday to nominate candidates for city offices and aldermen. Voters may adjourn to ward polling places after nominations. good attendance urged. The prior year’s management praised for low expenses and steady duties.
H W Nelson of the Saguache Democrat notes a near Villa Grove discovery of handsome marble in the Sangre de Cristo range. He shows about twenty blocks, each with unique colors ranging from slate gray to purple and gold, with many yellow green and brown shades. He compares quality to eastern mantels and furniture finishes. The passage also mentions thawing snow and floods across Germany.
George Q. Cannon misses court and loses $25,000 bail. Grant Ward creditors awarded $1,395,753 to be paid by William S. Warner. Servia Bulgaria peace ratified. General Terry confirmed as Major General. Cheyenne depot laborers strike for higher wages. Cheyenne heir inherits $50,000 from Oakland uncle. Hall's case may be submitted if strikers agree. New York cloak makers strike against contract system. Maxwell Land Grant Company wins 1,750,000 acre title and moves to evict squatters. Consul at Paso del Norte to investigate Captain Crawford shooting. Boulder forms Board of Trade. Missionaries head to Congo. Liège coal strike spreads. troops guard works. Persian Monarch ashore near Torquay. damage undetermined. Heavy snow in St Paul. broader Minnesota, Dakota, Manitoba storm. Nebraska rancher Steadman shot. Johnson flees, engages in firefight, multiple deaths and injuries. barn siege possible. Longmont child drowns in Supply Ditch. Fort Collins to hold temperance mass meeting. Norfolk bank president flees after wheat speculation loss. New York Legislature backs Broadway street railway sale to highest bidder. San Francisco Chinese groups warn against coming to U.S. amid anti-Chinese troubles. Arbor Day letters press statewide observance and memorial tree planting. Superintendent Corxet endorses Arbor Day and plans school circulars. Ensign advocates Memorial Day tree planting by G A R posts. Grand Army of the Republic agrees to plant trees on Memorial Day.
The census reports Japan’s population at 38 500 000. The mikado plans a 500 donation to the Grant monument fund in New York, ordered to be sent to the committee president. Gladstone refuses to urge the Queen to declare a day of fasting and prayer amid English worker distress.
State of Colorado Weld County in the District Court Second Judicial District within for said Janes K Thompson plaintiff summons in the case referenced by the entry.
A district court filing in Weldorado County within the Second District names James O. Gala as a party in a civil matter. The document outlines pleadings and jurisdiction but provides limited procedural detail in the accessible text.
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