Transfer of Gold Coin to Denver Mint Completes Treasure Move
The Denver mint now stores $370,000,000 in gold coin after the safe transfer from the San Francisco mint. $7,500,000 in gold coin arrived from San Francisco to Denver this morning, part of shipments totaling $50,000,000 since May 15. Wells Fargo Express lines carried the treasure with secrecy, and guards watched the vaults.
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Colorado
Daily Tribune
Denver
San Francisco Mint
San Francisco
National
Denver Mint
Frisco
Wells-Fargo
Fined for Breaking Quarantine at Sprague Camp
One man who broke quarantine at the Sprague camp was captured Thursday noon. He was washed with disinfectant, given new clothes, and fined five dollars plus costs by Judge Bradfield. The second offender returned to the ditch camp and resumed work. The captured man was placed in the county jail “hole” on the second floor.
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Sprague
Bradfield
West sells old Tenth Street home for 6500 dollars
Henry T. West sold his house on Tenth street to buyers A. Mumper and F. J. Green for 6500 dollars. The purchasers own a corner lot and plan a 150 feet square expansion. They bought as speculative investment and may build later. West’s residence was not included and will be moved to a new site later.
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Henry T. West
Tenth Street
A. Mumper
F. J. Green
Mr. West
Got Him on a Reel Eaton Special
Edward Payson Weston drew attention at Eaton as cameras filmed him from both sides of the tracks. A moving picture setup captured Weston and local spectators, with several locals also snapping shots whose results are said to be quite good.
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Edward Payson Weston
Eaton
Weston
Eatonites
Union Pacific Agent H E Hill Focuses in Greeley
H E Hill traveling passenger agent for Union Pacific was in Greeley this morning meeting local officials and surveying routes. He discussed service improvements and potential timetable adjustments with railway partners.
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H. E. Hill
Union Pacific
Greeley
Real Estate Transfers May 20 1909
Transfers list includes Frank M. Osborne to Howard Laughead for 1920 dollars. E E Celley to Myrtle E Brusha for 1 dollar. Dunn to Philip for 1 dollar. Parsons to Philip for 1 dollar. Hall and Morger to Coney Rehn for 1 dollar. McPherson to Olson for 3000 dollars at 8 percent on Lot 5 Elk 87 Greeley. Grover Townsite Co to Davis for 1 dollar. Lucas and Lucas to Ed Edwards for 11800 dollars. Byron Newton to Neill Lumber Co for 1 dollar. Louise Shepard to Thomas Welsh for 1 dollar. Louis K Mulford to George H Stein for 25 dollars. Cottingham and Conner to Miller for 1 dollar, Lot 15 Block 3 Kuner.
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Frank M. Osborne
Howard Laughead
W. D
E. E. Celley
Myrtle E. Brusha
Elk
Platteville
John Edmund Dunn
George G. Philip
William Henry Dunn
Mary Alice Parsons
Thomas J. Hall
James Morger
Coney Rehn
Hall-Morger
Greeley
Anna M McPherson
Andrew
Bessie Olson
Grover Townsite Co
A. G. Davis
Mary Davis
Edward L. Lucas
Elizabeth I. Lucas
Ed. R. Edwards
Byron Newton
Neill Lumber Co
Louise
Shepard
Thomas M. Welsh
Louis K. Mulford
George H. Stein
Edwin F. Cottingham
Victor W. Conner
Miller
Property transfers and deeds listed in regional notes
A sequence of real estate conveyances records transfers among individuals and entities including McCabe to Nellie McCabe, Oliver to Varney, Fisher to Filer, multiple Wd and Qc deeds, and parcel descriptions in Greeley and nearby areas, with dates and parcel references such as NE 35-11-57 and blocks 2 3 5. Other transfers include Crone to Wadsworth, Renner, and Sanborn Houston to Putnam along with railroad and union pacific related listings.
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Joseph J. McCabe
Nellie McCabe
W. D
Mary Oliver
Julia A. Varney
LaSalle
Samuel
Fisher
John I. Filer
R. H. Fisher
Q. Cc. D
W. H. Fisher
Simon Fisher
BE. E. Fisher
Emily Fennel
John L Filer
Ellen Keltner
Maggie Studebaker
Myrtie Coon
John V. Crone
U. H. Wadsworth
Mountain View
Greeley
Thomas J. Hall
James Morger
Eliza Renner
Hall-Morger
Charles H. Wadsworth
Max Wickhorst
Louis Wickhorst
Louis Wickhorst, Jr
Property Transfers Listed From Local Records
A ledger of deeds records transfers including Wickhorst, Union Pacific to Anna Clark, and Hensley to Ella Thomas with prices from 1 to 2000 dollars. Many parcels in Eaton, Pierce, Greeley, and Gilcrest show W. D. or Q C D deeds, with lots and blocks specified.
Real estate transfers and ditch right of way notices
A series of property transactions listed with buyers and sellers including W D dollar transfers of1 across several blocks in Greeley Arlington Heights and Grover. The listings note right of way for a ditch across 16-5-66 and involve entities such as The Bliss Lateral Irrigation Co The Grover Townsite Co and The Grover area parcels in 61 66.
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W. D
Barber
Greeley
Frank BE. Baker
Frank P. Hart
Silas W. Knight
Kuner
A. M. Martin
J. A. Thompson
Arlington Heights
John E. Shafer
Bert A. Shafer
Bliss Lateral & Irrigation Co
Co. L. Beatty
D. H. Snake
Grover Townsite Co
Grover
W. O. Wright
Alice BE. Wright
F. Martin
Peery's
A. C. Drake
Absolam Piedalue
Real estate transfers and deeds listed for Greeley and Pierce areas
A sequence of property transfers from Colorado Mortgage & Investment Co to Bergemann, Meyers to Cave and Priddy, and multiple additions to Pierce. Other filings show Manfull to Heltman for 4000 dollars and various small deeds in Nunn, Greeley, and Gael. Names include Augspurger, Nunn Townsite Co, McNalley, Tisdel, Bird, Kyle, Irwin, and Gael LLC.
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The
Colorado Mortgage & Investment Co
Martha E. Bergemann
W. D
Arlington Heights
John H. Meyer
H. Bert Cave
L. N. Priddy
Q. Co
Pierce
Mary L. Meyer
Cave & Priddy
Pierce George A. Manfull
Matie Banfull
Frank H. Heltman
John A. Challgren
George Law
Evans Investment Co. Et al
E. J. Augspurger
F. BE. Nushavin
F. BE. Nushavin Q. Co. D. $1. NW 19-10-64. the Nunn Townsite Co
Reno
Nunn
Luther F. MecNalley
Curtis
Tisdel
Curtis B. Tisdel
Luther F. McNalley
Greeley
Nels Pearson
Richard D. Bird
Hughey Irwin
A. J. Kyle
Gael
Land Transfers and Deeds Across Multiple Parties
Several transfers list buyers and amounts in a series of deeds. Charles A. Nixon to Harrison Tek ler records 8400 across W D with a 19 July 1966 date. J A Brown and others to William P Daniels convey 16000 due 35 August 1967. F H Gilcrest Lumber Co to Morehart Broderick Lumber Co for 1750 covering Lots 1 to 12 in Gilcrest. Evans Investment Co to Mayme C Pruyn records 1 for NW 17-16-64 and 1 for SW% 17-10-64. William H Adkins to J F McConnell for 3500 Lot 3 Piret.
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J. A. Brown
G. A. Webb
T A. Gage
W. Johnson
C. D. Culver
William P. Daniels
W. D
F. H. Gilcrest Lumber Co
Morehart
Broderick Lumber Co
Gilcrest
Evans Investment Co
Mayme C. Pruyn
The
William H. Adkins
J. F. McConnell
Piret
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Greeley Johnstown Properties
The notice lists multiple land trades in Greeley and Johnstown including H L Wilson to Edward J Decker and others with deeds filed. Henry T West and Mary West transfer to Abram L Mumper and Franklin J Green for 6500 dollars covering lots in Greeley. James E Neill Clyde Ward sell to Daniel K Brewer for 650 dollars including part of a block. Alice A Brandon sells to H J Parish and W E Letford for 1400 dollars in Great Western Addition Johnstown.
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Normal Place
Greeley
H. L. Wilson
Edward J. Decker
W. D
Cave & Priddy
Pierce
Henry T. West
Mary Olivia West
Abram L. Mumper
Franklin J. Green
James E. Neill
Clyde H. Ward
Daniel K. Brewer
Land transfers and deeds listed in Greeley ledger
A sequence of property transfers and deeds in Greeley and Fort Lupton, detailing grantees, grantors, consideration, and parcel descriptions. Transactions include W D payments from Henry Akers to Western Land Co and multiple parcels in Blks 13 21 and Packard’s Subdivision, with rights of way for railroad noted in one entry.
Real estate transfers and deeds in early 1900s notices
May 28 1900 notices record Lucy Fuller transferring property to Orlando L Patterson Erick M Hookum receives 1500 dollars from E N Miller The Colorado Ault Realty Co grants William A Stout 240 for Lots 5 6 7 8 in Second Peace subdivision Alice Lemonds deeds to William McMul lien noted Lot 14 and 16 in Bike 1 Fred M Fagan transfers to W A Collins for Lots 13 14 15 16 in Packard Sub. W A Collins to Maude continuing chain of deeds
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Lucy Fuller
Orlando L. Patterson
QO. C. D
E. N. Miller
Erick M. Hookum
Colorado-Ault Realty Co
William A. Stout
W. D
Alice Lemonds
William McMullien
Cave & Priddy
Pierce
Fred M. Fagan
W. A. Collins
Packard
Maude W. D
Real estate transfers and rights of way listed in local deeds
A series of property transactions recorded includes W A Collins to Maude Morger with lots in Packard's Subdivision Greeley and several rights of way conveyed to Owl Creek Supply & Irrigation Co. plus multiple deeds by Robert M Haythorn Horace W Campbell Annie Leavy Frank and Frank Baker Arthur Crawford Grover Townsite Co Elizabeth Eaton Reynolds Rendall Browne Coleman and others with cash deeds from 1 to 4480 dollars.
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W. A. Collins
Maude Morger
Lota
Packard
Greeley
Rebecca J. Eaton
Bruce G. Eaton
Owl Creek Supply & Irrigation Co
C. D
Robert M. Haythorn
Owl Creek Supply and Irrigation Co
Horace W. Campbell
John A. Grout
W. D
Annie Leavy
Nellie EB. Marks
Frank E
Frank P. Baker
William C. Crist
Kuner
Arthur G. Crawford
Mamie Crawford
Alexander B. Price
North
Grover Townsite Co
George W. Parker
Grover
Elizabeth Halli Eaton
Ingram M. Bailey
Raton
W. D. Reynolds
St. John
Fort Lupton
John L. Rendall
Elmer H. Bridenstine
James E. Coleman
J. W. H. Browne
Land Transfers and Property Deals in Greeley Area
A series of transfers including receiverships and land deeds in Greeley and surrounding parcels. Notable entries include U S Receiver to Gertrude L Clark for 80 dollars on NW section 32 8 65, Henry Barstron to Henry More land for 300 dollars, and Riverside entities exchanging rights to Riverside Reservoir with one dollar consideration. Several small lot transfers, including Lots 1 2 3 Block 19 and Lots 21 22 Block 8 First Add to Pierce, are recorded with various deeds and descriptions.
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U. S
Gertrude L. Clark
S Ree Pt
Ernest S. Sehwenover
Henry Barstron
Henry Moreland
W. D
Greeley
Isaac Canfield
Model Milling & Elevator Co
South Platte Land
Res. & Irr. Co
Riverside Reservoir & Land Co
Riverside Reservoir
Riverside Res. & Land Co
Riverside Irr
Alvin N. Strickland
Ernest A. Meigan
Arthur Crawford
Mamie Crawford
John E
Bert A. Shafer
William C. Carney
Pierce
First Nights and Famous French Playwrights Reactions
The article recalls first night nerves of Sardou Dumas fils and Lamartine and notes Balzac Paul de Kock and Scribe reacting to premier performances. Delavrngne and Schumet are cited with quirky anecdotes while Auber Bayard and others face stage nerves and public applause at initial showings.
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Sardou
Dumas Fils
Dumas Pere
Toussaint Lowverture
Lamartine
Scribe
Homeini
Auber
Bayard
New York Mall
Smooth Sea Staged for Spectator Sailors Story
A Southport to Blackpool steamer event was interrupted by a sailor who explained the sea’s smooth surface was created on cue. Authorities had telephoned Blackpool, ordering a steam roller to roll the water flat for the voyage. The tale, from London Tit-Bits, notes the staged calm.
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Southport
Blackpool
London
Puncture Saves From Python Pursuit on Mountain
A man recounts escaping a pursuing python by twisting into a cart wheel and rolling down a mountain. The serpent strikes a rock, punding, and the narrator remains safe, per a London Globe anecdote.
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London Globe
Spear Road Loses Bid Against Union Pacific
Federal Judge Lewis denied an injunction sought by Spear to halt Union Pacific grading for a freeway along Wild Cat Creek between LaSalle and Hillsboro. The temporary restraining order was dissolved after hearings, allowing Union Pacific to proceed with construction plans.
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Denver
Lewis
Union Pacific
Wild Cat Creek
In Salle
Hillsboro
Churchill
Greeley
Bota
Idee
LaSalle
I!boro
Currier Estate Appeal Delayed by Federal Judge
Judge Lewis of the federal court refused a new trial for the Currier estate in the post office condemnation case. He granted ninety days to file a bill of exceptions and perfect an appeal. The appeal bond was set at 560,000 with costs at stake if the appeal is pursued.
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Eadge Lewis
Federal Coor
Currier
Post Office
Dheedor
Lewis
Quaker Oats Ad Encourages Parents to Start Breakfast Habit
An advertising note urges parents to feed children Quaker Scotch Oats daily for improved health and energy. It claims quick benefits for both brain and muscle work and promotes regular and large family size packages for city and rural buyers.
Telephone lineman injured in Eaton pole fall
A telephone lineman named Harry Alshoffer was badly shaken after falling from a twenty five foot pole south of Eaton on Wednesday afternoon. He sustained minor injuries but is expected to recover, according to an inspector.
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Harry Alshoffer
Eaton
Miss Frink Awarded Master of Arts Degree at Denver University
Miss Margaret Frink of Fort Collins received the Master of Arts degree from Denver University. She has taught mathematics in the Agricultural College at Fort Collins and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Frink.
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Db. A
Margaret Frink
Forton
Denver Unive
Frink
Fort Colling
O. B. Frink
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OthereMan
Weldcom Abstract and Investment Company
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Anna K. Clark
Edward L. Hensley
Charles C. Thomas
Ella M. Thomas
Walter Spencer
Gabriel Jones
Christopher F. Myers
W. Ww
Louis O. Munson
William P. Postin
Herman Howard
Oliver Howard
Frank
Frank E. Baker
F. M. Fagan
Thomas J. Jones
Wesley Salev
Maude M. Morris
Baker & Biggs
Gilcrest Townsite Co
Frank Gresle
James A. Stewart
Harry Coffman
McCutcheon
Mary M. Clark
Mary Clark
Ste+le
Maud Clark Reynolds
Johntz
Frederick
P. J. Newman
Emma
Fred E. Graefe
Svenska Latherska Iridhemsfor
West Side
J. B. Swanson
Joseph E. Delavier
Charles A. Nixon
Harrison Tekler
William H. Akers
Western Land Co
Joseph C. Ewing
J. P. Woodrow
J. H. Woolf
Charles BE. Gibson
Rebecca E. Clark
William C. Levis
Edgar B&k. Shumway
Frank Mohrle
Forde L. Beeton
Orville Beeton
Gracie M. Beeton
Forde Beeton
Evans Coal & Land Co
W. E. Pepmeyer
M" Evans
Andrew J. Layson
Merritt A Billings
Marshall L. Wadsworth
Charles H. Boyd
Bik & Greeley
Mill Power Canal
J. J. Purcell
Clarence E. Kidder
Efe Kidder
Bilkine
Scribbler
Boomer
Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Spear
Federal Court
U. P
Currier Estate
Eaton Special
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