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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1888
Page
8
Joe Murray delivered a stirring speech at the Denver Knights of Labor anniversary gathering held last Wednesday evening, praising union solidarity and local labor achievements.
Walnut Grove Water Storage Co in Tarapai county Arizona completed a vast reservoir near Walnut Grove. It will impound about 3 000 000 000 cubic feet of water daily discharge for a year. Top dam height is 100 feet and length 400 feet. Main use hydraulic mining with large irrigation plans for a tract of about 1 500 000 acres. Soil and climate likened to Los Angeles. The Journal of Commerce notes California’s largest reservoirs and compares totals. Jud Brush Land and Cattle Co bought 38 Polled Angus bulls from Ex Governor Flout, shipped from Collins to Logan County ranch.
A deed describes land in township eight north range 52 west and adjacent parcels in townships nine and ten, west to fifty four, with a Henderson ditch five fifths private irrigation interest. The property shifted from Weld County to Logan County Colorado. Dated May 28 1888. Daniel Hawks trustee Jacob M. Wonaven sheriff of Weld County and successor in trust. Published in Greeley Tribune first insertion May 30.
Complaint filed by Daniel G. Dewald against William Bartholf for failure to comply with timber culture entry laws on section 20 township 10 north range 62 west Weld County Colorado. Contestants allege lack of breaking cultivating planting and failure to plow or plant trees over three years. Notary Milton A. Lyons at Greeley to hear testimony June 25 1888 at 10 a.m. with further testimony due June 29 1888. J Mott Register J C Scorr Atty for contestant.
Charles E Day as trustee schedules a sale of the Ellis property in Weld County Colorado to satisfy a promissory note of H P Robbins. The notice describes the deed of trust from March 20 1885 and announces sale at the front door of the Weld County Courthouse between noon and 1 pm after default on three coupon notes. The land described is the north halves of the northeast and northwest quarters of section 8 township 2 north range 68 west. The sale is postponed to June 15 1888.
Amarette H Wright of Weld Colorado transferred property in Greeley to secure a promissory note. Default on payments triggered a sale by Trustee Charles H Wheeler at the Weld County Court House on June 9 1888 at 2 00 PM for cash to the highest bidder. First publication May 9 1888.
Sheriff J. M. Wolaver announces a sale of A. L. Jones property by writ of execution to satisfy a $1,117.74 judgment in favor of Mary A. Sullivan. The sale, postponed, is set for June 16 1888 at 10:00 a.m. at the front door of the Weld County Courthouse in Greeley.
Public notice states John H Felmlee defaulted on a December 24 1886 promissory note secured by a deed of trust recorded January 5 1887 in Weld County Colorado. James F Benedict as trustee will sell the west half of lot 1 block 81 in Greeley at public auction for cash on June 9 1888 at 2 PM at the county courthouse front door.
Sealed proposals for purchase of the Engine House property in Greeley Colorado will be received by the City Clerk until Thursday May 31 1888. Bids must be sealed and endorsed Bids for Engine House Property. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Be F Dawley, City Clerk.
Prices range 15 to 30 cents per yard for dress goods formerly 25 to 75 cents. All are now going at 20 cents per yard. An immense line of Ladies, Misses and Children's garments offered at low prices. Do not miss these bargains.
The notice promotes a temporary sale adding items to a list of discount goods with a 20 percent reduction on each dollar's worth bought. It emphasizes a limited time for the price cut.
A local market announces a storewide sale with 20 percent off on all items. Shoppers are urged to visit the market to take advantage of the discount and stock up before supplies run out.
Local retailer declares surplus stock and sets affordable prices to supply Weld County. Management promises ample inventory and accessible costs for shoppers across the region.
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