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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1877

Page

4

Miss Palmer to stage complimentary benefit at Denver opera house

State notices report Miss Julia Palmer hosting a complimentary benefit at the Denver opera house tomorrow evening. The Forresters presented The Fireman to a crowded Denver audience Monday and again last night. About 150 Colorado Central workers were paid off at Golden Monday and traveled to Denver in the evening. The U S Mint flag in Denver stood at half mast for Senator Morton’s funeral. The first Colorado Central through train ran from Cheyenne to Denver Monday after weather delays. Western Union plans to build the Longmont to Cheyenne telegraph line next week. A Longmont reading room, funded by the Murphy movement, will occupy a new building costing 400 to 500 dollars, with 106 dollars already subscribed. The Saguache county fair touts bull fighting as a novelty, prompting concerns about fair brutality. At the American shaft, 285 feet deep, ore rich in ruby silver and tellurides was encountered, with free gold dispersed through the quartz. The ten inch wide ore body boosts mine confidence, anticipated to delight investors in New York.

Julia Palmer Denver Forresters Colorado Central Golden U.S. Mint Senator Morton Cheyenne Longmont Colorado Central Road Western Union Telegraph Company Smith New York City Sunshine Courier

Judge Brearly Reports Black Hills Prosperity Gains

Omaha Republican interviews Judge Brearly visiting en route to Washington. He notes Black Hills prosperity with large recent sales near Lead City totaling 70 000 and 90 000, Pacific capitalists starting mining development, 420 stamps at work and potential for 1 500. Voter count 20 000 to 30 000 with hopeful spring immigration.

Omaha Republican Brearly Washington City Black Hills Pacific Coast California Lead City Washington

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