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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1884
Page
2
Meeker, Carver and Fullerton are listed as proprietors with Ralph Meeker and E K Carver associated, suggesting a business or partnership listing in a historical notice. The fragmentary text identifies individuals tied to a firm or enterprise.
The text urges Ben Eaton as governor, praising Maton as a strong, skilled leader with varied public service. It argues for a Northern Colorado delegation under Maton and condemns Abbott and the tax board for failed equalization, warning taxpayers lose money. A Fort Morgan 24 column Times launch by Lyman Baker and O. W. Warner is announced with a Thursday debut.
At a London anti-eerage meeting Mr Labouchere denounced the House of Lords as an anomaly and harmful to progress. He called hereditary legislators akin to brigands, praised reformists, and urged abolition of the Lords and their 40 000 yearly expenditures. The speech drew cheers and counterpraises from Conservative speakers.
Judge W. Decker of Denver led a Blaine and Logan rally at the Court House on Saturday night with Harry N. Haynes presiding. The speaker applauded Blaine and Logan, attacked Democrats as behind in policy not principles, praised Civil War loyalty, and urged voters to back the Republican ticket for national unity and prosperity.
The piece outlines the 1878 act allowing heads of families or 21-year-olds who plant and maintain timber on public lands to claim patents. It details acre requirements, entry limits, yearly cultivation duties, fees, and extensions against grasshopper damage, plus heirs’ rights and debt protections. It also cites related Section 2017 provisions granting patents after multi-year cultivation of timber on homesteads.
A historic passage outlines timber land sales across California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory with 160 acre limits, minimum price per acre, and prohibitions on cutting for export. It details penalties for illegal timber destruction and notes exceptions for mining and farming needs, plus a 1875 clause on unlawful cutting and a 1978 act enabling timber removal for mining and domestic use with regulatory oversight.
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