Interview on Larimer opposition and regional issues
The Greeley Tribune reprints a Governor Eaton interview with the Berthoud Beacon editor about Larimer county opposition. The paper notes farmer interest in the Board of Trade and urges prompt Weld County Fair preparations. It also discusses city ordinances, legal drafting flaws, and Russia's deposition of Prince Alexander amid European tensions.
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Eaton
Berthoud Beacon
Larimer County
Alexander
Russia
Austria
England
Chatham
Europe
Germany
Turkey
Governor and neighbor clash over patronage in Colorado
The Berthoud Beacon reports an interview with Governor Eaton defending his actions during Tom Johnson's bid for wardenship. Eaton insists he never promised the post, cites Blaine defeat as cause of patronage pressure, and laments misrepresentation by an old friend. He recalls frontier ties and vows to leave office with dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Tom
Blaine
United States
Larimer
Tom Johnson
Senate
Maine election dispatch shows Republican majorities statewide
Tuesday reports estimate Maine votes favor Republicans by 12 000 to 14 000 as light turnout noted. In 223 towns Bodwell Republican leads Ed wards Democrat and Clark Prohibition with 48 633 39 021 2 378 respectively, versus 1884 Robie 55 839 Redman 41 809 Eustis 840 and minor candidates.
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Maine
Bodwell
Edwards
Clark
Robie
Redman
Eustis
Greenwack
Peterson's October Issue and Related Magazines
Peterson's Magazine for October is cut with engravings and stories by Frank Lee Benedict and professor Boutelle. Hints about next year appear. Littell's Living Age issues list Pasteur topics, notable authors, and numerous periodicals plus poetry and serials in September editions.
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Peterson
Frank Lee Benedict
Professor Boutelle
Littell
Louis
Bavaria
Ireland
Leopold von Ranke
Blackwood
Louis II
Temple Bar
la Fontaine
Charles Lamb
Lucy Hutchinson
Vers de Societe
St. James
Siberian
Don Angelo
Suzanne
Weld County Fair Premiums For Grade Beef And Dairy Stock
Weld County Fair Association offers premiums for grade beef breeds and grade dairy stock. Prizes include 500 for best cow eight years or older and 200 for best grade calf, with 500 and 300 awards for other categories. Exhibitors are reminded of rule 18 regarding pedigrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soucape Ésene
Weld County Fair Association
Weld County Republican Convention Held at Greeley Court House
Weld County Colorado Republican officials announce a convention at the Greeley Court House on September 21, 1886 to nominate county and state candidates, elect 16 delegates to the State Convention in Denver, pick a chairman and precinct members for the Weld County Central Committee, and assign delegate counts by precinct.
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Republican Central Committee
Wedd County
Colorado
Greeley
Weld
Court House
Denver
Weld County Democratic Convention Set for October 2 1886
Weld County Colorado holds its Democratic County Convention at the Greeley Court House on October 2 1886 at 10 am to nominate county officers legislators and nine delegates to the state convention in Denver. Also to elect a county central committee and chairman. Precinct caucuses suggested for September 25 1886. A Bennett chairman Linn H. Gross secretary.
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Nettleton
Montezuma Valley
Dolores River
San Juan
Dolores
Montezuma
Grand Junction Bridge
Grand Junction
Denver Times
Democratic Central Committee
Weld County
Colorado
Court House
Greeley
Als
Denver
Big Thompson
Evans
Smu
Platteville
West Greeley
Erie
Orchard
Eaton
Sterling
Julesburg
Highland Lake
Little Thompson
Crook
East Greeley
Morgan
Lupton
St. Vrain
Meath
Olen
County Central Committee
A. Bennett
Linn H. Gross
Edward L. Kellogg
James C. Scott
Fred B. Smith
Asaph E
Thomas W. Law
Henry O. Miller
John Lambert
Fred E. Smith
J. Mott
Register
Political caucuses set for county convention delegates
Democratic voters in precincts 3 No. V and 21 meet at city hall Greeley on September 25 1886 at 7 30 pm to choose delegates. Republican and precinct notices schedule caucuses September 18 1886 at La Grange school and court house to elect delegates and local officials for the county convention and general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
C. G. Annis
Eli Benyerr
la Grange
Colo
W. M. Morse
Republican Caucus Notice for Precinct 21 Nast Greeley
Republican voters of precinct No 21 Nast Greeley are notified to meet at 7:30 PM on September 18 at the engine house to elect seven constables to be voted for at the ensuing general election and to elect a precinct committee for the ensuing year.
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West Greeley
Court House
Nast Greeley
Marriages in Greeley 1886 Davis-Davis and Fuller-Bell
In Greeley on September 9 1886 William C Davis of Loveland wed Maggie E Davis of Windsor. On September 13 1886 Arthur H Fuller wed Martha E K Bell both of Fort Collins.
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Davis—Davis
Greeley
Geo. Michael
Wm. C. Davis
Loveland
Maggie E. Davis
Windsor
Fuller—Bell
Arthur H. Fuller
Martha EK. Bell
Fort Collins
Proposed Amendments to the Colorado Constitution
Public notice for the November 2, 1886 election outlines amendments to article six of the Colorado Constitution. It details judicial structure changes, writ powers, court composition limits, district boundaries, and creation of criminal and police courts with voting instructions and canvassing provisions.
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Colorado
General Assembly
State of
Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Senate
House of Representatives
District Court
Arapahoe
Pueblo
Lake
Eee
Congress
Denver
Melvin Edwards
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N. C. Meeker
Carver & Dunning
E. J. Carver
H. L. Dunning
Board of Trade
Eaton and Johnson
Mr. Eaton
Granger
New York
St. George's Church
Charleston
Gurney
Harvard College
Beverly
Massachusetts
Mexico
Sedgwick
Paine
Washington Territory
Missouri
Charleston News and Courier
Associated Press
Alter
Jaehne
Canada
Poland
Baquelanga
Mr. Parnell
Lord Randolph Churchill
Julesbu
Ee Thompson
Croo
Akron
Fort Morgan
Corona
Carr Grange
Hudson
Hyde
J. W. McCreery
George D. Starier
Democratic Caucus
Board of County Commissioners
Montober
Cedar Creek
Union Pacific Peieer
Iliff
J. H. Scott
Sterling Colorado
James B. Phillips
Denver Colorado
Greele
Edwin L. Peterson
Revilo Leviland
T. G. Smith
G. A. Cueva
Julius Welled
New Windsor
Louis Dugal
Addie P. Forrest
John H. Forrest
Second Judicial District
Coorado
A. P. Ritten
Forrest
sColorado
James ©. Scott
John B. Cooke
County Sgomuniealemens
Boulder Creek
James B Phillips
A. D
Union Bank
Greeley, Colorado
Capital
Bruce F. Johnson
B. F. Johnson
W. F. Thompson
J. F. Esxepror
Danren Hawks
J. L. Bruss
J. C. Scorr
E. H. Apport
1St National Bank
John M. Wallace
D. B. Wyatt
B. D. Harper
JW. McCresry
H. M. Devoris
Kee Sterling
John M. W. Allace
Obeign Exchange
D. Hunter
Geo. H. West
Hunter & West
Nate
Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ National Bank
Chicago
Nat'l Bas
Denver, Co
M. E. Post, & CO
Cheyenne
Billiard
Shooting Gallery
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