22 Sep 1875
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1875
Page
1
A fragment lists B A Hangs A B Gurson and Aynes Gipson with the phrase colorano and a reference to counsel at law. The readable text hints at a firm or partnership title, possibly names of attorneys or associates.
An account describes Pintado ruins southwest of a canyon with three story blocks, sunken chambers, and double-wall stone and adobe fortifications. The site shows advanced architecture, possible Pueblo influence, while modern Pueblo dwellings resemble multi family complexes. Pottery scraps and artifacts reach the Smithsonian, and the piece ends with a reflection on love and fidelity.
Prof Samuel A King the Cleveland aeronaut and Barnum's Hippodrome balloonist piloted the Cloud Nymph alone from Olena Henderson county NL during a fierce thunderstorm. After hours of violent lurches and lightning he descended through trees near Campbell's timber and landed safely two miles southeast of Olena.
Mrs. Catherine M. R. Bonney recounts a perilous sea crossing from monasteries to a steamship bound for Alexandria. Arabs rowed her crew through a violent gale, saving her daughter Emma from plunging seas as onlookers feared a total loss. The tale ends with a grateful safe return and reflections on providence.
Advice emphasizes cleaning and sanitation for poultry houses as hot weather nears. It recommends carbolic acid in whitewash and weekly uses, frequent lime washing, and dusting with wood ashes for hens to prevent vermin and disease. It stresses regular cleaning, proper disinfectants, and diligent care for setting hens and broods.
Barstow hires Norcross farm in Suffolk Virginia. Norcross walks with a valued dog when a poison snake bites it. Norcross sues Barstow claiming liability for injuries by snakes on his premises. Barstow counters that the farm was not worth the rent because of the snake presence. County legal talent is engaged.
Joseph Hahn of Marine City drilled to 125 feet and hit an air chamber. Sudden eruption blasted wooden tubing and a torrent of gas water mud and stones 200 feet high. Debris damaged a nearby home and crops with eight hundred cubic yards of material ejected. Property damage is extensive as crowds watch the extraordinary site.
In Lafayette Indiana William Doudican mourns his wife deeply and dies soon after her death. The couple's tragedy highlights domestic strain as he passes away hardly a day after Mrs. Doudican.
A Bailey and Durrell surveying party member Frank Lowe was fatally mauled by a grizzly after a morning pursuit near Bear Lake in Western Wyoming. Lowe, aided by Howland Stevenson, shot the bear in the throat as it clamped his head with fatal bite marks. the bear collapsed, Stevenson helped Lowe back to camp, and the incident was reported by the Denver News.
An Indian legend describes two creator beings, a solitary god and the moon as mother, whose union leads to the birth of the first woman. Their daughter grows from beauty and fragility, shaping the fate of all women as the moon changes, per Bancroft's Native Races of the Pacific States.
A reflective excerpt by Julian Hawthorne extols women as endowed with a sacred, divinely inspired power that moves even the sick to blessing. It contrasts true female essence with mere study, insisting its perfection appears at first and final appeal.
A vivid contrast shows a boy burdened by a heavy market basket groaning with strain while the same weight in baseball bats is carried with light steps and cheerful ease, likened to a potato bug in a wide open lot.
Greene and Co smelter reports forty tons of bullion worth about $15,000 in two weeks. A temporary stoppage occurred last Wednesday due to packing failure. operation should resume tonight. Ten tons shipped to St Louis for refining. seven tons refined locally. A new refining furnace on the way will raise capacity to refine all bullion here. If ores lag, the firm will mine their own to keep run at full capacity through December and beyond. Next week a five ton roaster is to be built. Shipments of silver brick for the absent week total $3,000.
A toast from the Corded cattle show of 1846 remarks that old bachelors grow crabbed with age and vinegar at the sight of a young mother, likening them to sour cider that worsens the longer kept.
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