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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1909

Page

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City council orders street and sewer work plans

The city council approves moving scales to clear gutters along Seventh Avenue and opens Nineteenth Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues. It accepts a warranty deed with Great Western Sugar for a twenty foot strip of land to use as a sewer outlet and agrees the last seventy feet of sewer work incur no more than $1,600 in extra costs. The deed remains perpetual while land is used for sewage.

Great Western Agar Company East Side Seventh Avenue Nineteenth Street Seventh Eighth Avenues Aine Twelfth Street Great Western Sugar Colny Sugar Company

New Arlington Heights Addition Expands City Limits

Three new blocks added to Arlington Heights and Normal Hill lots, recently placed on the market with good sales. About a dozen lots disposed of and plans to build on most. some sold for investment. Nearby five and ten acre tracts also being sold, likely to join the city within a year or two. William F. Stephens, agent, says the addition will be the finest residence section, with cement sidewalks and curbside water.

Arlington Heights Normal Hill William F. Stephens J. W. Cline Conrad Brubaker J. A. Beattie J. M. McCutcheon John T. Johnson H. H. Martin Ee Ellis Martin Fort Collins Union Pacific Julesburg LaSalle Dooling Brothers Kilpatrick Brothers Eaton Stra Union Pacific Right of Way Denver

Fight at grading camp injures two Japs near Gill

A Tuesday clash at a Gill area grading camp left both Japanese men cut about the head and face. One, allegedly stabbed in the back, was taken to a hospital in Greeley for treatment. The battered man aided his companion and no arrests had been made by noon.

Gill Greeley Leas

John Doane Jr to Teach at Oberlin Conservatory

John Doane Jr departed Sunday evening for Oberlin Ohio to take a teaching post at the Conservatory of Music. He will join the faculty and lead courses in music performance and theory.

John Doane, Jr Oberlin, O The Conservatory of Music

Apples Shine as Eaton Trials Pause Depot Plans

Twenty boxes of Wealthy apples from W D Nichols of Pleasant Valley show a near flawless harvest despite frost fears. Meanwhile Eaton faces rail tension as Union Pacific abandons depot work and townsfolk push for a brick depot to fit local standards.

W. D. Nichols Pleasant Valley

Dox Carr Alleges Life Was Jeopardized in Fight

Dox Carr of Carr Manufacturing at Seventh Street fought with M K E Barton owner of the Exchange hotel in Carr’s business place Monday afternoon. The dispute nearly led to a shooting as Barton drew a 32 caliber automatic and threatened Carr. Bystanders intervened and Barton was later arrested by Deputy Sheriff Charles Peterson.

Dox Carr Carr Manufacturing Company Seventh Street M. K E. Barton Exchange Hotel Barton Carr Charles Peterson

Greeley Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

At the last meeting of the Greeley club officers were elected for the year Lillian Kelley president Deta Cameron first vice Rose second vice Grace Till rotary Jeannette McMillan treasurer Pearl Johnson flower mission superintendent Jessie Thomp social superintendent Narold esterday devotions superintendent James Vicars press superintendent The Y has a large number of enthusiastic workers The next meeting will be October 1 at the home of Miss Deta Cameron

Greeley Lillian Kelley Esident Deta Cameron Iby Rose Vlee Grace Till Rotary Jeannette McMillan Asurer Pearl Johnson Flower Jessie Thomps Naroldesterday James Vicars

Barton and Carr in dispute leads to gun drawn at business

Barton visited Carrs place of business to collect a debt and became abusive. Both men used strong language and Carr struck Barton. Barton wrestled free and drew a gun but others intervened. Barton was jailed and a complaint for assault with a deadly weapon was filed before Justice Pressly. A history of tension between Carr and Barton is noted.

Barton Carr Justice Pressly

Autumn Poem Catches Breeze Of Seasonal Sway

The fragment voices a shift from summer warmth to autumn chill. It speaks of liberty from heat and the joy of cooler days before onset of cold and the need to stock coal as brown leaves fall and noses tell of the coming winter.

Blythe Autummn

LaSalle poised for Union Pacific car shops move

Union Pacific has reportedly acquired 108 acres at LaSalle to build pressed steel Pullman car shops. Work began on depot grading and Julesburg branch improvements as UP plans a railroad center and seeks town incorporation.

Eaton Thenion Pacific Hhe Town Board of Union Pacific Clare Maton LaSalle Union Pacific Railroad Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Harriman Pullman Car Company Big Pullman Trust Julesburg Tribune Pullman Company Colorado Dacona Frederick Erie Firestone Denver Fort Collins Pueblo Cheyenne U. P Fort Colns la Salle

Barton Bound Over On Assault Charge With Weapon

Barton is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and carrying concealed weapons. He will have a hearing before Justice Pressly at 4 PM, with the possibility of dismissal if a guilty plea is entered. The bond was fixed at 200 dollars and posted.

Barton Justice Pressly

Tribulations of a Delivery Horse in Cold Weather

A delivery horse recalls a hard autumn when a looming coal shortage struck as a sudden cold snap. The driver whipped the tired animal while customers delayed buying coal, and the narrator laments people waking up only after storms.

Grippe Hits City In Early Season Surge

The city faces a widespread grippe outbreak with Marshal Gene Williams among the sick. Officials attribute the illness to sudden weather changes and inadequate winter clothing, noting many residents are affected.

Gene Williams

Two Companies File Papers Monday For Reservoirs And Bank

Articles of incorporation were filed with the county clerk Monday afternoon for Kiug Reservoir No 2 costing about 400000 with capacity 2436525690 cubic feet drawing water from Owl Creek Beebe Draw and the Platte river St Sanford filed articles for a new reservoir costing over 96000 with capacity 310856100 cubic feet The State Bank of Milliken also filed incorporation papers capitalized at 10600 Inventors include James H Gafford R M Benton and O L Cully with ties to Colorado Springs Kiowa Kan and Clanin Kan

Kiug Owl Creek Beebe Draw Platte River St. Sanford State Bank of James H. Gafford Colorado Springs R. m. Benton Kiowa Kan O. L. Cully Clanin

Mrs D J March Hosts Unique Club Ladies Meeting

Mrs. D J March entertained the Unique club women at her home Monday afternoon, hosting a social gathering with light refreshments and conversation.

D. J. March the Unique Club

Boy Rescued as Horse-Trolley Crash Threatens Child

A four year old girl near Greeley escaped a fatal outcome when Harold Easterday stopped a rearing horse after a delivery wagon and an auto nearly collided with a runaway buggy on Eighth avenue in front of Park Merchandise. The driver and other witnesses praised Easterday for preventing a tragedy.

Greeley Eighth Avenue Harold Easterday Park Merchandise

Dispute Over $1000 Forfeit Between Bender and Drusch

Civil case set before Judge Gamble in the district court in Windsor involves George Bender suing Fred G. Drusch for $1000, claiming both deposited $500 each to secure a contract then breached. Drusch contends Bender violated contract terms by stopping the invoice. The First National Bank of Windsor holds the $1000 subject to court order.

George Bender Fred G. Drusch Gamble First National Bank Windsor Eacn Eet Drusch Bender Wrusch First National Bank of Windsor

Street Tires Harm Streets More Than Any Other Item

Street Commissioner Seaman warns that rising auto use damages city streets more than anything else as rubber tires wear away dirt and create dust and a softer surface. He doubts immediate central avenue paving, citing needs to wait for railroads and underground wiring before any paving. Fall work will focus on guttering and culvert placement to handle flood water.

Seaman Mr. Seaman

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