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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1884
Page
2
The item surveys the Greeley Artesian Well and its ornate fountain aiding public welfare, noting costs and usage by conductors and locals. It critiques a protective tank design, praises water over whisky in Eaton’s view, and comments on Governor nominee Ben Eaton as a regional boost.
New York dispatch dated Sept 18 reports Hon. William Walter Phelps releasing a private letter addressed to him. The missive recalls events from 1848 1850 and details a personal history with his wife beginning in Georgetown Kentucky and discusses public vindication versus legal action amidst political campaigning.
A personal statement recalls a secret 1551 marriage in Pennsylvania to ensure legality after a Kentucky union. It honors the wife and child’s memory while detailing public backlash. Weld County Bible Society marks its twelfth anniversary with data on global Bible distributions and local finances and officers.
A herd of about two thousand Texas steers owned by T. J. Cooper was driven to the mouth of Beaver Creek on the south side last Sunday. They bear Cooper’s new trowel brand from Ke line and around fifty were found lame. This marks Cooper’s third herd driven to the new ranch this season. Little Joker is advertised as the best smoking tobacco.
Historical letters reveal Blaine's use of influence as Speaker for private gain while Mulligan and Fisher allegedly blocked damning copies. The documents include Washington and Boston communications from 1872 to 1876, urging Blaine to address debts and credit, with requests to burn or burnish evidence, amid railroad bond controversies and political maneuvering. The excerpts mention Warren Fisher and J. G. Blaine, Little Rock Fort Smith railroad, Northern Pacific, and a Cincinnati convention backdrop.
The town of Greeley Colorado adopts Ordinance No 389 renaming Magnolia to Second Street and Olive to Fourth Street among others and sets a block based numbering plan. It details Avenue renames from Franklin to Sixteenth Avenue and assigns even numbers to one side and odd to the other with specified widths and penalties for tampering.
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