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NJ. L. Shippe, OF Carbondale, who
spent few days at Joe Bogue's this
week, pur, hased a bunch of cattle of
Gus Moore and started with. them to
Debeque this morning. p. lat e
Voice
The Glenwood Post is authority for
the statement. that thu. election was so
exciting in that place that a native
dog dropped dead with heart disease
and that, before. the -..returns were
made. Verify, Glenwood is becoming
very lively town Delta Laborer.
With all due respect to the church
es, we rise to remark that their bells
on Sunday morning are nuisance to
those who like to sleep. Except for
the chimes, church bells have gone out
of fashion long ago. They are only
relics of the days gone by when people
didn't own clocks. Ouray Herald.
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The Independent claims for Delta,
the distinction of being the only
prohibition town on the Western
Slope Those who have visited there
say there is no trouble to get load
on down there. of stuff tEat revenue
collector would call whiskey, but Il
chemist would classify it as asofoetida
dissolved in creosote.
Engineers Trumbor and Clark,
Mayor Sheridan, Councilmen Ball,
Phelps, Simons, Goff and Wolfenber-
ger, and members elect Moulton and
,JoHantgen located the intake of the
water system Tuesday. The settling
basin will be located on Fritz Carsten ;
ranch at the west end of the grove
known as Veatch $. .-Meeker Herald.
This spring has surely been corker
and it has tried the faith of the new
comers. But after all the weather has
been blessing in disguise for no
more favorable conditions could be
imagined for the trees set out Prob.
ably ninty-fve pei cent of them will
live. And since the fruit itself is
still in good condition, we have no
kick coming and are owing thanks. -
Palisade Tribune.
The directors of the Garfield County
Telephone company held their month.
ly meeting in New Castle Thursday.
A great deal of routine business was
transacted and it was resolved to put
in complimentary phone in the pres
idential hunting camp. The salary of
the operator at the New Castle ex-
change was given Is boost, and it is
deserved recognition of Mrs Grim-
ble's efficiency and the splendid ser
vice she gives. New Castle Nonpa-
reil.
Under recent act of Congress all
employees of the forest reserve service
auNh 40 oupCl NlsolS anu IdHStIS, are
officers of the United States, and are
empowered to arrest without warrant
any person whom they discover in the
act of violating the laws and regula-
tions relating to forest reserves. All
offenders arrested as above shall be
brought before the nearest United
States Commissioner for preliminary
hearing
The following from the La Junta
Tribune is applicable to every town
that has newspaper: "Many good
news items are lost every week by the
modesty of people. Sometimes a
newspaper hustler feels delicacy in
pushing himself into the presence of
other people 70 enquire who is or who
is not going somewhere, but he orten
does it. The man or woman who
stops newspaperman and tells him
piece of news IS the best mortal alive.
An enterprising newspaper wants all
of the news all of the time.
Ed Howard and Charley Merrill
made brief trip to the Jackrabbit
placers this week and report having
staked everything between Craig and
the Iron Springs divide. Along the
divide and in the vicinity of the
placer discoveries every foot of ground
is staked. The Blevins dredge boat is
in readiness for its cargo of machinery
which will be in Rawins by the 18th
of this month. The gold is certainly
in the district and the boys believe
good sized mining excitement is in
fair way for development. Craig
Courier.
One of the most iniquitous schemes
that has come under our notice of late