The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-18

compromise ground of the Durant,
the Little Giant, Forest and Emma
lode claims, situate in the Roaring
Fork mining district, was filed in the
county clerks office yesterday. As
pen Democrat.
The inventor of new feeding bot
tie for infants sent out the following
among his directions for using
"When the baby is done drinking it
must be unscrewed and laid in a cool
place under the hydrant. If the baby
does not thrive on fresh milk 1t should
be boiled. Crystal River Current.
Approximately $50, 900 in money
has been paid for wages By the Yves
tern Sugar and Land company, since
it began its grinding campaign Octo-
Der s of 1904. This is only small
part of the wage expenditure for Il
year Anyone with any bust ness
sense at all need not be told then how
much of factor in the business life
of this community that sugar factory
is and always will be so long as it is
maintained in operat' on. - Grand
Junction Sentinel.
A. McLachlan and family and saw
mill crew came down last week, the
snow having become so heavy as to
make the work at the mill Improbable.
Mr. McLachlan stated that when they
left the snow was even with the caves
of the houses fully seven feet deep,
and coming down in gobs and bunch
es 1t is probable that in the timber
ten feet of snow is covering the
ground 1t is heavy and compact, and
promises an abundance of water to
later date than usual the coming sea
son. -Routt County Courier
A letter received from T. S. Leland,
formerly pastor of the NJ. E. church
of Rife, states that the reverend gen
tieman and family are now nicely To-
Gated in thei new home in Forsyth,
Mont Tie NJ. f. parsonage there
consists of six rooms, and the town
boasts of electric lights, and water
system is also proposed. Rev. Leland
writes that he has received a commnn.
ication from Mount Bass 1t lodge No.
SO, l. o. o. F., desiring information
as to the whereabouts of Frank Col
Inns, as one of the latter relatives in
the east died, leaving an estate to
which he is one of the heirs Any
one who can give the desired informa
ton can communicate with c. l..
Todd. or address T S. Leland, For
syth, Mont. Rife Reveile.
A newspaper may devote a column
in the praise or commentator of a
man and he will forget it in compile
of weeks, but a two line item that is
not altogether pleasing will be remem
berea by the average reader for two
years. Lake City Phonograph.
This is modest, mild way, of
stdllnS IdcL. AS matter OF IaCJ
newspape may give a man a column
of complimentary mention of himself,
his family, or his business, for 1854
days in year, and it is rare that the
recipient will make any acknowledge
ment, but if on the 3G5th day three
line item distasteful to him creeps
into some obscure corner of the paper
You hear from him within an hour
after the carrier leaves the office, and
have IA mortal enemy for life or long
er. Man is Il very peculiar beast. -
Telluride journal.
The people of Glenwood have ad
! iusted their differences with the
springs and hotel company and every
thing is harmonious again The no
tel company also owns the water
works and electric light plant and a
few weeks ago when they asked for
renewal of thei. franchise, the city
by a tie vote refused the request, and
the company closed the hotel, big
pool, hot caves and everything, an
nouncing that they would not reopen
until July. AS the hot springs, large
pool and vapor caves are about all
there is to Glenwood. it was serious