The Glenwood post., 1905-12-30
PRESS CLIPPINGS

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tensive scale. Mr. Garten says that
religion and ice won't mix and there
fore proposes to keep away from Jim
Norvell and the lady preacher. We
are doing the same thing and don't
"cut any ice either. -Stea mboat
Sentinel
\ clever distinction: In the old
stage coach days first class passenger
between Denver and Georgetown paid
81, second So, and third 81 so. All
occupied the same kind of seats, but
the distinction was evident in climb
ing a mountain grade, when the driv
er would stop and turn around and
shout: First class passengers keep
yer seats; second class passengers git
down and walk; third class passen-
gers git out an push. Real Estate
News.
The mention of the name of Simon
Guggenheim as possible candidate
before the next legislature for the
United States senate has the same
effect on some of the country editors
that red rag does when fiirted in
the face of an enraged bull. While
Simon has the matter of BIRTH in
which matter we believe he had very
little choice-thrown at him as per
sonal disqualification, those who have
his personal acquaintance have found
him possessed of many qualities that
would fit him for any position.
Don cruelty him because he is Jew.
Grand County Times.
As an incorporated town with all
the appurtenances thereto, such as a
city Jail, etc, Basalt certainly takes
the bun. The two men who were
placed in the Basalt bastile Monday
afternoon for beating up the Austrian
at Gulch Tuesday morning, had very
little trouble making their getaway
An old bed slat and pen knife ac-
complished the feat in about an hour
and half and the authorities ale still
looking for their birds. What's the
matter with putting the next lot of
prisoners down cellar? They would
probably be there when you wanted
them. Get a move on you, Basalt,
you re slow.-Aspen Democrat
Last week Horac ce Violet trapped
a big gray wolf on Piceance creek.
The wolf tore the trap from its moor
ings and the boy followed the animal
for six miles and dispatched it with a
rifle. While still boy, Horace has
made study of the cattlemen' s foes,
and will Investigate them this
term of the animals congress. Re-
Gently the boy discovered where nine
of the buggers had killed a fat, sleek
buck and enjoyed a frenzied' feast
The social standing of the wolves was
indicated by the places they occupied
around the carcass. The coyotes were
couple of hundred yards in the rear,
getting the aroma for their first course
and the hair and memory of the feast
as a chaser .-Meeker Review.
To give an idea of the great growth
of Paonia during 1905, we will state
that there has been nine residences
erected in town during this year which
put in furnaces as means of heating.
Of course there has been a multitude
of other dwellings erected, but we
call attention to the above fact to
show how rapid and continued is our
progress. Paonia has fine mountain
water, and is therefore essentially be-
coming a town of homes, many of
them very elegant. The drinking of
plenty of healthful water is now be.
ing recognized as an efficient means
OF warding off disease, and nowhere in
Colorado can finer water be found
than that which comes from the noun.
tain springs which supply our water
system. .-Paonia Gazette
Recently CHARLES S. Lumley shipped
his famous XYZ race horse to polo
horse dealer by the name of P. Jones
in San Antonio, Texas. Mr.. Lumley
received very fair price for the ami
NAL in view OF the fact that the buy
er had never seen the horse but not
what might be expected and no doubt
Mr.. Jones is well pleased with the
purchase. This XYZ horse will be
remembered by many who attended
the Glenwood races last fall where he
won number of races. In fact, he
won every race that he was permitted
to run in and his very commendable
racing qualities caused comment on
all sides, it being his first work on
the track. He was by far the best
racar ayar brouubt into @l;., ...l e