The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-02-04
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Col. j. T. Smith and family will
leave for Pueblo. where the colonel
has purchased the Imperial hotel, next
Thursday. Aspen Democrat.
c. H. Speers, of Denver, and {. NJ.
Keck, of Glenwood, the rustlers for
the Colorado Midland, have been in
the city this afternoon arranging for
the establishing of special agency of
the line in this city. Mr.. R. E.
Vickery is the gentleman who will be
placed in charge. The Midland is
recognizing the importance of Grand
Junction and is pushing its business
Grand Junction News.
The numerous editors, proprietors
and business managers of the Rife
Telegram held meeting in their
office last Monday night, for the pur-
pose of organizing and electing Off
GERS. The largest part of the bust
ness men of Rifle are interested in
this paper and it is presumed that a
few of them had to stay outside the
office on account of there not being
room for all. Eagle Valley Enter
prise.
Seven hundred rabbits were killed
by the Salida hunters, who held their
annual rabbit HINT in the San Luis
valley last Sunday. The weather was
splendid and not single accident
marred the sport. When the Salida
special reached Hooper it found a
large crowd waiting to join in the
hunt. Fully $50 people took part.
There was considerable snow on the
ground, which prevented the hunters
from getting more rabbits than they
did. The party returned nome at
midnight. Canon City Clipper.
Under the caption High Federal
Official Accused, the Denver Times
of Tuesday comes ont with II sensa
tional article accusing United States
Commissioner Charles A. Morning, of
Yampa, of grating" in connection
with land filings, and further states
that Judge Hallet issued warrant for
Mornings arrest We will want
better proof than mere talk to con
vince us that Charley Morning is
guilty of any wrong doing in con
nection with his office or anything
else. If all federal officials were as
honest as Mr.. Morning we would Ger
tainly have a model government. The
whole matter seems to have its origin
through spite work. 1t has been
known for long time that certain
individuals have been doing their mt
most to make it UNPLEASANT for Mr..
Morning and to GUST him from his
position as land commissioner, but his
friends say it won't work and that
the knockers will be made to go
away back and sit down. - Routt
County Sentinel
The journal wishes to remind is
Delinquent subscribers for the last
time to call and settle up. Subscrip-
tions were due December l. 1904, and
if you have not paid now is the time
to dig up You can't expect a
newspaper to exist on cold air and
scenery. At least you musn expect
The Journal to do so. We need the
money to pay our bills, otherwise we
would make you present of the pal
try two dollars. We might say that
the subscriber who comes in these
days and pays the editor is blessed,
and in the kingdom to come he will
be given place little higher than
the angels. His name will be written
at the top of the column, next to
reading matter and nothing will he
too good for him. He will get comps
to all the harp recitals and have re-
served seat beside the editor, while
the delinquent subscriber will have to
carry water for the performers and sit
IN in the gallery -Basalt Journal