The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1906-06-09

| menI, WniCn were dtteuueu ny large
number of the memb ers of his com
munion, as well as others. -Meeker
Review.
According to Ben Nichols private
mark, the White river was as high
last Sunday as at its highest stage in
1905 As yet only the creeks are
swelling the flood, the north and
south forks being about normal. From
appearances the river will be higher
than ever known.-Meeker Review.
District Attorney Gentry returned
from Maybell last Saturday, where he
represented the people in one of the
wild horse cases in Judge Wagner 8
court. The accused party was bound
over to the next term of the district
court, and this will be made a kind of
a test case for this application of the
estray law. -Meeker Review.
There is rumor that Bert Stroud
VI bCbCQuCy Will Uc d
treasurer before the republican county
convention this fall. We have no
official or reliable information on the
subject but if it is fact then Mr..
Stroud will give all the rest of the
candidates something to do if they
win out ahead of him.-Grand June.
ton News.
The new plant to be known as the
United States Portland Cement com
pany, is now an assured fact. Suf-
ficient stock has been disposed of to
guarantee this. In a short time the
surveyors will be put to work laying
out the foundations and arranging
the plans. The mill will have a ca
pacity of about 500 tons per day and
will employ about $50 men. Florence
Elk Parte
There will be about half a million
dollars invested in new mills in Gun.
nison county this season. With so
many up to date mills grinding out
gold the output from Gunnison county
should be very heavy. Not only this,
but thousands of tons of high grade
gold and silver ores will be shipped
direct to the smelters. so that the total
from this county should reach very
high figures. -Gunr ison Republican
There has been very nearly 1000
game and fishing permits granted
since January 1, 1905. This looks as
though the fish and game would soon
be exterminated. And the game will
be scarce if something is not done to
stay this wholesale slaughter by those
who have little or no regard for the
law. We think it the duty of every
citizen to stop this; let every man in
the country see the law enforced and
the game will be all right and there
will be lots of It.--Delta County
Laborer.
An exchange tells the following: A
poor man applied for membership in a
very exclusive church. They hardly
liked to turn him down, so requested
him to take the matter to the Lord
in prayer and come again. In about
two months he showed up. They
questioned him as to what reply. if
any, ne had received. and he said
"The Lord told me not to get discour-
aged. He said He had been trying to
get into that church for seven yeare,
but had not succeeded
The Sentinel always has a good
word for any legitimate enterprise,
but has no use for fakes, and for that
reason you will not be surprised when
you find us turning down shady trans
actions or fake companies. Mining
can and should be made as clean as
any other business When a grocer
finds pad tomato in the bunch he
throws it away because it will damage
the good ones. That is just what the
Sentinel is going to do. no matter
whom it its.-Routt County Sentinel
II
Beginning June 4, the BARRIERS Of
Ouray will inaugurate a new scale
of prices of which those of greatest
interest to the larger number are for
shaving and hair-cutting: 25 and so
cents respectively. Provided you get
a com bination of shave and haircut it
is only so cents; otherwise 90 and so.
Prior to "a the prices foregoing were
in vogue, but with the depression fol-
lowing the panic cut was made to is
and 30. With the increase in cost Of
living and stiff rents, the BARRIERS con-
tend that they are justified in making
raise. The Herald suggests that in