The Glenwood post., 1907-03-23

protest against tne ISSUE OF patent
for his stone land on which he has
made final proof He took with him
as witnesses Hank Campbell and Al.
den Vessels. Steamboat Pilot.
S. W. Mott, who died recently at
G lenwood Springs at the age of "A
years, was a pioneer in Routt county.
He formerly resided where Sidney
is now located and the country around
there still goes by the name of Mott
Bottom. He left Routt county in
1885 .-Yampa Leader.
A. Fl. and Mrs. Adams returned to
Meeker Wednesday. During the trip
east Mr. Adams visited Chicago, his
old home at Warren, Ohio, Pittsburg,
New York and other places. Mrs.
Adams visited her sister at Glenwood,
then met Mr. Adams on his return at
Denver, where week was spent. 49,
Meeker Herald.
An eastern company has purchased
forty claims on Farwel mountain.
near Hahn's Peak. They will do ex-
tensive development work this sum
mer, comprising the construction of
hundred acre reservoir, for irrigation
and electrical purposes; the driving
of three tunnels about 1900 feet; and
starting $50 ton smelter to treat the
ores. .-Meeker Review
A dispatch was received by the Sen
tinel yesterday from Fl. q. Bedwell
announcing that his great horse, Los
Angelina, on Saturday won the ia
nous four mile stake carrying a
heavy purse The event was one of
the biggest of the Los Angeles racing
season. There was big bunch of
noted horses in the running Grand
Junction Sentinel.
There died few weeks ago a wo-
man who left $4,000 to the editor Of
her favorite newspaper. She gave as
her reason that she had so often been
entertained by it. Wonder if there
is any danger of that sort of thing be-
coming epidemic We wouldn' be
at all offended if some woman who
thought us her favorite editor, left us
a like sum; or even man, it would
help some. Rico News.
An Indian Territory editor was
running the motto, 'We tell the
TRUTH at the head of mis- paper. The
other day, however he was compelled
to encounter several gentleman who
objected to the truth being told. and
as consequence the motto disap-
peared and the following inserted: !:
"Until we recover from the injuries
recently received, this paper will lie
Just like the rest of them.
Manager Mayor of the Fruit associ-
alton sustained severe injury yester-
day morning, caused by slipping on
the inclined portion of the platform
running along the building, turning
his right ankle aud tumbling head
long on to the railroad tracks below.
The ligaments of the ankle We're bad
ly mutilatsd, and the injury has been
causing him intense pain, with no
present prospect of being able to move
about. Rifle Telegram.
Fred Garrison has been tickling
mother earth with the plow and har-
row. He has 90 acres on his dry
ranch in splendid shape for crops.
The Reveille reporter, who il an ex-
pert on dry farming, looked over
Fred 8 acres, pronounced them o. K.
and was surprised to find such fine
samples of wheat, oats, etc, as was
grown on the ranch last year. If
there is anything of merit in the dry
farming proposition, Fred will Ger.
tainly prove it. Rifle Reveille.
We sometimes wonder if newspaper
men generally appreciate the old sub
scriber at his true value, saws the
Lansing (Iowa) Mirror We mean
the old standby who takes the home
paper year after year, through evil
as we'll as through good report. and
pays his subscription regularly Just
the same as he would any other hon
est debt. AS general thing the old
is patient and slow to
wrath. He will overlook many little
sights from the editor, Sights which
the man who borrows his reading
would not stand for minute.
The cattlemen of Plateau Va lIey
have wisely decided to pay the graz.
ing fee. No matter how unjust the
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