The Glenwood post., 1909-01-23
TROLLEY LINE IN SIGHT
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TROLLEY LINE IN SIGHT
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tion street car, with the initials of the
company, and the No l painted on the
side. 1t is flat construction car, and
is fine model of workmanship, having
been built under the direction of Mr..
Harrington for hard use on the Colo
RADIO Springs line, so when he was
transferred to this city he had it shipp-
ed here.
The first of the month, work will
start on the overhead construction, the
orders for the necessary material having
! been placed with a contract to deliver as
soon as the barn is completed, so it cal
be stored. Supt. Harrington stated that
the best class of material has been Sc
lected, consisting of 20 groove trolley
| with SIG galvanized span suspension
| The poles are of best Oregon cedar and
will be neatly painted and preserved
| having life of about fifteen years.
| They will be about thirty feet in length.
Work has been going on several days
| on the barn, which is 40 by 15 feet,
with cement foundation, drop pit, stor-
| age room and ceiled office complete.
The sewer connections are being laid ~
| day and the foundation work is well
under way. w. C. Boyer has the con
tract work and will push the work right
along to completion entirely within
which the special steel track is being
| made in Colorado Springs, will be from
South street, and several spurs for work
cars. etc., will be built parallel to the
building on the east side. Not much
real track work will be done until the
overhead work is completed putting up
the poles, stretching the wire, etc.
Mrs. Michael Blythe entertained the
Clover club at her home last Tuesday
evening.
Ex-County Clerk Weir returned from
Denver Thursday morning, after five
days visit to the capital on business.
County Treasurer MacRae this week
appointed Charles w. Smith of New
Castle as his deputy. l.. H. Hall, first
appointed, declined to accept the posi-
tion.
Denver and return one fare the
round trip for Western Live Stock
Show. THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
DR.. Horan returned from Denver on
Thursday morning. While there he
performed a delicate operation on a
little girl of this city at St. Joseph's
hospital, and reports the patient on the
road to recovery.
Fred Herwick has been arrested OH
the charge of forgery. The information
was filed by officials of the Central
Colorado Power company, for whom
Fred worked last summer and fall, he
having had charge of timber camp.
Charles Baxter, the popular Scout
is now night marshal, Smiling" Sam
Thompson having been appointed Coun-
ty Fish Commissioner and taken himself
to the fish hatchery, three miles from
this city, where he watches the little
fishes play.
Mrs. j. II. Campbell wife of the we'll
known promoter of amusement enter
prises, left Wednesday over the Rio
Grande for Cleveland, Ohio, to join Mr..
Campbell, who is there at present run
ing moving picture theater. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell expect to make Cleve-
land their home.
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest of Superintendent Gray, of the
Central Colorado Power company, and
Mr.. Abbot, of the same company, and
Jack Yore, the latter employed as
deputy sheriff at the Shoshone camp.
They are charged with stealing liquors
from a teamster, who was taking the
stuff to Shoshone. 1t is reported that
they claim they were merely confiscat-
ing the liquor, but they will be given
opportunity on January Goth to sx-
plain their actions.