The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

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70 tie Disnast Dsos., 4. 8. Littls AID
J. w. BALDWIN, installed . hoist last
week for hsistiag est e The vinl, snd
started machines On the heavy bodies
Of lssd-zine ore Friday. This property
is one Of the steady shippers of the
camp with = regular output of several
ears month and works two shifts
with a large force of men.-Red Cliff
News.
Among the good natured people of
the world, first place should go to B.
L. Hadley, the owner of the last ranch
on Main Elk. Not . week passes dur.
ing the hunting and fishing season of
The year but what several persons
enter on his place either on foot or
with .. rig They travel over his fields,
/ break down his fence and rid the near
by stream of its fish, yet Hsdley meets
all with q smile and a waive Of the
hand. Why, one ungrateful cuss the
other day picketed his horse in the Oat
field and started out to fish.-New
Castle Democrat.
In a letter to J. F. Kamm f. J. Yet
ter. president of the Denver Chamber
of Commerce, states that during his re.
cent trip through here he found the
Collbran road not to be An automobile
road, and the grades to be excessive
He thought with the proper expendi
ture of time and money the road could
be made an excellent one, the country
through which it passes being the very
best. Both ways from New Castle to
the Junction having been logged it is
shown that the Collbran road was only
two miles shorter than the road fol,
lowing the Grand.-New Castle Demo
cnt.
A number Of Delta people are inter.
ested In mining operations over in the
Eagle district since the strikes in that
seetiss few month"; ago and s.one
them are W. "A. wok, J. ". Gerber
and Sam Farmer who are member Of
. company leasing and developing the
North Dakota property and assays
from that property first Of the present
week show 800 ounces Of silver and
about 12H per cent copper. Mr.. Farm
er went over to the company's camp
Wednesday evening to make . personal
inspection Of the ore and work now
being done on the property.-Delta In
dependent.
Putting = man of fifty into the dis.
card for no other reason than that he
has arrived at that age is one of the
tragic features Of present day madness.
1t is extravaganza of the worst kind,
for it throws away the best fruits of
experience and puts stability below
effervesence. Time was when youth
was q crime, and that was wrong. Now
ripeness is . crime, in the same sense,
which is even more wrong. Youth has
its value and 80 has age, but each is
to be considered in its proper relations
nd Atxyi1 81 h..
cording to his capability, not accord
ing to his age.-F. w. Chase.
Last Thursday the Pueblo Leader,
the youngest of the evening dailies in
the steel works city, announced its
voluntary demise. The event had been
expected and 20 the friends Of the de-
ceased were not shocked by the news.
The Leader was founded for the pur-
pose Of getting even with divers in
dividuals and to put other journals out
.. Of bssiness The end Of = paper found
Cd On such objects il inevitable, 20
natter bow ably It nay Be edited. The
tact 10 that Pueblo eas.st support
! Saess dailiss, aad tie recent managers
Of ths Leader, being practical nswspa-
Pse AsA, Fsali1sa IL fact. Nessfs.
Marvin aAl HanhfieA win .sw devote
all their ensrsies te H. Pueblo Chief
tain, which y oas of tie bsst nsws-
paper properties in tAs stats.-LAaar
6pasks.