The Glenwood post., 1913-01-25
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In the case of the People Va Burns
for the killing Of W. A. Aaxfisld the
district attorney, in considerstioa Of
a change of plea of the defendant from
"Nst guilty" to "Guilty,' declined
10 ssk of the jury verdict for the
death penalty, 50 the jury Was compelled
to hHd only for life imprisonnsat
which it did after repeated effort t.
fi,d . legal way to find for the death
sentence. Much dissstisfactioa has
been expressed among the people With
tie action Of the district attorney N
dekbsrstsly protecting - foul . our-
derer from the just penalty prescribed
by law.-Eagle Enterprise.
Elsewhere in this issue will bs found
a amendAent 70 Ordisases Ne. .,
raising the saloon license from $500 to
$1,000. It was the unaaioous opinion
Of the town dads that the license Tee
was TOO low. Sons also feel tAat sas
saloo. is enough for Yaape aai It u
that they will only grant one saIsen
license next year, although ne setisa
AAs been taken upon the matter. There
win, however, be opposition to this, -
many feel that il We are to have sa-
loons at all, We might as we'll havs
two, the town receiving the additional
revenue.-Yampa Leader.
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The catalog habit is sapping the life
ont of every small city, town and vii
1age in the country. We believe that a
law should be passed making it possible
TO levy tax upon the mail order
houses in every state and county in
which they are doing business in order
that they may share the burdens of tax
alton like other merchants. We hardly
hope to see the evil done away with
and hope that the taxation idea would
be our only chance to secure anything
~ iVtuih Aoi holHk puHihCUS ih Vui
county.-Casper lWyo.> Record.
Will Hernage left for Santa Monica
Monday morning. in response to a teie-
gram telling of the serious illness of
ris father, Harry J. Hernage. Later
messages state that Mr.. Hernxxe has !,
severe attack of la grippe, and that MS
condition is considered dangerous. Mr.
Hernage was one of Yampa's first busi
nees men and is still president of the
Hernage Mercantile Co., and the StOc k.
mems bank and owns considerable other
property in the vicinity. The communi
ty Is a whole will hope for his ear,
recovery Yanpa Leader.
The Leader hopes to see Governor
Ammonsmake such appointments that he
tails heir to among the rank and file OF
those who worked tor his nomi natior
and election. The Leader believes in the
theory that t. victOrs belong the spoil,
and that the head of an administration
should have the privilege of selecting
those who are to serve under IN, c.
tho end that his suboriinates are il
sympathy with him. An army divide,
against itself never won victory
Nampa Leader.
If you can believe the Denver paper.
which, of course, is a fearful burden OF
tho imagination-the Millennium is here
and the Denver News is justified in an
aouncing the second coming of Christ
in carmine ink According to its papers
Denver is to forge itself for a whil
and help develop the state At large. ,
Will some one please administer chior
-oform SO we woa 7 wake upi Bat tAe,
aid "a while" VIII soas one kindly
tell US how long 80 while" ai-LAk,
City Times. - '.'.-'- -
Last est.raay N s.ipa.s - ~
way from G1asA JSsst3sa - HtAs ~
, bsd nishap W.. h ess.s u tAs OsP<
Nyriek place u ~ ssstA siAs II tA<
river. He and HI wife ald four daaeA
sss were travs,iag IN . wagon AL i,
some manner the vehiels was overturned
and rolled down the enbanknsnt. Ev
Sything in the wagon was spilled out
and the good ne'ghbofs Ground the
scene had to help them tut Of their pre-
dicament.-DeBeque New Era
Probably the most important busines,
transacted was that of the instruction,
TO George Crawford, the new marshal
Mr.. Crawford was ordered by the board