The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

meme tAAa tho oGoAl sAeant Of a1voR-
tiiaG. RiAs, vs knsw frso Rssssaal
aelsai.ta.ee, Is . lively town, snd tie
sPlarge made by the merchants Of that
town in their Christ mas advertising is
an example Of what We night expect
from then at all tines. AID 1T -
say, in this essnsetis., that The nes-
ehssts ef Aarsas staal evea higher
in eur estssa fer their vide-awake At
teapt 70 iaeFeass their trade durisR
the holiday ssasoa, for they have, On
.. svssa0s, Fsaehed further for their
sAass Il trsAs and advertised loness
ssA Asttes evsa tAaa did the pregses-
sivs Assinsss nea Of Rile. Marble il
known to estsiAs editors - . live,
ies-get-it towa, the sane - RiAe b
recognized by US as = town of this cl.ss.
And what editers know they usually
make kaswn.-Aarble Booster.
Dell C. Weyand of AoGxt county has
been agreed upon by Senators Thomas
and Shafroth rs register of the United
states land Office at Glenwo0d Springs,
They have sent their recommendation
to the department and the appointment
will be made this week. Mr.. Weyani
will take up his new duties February
10. Mr.. Weyand will make . eonps-
tent official. He WAS the first county
clerk of Mofat county, having been
appointed by Governor ShafrOth when
the county was organized. Previous
to that he was city clerk at Cripple
Creek and has had wide experience in
clerical work. He had the backing
of all the counties in the GlenwOod land
district. He is himself 4 homesteader
and has proper appreciation Of tho
difficulties of taking up and develop
ing government land in Northwestern
-Steanboat. Pilot.
A harmonious and enthusiastic meet
ing of the stockmen of the Muddy val.
ley and tributaries was held At Krem.
mling last Saturday afternoon. Ths
meeting was presided over by Super.
visor Cook of the Routt national forest.
About Afteen Of the Muddy stockmeH
attended. One or two attended from
North Park. The object Of the meet.
ing WAS to secure . better anderytasd-
ing sad establish and perfect the nj
tual relations between stockmen and
forest service officials with regard to
grazing within the forest reserve. The
result Of this conference will probably
be that the Muddy stock,.en will form
local organization for the mutual pro-
lection Of entirely local interests aud
As an auxiliary to the Middle park
Stock Growers' association. The meet.
ing At Kremmling was also attended by
Supervisor A. A. Simpson and Assist
ant Supervisor A. +. Upson of the Ar.
apaho national forest, with headquar.
ters at Hot Sulphur. Springs Sulphur
Springs Times.
A serious accident occurred at Wat
son creek, near the Scribner ranch last
Saturday morning, when George c.
Crossan and his son, Robert, were
thrown from the buggy in which they
We're riding. 1t was Robert R. Cros.
sans twenty first birthday, and they
We're on their way to spend the day at
the Howard Allen ranch, where Mrs.
Allen, who is q daughter of Mr.. Cros-
san, had prepared birthday dinner,
As they were passing the scribner
ranch the team became frightened at
something and jumped out of the road,
overturning the buggy, and Mr.. Croe-
san, who is = heavy man, struck the
frozen ground in such 4 manner that
his leg was broken shove the knee.
He was At once taken ON to the homo
of his daughter and medical assistance
called. At last reports he was getting
along nicely. Mr.. Crossan IL one Of
the best known ranchers in ths county,
having located on Egeria creek in 1888,
where he owns one Of the best ranches
in the valley.-Yampah Leader.
A number of men are at work at ths
Allen camp in the canon above town.
They will be south and little east Ct
the Bear river camp. Albert AlIeA il
at the camp most Of the time, - l. his
son. They are hard at work opening
sp . nins-foot vein Of coal about half
|a mile froa ths railroad track. 4
grade has been built part Of the way
|snd The sround has been ploWed all the