The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

With nsasy feels that l. ean iaves.
his capital in this section With safety,
knowing that the people will help to
protect hia from the asitator.-Craix
Courier.
Z. H. Mesa was in town Monday
evening billing out another carload Of
silver ore from the Lady Belle mine.
This is the fourth ear that has been
shipped id the past thsee weeks, and
he says he has several more carloads
to get out. Mr.. Anderson and Others,
who have q lease on q portion of the
Lady Belle, have two carloads out
ready to ship, and the teams will star.
hauling at once.-Eagle Enterprise.
Seepage from the towns reservoir
has made the road over at the foot Of
Taughenbaugh hill very dangerous to
travel over and those compelled to use
the same, urge that something be done
at once to remedy the evil. injury to
horses by falling ON the ice is likely
to occur at any time, it is stated, and
the Telegram has been asked to call
attention to the matter.-Rihe Tele-
gran.
Hon. Frank f. Sheridan and son,
Hsailton. are in Denver this week.
attssding tie Horse Show and other
attractions. The senior Sheridan said
he was merely going out to look after
"Hanny" and see that he had . good
time. "Ha..y" said his purpose in
going to the capital city at this tine
was to keep N eye on "Dsd", Who
hO the reputation Of being . pretty
lay old boy whea - gets o. Dssvsr's
srsat Waits way.-0Eesker Herald.
.g5..on' 'l... ras 20
Nias Helen Howard, of Rite, Colo.
Freshman in the University, was bad
ly burned shout the head and arms
Wednesday by explosio. sf . bottle
Of sulphsrie acid while vssking in the
eheaistry laboratory d the university.
~ Aestfslizing the acid the prompt
sctioa Of the chemistry Instructor,
fssved Miss Howard from being dis
AGured for fife. llhs Maud woodward
fwho wss beside Mis- Howard vhen
the accident occurred, was slishtly
burpeA-7BoSlder Caasra.
At the request Of the county COM
missioners, Judge Shumate has decided
not to hold the February term Of the
district court and has issued an order
! continuing it until August. There
were only two cases to be heard, the
Nicholson and Berry cases, and they
will both probably furnish bond and
wait until the next term in August.
1t costs the county about 1880 to
hold q term of district court and the
commissioners have saved the county
this amount. by its action.-Craig Cour-
ier.
The park committee appointed by
the Herman Heinze will to have charge
Of the six lots given by Mr.. Herman
Heinse to the town for park purposes,
are eonsideriaS suggsstioas s.d var
ious plans for the park. They are
thinking Of buying four additional lots
to ada to the Hein.e lots, thss making
the park large enougA for = grand
stand, Aower beds, shade trees, ete.
II has also boon suggested that bank
u waH b pat arsshd . part or aA Of
the psfk % that the grSusd esa b
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mer city clerk Of Cripple cfssk, kas
been appointed register n the United