The Glenwood post., 1915-05-15

C0AIley AuHAey le1t Tor St. LOUIS
last Sunday in charge of car load of
hssses belonging to Frank Doll. he
WAS delayed at Salida for day by 4
wash out, and was forced to unload the
horses. Mr.. Doll met him at Denver,
and they are in st. Louis at the present
time.-Esgle Enterprise.
John Z. Lawson, strike leader, has
been found guilty of murder and seu-
fenced to life imprisonment. No doubt
this is . just verdict and if the mine
owners and mAnsgers are guilty rs
charged by the strikers, We hope to
see the same punishment meted out to
them-North Fork Times.
Yesterday afternoon the auto trucks
between here and Collbrsn and Mesa
were put on by Messrs. Bloss and Wsulk
ley and they will be used to carry the
mail and passengers between the two
towns. They have . espcity Of pas
ssagers each and large space for the
mail. They will be welcomed by the
general public -Debeque New Era.
As reported in the Automobile Blue
Book, the distance from GlenwOod
Springs o1er the Midland Trail to
Salt Lake city is 412.5 miles and ths
distance over the Pixies Peak Highway
is 4O3.5 miles making q distance in
favor Of the local route of nine miles,
besides missing Isl miles of desert
Vernal Express.
Mrs. J. T. Beesley left Thursday
morning to spend week or SO visiting
relatives and friends at Carbondale and
Glenwood before she leaves with her
husband for the coast. Tom has to re-
main with the bank here until the new
man gets acquainted with the run of
things and it probably will be after the
Goth before he can get away. Marble
Booster.
An unknown man was found dead in
the outskirts of . small Kansas town
recently. A revolver and t100 in cash
were found on his person. The coroner
held an inquest and it took $75 to de-
fray the expenses and bury the body.
The police Judge fined the corpse s25
for carrying concealed weapons and
confiscated the gun. The local editor,
who published the obituary got nothing.
Altoonah Kan, Tribune.
L. C. Summers, formerly station agent
here the first of this week with his
wife, formerly Miss Margaret lehow,
to take his new position as assistant
cashier of the Marble City State bank,
succeeding J. T. Beesley who is leav-
ing shortly for the coast. Mr.. and Mrs.
Summers will occupy the rooms at the
back and above the bank and have
already installed their household fur
niture there.-Marble Booster.
The outlook for this seasons water
supply in Plateau Valley is excellent.
On the lower mountainsidee the snow
10 normal, and while it lies about two
feet below the normal depth on top.
this shortage is compensated for by
the firmness of the snow. There has
be-. very little wind this spring and
saow is lying ON we'll. Taken aftogeth-
q, the outlook is for plenty Of water
and in consequence, abundant crops
Plateau Voice.
It is said that thousands Of dollars
are sent from Hotchkiss each year to
the mail order houses. We believe this
i true, but il you want to get line
ON the business men who patronize the
government mail order printing plant,
just come up to the depot some morning
and look over the bunch Of letters that
are mailed on the train. Yes. We think
the amount sent out will run we'll mp
into the thousands Of dollars.-North
Fork Times.
An adea of the large amount Of
money diverted from tourist travelling
In Switzerland can be gained by the
following telegram from Geneva under
date of April 10. 1t stated that from
August to the end Of December the
hotels in the Bernese Oberlsnd alone
have \ deficit Of t5,000,000 owing to
the loss Of American and English pa
irons. The loss this year for this same
section will be greatly increased On