The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

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Of al tAs crimes in the ealsnlar, but "
vas 70 flaming advertiss.s.t Of tie
eity's shane-hs kept his nsuth sAst.
1t ssens to be up to the eoaatry press
to jar some sense into the Denver pa
pers.-West Slope.
Bsfess lssviAs Raoaia Tuesday mora
ing, Fseaes Governor Annons stated
that - eesfesrsd with the state high
way esanissioser, r. J. Earhart, aad
that s2ieial had promised TO make .
special eHert TO get the proposed routs
ever Mcclure Hill to Rsdstone sur
veyed by the Official engineer this sum
ner 20 that everything will be in readi-
ness for actual construction next spring.
Gov. Anmons is doing Us . great ser
vice BY getting behind that road propo-
sitioa aad pushing it, and Ne hope ev-
cry loyal Paonian shares his realization
of what the accomplishment will mean.
-Paonia Paonisn.
The big Inter -Houtnsin auto truck
brought up today the tents and camp
ing paraphernalia of the U. g. Reclaim
alton crew who have been prospecting
for bedrock and gathering data coa-
cerning the big 22O feet high concrete
dam proposition At the upper end Of
Juniper canon. Their figures show
that they found . permanent bedrock
and that the dam when completed will
back the water to within 5H miles Of
Craig and IN Of the Big Bottom ranch.
The nain idea is to conserve water for
tAs Imperial valley in California. The
ne. will 60 to Wyoming Fridsy.-Nof-
fat County Courier.
Congressmas Edward +. Taylor, &C.
by his secretary, Mr.. H. v.
High, Master Joe Taylor and young
friend, Robt. Moore, and Edward T.
Taylor, Jr., the latter officiating Is
driver Of tine car, reached Rifle shortly
before the noon hour, Wednesday, asd
left after luncheon for the north. The
itinerary Of the party includes Heeker,
Craig and Steamboat Spring., thence
homeward through Jackson county. Pc
ing . congressman is not all pleasure
and particularly is this true of those
member who, like Mr.. Taylor, get out
and mingle with their constituents and
thus learn the needs and desires Of diff
ferent loealities.-Rifle Telegram.
Hon. Edward T. Taylor, representa-
tive in congress fron Ne Fourth Colo
rads district, win bs In 0teanbsat
Springs the last Of the week. Mr.. Tay.
lor aad his sons are making . hurried
trip through his district, moro In The
nature Of An outing than . business
visit. He writes, however, that he will
be glad to see anyone who wishes to
talk to him about government or con-
gressional matters. He especially re-
quests that the president Of the com
mercial club, the mayor, or anyone else
who wishes to advise him about any
thing that will be of general interest
or benefit to the community to do 30.
''In other Words" he concludes his
letter to the Pilot, "I will be glad to
zee anybody that wants to see me, and
to make myself of Is much use to the
community as possible. ''-eteamboat
Pilot.
Something Of q stir was created in
Arvada last week by the arrival Of the
first of . dozen cars Of machinery For
the new Dry Climate Tire factory. A
heavy calendar weighing $1,000 pounds
is now being put in place in the new
which has been erected. The
Sun announced that several
town individuals who have been here
tofore short winded in their boosting
for Arvada rs = great city Of factories
have begun to get upon the band-wagoo.
The entire set of rollers and grinders to
handle the crude rubber, the motor ma
chinery and the finishing eontrivanees
Of the new factory are reported to have
been shipped from tine east, but de-
layed by floods. It is said the now ti's
factory will employ from $50 to 900
men when in full operation.-Denver