Our History – Serving Since 1885

Resources: History of Glenwood Springs

Police Blotter & Notices

• September 10, 1898 – Stilson Suicide
• June 6, 1899 – Murdered for Two Bits
• July 14, 1900 – The Way of the Transgressor
• August 11, 1900 – Blew out the Candle
• December 1, 1900 – Plunged to his Death
• April 13, 1901 – Cold Blooded Murder
• May 25, 1901 – He’s a Bird
• January 18, 1902 – Poor Marksmanship
• March 1, 1902 – An Important Haul
• May 10, 1902 – Corrals removed from City
• June 28, 1902 – Attempted Suicide
• July 19, 1902 – Where is Macilroy?
• August 2, 1902 – Almost a Robbery
• August 23, 1902 – Tool Thief Nabbed
• October 18, 1902 – Speeder Sins No More
• May 16, 1903 – Dogs without Licenses will be Shot
• July 11, 1903 – Fell to his Death
• August 29, 1903 – Rats in his Garret
• September 5, 1903 – Jack the Prowler

Old Newspaper Articles

• Towns First Jails met some Problems
• The Gallows comes to Glenwood
• Glenwood Suffered Robberies in Early 1900s
• Officer Malaby was a Respected Cop
• Perry Malaby, Safekeeper in Many Ways
• Perry Malaby

Special thanks to the Frontier Historical Museum for all their help and contributions to this page.