If walls could talk, one of the most interesting stories any walls in the West could tell would come from the Beaumont Hotel in Ouray, Colorado. Should this country undergo another massive depression, this hotel would hardly be shocked; it’s already seen two other doozies since it was built in this beautiful but remote valley in 1886. First came the four-year panic that began in 1893 and then, of co


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