The daily sentinel., 1900-08-15

| lake last night.
Soren Rasmussen is down from the
Plateau country.
A. P. Ballard, left for Denver last
night on business.
Born-yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Mclaughlin, daughter.
The Brunswick hotel is crowded now
every night with tourists and travellers.
Archie Jones will have charge Of one
shift Of the boiler room force at the Su-
gar factory.
| Mrs. A. A. Miller is enjoying visit
from her sister in law, Mrs. Barney Gam
BILE, of Denver.
A. r. Sampliner, leaves tomorrow for
Ouray, to spend short vacation with
Mrs. Sampliner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Curtis will go to
Salt Lake City and to Springville, Utah,
tomorrow night.
Misses Frances Strock, Mamie Forty
and Belle Lay will go to Salt Lake City
tomorrow night.
The train dispatcher at New Castle
reported eighty trains passing over the
joint track Sunday.
John and Samuel Hines are building
a nice house on their ten acre tract
| northeast OF the city.
Earnest Sumner is back from Tellur
ide, where he has been working on the
San Miguel Examiner.
Mrs. A. N. Anderson has gone to Ou-
ray as the representative of Peach
Blossom Temple No. ls.
DR.. Thomas Price, veterinarian, re-
ports that he encountered no rain on his
trip through the San Juan country.
August Jensen, foreman at Gourleys
accompanied by John Brainard will
leave for Salt Lake City tomorrow night.
The city council transacted routine
business at its meeting last night.
Quite large batch OF bills were read and
paid.
w. Il. Banuister has decided to place
in his stock line OF stoves which will be
carried in connection with his furniture
business.
The c-unty central committee at it's
meeting yesterday decided upon Septem
ber 9th as the time for the county con-
vention to be held.
Lloyd T. King, of Salt Lake City,
special organizer of the Endowment
Rank of the Knights Of Pythias, was in
the city this morning
Young Thomas Price has become
monopolist in the boot shining business
having now three stands in operation, all
one under management.
The wife OF Mr.. Arthur P. Ballard has
returned from England and will accom-
pany him back to this city from Denver,
where he has gone to meet her.
Frank h. Haskell returned yesterday
from trip into the Plateau country on
quest for proxies for the meeting OF the
democratic county Central committee.
Aho uloCnIuCAy ht tAo sugar lhStoEy
was started for a trial run. yesterday.
A few small breaks in piping was all the
damage. The factory will start Mon
day.
Anthony Sneve, Of Denver, general
freight Ag't OF the Midland railroad is a
visitor to the city today. Mr.. Sneve was a
visitor to the Fruit Growers associction
this afternoon.
Some one walked away with Frank
Thatcher's wheel today at noon. leaving
one not 80 good in it's stead. Mr.. Thatch-
or is on a wild hunt this afternoon for
his own wheel.
| The resolution which was promised
the general passenger agents yesterday
would be introduced in the city council
providing for q license upon brokers. was
introduced last night.
e. M. Hooper is gentlemen from To
peka, Kansas who is on the sick list be-
ing cared for by DR.. L. F. Ingersoll. He
goes east tonight in hopes OF reaching
home before he is taken down with the
typhoid fever.
j A. Goodhue, president Of the Utah