The daily sentinel., 1901-02-15
THE CURRENT NEWS.

Sheriff Wallis took Glen Tiery to re-
form school last night
j. r. Johns OF Aspen, we'll known
mining man is in the city.
You get your moneys worth when you
buy of G. D. Smith & Co., Druggists.
For Sale-Dw yelling on Hill, between
Bird and 4th streets. Call at this Office.
Notice-Two rooms for light house
keeping. Crawford's addition, on Colo
RADIO avenue.
AL Fields great minstrel troupe will be
at the Park opera house Tuesday even-
ing, Feb. 18th.
II. e. Hensen who has been in the city
for several days, left this morning for
narrow gauge points.
Robert L. Meyers OF Denver, deputy
collector of United States revenue, was
in the city this morning.
There were about twelve miners laid
of yesterday at the mines Of tho Grand
i Junction Mining & Fuel company at
Cameo.
s. j. Scovill is building another ice
house, close to his corral. 1t will be
used as sort Of storage for the city
supply.
II. G.. Bedwell has moved his family
from Fairlawn to the residence OF Mrs.
Kate Smith at the corner OF South and
Second
A number Of miners from Cameo were
in town today, filing up on bad "booze. "
Two were thrown into the city jail for
boisterous conduct on the streets.
Judge Hollister of Cincinnati has is
sued permanent injunction against the
Jeffries- Rubin fight, which was to take
place in Sasngerfest hall in Cincinnati
tonight
Orson Adams returned homo today
from flying business trip to his old
home At Baltimore. He also visited
New York and other business centers
while absent.
The Young Mems Culture Club met
last night with u. @. Ramey. About IS
persons were present, which included a
number OF young ladies, and = very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
The homecoming aspirants for politi-
cal favors, on their return from the capi-
tai city, have little to say regarding their
prospects. They are laboripg as much
in the dark as the public.
The Francis Willard memorial will be
held in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The pro-
gram will be given by the pastors Of the
city and there will be good music. Ev-
erybo1y is invited.
Messrs. WEIGH, Higday and Baylis, the
young men who were arrested on COM
plant OF the officers Of Troop A and
whose hearing was postponed until last
night, had their hearing before Justice
Sweeney last evening. The court room Of
Judge Sweeney was filed to OVERLOOKING
with the troopers and their friends to
listen to tho trial The state was repro
sented by Assistant District Attorney
Guy V. Sternberg. The boys made no
i NCAOuoc ohd SLio uiuk az SWclVo uokO
Sweeney ammo need his judgment, which
was that they be fined two dollars and
costs, and that the fine be suspended on
good behavior.
Horace 7. DeLong brought to this Of
flee this afternoon something new in Ore
insurance literature. 1t is Handsomely
bound volume, 1.-The Rationale Of Fire
Rates." by A. +. Dean, and it is sup
posed to be the last authority on any
thing in tho ars insurance business Mr.
DeLong is distributing these books to
the newspaper offices of the city and
they are not only a handy reference book
but are full OF the best information OBJ.
tainable on matters which may come up
in newspaper offace any day. Mr.. De-
Long has the thanks Of The Sentinel for
the gift, and later it will be reviewed in
q more leisurely manner than it would
be possible to do this afternoon.
There has been conside derable discussion
on tho streets today about tho proposals
for new site and room for the post
ONCE. The requirements for tho new
poetoffice are quite extensive, and where
ever it is located it will cost some money
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