The daily sentinel., 1902-05-08

Train No. was four hours late last
night.
Samuel N. Wheeler is confined to his
bed with an attack OF fever.
Mrs. William mckinley has returned
from a visit to her relatives near Min
turn.
Lost-A pair of nose glasses; gold
rimmed Finder please return to this
office.
All the old telegraph poles on south
9th street have been pulled down and
new ones have taken their places.
Fifty thousand people viewed the re-
mains OF the late Archbishop Corrigan,
in the cathedral in New York yesterday
Mrs. N. A. Caldwell of the Ladies EN-
porium went to Lake City this morning
on business visit.
q. E. Mitchell, formerly of this city
aud who was in Ohio for several years,
has returned to Colorado and is residing
in northern Colorado.
The is some patching being done about
the city hall. in the way of plastering
few OF the places where the plaster has
fallen off and other very badly needed
repairs. 1t is then proposed to do a
little painting and papering.
Congressman John @. Bell presented
a petition in the house Wednesday from
the citizens OF Montrose, asking for a
rural free delivery in that postoffice.
An inspector is to be sent to Montrose to
investigate and report the condition OF
the proposed route.
G. P. holland received a present this
morning from Canon City. 1t was in
the shape OF cane made OF horn and
made by convict No. 5252 Mr.. holland
has no idea who the prisoner is who sent
the cane, believes that it may have come
from one OF the boys he took over, as
guard, last fall. The cane is handsome
ly made and Mr.. holland prizes it much.
w. r. Ladd and wife will leave tonight
for Grand Island, Neb., where they will
make their home. Mr.. Ladd has for
some time past been in charge Of the su-
gar factory in this city and together with
his wife has many friends here who will
regret to learn Of their departure, but
hope they may find their new home and
surroundings pleasant.
In almost every part OF the city the
trenches for the irrigation bitches are in
very bad condition. some OF them being
dangerous. They were not noticeable
until the water WAS turned into them,
out they have rotted 30 badly that as
soon as the dirt around them becomes
moist they cave in. making it very dan
gerous for teams to try to CROSS them.
81. b. Kooser, general agent OF the
Missouri Pacific railway with headquar-
ters in Denver, accompanied by j. o.
Rsber, travelling freight agent OF the
same road, came in on freight this sf-
ternoon from the east. In the company
OF these two gentlemen WAS also w. C..
Metsger commercial agent OF the Wa
bash railway. Two general agents and
three travelling agents for trunk lines is
considerable number Of heavy weight
railway men for Grand junction to han
die in one day OF "a hours.
A man from Collbran, who broke quar-
antine for smallpox at that place and
who has been followed by the officers
ever since, arrived in this city this morn
IT m
Bull, where the key was turned in the
door TO keep him until he could be taken
care OF and also to keep other people
from coming in contact with him. Be-
fore he reached this city the infected
man stopped in DeBeque and there is no
telling how many persons have been ex-
posed to the disease on account of his
violation OF the laws of quarantine.
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