The daily sentinel., 1903-02-09

Get your hot drinks at SPARKS.
Orson Adams. Jr. returned to the
city yesterday.
@. H Ketchum left for Sunnysied.
Utah. last night.
The woodman drill company will
meet in hte City hall tonight.
The music at the Methodist church
was unusually good yesterday.
King A Auldridge. of the Lyons
store will leave for Denver Tonight
Bishop Abiel Leonard conducted
services at the Episcopal church yes
terday morning and afternoon.
NJ. @. Hinderleider of Denver. SON
in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. L. N Kirk.
arrived in the city. Saturday night.
He will leave here tonight.
Thomas Robinson. of Colorado
Springs. arrived in the city yesterday
noon for brief visit with his grand
mother. Mrs. Mary S. Mckenzie.
Sheriff William G. Struthers return
ed from Denver, yesterday. He
brought with him blooded horse.
purchased ut the sale in that city.
Sheriff Amick returned to this city
yesterday from Salt Lake. whittier he
had gone in search of Crunk. In
company with Luther Carman who
had been locked up in the county Jail
for safe keeping he started for Meeker
last night.
Water was not turned off esterday
as was advertised 1t was intended
to make connections for the sugar
factory. but one of the main valves
was so completely covered with ice
that the plumbers did not care to
tackle the job.
Professor George Stovall gave his
opening dance at the Turner's hall
Saturday night. Those who attended
it were treated most courteously and
had good time. They were highly
pleased with the music furnished by
Professor and Mrs Stovall
Al the Presby terian church yester-
day morning. resolutions commencing
the acts of the peace officers during
the past week were read and adopted
No mention was made of any specific
happening but it was understood
clearly what was referred to.
There is no longer any doubt what
ever that the man Sullivan. in the
local weather office can give us cold
weather if he wants to. He's just
been showing off little. If he prom
les to let up for good now. We'll be
willing to holler huff - and declare
him victor.
Engineer Matthes left for the camp
near Westwater this afternoon. The
work is about completed and the
whole outfit will be brought back to
this city in a few days. There will
be no auction sale of carte. horses.
etc. in this city as il the impression
among some people. Everything will
be taken to Montrose. There they
will find out what can be spared and
there they will dispose of it. The
boys will be mighty glad to get back
to the city after the long. hard ex-
perience. And there are those of the
gentler sex who will share their joy
at the thought of their return.
Several imuortant changes are tax
ing place down at the railroad Offices
Dispatcher Rothas will be sent to
Salt Lake this week and E. E. Linn
baugh of that city will be brought
here to take his place. The local
dispatcher's office has undergone
what is called consolidation with the
Minturn office. This action takes
three men from this city. Two of
them. II. X. Morley and NJ. r. Wood
ward. have received orders to go to
Minturn. Superintendent Wentworth
was seen this morning and asked con-
cerning the changes. 'We received
orders. That is all we know about
them.
The house of Edward II. johnson.
carpenter located at 1877 Colorado avA