The daily sentinel., 1903-05-15

Miss Mile Hawkins left last night
for trip to Salida and other points
in the state.
Mrs f. F. Liddell, is at Aspen, at
the home of her parents on a visit for
short time.
Mrs. George E. Haskell is expected
to return from her trip to the coast
in few days.
Rev. @. W. G. Lyon returned last
evening from Delta where he held SER
vice Wednesday night.
An excursion of Master Plumbers,
from all parts of the United States,
passed through this city last night.
Miss Agnes Whitley, chief in the
telephone office and Mrs. j. s. Carna-
han returned last night from few
days visit to Denver.
Mrs D. Walter Clark left this morn
ing for an extended trip. She will
visit Boulder and other points east and
will be absent several months.
Keep the date of the Garments ball
in your mind. 1t will take place on
the Goth of this month and the mem
bers of this new railway mems order
are putting forth every effort to make
it complete success.
NJ. o. Delaplain, the we'll known
realty and loan agent on Fourth
street, stated this morning that in the
last sixty days for every one dollar
loaned that there had been three dol
lars paid off, in mortgages and loans,
showing that money is very easy in
the city and county.
The Garments ball will be given in
the Turner hall, with the Citizens
Union orchestra. It will be on the
night of May Goth. The ball is the
first one ever held by this new rail
way organization and it gives promise
of being one of the best patronized
affairs of the social season. Don't
forget the date. May Goth.
The Secretary of the Interior has
ordered tl,at the $50, 900 acres of land,
which had been withdr avn from set
Element along the Gunnison river near
this city in July 1902, pending gov
ernment survey, shall be again thrown
open to settlement and entry. This
is done because the photographic de-
partment of the government in its re-
port says it is not necessary in the
sol frt 1itrhac /
templated.
Superintendent Vedder of the city
waterworks complains that people per.
nit water to run in their vaults. with
out ever thinking of shutting off same.
He says that this is against the ordin-
ances governing the use of water and
that people who permit the excessive
use of water, if found out will be
dealt with in no uncertain manner,
as it is an injustice to all water users,
as the pressure is much decreased by
carelessness in this way.
There is "a humorous side to the
cooks and walters strike in Denver.
which is now on. AT the Home Dairy
on Monday, the walters We're called
out. According to gentleman who
had been taking his meals there. from
this city, he happened to be in the
restaurant when the order came to
strike. The proprietor took off his
coat. donned an apron. the cash lady
did the same and several lawyers and
physicians who take their meals reg
ularly when they arrived were pressed
into service and made admirable
walters.
Herschel Brown, without any intent
to injure any body and not knowing
the ordinance thereto, shot his revol-
yer off three or four times few even
ings ago. From the direction in
which the report sounded Under
Sheriff George Smith, was able to To-
cate the place and the person from
whence the shots came. Mr.. Smith
informed Mr.. Brown that it was
against the law and Mr.. Brown said
he was unaware of it. Mr.. Smith re-
ported the infringement to the day
marshal and yesterday MIR. Brown