The daily sentinel., 1904-07-27

OulOu sIhtlOi, dCCOLHpduleu Dy MIS-.
Core returned last night from their
extended eastern trip. While they
were gone thev visited the fair and
took trip into Ohio to visit friends
and relatives. They report most
delightful time and the fair in its
heyday of glory.
DR.. Thadd Parker and ]. S. Rev
burn returned home last night over
the narrow gauge from their extended
trip into the San Juan county on
mining matters. They report that Sec
tion most prosperous with healthy
future. due to the recent trip there
of the famous Red Mountain excursion
from Philadelphia.
There was a small water spout at
the Book Cliff mines last Sunday.
The grade which runs from the tipple
to the entrance to the tunnel was
washed out for considerable dis
tance, eptailing the loss of about $500.
1t will require about three weeks to
repair the damage.
1 IL. L SllCStcI hau Qullc q tain " ibi
Gen. Metcalf when he was in this
city recently. Both gedtlemen were
born and raised in Lorain county.
Ohio and spent their boyhood days
in the same vicinity. 1t happened
they both moved to Lawrence. Kansas
and lived in the same neiRhborhcod
there. They had quite little talk
/ i ST.
Victor Tharp. accompanied by his
wife, was in Denver, for the purpose of
studying the operation of and for the
purchase of carpet cleaning machinery.
Mr.. Tharp has been devoting his at
/ tention to that business in this CITY
or long time and be finds that he
cannot accomplish the work which he
has to do by hand. He will ship the
machine, which is new device. to
this city and be better prepared than
ever to preform his work
earle Rowland, the young colored
man who was arrested ON complaint
of John Newman yesterday. was
brought before Justice Byers yesterday
afternoon and had hearing. Justice
/ Byers, after hearing the evidence fined
Rowland costs and fines amounting to
S1S.45. Rowland in his defense said
that the reason he had hit Newman
was that the latter had drawn gun
on HIM and that when he had no
gun and they were on equal terms
that he paid him back. The court
could not see it in exactly Just the
/ light Rowland did and assessed the
fine. The money was forthcoming
from some source.
| DIR. Ursa S. Abbott returned at
noon from Salida where he went to
conduct Mrs. A. w. Miller for an op-
reation for appendicitis. The opera
tion was performed Monday morning
in the Red Gross hospital hy DR..
Cochems and was most successful up
to the time of DR.. Abbott's leaving.
The Flying Dutchman mine which
has been owned principally by Ter
man Hoesch, and who recently secured
entire control, has been Incorporated
as, The Flying Dutchman Consolida-
ted Mining company. Its officers are
Herman Hoesch. President; I. N.
Bunting. vice president; A. ]. Peck,
secretary. The directors of the COM
pany are the officers, with addition
of Mrs. Herman Hoesch and John
Miner of Salt Lake city. The incor-
poration is for $500, 600 and the cost
of the poration in the state of
Utah will he abo-t $780, 600. There is
in sight first class ore. which will be
gotten out as soon as arrangements
can be made. between forty and sixty
thousand dollars.
T. @. Henry, N. W. Harris and
party left this morning on train No.
east bound. Mr.. Henry called at
this Office last night before his depart
ure and said that he and bis party
had driven over a large extent of the
ground yesterday and that they were
delighted with the prospects for the
ditch. He saws that as soon as the
hearing is had in the supreme court.
presuming that the decision will be
favorable and in line with the decree
of Judge Stevens, the bends can then
be readily placed aud work begin at
once. He says there is no reason
whatever why large amount Of
work should not be accomplished on
the proposed high line ditch this fall
and winter, giving employment to
many men.