The daily sentinel., 1905-11-07

represent Mr.. Mahannah while Carna-
nan and Van Hoorebeke are the at
torneys for the prosecution. The
case has attracted much attention ow-
ing TO the prominence of the parties
concerned
George r. Barton, manager of the
Flying Dutchman Mining COMPANIES
properties in Utah. accompanied by
MS son Fred Barton and Herman
Hoesch. president of the eomnanv
left last night for the mines of the
company near Eureka. Utah. Mr.
Barton has been in the city visiting
his family for the past ten days and
returns to resume his work while Mr..
Hoesch will only spend a few weeks
at the mines
Yesterday afternoon before Judee
/ Sullivan of the county court the case
OF Eli Mahannah, the Whitewater
merchant, appealed from the Justice
OF the peace court. was given hear
ing Mr.. Mahannah is charged with
assault and battery. the offense. il is
alleged, was committed last April
when Mahannah and another busi-
ness man of Whitewater had a per
sonal difficulty. Mahannah was fined
and the case was appealed A de
l cision is not expected for several
days.
Col j. L, Hodges. secretary of the
state board of arbitration, and for
years one of the most prominent Re
publican politicians Of Colorado, sus-
tanned n stroke OF paralysis a few
days ago and is in critical condi-
I ton at his home in Denver He is
/ ) years OF age. He was the first
| register of the land office at Glen
wood Springs, As a politician he
gained national fame. He was in
strumental in first putting e. o, Vol
colt in the United States senate. He
was at one time mayor of Glenwood
Springs.
Judge sweeney, of the police court.
has made out his report for the
month of October to be filed with the
city council. There were twenty
three police cases given attention by
the judge during the month. They
We're disposed of in the following
manner: In the cases of ten sentence
was suspended, eight were committed
to the Jail, and five paid their fines.
The amount turned over to the city
treasurer was S44.7O. The month
was a very light one, much lighter
than this month promises to be. Al
though the month is only seven days
old and sixteen cases have been tried
in the police court.
This morning the high school stud
ent body and faculty of the high
school were favored by a delightful
visit from Rev d. d. Forsyth, pastor
of the Methodist church. He read
from the Bible and offered fervent
prayer after which he made a short
] address. He made prominent the
/ importance of improving the present
and fitting for the higher positions in
life. He declared that the old say
ing, There is always room at the
I top" was never more true than II Is
today. His address was helpful and
interesting throughout, and many fine
thoughts We're brought out for the
consideration of the young people.
At the conclusion of his address the
students showed their appreciation
by hearty applause.
President James U. Harris of the
National Bee Keepers association re-
ceived a message from Chicago yes
terday containing an announcement
that will be of great interest to many
stockmen and bee keepers of the val
lev. Owing to the fact that il is inn
possible to complete the great stock
amphitheatre in Chicago in time for
the meeting which was set for early
next month a postponement OF the
big fat stock show and the session OF
the National Bee keepers association
is made until December 19, 20 and
|21 For these big meetings exceed
Finelv low rates will be made on all
the railroads. Many stockmen and
bee men from Colorado expect TO at
tend the show and convention.
At a meetingof the Collbran stock
growers yesterday evening, the fol
lowing delegates were named 10 at
tend the Glenwood convention on
December LIST: Orval Dadson, Billy
johnson. Charles Jones, Ed Bott
Hugh Mcintosh, Col. May. Mace
I STYLES. Heber Young, Jim Nov, Bar
nev Duffy, Steve Kendall. Jack Ballie'
GUY Hodgson. Jack Duckett. Willis
Hodgson. chairman and r. f. Boone,
secretary. Fifteen of the above are
entitled to go as official delegates A
special car will probably be run
from Grand Junction for the Mesa
delegation the majority of whom VIII
he from the Plateau. Those OF the
above who can go. please give ther
names to the secretary without de-
lay-Plateau Voice.
A strong effort is to be made by
nrominent people of Palisade toward
inducing the Denver a Rio Grande
railroad company to have train No
. which leaves this city for the east
Lat.2:OO each morning stop at Pan
sade. This arrangement is desired
nv The Palisade citizens in order that
ladies' and gentlemen desiring to FORM
tbeatre parties this winter for the
purpose of attending performances
at the Park opera house or az lhe
AUDITORIUM in this city may be able
to return home the same night. As
II is parties desiring to come to thls
I citv TO attend entertainments must
remain over until the next morning
as the midnight, east bound trans
do NOT stop at Palisades. 1t is to be
boned that the Palisade people VIII
succeed in inducing the railroad COM
many TO make this arrangement
congressman Robert W., Bonynge
teft Denver Sunday for New YORK
en- route to washington. He VIII go
to The national capital two weeks
ryior 10 the opening of congress 10
prenare. Congressman Brooks wiz
he in colorado for some weeks yet
NJ Rrooks has been busy OF late
eattfng the forces of the west In ilne
sor a vigorous campaign this winter
sove the Denver Republican. He does
,,ot believev in sectionalism but there
&c times when it is absolutely neces-
a. -. ,,iza in defense OF the IN