The daily sentinel., 1906-07-19
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] Let us show you our buggies Fred
Mantey.
Twelve quart dish pan only 80
cents at the and 10 cent store.
The county commissioners are busy
preparing 4 list of election judges.
! Coor's celebrated golden beer OTIS.
per dozen S1.50; pts, per dozen 81.
Delivered. Phone 663 Black.
Call on Lowe and Coulter for win
dow awnings at 126 n. 9th street.
Phone 1853 black. A large assort-
men of samples to select from.
Judge Joseph p. sweeney is expect
ed home tomorrow morning from
Denver where he has been showing
the Elks how to properly celebrate.
The maximum temperature yes
terday was So degrees, the mini
mum was Sc degrees. Precipitation,
10. The forecast for Colorado reads
fair tonight and Friday.
The dispatches from Denver state
that the Grand Junction delegation
OF Elks made a fine showing in the
big parade this morning. Everybody
here expected the boys to do that
very thing.
The funeral of Iorn Duharry will
take place tomorrow afternoon at two
O'Clock from St. Mathews Episcopal
church. Rev. {, W, G. Lyon in
charge. The interment will be had
AT orchard Mesa cemetery.
Don't fan TO ~ to the Progress
when you want bread. pies. cakes.
fresh fruits, staple and fancy gro-
ceries- They can supply you the best,
/ The Progress holds its patrons be-
cause Of the eXeelleucy of its sery-
ice.
Miss Gladys Braiuard returned
home last night from Chicago where
she has been pursuing musical stud
/ les for the past half year. The ac-
eompliShsd youug lady receives
warm welcome from her many
friends
Ten acres bearing orchard IL
miles east from the fair grounds
mostly in apples aud pears. house.
cellar, eistern and all improvements
| also two horses, for sale for $4,000
or S2,5oo cash and S2,50O on easy
terms Enquire here in office.
Dr.. c E. Taylor, the osteopath,
arrived home today from visit to
his old home in Missouri He has
been out of the city about one month.
Mrs II. c. Olsen and two children
will leave this evening over the Colo
rado Midland for Glenwood Springs
to spend several days.
Yesterday morning Mr.. C. E. Wal
lis and his bride who was Mrs. Vir-
ginia Ong Van Buren. passed through
the city en- route to DeBeque where
they will make their home. Mr..
Wallis and Mrs. Ong Van Buren, were
united in marriage at Price, Utah.
on Tuesday evening The bride is
well knon in this city where she for
merly resided and is handsome
young lady. Mr.. Wallis is a young
ranchman of the DeBeque commun-
ity.
Ben Ferguson, the advance repre-
sentative of the carnival, had an op-
portunity yesterday to see for him
self what grounds the people of this
county have for making the claim
that this is the greatest fruit grow
ing section of Colorado. He visit
ed number of big fruit districts of
the valley, going up through the Pali-
/ sade country and then later he drove
through the Fruit Ridge, Pomona
and Bethel districts. He was sur
prised at the extent and beauty of
the orchard lands. MIR. Ferguson
says that he never enjoyed many
more pleasant drives. He mixed
business with pleasure by distribut-
ing advertising matter of the carni-
val among several hundred fruit
s5r-es.,-as-a and ranuIm0n.
There was rough house in the
city council of Leadville on Tuesday
night. A discussion on the electric
light franchise which was holding the
attention of the body for some time
caused the trouble. Mayor Rose and
Alderman Jennings were the princi-
pals in what the Herald-Democrat de-
clared to be n "disgraceful fight"
The mayor took exception to a state
ment made by Jennings, whereupon
the latter proceeded to call the may
or liar, and in moment ink bot
ties We're flying through the air. A
representative of the Denver Pbst
butted in but was put out of the coun-
ell chamber. Quiet was restored but
later trouble again started and Jen-
nings and the city marshal rent the
air with some beautiful epithets. The
mayors report on the result of the
recent municipal election at which
the franchise was voted upon was
the real bone of contention. Jen-
nings objected to the report and
practically repudiated the vote of the
people upon the franchise. The coun-
ell, after the trouble passed a mo-
tion accepting the report. 1t was
one of the most exciting sessions the
Leadville city council has ever had.
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