The daily sentinel., 1906-08-15

c. H. Hoppe and family have re-
turned from an outing on Mesa
Lakes.
A large camping party returned to
the city last night from Enochs camp
on Pinon Mesa.
Material is being placed on the
ground today for the new veterin-
airy hospital to be erected by Dr..
A. p. Drew.
The maximum temperature yes
terday was 81 degrees, the minimum
was 60 degrees. Fair tonight aud
Thursday is the forecast for Colo
RADIO.
The eity's leading liverymen, Bar
ton & Platt. Best service. Prompt
attention to all orders, excellent rigs
and good horses. Barn, Fifth and
Colorado.
Frank C. Goudy will probably be
candidate for congressman-at-la large
to succeed Hon Franklin e. Brooks
who has announced that he will not
be candidate.
The amount of water pumped yes
terday at the city water works was
lower than for a unmber of days, ow-
ing to the light rain and drop in tenn
perature yesterday. Today. however,
will be heavy day for the plant.
Through a mistake of this office
the signature of Mrs. G. II. Van Dali
sem was unintentionally omitted
from the card of thanks pub
lished yesterday in the Sentinel by
the near relative of the deceased.
This afternoon the two men, Chad
wick and Lane, in the county Jail,
charged with passing bogus money.
hA lat fN.f.
court for hearing on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretens-
es.
W. C. Boyer has the contract for
the building ofathe filter in the Grand
river at the Indian school. The con-
tract price is $49O. The government
is to furnish the materials. The work
viii start at once. The filter will
greatly improve the water supply for
the school.
Prof. l.. NJ. Taylor, of Fort Col
Inns, secretary to President Barton
o. Aylesworth. is a visitor to the city
in the interest of the State Agricul-
tural college. Prof. Taylor has Wis
tied the city several times before and
Is well known to large number
of former students and friends of
the college.
John, who returned last night from
their extended visit with relatives in
El Paso. Texas. met Mrs. John Cot
trell, of this city. in Pueblo. Mrs
Cottrell has also been visiting in
Texas and is now en- route home. She
is stopping for few days with
friends in Pueblo.
Samuel N. Wheeler. Esq. and
Mayor |. N. Bunting have been ap-
pointed members of committee, ap-
pointed by Judge John l. Mullens and
State Chairman Milton Smith, which
committee is to undertake to inter
est Democrats throughout the state
in securing large delegation to go
from this state to meet William Jen-
nings Bryan, on his arrival in New
York City.
Last evening the young ladies' of
the b. b. Tennis club entertaihed at
the home of Miss Maud Blaisdell on
n. seventh street. The guests were
the young ladies and gentlemen of
the club and the evening was filed
with merriment. Music, games and
other features including pretty
luncheon made up the program OF
pleasures. A jouiar gathering of
young people has not been held in
the city this summer.
All agents in Colorado of the Den
yer and Rio Grande railroad have
been notified that for the meeting of
the Western Slope District confer
ence of the federation of Woman s
clubs, at Gunnison on August 80 and
81, an open rate Of one fare and one
fifth is authorized for the round trip.
Agents will collect the full amount of
one and one-fifth fare and issue regu.
lar round trip tickets to Gunnison,
and return. Tickets will be sold on
August 2S, 20 and 80 with final limit
of September 5th.
Yesterday a representative of onel
of the big concerns that manufacture
steel banded stave pipe such as will
be used in the mountain water pipe |
line of this city, arrived in the city |
for the purpose of look Hg over the |
ground with a view TO making bids |
to furnish the pipe, It is said that |
this concern. whose factories are To- /
Gated at Seattle. Washington. is the |
biggest of its kind in the country |
The gentlemen will have samples of |
certain brands of the pipe manufac /
tured by the company here in n few |
days He speaks highly of the engi-
neering firm of Young and Kelsey.
declaring that they rank with the
very best and most successful in
Western America and the council
made no mistake in securing their
services.