The daily sentinel., 1906-07-07

David Woods, of Ouray, is in town
today.
E. F. Vail. of Dubuque, Iowa. is
a new conner to the city.
w. J. Wills, the Fruita Record
editor. is in town today.
All the trains with one or two ex-
ceptions. were late again last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Laine, of Har-
rington, Kansas, are visiting in the
city.
A. H. Stevens. of ouray. well
known here, was an arrival last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Harrison. of
Monett, Missouri, are arrivals in the
city today.
Senator Horace, T. DeLong spent
yesterday in DeBeque looking after
business matters.
Miss Minnie Walker left today at
noon for Denver where she will spend
a month visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Woddell, of
Whiterock, Utah, arrived last night
for a short visit with friends.
If you want up to date sanitary
plumbing call on Lewis & Sallee, 124
N. 5th street or phone 1851 Red.
r. E. Vickery. the Colorado Mid
land official returned today from a
trip to Meeker and other points in
that section.
Mrs. Katie Smith left today at noon
for Salt Lake City where she will
take up her residence. having decid-
ed to remove to that city.
c.. Emmerich, an official of the Den
yer and Rio Grande railroad, accom-
panied by his wife, are guests at the
LaCourt today, coming in yesterday
from Denver.
II is reported from Denver that
Daniel p. Stone, postmaster at Trini-
day and editor of the Chronicle News,
is a candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Glen, of
Pueblo and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Glen
and son, of Montrose. were in the city
yesterday the guests of Messrs. Glen's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Glen.
Local showers this afternoon and
tonight Sunday generally fair ex-
cept showers in southwest portion.
Warmer Sunday. The maximum
temperature yesterday was rs de
grees, the minimum was 81 degrees.
The Colorado Midland has had
hundreds of copies of Dr.. Eldridge's
poem "The Elks are the People,
The Midland the Way" handsomely
printed on heavy paper and are CIV
ing them general circulation along
lightful group of verses, written in
the entertaining and clear style of the
doctor.
The Idaho Socialists come within
few votes of nominating Vincent st.
John as their candidate for govern
or. There was a sharp contest over
the nomination but Thomas f. Kelly,
of Caldwell, finally won out by a mar
row margin. The convention was
in session two days at Caldwell.
Strong resolutions were passed de-
claring belief in the innocence of
Haywood, ST. John, Meyer and Petit
bone.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clark entertained a party of ladies
and gentlemen at dinner at their
handsome home on Chipeta avenue.
The dinner was given in honor of Mr..
Trobridge, of California, and Miss
Bulger, of Lancaster, Ohio, who are
the guests of Dr. and Mrs. o. S. Alb
bott. Following the delightfully."-
served dinner music and other pleas
ant features filled up charming
hour. 1t was a very happy party.
The result of the examination of
the milk supplied by the local dair-
les and of the city water by the state
bacteriologist, announced in the daily
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pal theme of conversation on the
street and in business houses today.
All are glad to learn that the milk
is free from all dangerous bacilli and
the necessary precautions regarding
the water will be carried out very
generally. The city physician urges
all citizens to boil the water used
for drinking purposes.
e. NJ. Wood, a printer stating that
he had been employed on the Denver
Republican, found himself in police
court this morning charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly. He was ar
rested last night in the Pastime by of
ficer Beshoar. Wood was in a bad
way this morning as result of his
spree, being so nervous that he could
hardly stand. He said that he and
his sister went to Salt Lake on ex-
cursion tickets. He got drunk, start
ed for Denver and had got as far as
Grand Junction when he had lost his
ticket and his money. He begged the
justice to release him declaring that
he would leave town at once, but ow-
ing to his condition 1t was thought
It would be best to keep him confined
for a few days. He was assessed a
fine of $500 and costs and will work
II out under direction of Fire Chief
Rogers. Wood is a young man and
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