The daily sentinel., 1906-08-10

Misses Helen Newton and Helen |
Bunting returned last night from
short trip to Glenwood Springs
For hauling of any kind see Bar
ton & Platt. Special wagons for
moving purposes. Phone Mesa 105. |
See our display of ladies' and gem
tlemen's 7ocketbooks, bill books, !
purses, and bags, best In THE CITY
-Postoffice Bookstore.
Special Sale-August IL to 25th !
Every lady visiting our store on
days attendance during this sale will
receive a chance on a handsome piece
Of statuary, valued at $40. C vi
Store.
The cylinder head of the engine of
the Midland train No. G blew out last
night, while the train was en- route
to Glenwood Springs. causing a con
siderable delay in the schedule of
that trains running between here and
Glenwood.
Col. Willard Young, member of the
firm of Young and Kelsey, awarded
the contract for the engineering work
| on the mountain water system, re-
turned last night to Salt Lake City. In
few days Mr.. Kelsey will arrive in
the city for the purpose of looking
over the field and starting the work
of making the survey.
1t is understood that Frank Schwal-
bach, the civil engineer who declined
last night to accept the position of
resident engineer for the mountain
water system. rendered to him by
Young and Kelsey. has about decided
to reconsider the matter. Mr.. Schwal-
bach is being urged to accept and it
is very probable that he will do so to-
| day or tomorrow.
Arrangements are being made for
n Rnnaral m - nf tho f1npYpihnrc nj
the Methodist church on the evening
Of August Gath. There will be num-
erous pleasant social features. The
men of the church are to furnish the
/ program and serve refreshments. The
work accomplished by the church
during the past year will be reviewed.
II. p. Davie, president and general
manager of the Western Sugar and
Land Company. was an arrival in the
city at noon today. He is
making a flying trip and leaves to-
night to return to Colorado Springs
Mr.. Davie is greatly pleased with the
outlook for the factory the present
year.
| q. @. NfkfrIC. of Pueblo. city pas
| senger agent of the Santa Fe railway.
was n pleasant visitor to the city this
morning. Mr.. NilSirk formerly re-
sided in this city for a time, immed-
lately after the sale of the property
of the old town company and was cat
ing manager. He has not been in the
city for some time and is wonderfully
surprised at the marked change in
conditions.
| Last night the board of education
elected Miss Vivian Hebert, one of the
corps of public school teachers to the
position made vacant by the resigna-
| tion of Prof. Lowe in the eighth
grade. Miss Hebert as an instruct
ress and disciplinarian has given the
greatest possible satisfaction and the
board of education was only too hap
py to elevate her to the position. Miss
Sadie Daniell was elected to fill the
position of Miss Hebert.
| DIR. C. r. Lindsey, the dentist. was
quite painfully injured last night. He
started to get into his bdggy far n
drive when the horse turned sharp
| ly just as the doctor stepped in and
before he had picked up the lines. and
the vehicle was turned completely
over. falling on the young gentleman.
He was badly bruised and one leg
was painfully injured but he was
not seriously hurt and will be able
to be out again in a day or two.
The city council of Leadville is
| certainly having a world of trouble
and dissensions. Not long ago Mayor
Rose and one of the aldermen had
a fierce fight in the council chamber
over the question of granting an elec
tric light franchise, this personal en-
counter has been followed by a series
of exciting climaxes in the council
meetings. On Wednesday night,
when the franchise was up for a vote,
| Alderman Rogers who the Herald
Democrat says, had solemnly pledg-
| ed and promised to vote for the prop
osition voted against it, creating a
| great sensation. Mayor Rose and
two of the aldermen are favorable
| to the franchise while Alderman len
| nings and Madigan We're known to
be against it and Rogers who was
elected only a short time ago to fill
a vacancy caused by the death of
II Alderman S. l.. Smith, was counted
as for the franchise but changed his
opinion on Wednesday night. The
mayor, however, refused to announce
the result of the vote and the mat
ter. amid much excitement was left in
abeyance. The Herald-Democrat an
nounces that opposition to the fran
chise as being guilty of dirty trick
cry. bare faced treachery and double
dealing" The sorrows of the Lead
Vile council are attracting notice all
ovpr the state