The daily sentinel., 1907-01-11


The st. Regis bar opens Saturday.
We both lose if we don't see you
about buggies and harness-Fred
Mantey.
Tomorrow night the annual meet
ing of the Mutual Savings and Build
ing association is to be held.
This evening the board of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce meets
in regular session. This will be the
last meeting of the board before the
annual meeting which takes place on
January 18TH At this meeting the
years business must be closed up
consequently there should be a full
attendance of the directors.
The next worlds fair will be held
at Seattle, Wash, in the year 1909.
The fair grounds will cover about $50
acres of ground, and not less than
$40, 100000 will be spent in the orna-
mentation of the grounds The name
of the fair will be the Alaska-Y Yukon
Pacific Exposition, and its object will
be to show the resources of our Pa
cific coast states and Alaska.
The members of the Baptist church
are pretty thoroughly determined
that they shall have handsome.
new tuuICH
and an early announcement of work
on the new edifice will begin before
great while will not be surprising.
The congregation has outgrown the
present church building and the need
of new structure is badly felt The
matter has been under d Scussion
among the members for some time.
If the Baptists decide to build a new
church 1t will be made one of the
handsomest in this section.
Success artisticaily and laugh pro-
ducing from the start. is the remark
able and pleasing record accorded
MY Wife's Family" three act
musical comely. written by Hal Ste
phens and Harry Linton, which was
brought out last season. Built for
laughing purposes only. it accom-
plished its end, with the result that
return dates were played at many of
the large citiec by special request Of
managers and the theatre-going pub
lie. The attraction will be seen in
this city at the Park opera house,
Saturday, January IL.
DR.. NJ. C. Kett returned yester-
day from his visit to Denver. He was
accompanied by DR.. X. A. Helgeson
of Denver, who will remain perma
nently succeeding DIR. Kett, who has
decided to leave Grand Valley. He
will however, remain here for a few
days before going to Grand Junction,
where he expects to locate.-Grand
Valley News.
In Denver yesterday Representa-
tive Cannon, in the general assemb-
ly. introduced a bill in the house
which has for the object the preven-
tion of any candidate for public office
t,Ia IA To nr,
ticket. At the last election some of
the candidates had their names on
four or five tickets and yet were de-
feated but they gave some of their
republican opponents the race of
their lives and as the republican con-
vention usually adopts a resolution
preventing its candidates from ac-
cepting nominations on any other
tickets it Is the intention to pass a
law to that effect as the republicans
have such large majority in the
legislature.
Open charges of bribery are being
made by members of the Light Con
sumers' League of Ouray, in connec-
tion with the passing on Monday
night by the city council of a reso
luton authorizing a five year renewal
of the electric lighting contract be-
tween the city of Ouray and the
Ouray Electric Lighting Co., says a
yesterdays dispatch from Ouray. The
Consumers league was organized for
the special purpose of fighting a re-
newal of this contract on the ground
that the rates charged in Ouray are
twice as high as those charged in
Silverton. which city owns its own
lighting plant. Several members of
the Consumers league are accused
of having been siezed with cold feet"
and otherwise losing interest in the
fight because of presents of handsome
electrliers and electric light chan
deliers they received about Christ
mas time. The members of the city
council are also coming in for much
hostile criticism, as they were sup
posed to be municipal ownership ad-
herents and anti-high light rate ex-
ponents when they were elected to
office