The daily sentinel., 1907-01-18
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Charles A. Smith of the Smith
Thomas Grovery company returned
home yesterday noon from his trip to
Denver.
Mrs. Anna Lindhard who has been
seriously i'll for the past three weeks
is now slowly improving and will soon
be able to be out again.
Arthur Wadsworth will return to-
morrow or Sunday from Pueblo
where he is attending the meeting of
the retail grocers" association of
Colorado.
One of the proprietors of the In
dependent Grocery and Meat Market
was charged yesterday with selling
tobacco to a young boy. The defend
ant came into court this afternoon
and pleading guilty paid fine. 1t is
not thought the offense was commit
ted wilfully.
Col. Charles L. Williams. who was
member of the once famou 137th
regiment with headquarters at Grand
Junction and afterwards a member of
company f. National guards of Colo
RADIO. which gained such an enviable
reputation as a crack company. was
an arrival in the city at noon today.
The City restaurant has changed
hands. having been purchased by
Nelson and company who are expert
caterers and the City restaurant viii
be run as a first class up to date res
taurant and short order house. Meals
served at any time, the restaurant re-
naming open all night.
Today the legal papers in the big
real estate deal, closed up ten days
ago and announced exclusively in the
Sentinel at the time. involving the
sale of the Ten Mile Tract on Orchard
Mesa to the Ramey-Udlock Invest
ment company. were filed with the
county clark and recorder. 1t is one
of the biggest sales consummated in
the valley in several years.
There is a rumor that a warrant
will be issued this afternoon for a.
party charged with receiving and con-
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in several instances, according to
charges made, this party has purchas-
ed goods that have been stolen but
would refuse to produce the same
when demand was made by the Of
ficers. or the rightful owners.
The case against a sheepman in the
Whitewater country charged with
destroying or tearing away bridge
over Hannah creek, mentioned some
days ago in the Sentinel. has been
settled out of court. The owner of
the sheep is prominent stockman of
San Miguel county and he came
down to the city and settled the dam
ages with the county commissioners.
From Salida comes the report to-
day that Japanese workmen have
been imported by the Rio Grande to
take the places of the fifty Italians
at the roundhouse at Salida. who are
or a strike for higher wages. The
Italians armed themselves and threat
ened trouble but no clash has yet
occurred. The twenty machinists'
neiptIS are bllll bul-
Manager Piatt of the Redlands IT.
rigation company informed the Sen
tinel this afternoon that the big blast
of yesterday afternoon was very sue
cessful. Owing to the depth of the
holes in which the powder charges
were located and the amount of rock
that had to be displaced. there was
not a terrific report. Mr.. Piatt stat
es that it will take n big gang of men
week to clear away all of the brok-
en- rock.
Paul Kennedy of Rocky Ford, rep
resenting the Bobin-Ebbert Seed COM
pany was pleasant visitor to the city
yesterday. Paul Kennedy was a re-
porter on the Star sixteen years ago
and seems a happy coincidence that
he and Mr.. Williams, who have been
absent so long should arrive in the
city about the same time. Mr.. Ken
nedy went to Delta yesterday there
fore did not see his old friend Mr.
Williams.
Harry Bogert. the well known
clIlZen OIL lne Ildledu Fdileys WAS
brought to the city this week and
placed in the hospital to undergo a.
serious operation. He suffered a
break of the right arm some time ago
and the first setting of the bone did
not prove successful and the opera
ton to secure union of the bones
was made necessary. Mr.. Bogert is
getting along nicely and will suffer.
it is thought, no permanent injury.
Robert C. Williams of Washington.
D. c.. a nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
f. Brink. was a most pleasant visitor
to the city yesterday. Mr.. Williams
is in. the accounting department of
the United States Reclamation serv-
ice and was en- route home from trip
to some of the governments big en-
terprise is being worked out in the
west Mr.. Williams resided in Grand
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