The daily sentinel., 1907-04-16

/ the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
association. He has resided here for
many years. The other office was not
dlled on this ballot, Ramsey re-
ceiving two votes, Barnard three vot-
es and Wharton three vites. The
second vote resulted in four for
Wharton, two for Barnard and 2
for Ramsey. The third ballot re
suited in wharton's election, he re-
ceiving 5 votes.
No Police Judge
There were no applications for the
position of police magistrate though
it is known that Judge Sweeney de-
sires reelection.
The Fire Department
G. P. Rogers was reelected chief
of the fire department without op-
position. E. L. Faulkner and T. J.
Rogers, recommended by the volun-
teer department. were elected first
assistant and driver.
A Pretty Fight
The fight for city physician was a
pretty one. There were three ap-
plications. DR.. H. S. Henderson. the
present incumbent; DR.. l. B. Hards
and DR.. oliver Hebert. Four bal
lots had to be taken before an cleo
ton was made. The ballots were as
follows:
1st-Hebert 8. Hards 2, Henderson
three.
2nd-Hebert four, Henderson
three Hards one.
Srd-Hebert four, Hards Hen
derson two.
4th-Hebert FIVE. Hards none.
Henderson 3.
DR.. Hebert was declared elected.
The Daily Sentinel was unanimous
ly made the official paper of the city
of Grand Junction.
Sampliner Talks
At this point Street Supervisor Ell
ect ]. NJ Sampliner addressed the
council thanking it for the office it
had conferred upon him, announced
that he would qualify. hold the Of
flee and draw the warrants but that
the duties of the office during the
day would be performed by Mayor
Wentworth. Mr.. Sampliner was heart
lily cheered. The procedure is per-
fectly legitimate and square and
brings about the arrangement prom
ised by the Democratic party that If
Mr.. Wentworth was selected he would
devote all his time to the duties of the
two offices.
The Standing Committee
Mayor Wentworth then announced
his standing committees as follows:
Finance. C. Plank, NJ. Hertz, A.
P. Drew.
Water, sewers and lights-W. D.
Davies, H. NJ. Flynn and NJ. Hertz
Streets and Alleys-C. F. Hudson,
w. C. Boyer and ]. B. Matthew'S
License-M, Hertz. w. d. Davies,
J. B. Matthews
Purchasing-w C. Boyer, J. B.
Matthews and A. p. Drew.
Health Fire and Police-M. H.
Flynn. w. D. Davies and ]. c. Plank.
Hospital-w. c. Boyer, A. P. Drew
land C. F. Hudson
Saloon License Renewed
The council then took up the mat
ter Of the renewal Of the license OF
saloons in the city It was stated that
all licenses would expire on April
18th. and applications for renewals
we're in hand.
The applications of the following
we're read, filed with the license com
mittee, approved and renewed;
Ed. Mckinney to conduct a saloon
at 432 Main street, The Board OF
Trade.
JE. Dulmaine, to conduct a saloon
at the st. Regis hotel.
Royalty Liquor Company at 2Ol
Colorado avenue.
NJ. Hertz. wholesale store at S4S-
s52 Colorado.
Mesa Wine and Merchadise Co.
The Ranch at 4O1 Colorado.
T. D. Reams, the Abbey, 13s 3
Fourth street.
James purcell. 2O7 Colorado ave
nue., the Annex.
James Purcell. the Senate at 41S
Main street.
Payne and Kane, the Pacific at 3SS
5. Second street.
Mason Cafe Co, 962 Main.
The applications for renewals OF
plumbers licenses were received re-
ferred to the committee for report
next meeting.
At ten o1cock the council adjourn
ed until the next regular meeting Oh
April 24th.
The saloon licenses were nearly al
granted for one year at the rate oi
81 900 per year.
Each saloon backed its application
with strong bond.