The daily sentinel., 1908-11-30
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Tonight the Elks meet in regular
session.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Hutton is quite i'll at
her home, threatened with typhoid
fever.
Fred Holmes left this morning for
Delta on business in connection with
the Western Sugar & Land Co.
w. G. Welsh was an arrival this
morning from Salt Lake. He is a
representative of candy firm of that
city. and is calling on the local mer-
chants and druggists.
Miss Shackleford of Lujane re-
turned on the noon train from Grand
Junction, where she spent Thanks
giving with home folks -Gunnison
The Y. T. outfit shipped a train
load of cattle from DeBeque yester-
day, bound for the Kansas City mar
ket. They were accompanied by
Owen Crane and Billy Emmett. -
Plateau Voice.
One of the biggest lodge meetings
of the year will be held Wednesday
night by the knights of Pythias on
which occasion the annual election
of officers will be held, initiatory
work will be done and social ses-
sion viii be held.
Mrs. Lee Lehman departed last
Friday for Grand Junction in hopes
the lower altitude would benefit her
health. She was accom- panied by
Mrs. Annie Downey and both stop
ped for day at Delta to visit F. p.
Marshall and family. Gunnison
News-Champion.
Two big contracts, one on bank
building at Palisade and the other
on a business block at Grand June
tion, have been awarded to S. NJ.
Duncan, painting contractor. of this
city. Mr.. Duncan leaves today with
a large force of men to begin the
work.-Colorado Springs Gazette.
a fatal case of black diphtheria is
reported from Blue Grass. la. The
victim was Ella PAIL. T-year-old
school girl who WAS taken with the
disease in school and died the fol-
lowing day. Fifty other pupils were
exposed and the school has been
closed. There is much fear of an
epidemic .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cartmel. of
this city left last night for Glendale,
Arizona. Mr.. Cartmel was the mach
mist at the sugar factory here and
will accept similar position at the
new factory at that place. The fac
tory at that place is now making its
first campaign and is to some extent
under the same management as the
factor here. Mr.. r. p Davie being
the president and manager.
In dispute over the ownership
of hay ON the ranch of Albert and
Charles Hammer. in Routt county,
which he had rented. William Wales
shot and fatally wounded Albert
Hammer Saturday. Wales is being
sought by Deputy Sheriff Frank Mil
Ter. but has not been found. Wales
came from the east to teach school.
and in addition to these duties. rent
ed the Hammer ranch He claims
possession of the hay which led to the
shooting. Details are meager owing
to the fact that there are no means
of communication with the ranch.
James X. Mcdonald. city marshal
of Leadville, was arr ested Saturday
night on warrant sworn to by J. H..
Gildea. charging him with intoxi,a
ton and breach of tie peace. The
alleged offense was committed inT-
Wednesday evening at which titue
Gildea was arrested by the marsh;li
for disorderly conduc. Tho trouble
Srrw out of dispute following i
turkey rattle. Both Mcdonald ard
HdNt Dttn TeltdSsu ullu'.i
bond and their trial viii take p!ue"
today.
$. Harrison White spent S2,SS3.25
to he elected judge of the supreme
court Of this amount $4,000 was
paid as an assessment to the state
chairman. The other amounts were
paid ont for printing, advertising.
etc. Milton S. Bailey spent S3, S0.05
to be elected TO the supreme court.
Ed. Taylor spent 5 400 to get TO go
to congress while James Burger. his
opponent spent Sl.500.35 to get to
stay at home. The two men who were
candidates for congressman AT large
spent within 35 cents of the same
amount. w. J. Galligan WIS ont
$2,675.45 before he was elected state
treasurer and y. w Rucker spent
$1,250 to he elected congressman
from the first district.