The daily sentinel., 1909-02-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

( The afternoon trains were about
/ three hours late today.
There was busy session of the
! local Aerie of Eagles last night.
| Richie Budelier spent yesterday in
Palisade on business.
/ number of Palisade people came
/ in on the afternoon trains to do some
shopping.
Miss Halle Webster has been quite
/ ill the past few days at her home on
| White avenue.
John Smith. day yard dmaster for
the Santa Fe at Colorado Springs. was
arrested yesterday charged with
I larceny of car of coal. 1t is alleged
the theft is practically the same as
the one to which E. l.. Moore, former
night yardmaster, pleaded guilty in
the district court a few days ago.
Smiths bond was set at $1,000.
One of the most enjoyable attrac-
tions of the season will be the mag
nificent production of '-Shore Acres"
al the Park opera house next Tues
day night. Archie Boyd, a brilliant
young actor, and fine supporting
company, including the talented
daughter of the late James A. Herne,
the author of shore Acres" Sag
Harbor" and many other great plays,
will present the play.
That over 100000 worth of fruit
trees will be planted in Pueblo coun-
" this spring is the estimate made by
Horticultural Inspector j. N. Bartels.
Most of these will be cherry, with
some apple, pear and peach. Since
the sucless of the smudges has been
assured in peach orchards. many Pu-
eblo farmers will plant peach trees
Last season $4,000 were planted in
Pueblo county.
Rodney Jay and w. w. Chandler
| today completed q deal whereby they
become the owners of the plant and
business of the Western Slope Print
ing company of this city. They buy
the business and plant from Messrs.
r. II. Skegss and James Lancaster.
The change in the business was mad de
this morning. Messrs. Skeggs and
Lancaster have not decided definitely
on their plans for the future.
The Colorado state board of cattle
inspection is determined to put the
| quack veterinary surgeons out of
business. A bill prepared under their
direction and presented to the legis-
| lature makes 1t almost impossible
| for man to practice veterinary surg
cry in the state unless he has Ii
cense from that board. The mem
| bers complain that the state is over
run with lot of quack surgeons who
are defrauding the people and injur-
ing the animals they treat.
,, John Johnson. a well known and
popular young man, and Miss Allie
Delaney, very pretty girl. both of
whom have host of friends in this
| city, stole "A march on their relatives
] nfV,f, lDN hon
they slipped quietly out of Glenwood
to Grand Junction, where the nuptial
knot was speedily tied at the little
church around the corner" After
the wedding, the happy couple Went
| to Rifle, where MIR. johnson has ac-
cepted position with local hotel.
MIR and Mrs. Johnson are followed
by the best wishes of all who know
them.-Glenwood Avalanche.
a bill presented by Mr.. Foley in
! the Colorado Legislature recalls the
time the bicycle riders tried to Sc
cure path from Denver to Colorado
Springs. A bill was passed to pro-
vide for the construction of the path.
and work was prosecuted for about
0 miles out from Denver Then a
farmer found riders raiding his apple
| orchard and brought actions in the
| courts that eventually stopped the
pa,h. The present law is backed by
auto owners and others who make
| the ride to the Springs pretty regular
: ly during good weather. and. as they
propose to improve roads of use to
all who use the highways. there is not
, likely to be any objection to the bill,
unless in the matter of expense.
Once again has the state of Colo
! RADIO been blocked in its effort to re-
turn William Shcrcliffe to the peni-
tentiary at Canon City to serve a
twenty-five year sentence for a muir
der committed twelve years ago at
Leadville, Thursday Gov. Shafroth
! issued requisition papers on the gov
ernor of Minnesota for the return of
Shercliffe. and William f. Dwyer. a
deputy sheriff of Leadville. started
for his man. Today Dwyer returned
with the information that the Mime
sofa officials require duplicates of
rcquisition papers and that they must
be signed by the state officials. He
only had one set to start with. In
the meantime friends of Shercliffe
have dug up another imaginary
charge against him in an effort to
hold him in Minnesota.
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