The daily sentinel., 1909-05-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Former City Clerk John NJ Conles
and family are still visiting III Den
yer.
Water Supt B. w. evdder left yes
/ terday for Plateau City for priei
visit with relatives.
Former City Engineer O'Malley
has moved his offices from the Schies-
swohl block to his residence.
Parties having extra Rome Beau
ties Black Twigs and Jonathans,
i phone Junction 3S2.
Fifty voices will sing in the May
Day chorus Reserved seats at tal-
coner's. 25 cents.
For the finest livery in the city
call Palace Barn. Phone Junction
\ 290.
Work in the first degree will be
done at the meeting of the knights
of Pythias tomorrow evening
d. O. Davis, a Palisade ranch
man. died yesterday after long i'll
ness. He was 4S years of age.
Tonight the Eastern Star will hold
busy session. lnitiatory work VIII
be done.
NJ. A. Graham. the Wells-Fargo ex-
press agent. left last evening for
Grand junction to visit relatives
Aspen Democrat
James Hynes. of the Mesa Flour
Mill. and wife, will leave on No. 6
for Colorado Springs and Denver on
an extended visit with friends and
relatives.
Street Commissioner Thomas III.
RAIDER has a force of men busy at the
task of cleaning the streets and level
ing the dirt around the street railway
tracks.
Senator DeLong says that 1t is now
impossible for man to get drink
IL ff. hot hot
many residents of that county can
tell him where to go to find the.
stuff.-Pueblo Star-Journal-
James l., Hamilton, the fruit grow
er, who was painfully injured yester-
day morning in the fire at his coun-
try home. is getting along nicely to-
day.
Only light vote was cast yester-
day in the school election in this dis
trict Without opposition DR.. George
r. Warner was reelected for a 5-year
term and Moses T. Hale was elected
for 1-year term.
Frank Thomason, who has been
enjoying a leave of absence from the
Philippine governmental service in
this city since last September, return-
ed to resume his duties as teacher in
the Islands, last Saturday.
AT no time last night was the fruit
crop of the valley in the least danger
The temperature kept up well all
night. However. the fruit growers
who have smudge pots, and these
growers are in the majority, had their
pots filled and ready and were in
touch with the weather bureau, there
fore no sudden drop in temperature
would have found them unprepared.
Not allowing the fine weather to
lull them into a feeling of security
fruit growers of the valley who are
employing a system of smudging are
busy today and were busy yesterday, |
hauling oil or coal, whichever nature |
of fuel they are using. and making
their supply sufficient to last them
through another two or three nights
of heavy frost should such change
in the weather come about.
We understand from neighbor
of Miss Mary Finn, that she has
been living ON her homestead all win
ter and that she intends to appeal
from the decision of the general land
commissioner to the secretary of the
interior. 1t will be remembered that
she was contested by Fred Hoeft and |
the local land office decided in favor |
of Miss Finn, but it was reversed |
in favor of Mr.. Hoeft by the general |
land commissioner.-Ve Vernal Express. |
A number of Denver ministers |
have rushed to the defense of Gypsy
Smith, accused by one of the pastors |
OF that city of making the dollar
mark paramount. There is no doubt /
that the noted evangelist accomplish
es much good in the cities during his
big campaigns, but the fact remains
that if he had to do the work on the
pay basis of some of the humble
evangelfsts who are laboring daily in
tne wilds of the west he would prob
aDiy turn his talents to other fields
iiloruins better pay.-Lamar Sparks.
Guy Newlove. aged "a, shot him
5eif and died instantly about 6 O'Clock
sunday evening at Steamboat Springs
and Is survived by a wife and a l.
sear-old baby About 6:45 O'Clock
MS wife came home and found New
oVe lying dead on the bed. DIR. A
=. Crannel and DR.. II. f. CerriII, the
lat,er county coroner, were called
inu !. pronounced death due to an ac-
'ldental discharge of revolver which
Newlove was cleaning. The bullet
entered his mouth and passed
trough his head. Newlove had been
ishing all day, and began cleaning
iis revolver upon his return home
Denver Rio Grande passenper
ram, NO. /, in two sections weat
,ound and No. 4, in two sections
'ast y pound. were delayed on account
u tne burning of thirty-foot wooden
'rldge, NO. 175, near Spikebuck fif-
een miles west of Canon Citv Sun
,ay nlght, The bridge caught about
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Ranch
men IN the vicinity made an unsuc-
'esstui attempt to put out the fire
" rockers and bridge crews from,
'oen Pueblo and Salida were rushed
o opikebuck and engaged in bniId-
ns temporary structure, which wac
.oIn nPleted some time durinsz 80