The daily sentinel., 1910-02-09

There ia still good deal of Ice
in each of the two rivers. Much Ice
has been stored here during the past
two months in this city.
Editor Pitts, of the Plateau Valley
Voice. who lost his plant as u result OF
fire. is rapidly completing arrange
ments for rebuilding. and installing
an even better plant than the one de-
stroyed last week. i1
Reports from Palsade state that
the revival being conducted there by
DR.. Hamilton Is proving the most sue
cessful in the history of the upper
end of the valley. The meeting Will
close on Sunday. .
One drunk was arraigned in police
court this morning and was fined S25
and costs. The case was one deserv-
ing of mach sympathy and leniency
and the officers of the city are max
ing an effort to improve the condi-
tions of the mans environments In
hopes that If this is done he Will be
able to overcome the evil effects of
drunkenness.
The Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium Bible
class which was discontinued. during
the recent revival meetings will be
resumed beginning with next Sun
day. The meetings are instructive
and interesting and consist in the
main OF character study OF biblical
names and men and other features,
which are now included in the usual
Bible classps. The meeting Will be-
gin at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Another bad man came to grief in
Montrose Saturday night when Perry
McCulloch. who had recently been
released from jail at Grand Junction,
resisted arrest and was beaten into
submission by Officers Stephens and
Cooper. The two officers arrested
McCulloch for drunkenness and were
taking him to the calaboose when
the trouble occurred.s The fofficers
had taken their prisoner as far az
the door of the holdover when he
suddenly struck Stephens In the face.
Marshal Cooper applied soothing
lotion in the shape of his billy to Nc
Culloch's head a few times and Ste
phens also lent a hand. and the young
gentleman was soon in quiescent
state. No sooner had he got inside
the cooler, however. than he picked
UP q, long handled shovel and made
rush for Stephens, This time he
was stopped before he could do any
damage. This morning he was ar7
raigned in police court and fined $50
and costs.-Montrose Press.
Because. it is alleged one Rio
Grande train followed too closely up
on the heels of another. causing
rear-end collision near Tucker on De-
cember 8 last. Leonard V. Guynn was
badly injured and yesterday began
an action in the district court to col
lect 10000 from the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad Company A Guynn
was In the caboose OF the forward
freight train, going over Soldier sum-
nit. and when the rear train bumped
into the forward one. he was thrown
down between the back Of the ca
boose> and the pilot OF the engine. He
blames the company for allowing the
second train to follow so close to the
first one.-Salt Lake Herald-Repub-
lican. E8
When the supreme court yesterday
affirmed the Judgment of the lower
court in the case of Charles A. Bart
lett VS.. Thomas F. OMahoney, 1t
probably settled the now famous con-
troversy over the hides, heads and
res of the set four Wild hG Gralo n
Colorado. Bartlett is taxSlermist
nd the buffalo hides were taken from
him blythe sheriff of Lake county on
'he ground that he had no right TO
have them in his possession, accord
rg to the law Bartlett brought suit
f~einst the sheriff to get the hides
hack. but the Judgment in the lower
court went against him. Two of the
state game and fish commissioners
were invnIved T., tho 'ti%ctsS~ - ,if-i
ferent times.-Denver Republican.