The daily sentinel., 1899-08-02
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Bedwell sells books.


Get your outing supplies at Bsdwells.
Everything in the line of sporting
goods at Bedwslls.
Every one should hear Pref Hickey
on Trusts at the opera house Tuesday
evening Aug. 9Th,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Tranh l. Lee and Miss
Pearl Shores leave Thursday morning
for Colorado Springs and Denver.
Why don't you have good library In
your homer All the works Of standard
authors can be secured at Bedwells.
Nearly every day the D. & r. g. has
boon compelled 10 run double sections Of
their passenger trains from Grand juno
tion east.
Tho rains Of the last twenty -four hours
remind one of other days and other
lands where the needs of irrigation are
unknown.
Prof. ]. F. Heating Of Pueblo, who is
conducting the teachers institute in this
city, expects his family to join him hore
Friday morning.
The Denver & Rio Grands express and
ticket ofase 10 having it, windows hand
somely lettsrsd by an expert sign writer
in the employ OF Weysr.
The weekly crop bulletin for the state'
issued August lst, is an encouraging re-
port. Rainfall IL plentiful in the east
and conditions favorable in the west.
On account OF the inclenency OF the
weather Mrs. D. Stuart Mckay de-
sirss to announce that she will continue
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Prof. Hickey OF New York City will
give free lecture Tuesday evening
Aug. 9Th. At the Park opera house on
"The cause, effect and final outcome Of
tho trusts from scientific standpoint.
Inspector Small Of the postofilss de-
partment, incidentally dropped into this
city yesterday, on his way from Salt
Lake. After paying his respects to the
postofice, he embraced the opportunity
OF q chat with his old time friend Editor
w. q. Paber.
The Palace restaurant will be reopen
ed tomorrow at noon, under new man
agement. Mra. Jennie Mc0ruder has
been secured as cook and her skill in
that limo is so we'll known 10 the public
that the new restaurant needs no better
introduction than this.
Fred Wild jr. formerly general
freight agent Of the Colorado & South
ern road has been appointed to like
position on the Denver & Rio Grande
road the appointment to take place at
once. Mr.. Wild takes tho position made
vacant by the death OF Col. Allen T.
Wolls which occurred few days ago.
Bedwell sells hammocks at way down
prices. You'd better invest in one.
On the return OF Editor W. E. Pabor,
from Denver, he found awaiting him by
mail the badge Of the National Editorial
Association for 1899. which held its an-
nual meet at Portland, Oregon. These
badges were donated to the Association
by the people OF Portland and are by far
tho most elaborate In the history OF tho
organization.
All banks have received positive in
structions from the Internal Revenue
Office to discontinue the practice OF affiI
ing stamps to unstamped checks that
may come in. They must return to
drawer any unstamped cheek presented
for payment under penalty Of being re-
ported to the United States district at
torney for prosecution.
Now is the time when the fish bite
best. Got your fishing tackle at Bed
wells.
The Salida Mail says ore has been
found In the third level Of the Ssdalia
mine, The discovery was made Friday
At . distance Of 4.45O feet from the
mouth Of the tunnel and At q vertical
depth Of $50 feet an immense body Of
ore was encountered, the tunnel cutting
it at right angles. The sample OF orc
tested assayed 27S6 per cont copper.
Since then the vein hAa been explored