The daily sentinel., 1900-06-01
Local News Items.

To-day opens the trout fishing season.
Lester johnson, OF Fruita is in the
city.
City Engineer Al. McCune. is in the
city to-day.
P. Randolph Morris, OF Parachute is
in the city today.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs James d.
ROBBERS May Boa girl
Tonight commencement exercises at
the Park Opera house.
State Engineer A. ]. McCune, OF
Denver, is visitor to the city today.
Miss Helen Dewey leaves tonight for her
summer vacation. She is one OF the
corps of public school teachers.
Wanted Perfectly competent girl for
general house keeping to go to Telluride
Wages 25 90 per month. Call at 2al
Grand avenue.
Half rates to Denver and return June
9th Via. Colorado Midland railway, for
tickets etc call at Midland city office
w. H. Peck, city agent,
No word has reached this city that
the gang OF desparadoea, for whom the
peace officers OF four states are hunting,
that they are near this section.
Judge Sullivan received word today
that the wife OF e. N. Williams, former
ly a member OF the bar Of Mesa county
had died at Galesburg Illinois.
WANTED = The Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company wants boys to
thin beets. Call at once at the com
pany's office, Grand Junction, Colorado.
Rev. Barnes, well-known Episcopal
minister, who filled the pulpit of st.
Matthew's church for some time about
one year ago, was visitor to the city
yesterday.
e. W. Downer, who has been a resi-
dent of the valley for the past few years
will leave today for California where he
will take up his permanent residence.
His family are now residing there
A big pile of drift wood and other
matter gathered on the side of the main
pier of the Grand river bridge this morn
ing. The board OF county commission
ers was notified and they hs d it removed.
The census enumerator will be after
you from today forward for the pext
thirty days. Miss Mamie Forty will
take the census Of the city. II you will
made up your mind to answer the ques-
tions cheerfully which are asked you
will make things easy for yourself and
also the enumerator.
There is on exhibition in the Arthur
drug store window a fine picture of the
battleship Marblehead. The frame is
made from Chinese wood taken from the
mess table of the Marblehead. This
beautiful picture and unique frame has
been presented to the public schools by
w. S. Phillips jr.
City Clerk Ketchum failed to fecog-
nize brother musician 10 Prof. Ruther-
ford, the leader of the Woodman band
who arrived this morning, In conse-
auence Of some remarks from Mr.. Ketch-
uIl III bLdC kehtiCiCbo PASoShSSb viz
Pastime force had hearty laugh at his
expense aud he was out the price OF
the cigars for the crowd.
Frank FL. Haskell, who has been acting
in the capacity Of deputy assessor. for
the purposes OF assessing the mercantile
stocks of the city has about concluded
his work l. ls hoped by the board OF
county commissioners, and the2 assessor
that the assessed valuation OF the var
ious stocks OF the city will be on a more
equitable basis than they have ever been
be fore.
Eight Beet cultivators $1,000 each
Beet diggers $500 each 5 two-horse
corn cultivators $3.50 each 10 wagon
beds complete and new $500 each 2 new
extended top surrys cheap. All kinds OF
plows, walking and riding, 2gang plows
- inches $500. The above goods are
damaged by smoke and water and are as
good as new and the latest improved. All
kinds OF farm wagons, John App 2sl0
w. Colfax, Villa Park.
Schools Closed To-day.
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