The daily sentinel., 1900-07-18
Local News.

New boilers have been placed in the
Rio Grande shops at Salida.
Harold Engle, caller at the Union de-
pot, is spending his vacation in Denver.
Gourley has just received carload Of
new furniture, which is strictly up-to-
date.
Miss Mary Palsgrove has returned
from an extended visit with friends at
Palisades.
DR.. Flack after spending a week at
Montrose left for Excelsior Springs, Mo.
on a visit to relatives.
Buy your tickets for the road races at
Glenwood Springs OF City Agent Peck
of the Colorado Midland.
Senator Henry M. Teller will make a
few speeches this fall in the interest OF
Bryan and the silver cause.
Basalt has organized base ball nine.
Here is a chance for Steinmetz's "slug-
gers" to have some rare sport.
Note the new advertisement OF w. II d.
Bannister, The Lay & Garst company
and Photographer Dean in this issue.
The weed cutting gang is dong some
good work along the streets. The city is
beginning to look like something else be-
side a COW lot.
Remember with each dollars purchase
you receive one chance on the beautiful
5000 parlor lamp, that is being given
away to our patrons. Anderson's Bar
gain House.
Wilford Harris and William Cutting
the two men arrested by Deputy Game
Warden B. r. Jay at Mesa Lakes for
seining trout, plead guilty in the county
court this afternoon and paid costs Of
case. They were dismissed and left for
home, wiser but poorer men.
On last Saturday State Engineer Nc
Cune arrived in Red Cliff and viewed
that section of the proposed state road
which extends from Red Cliff to Ton
nessee pass. Hon. e. T. Taylor, and
the board OF Eagle county commission
ers accompanied him over to the sum-
mit.-Basalt Journal.
From the Avalanche it is learned that
the dates set for the fall races at Glen
wood are August 18th, 18th and 18th.
As the purses are liberal and aggregate
5000 there is no reason why they will
not attract a large crowd. The races at
Glenwood are always enjoyed. The
track 10 one OF tho best on the western
slope.
A notice has been posted in the local
division offices of the Rio Grande that
no more passes will be issued tn employ
ees during the rush OF passenger traffic
This is causing great deal of discon-
tent among the employees and is moi
calculated to make the new manager
popular with the men generally Sail
da Mail.
A new narrow guage switch engine
from the locomotive works, Philadelphis
for the Crystal River railroad went UT
on the Grand to Carbondale yesterday
The business of the road has increased
at q remar kable rate in the recent
months, necessitating the introduction
Of additional facilities and improvements
The road is to be extended on to Crested
Butte. Avalanche.
peculiar accident happened on Min
eral hill A milch-cow grazing on the
rich gramma OF that hill got to near q
prospect hole and fell in Her believing al
tracted the attention OF horse who
took look, looked again, and then also
fell in. Some miners noticed the pro
ceedings and erected a temporary hoist
and lifted the animals, somewhat bruis
ed, to the surface.-Cripple Creek Press
Passenger conductors are now under
strict orders not to carry any relative OF
brotherhood man without pass or the
fare. As there is an embargo against
passes the employees are confronted with
the proposition OF paying fares on the
road for which they are working. AS to
friends and relatives they are not to be
thought OF il the conductor takes any
interest at all in holding his lob -Sali-