The daily sentinel., 1900-08-02

| tonight at the corner OF oth and Main
streets.
Mayor w. P. Ella left for the hills this
morning. He will return with his family
Monday.
If you are in the market for refrigera-
tors, wait until Anderson's special sale
next Saturday.
II you are ip the market for hammocks
wait until Saturday for Anderson's spe-
cial bargain sale.
The body OF Miss L H. Childs will be
shipped to Chicago Junction, Ohio, on
the midnight train.
| j. A Goodhue, OF Salt Lake city, pro-
prietor OF the Utah Nursery company, is
one OF todays arrivals.
Jack Grady and friend, who has been
visiti g him for the past several weeks,
have gone to Salt Lake City.
Harold Engle, caller at the Union
depot, has gone on to Chicago to spend
the balance of his vacation. He is now
in Denver.
| Howard T. Lee, OF Denver, connected
with the Denver Republican and one OF
the proprietors of this paper is visitor
to the city today
Horace L. DeLong has sold twenty
acres OF land at Fruita, belonging to
Harry e. Jones to Hugh p Hallett,
consideration private.
Lathrop M. Taylor, connected with the
state agricultural college at Fort Collins
is pleasant visitor to the city today In
the interests OF the college.
Reports are being received here that
the water in the Uncompahgre is very
low and that the fruit in and around
Montrose is suffering greatly.
John 8. Charlton return ed last night
from visit to his friend William Rad
cliff. owner OF Alexander lakes. Mr..
Charlton reports that considerable
scope OF country is burning in and
around the Graud Mesa country.
There is considerable talk OF having
good prize fight between local champ
ion. who has recently come to this city
to reside and Mexican Pete a g ate cele-
brity The local sporting element is
working on the matter and the mill may
be arranged fra date at no very distant
day.
kilograms have been pouring into the
leaders OF the democratic perty and the
Denver members OF the state central
committee all day, protesting against
the holding OF the democratic conven-
tion upon the dates OF Peach Day.
The local democratic leaders feel that
the state central committee has not
treated the western delegates to the
hoped that some compromise may be
made.
Henry Hoffman, wife and little daugh
ter OF Lancaster, Wisconsin are visiting
their cousin Henry G. Wurtz. Mr..
Hoffman is prominent farmer Of Lam
caster and is taking an exteGded trip
visiting relatives after years of hard
service following the pow. Mr.. Hoff
man will visit Salt Lake before his return
and ill remain until after the Peach
Day festivities. The cousins have not
seen each other for over thirty years and
they are renewing memories OF old lang
syne.
A team OF gray horses came dashing
Gown Main street Immediately after the
noon hour, attached to nothing save the
pole OF a wagon. The horses, team of
bronchosdi lively sprint, but came to
stop in the west end of the thorough
fare. The harness on the horses was
new and the pole was apparently from
new wagon. 1t was ascertained that
the team belonged to j. F. Spencer and
that the wagon to which they had been
attached was wreck on the road lead
ing to the Spencer ranch.
A truant wife was yesterday located in
this city by her husband from Glenwood
Springs The wife left the home of the
husband some time ago and came to this
city with her children. She resided here
for short time, although some Of the
time was spent in Salt Lake city. The
husband, who is a very nice appearing
man came to the ci.y several days ago