The daily sentinel., 1900-10-18
LOCAL News ItQms Of I7ter2st

the past.
The board Of county commissioners is
in session.
Mr.. Feguson Of Fruita was in the city
today on business.
Walter L. Mulkey returned home to-
day uoon from his trip to Pueblo.
Ramey Bros. are having their business
room repapered and fitted up in fine
style.
Remember that the first real ball OF
the season is the one at the Armory to-
morrow night.
The United States grand jury found
an indictment against the man Smith at
Pueblo yesterday.
B.F. Balm who resides cas- OF the city
about five miles is suffering from
gathering on his neck.
The coal miners OF Pennsylvania are
not toatin' full dinner pail" about
with them these days.
The housewife breathes sigh of relief
as she realizes that fruit canning and
preserving time is nearly over.
Mrs. Emily Swaney is having her
boarding house remodeled and put into
first class shape for the winter.
According to population there are
more pianos in Arizona than any other
state or territory in the Union.
Every property owner should clean up
about his promises before winter comes
on. Cleanliness means health.
DR.. Edward F. Eldridge was at Pail
sades and in the east part Of the county
this forenoon on a professional trip.
People afflicted with lung trouble will
find the Grand valley climate very bene-
hcial, especially SO during the winter
season.
The frst quarterly conference Of the
Fifth street Methodist church will be
held Friday evening at the church at
o'clock
The best hot chocolate to be found in
the city is now on tap at Arthur's drug
store. Frohn and Phillips are artists in
that line.
DR.. johnson received word today that
his mother at Horton, Kansas is quite
ill. 1t is hoped that she will soon be
we'll again.
There is gang of gypsies located near
the city and the women are on ths
streets telling fortunes and selling lace
and other notions.
The special merchants police service
came in very handy last night. Two
burglars captured and one shot isn't so
bad for the first week Of the service.
Stop right now before you forget it,
and look at The Fashions new ad. in
this issue. There are some real bar
gains at that store, and don't you miss
them.
Col. Clark, who has been in the city
for the past three or four days on mat
ters concerning the Grand Valley Ditch
company, loft for his home at Cheyenne
last night
new Goss printing press, complete
in every detail, and the most modern
and finest west of Chicago, has been in
stalled by the Colorado Springs Gazette.
The cost OF the press complete was $l6,-
900.
Horace T. DeLong, ono of the busiest
real estate men on the western slope, has
been making sales lately almost daily.
Today he disposed OF lot 8, block SO, for.
William s. jackson to w. 3. Bevier.
Consideration private.
s. II. Griffith. connected with the
Wells, Farg1 & Co. express business in
this city, Ed. Hardy, the hustlihg com
mission merchant, and party from the
lower valley will leave Sunday morning
for a hunting trip to Douglass Creek.
On the 18th of October four years ago.
three robbers attempted to rob the bank
at Meeker and posse OF citizens shot
them to death. Seventeen days after
the robbers had been killed their horses
were found tied in secluded spot just
outside the village, in a starving condi-
tion.
The big factory OF the Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing company startei up this
morning and will be run from 60 to 80
mi