The daily sentinel., 1900-09-19
Local News.

No. 4 was an hour late this morning
Mrs. Russell johnson Is able to be
around again after a long and serious
illness.
There arc still several Peach Day
guests lettering in the city visiting with
friends.
AL Leonardson has moved his family
into the residence formerly occupied by
W.. j Bailey.
Dom Paul has already been offered
81 900 per week for series Of lectures
on the war in South Africa.
The Cripple Creek Times has been
sold to stock company and it will be
run as straight republican newspaper.
A new water system is to be put in at
Carbondale. The supply will come from
Crystal river and will be pure mountain
water.
The school board hold meeting yes
terday afternoon at the Office OF Secre-
tary Marsh. The matter of tuition was
discussed.
While it was quite cool last night and
the weather man predicted frost there
was no evidence OF the "Froet King"
this morning.
The Denver and Rio Grande express
messengers. eighteen in number, are
quartered ut the elegant new rooming
house on Third and Main.
Hunters are killing plenty OF game in
the White river country this fall. With
out q doubt Colorado has the best hunt
ing territory for large game in America.
The Seventh Day Adventists church
on Seven III street has received the first
coat Of paint. When completed this is
going to make a cozy little house Of
worship.
Street commissioner Gates was busy
today hauling the rubbish of OF Main
street which was scraped in heaps yes
terday. The street presents much bet
tor and cleaner appearance.
The Aspen democrat says that the
Daily Times and Daily Tribune Of that
city are to consolidate within the next
few days. This will give that great sill
YER mining camp but two papers.
Several prominent Congregational di-
vines are already in the city for the Or
dination of Rev. Dwight 8. Bayley,
which occurs tomorrow evening at the
First Congregational church in this
city.
ley this year than ever before. All the
grocers have completely sold out their
second and third orders OF glass fruit
jars and cannot begin to supply the de-
mand for same.
Harvey L. Knowles, representative Of
the Bulkley Shirt company of st. Louis
left this morning for the east. Mr..
Knowles is one OF the most pleasant
travelling men on the territory including
the western slope.
The old ram-shackle structure on
Main street between Third and Fourth,
formerly occupied by Robuck's second
hand store, is being torn down, and a
new building will be erected in its place.
A. N. Anderson owns the site.
The report has reached Denver that
the Southern Utes from the Navajo
Springs reservation in Utah were COM
mitting all kinds of devilment with the
settlers stock, ETC., in that section Of the
country and the settlers want protection.
A number of new sidewalks are being
put down on the south side Of Main
street between Eighth and Ninth streets,
The good work should be continued un
til walks are put down in front Of every
lot within the incorporated limits OF the
city
Walter Powers came in from Minturn
yesterday for few days visit with
friends in this city. Mr.. Powers for
some time ruu out Of this city AZ extra
engineer but he now has an engine and
is on a regular run between Aspen and
Minturn.
Word has reached this city of the
birth, a short time age, of little daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sorrells. at
their home in Rawlins. Wyoming. The
parents are we'll known In this city