The daily sentinel., 1900-03-28
May Day Ball.


sells 'em.
Crescent wheels "ths wheel that
stands up" Van sells 'em
The Too Much Money company ar
rived in the city this morning.
G P. holland has started extensive
improvements upon his residence.
J. B. Bailey of Telluride cams In
over the Narrow Guage last night.
New peas are on the market, shipped
from southern points and California.
w. M. VanBurep has completed an
addition to his handsome east end resi-
dence.
DeRay Austin and wife and Miss
Birdsall Austin OF Omaha are guests at
the Brunswick.
Wanted-At once, ten heavy teams. -
Apply to Mrs W. 81. Crawford, corner
Rood and Eighth.
Walter H Graves OF Washington, D
c., special government agent, is visitor
to the Indian School
You can have your eyes examined
without any cost by calling on DR., Wal
pole office with DR.. Eldridge.
Edwin Ryan of Austin, Minnesota, a
brother of Mr.. J. e. Ryan and Mrs. T..
B. McCabe, is visitor to the city.
DR.. Thomas Price is home from q
80. ~ tho atuko Ha
ports everything prosperous wherever
he has been.
Wanted Paperhangers and decorators 8
to handle our sample books Address
Frank Dana, 1916 California Street,
enver, Colorado.
The Carpenters and Journeymens un-
ion, consisting of about thirty local car
penters have agreed to only work eight
hours per day after April 1st.
There will be a special meeting Of Ap-
pie Blossom Circle No. 1O7 Women Of
Woodcraft next Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock at Odd Fellows hall. Every
member is hereby no titled to be present.
7. W. Ricord and wife of Omaha are
pleasant visitors 10 their relatives in this
city, Mr.. J. e. Ryan and Mrs. I. B. Nc
Cabe. Mr.. Ricord ia conductor on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Ry. and
very pleasant gentleman to meet.
j. E. Stull has purchased two lots fac
ing on Colorado avenue, near Seventh
upon which he is erecting a large and
commodious carpenter shop. He will
place machinery in the shop and do a
great deal in the line OF planning mill
work.
o. Henson OF Chicago, we'll known
commercial man, is in the city. Mr..
Henson is one OF the taIlest knights o'
the grip on the road. He is ft subject
for membership in the "Kings Own" OF
the Grenadier Guards He is man
who cannot go on the public thorough
fares without being a marked man on
account of his heighth and build.
Work on the sewerage is being pushed
very rapidly. The workmen are across
the railroad track and are at work today
on First and Pitkin. The trenches are
not dug straight away. Deep holes are
dug aud then are tunneled from one to
another. This morning over seventy
men were at work on the trenches. The
tunneling from one hole TO another,
saw 3 great deal OF excavation.
A. N. Anderson had the misfortune
last night to take a severe header from
his bic, Gle, while on his way home from
his place of business. He was quite
severely scratched about the left eye
and his face cut up considerably. A
glance at the physioe nomy OF Mr.. Ander-
son this morning would lead to the be-
lief almost that he was principal in a
prize Sight. He says however, he would
rather a great deal have taken tilt in a
squared ring.
Consigned via tho Wells, Fargo ex-
press company this morning from Salt
Lake City, to Josiah White, Hotel
Luray, Atlantic City. New Jersey, were
two of the finest moose heads ever seen
in this section Of the country. The
horns of thu male moose were five and a
half feet from tip to tip and were well
balanced and beautifully mounted. The
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