The daily sentinel., 1900-04-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

sewers.
Mrs. F. Wadlia is building five room
dwelling.
j. G. Brownfleld is down from Palis-
ade today.
Wanted-A good girl, inquire at M
Strauss store.
Frank d. Haskell is assisting the new
water commissioner
While you think of it. buy your ticket
for the May Day ball.
The Busna Vista bar and cafe opens
tonight with a grand free lunch.
House for rent-4 rooms two blocks
from depot; good repair. Call at this
Office.
Friends Romans and countrymen,
lend me your" presence at the Colum-
bine Dance, May 1S.
There is always great deal of pleas
ure at dance, but the May Day ball
will be away above the average.
Don't overlook the fact that ono week
from tonight is the best ball of the sea
son. just time enough to prepare for it.
@. G. Compton, travelling freight agent
of the Rio Grande, with temporary head
quarters at Salt Lake, is visiting the
city.
Better bring your fan and wear your
summer clothes to the May Day ball for
they are sure going to have warm
time.
Mrs Harry Lighte who has been visit
ing relatives in Salt Lake for several
months arrived in the city last night on
No. 2.
strayed-Sorrel mare. white stripe in
face, one white hind foot, brand IT" on
right hip, rope around neck. Leave in
formation here.
Miss Fader and Miss Wright, formerly
the proprietors Of the Palace restaurant
have taken the Steele iron building on
Fourth street and will run same as
lodging house.
There is no more handsome picture
than gaily decorated hall filed with
pretty girls and women, clad in white
and airy dresses, winding in and out
among the throng to the inspiring tones
of the waltz or two-step. You will see
this living picture at the Armory one
week from tenight. Don'tmiss it.
j. w. Dolts of Grand Junction was in
DeBeque Tuesday returning home with
a mare which he..had purchased in the
White river country some months ago
ana which had started to return to its
old stamping ground, and had nearly
made it before being overtaken, a dis
tance of about 14O miles. es.-DeBsque
Bugle.
O. G. Compton brought to this city to-
day piece Of belt cut from the body Of
Currie, the bandit 1t was given to him
by Dick Wedgewood, who had taken it
from tho body Of the bandit after he was
killed. 1t contained the buckle and was
made from the very strongest webbing
to hold cartridges. The buckle had a
bullet hole right through the center.
Mr.. Compton says it is generally ac-
that King did the shooting.
Charles w. Haskell. of Grand unc
tion an ex-member OF the Colorado regi-
ment, is in town and spent Sunday very
pleasantly with the Avalanche reporter
in telling old "reminiscences of the Span
ish- American and Filipino wars. Mr..
Haskell is civil and mining engineer
and has under his charge the building OF
six large reservoirs in this section of the
state this summer.-Gl Glenwood Ava
lanche.
While down at Grand Junction last
week we INDUCED in days duck hunt
ing, and with little strategy managed
to bag all we saw, through some Of our
discriminating brethren down there were
mean enough to ipsinuate that they were
tame ducks. OF course. we'll have to
pass it up. We also had the pleasure OF
being shown through the immense sugar
plant. 1t is great Enterprise and rep
resents big outlay OF capital. The
plant is complete and tho working Of its
200 carloads Of manchinery is indesd
sight to the uninitiated. The building is
go arranged that the capacity of $50 toms