The daily sentinel., 1900-04-09

umbln6 08nQ May the 1otus
W. 4. Riddle, well known clothing
man OF Colorado Springs is in the city.
J.S. Swan, editor Of the DeBeque
Buele blew in with ths storm this morn
ing.
Dexter T. Sapp. . prominent attorney
of Gunnison is visitor to tho city to-
day.
District Attorney Samuel G. MeMul-
len made flying trip to DsBequs last
night.
Girl Wanted d-Housswork $40 per
month. Family OF three. Enquire at
this Office.
The Columbine band ball, on May IS,
promises to be we'll attended and pros
porous event.
Otto Barton arrived in the city Satur-
day night from Leadville, and will be
located here for some time.
Mr.. George P. Smith, Of Smith Bros.
Orchard Mesa, left this morning for the
west on cattle purchasing trip.
The Easter Monday ball at Turner
hall will be for the benefit of st. Josephs
church. Music by Boyer's orchestra.
DR.. F. D. Wilson, has accepted posi-
ticn with DR.. George R. Warner dentist.
DR.. Wilson waz formerly with Dr.. Eggles-
ton.
Rev. 8. William Van VIE has about
concluded his labors for the Colorado
Children's Home society and will leave
for Denver in the morning.
Alfred Ferguson arrived home from
Victor the latter part Of last week where
he has been employed for some time in
the Trenchard Furniture house.
Undertaken Banister sent casket to
Hannah Creek Saturday for the body Of
Bryan Taylor, son OF Andrew Taylor
aged four years. The baby died of
measles.
The many friends OF Frank B. Rich,
only son of Franklin Rich, Of Orchard
Mesa, will regret to learn that he is ser
iously i'll at the homo Of his parents. his
father having arrived a few days ago
with him from Georgia, whore he went
thinking to better his condition.
Daniel H. Kirby, we'll known mining
man was an arrival in the city yesterday
after an absence OF several months.
Mr.. Kirby has been travelling extensive
ly the last six months, his trips compre-
hending all the miaing sections OF the
country, in the interests of the Pittsburg
syndicate Of mining operators with whom
Mr.. Kirby is connected.
OLIVER G. Patton. arrived in the city
last night from Denver and will remain
for about two weeks. Mr.. Patton brings
with him ono Of his patent water weirs
which he proposes to place in the big
ditch near town where it will be on ex-
hibition for all who desire to see it. He
says he will also, during his stay here,
sell stock in ike company recently incor-
porated in Denver for the manufacture
of his water weir.
Water Superintendent John D. Reed
er has just completed canvass OF the
city to determine the number Of habita-
BILE places there are in the city, which
would likely become water consumers.
He has found that there are 9l6 resi-
dences, store and all other buildings,
places OF habitation for human beings.
There are 9O5 Of these buildings on the
city water mains and Ill that are not
OF the mains OF the new water system.
After reading the dispatches from all
over the state telling Of the severity
Of the recent storm in various portions
OF the state one is led to believe that the
Storm King has only given this section
tender caress. In comparison with
the delightful weather OF the past two
months, the last few days have been dis
agreeable but considering the climatic
conditions throughout the state, this
valley has been very fortunate.
Consigned to s. G. Hum, Rio Grande
express agent today was team Of GOAL
black horses to be used for ths transfer
wagon OF the company in this city. Theold
team which has been in use for anumber
of years is pretty we'll worn out and
they will be disposed Of to como one who
wants team Of horses for light work on
a farm, The old team has been faithful