The daily sentinel., 1900-04-10

Work on the sewerage is being pushed
rapidly.
Heavy SHOWS prevail in all parts Of the
state, except the Grand valley.
The weather bulletins are being
watched very closely these days.
j. D. Tower, editor of the Collbran
Oracle, is visitor to the city today.
Water is running in the bitches. 1t
is pretty we'll distributed all over the
city.
Girl Wanted -Housework. $40 per
month. Family of three. Enquire at
this office.
The charter for the organization of the
new Elks lodge is expected to arrive in
few days.
| The Columbine band ball, on May 16,
promises to be a we'll attended and pros
porous event.
Tribune wheel, 1900 standard Of excel
lence. New and original fittings. Grady
sells them exclusively.
A shipment Of 90 cars of government
meat went through here Sunday en-
route to San Francisco.
The Easter Monday ball at Turner
hall will be for the benefit OF st. Josephs
church. Music by Boyer's orchestra.
The Grau opera company which
played at the Park last night went to
Aspen on No. 6 whore they play tonight.
George Ogle, for some time braking
ou, OF this city on the Western, is now
running between Salt Lake and Helper.
The Colorado Telephone company in
this city has over eighty Subscribers at
the present time, the largest number
since tho system was established in this
city.
F. M. Oakley. representing the West
ern Newspaper Union Of Denver is a
visitor to the city. He left over the
narrow gauge this morning for Salt Lake
city.
@. M. Hicklin. who formerly acted in
the capacity OF city ticket agent Of the
Midland in this city, at the time the
government took possession OF all the
Mallory line boats OF which Mr.. Hicklin
was general agent in Denver, has just re-
turned from . long southwestern trip.
| I. d. Beardsley and wife, who have
been visiting City Clerk Delaplsin and
wife, left for home this morning. Mr.
Beardsley is retired Methodist minis
tor. He is an author also. being the
author of . work which has had quite .
large circulation in this state "The
True Sabbath"
Anybody desiring to contribute to the
fund which is being raised by the Fidi-
bus Hsrold, of Denver, the German
newspaper for the relief Of the widows
and orphans OF Beers killed in battle
can do so by communicating with Mr..
A. 8. Yetter, who has charge of the sub
scription paper for this county.
D. Baughman is presenting his custo-
mers with a very handsome little house
hold reminder. It Is a circular pase-
board card upon which is printed near
ly everything which comes within the
range Of household wants. On the out
er part runs string of buttons, when
ever anything is wanted which is on the
printed list, the button is pulled from
tho diverse to the front Of the card. 1t
is very handy arrangement and one of
value in the kitshen.
| Hans johnson, former resident OF
this city, but now residing at Ouray is =
visi .or to the city. Mr.. johnson is en-
ployed in the concentrating works OF the
Revenue mine and holds q good position
there. He is spending q vacation Of .
week in looking after his twenty-acre
fruit orchard which he owns in this val
Icy. Mr.. johnson says he always feels
more at home in Grand Junction than
at any other place in the state whore he
has temporarily resided.
w. g. Morgan and wife of Ouray, tho
latter the sister OF Mrs A. R. Wads-
worth, have left for an extended visit to
Wales, the home of Mr.. Morg&. Mr..
Morgan is one Of the best known epgin-
eers on the narrow gauge of the Rio
Grande railway and has been running
for number Of years past ON the branch
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