The daily sentinel., 1900-10-24


noon today from trip to Boulder and
Denver
The trees are nearly denuded Of their
leaves. The frosts OF the last few morn
ings have loosened their grip upon the
trees.
Teddy, the terror, has gone homo to
his family and the people Of Colorado do
not even miss him or his wild utter
ances.
G. Il. Austin, travelling auditor Of the
Rio Grande is in the city today doing
the regular monthly checking up OF bus
iness.
DR.. J. N. Chipley, candidate for the
Office Of state treasurer on the fusion
ticket, was an arrival in the city at noon
today.
David r. Crosby has been selected as
engineer OF the new headgate whichtwill
be put in by the Grand Valley Irrigation
company.
Captain Samuel, N. King OF Dewey,
Utah, the builder OF the toll road to
Moab, is in the city after an absence OF
some length.
Carl J. Sigfrid of Ouray. prominent
attorney of that city, was an arrival here
last nipht. Mr.. Sigfrid is doing some
campaigning for the republicans.
A dispatch from Rife to tho Denver
papers says that two men were found
dead in the mountains near there. No
particulars, but the men are supposed to
be Of party OF hunters.
Hon. j. B. Orman, candidate for gov
ernor on the fusion ticket, said in re-
cent address,: II have made no pledges,
and il am elected l will be sworn in
without having made any pledges.
Several ladies at the w. b. Lee & Son
store are exploiting the goodness of Pet
tijohn's Breakfast Food. Those who are
hungry may partake OF delicious dish
of the food without money and without
price.
Ex-Governor Alva Adams, j. B. Or
man, John G. Bell and Mrs. Helen Gren-
fell, all candidates on the fusion ticket
were visitors to the city this morning
for a short period. The majority Of
them went to Delta where large fusion
rally is held tonight.
Charles h. Boettcher and j. RI Nc
Kinnie of the board OF directors OF the
Colorado Sugar Manufacturing COM
IN ho rit tv at
After partaking Of lunch at the Bruins
wick they walked to the factory to see
the big machinery in operation.
Last year there were registered in this
city aboutl 700 voters. In the county
there we're registered about $500 voters.
The vote cast was about 300. The
vote the present year in the city will be
about l. $50 to 1900; in the county it will
reach about 4,oOo in registration.
The republican bar'l and frauds OF the
vilest sort are being used in Indiana, yet
with all this the democrats will carry
that state for Bryan by handsome ma
,rity. This is the year that Indiana,
Illinois and New York, along with sever
eral other states, are in the democratic
column.
Yesterday there arrived in this city a
new dynamo and engine to be added as
one OF the units OF the plant of the
Grand junction Electric and Manufac-
turing company. The dynamo will add
to the capacity OF the plant at least the
ability to care for thousand new lights.
1t will also increase the general strength
OF the plant in the city. Manager Jen-
kins has force of men at work doing
construction work and the plant will be
generally overhauled.
An old gentleman who farms during
the summer in the country and who re-
sides in the city in the winter inserted
an advertisement in the Sentinel a week
or more ago saying that orders could be
left at this office for kindling wood and
that the price would be one dollar per
load. The gentleman did not have much
faith in advertising, as he had never
done any, and did not know what re-
sults might be obtained therefrom.
AS a result OF his advertising there has
been booked each dav at this Office for
the wood dealer from one to three