The daily sentinel., 1900-03-26
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union School has been organized a
Collbrap.
DR.. Walpole makes a specially oil fit
ing artificial eyes.
In the public schools OF Collbran there
are enrolled so scholars.
Spring hats are more simple this yeal
than last, but prices are Just as compli
Gated.
People continue to flock to twobit
gulch, attracted by Hayden's 40-ounce
strike.
| They are making considerable fuss
and noise in congress over the Loud"
postal bill.
A new telephone exchange is being
put in at Ouray and will be in operation
by May 1st.
Wanted-At once, ten heavy teams. =
Apply to Mrs. w. H. Crawford, corner
Rood and Eighth
New houses are being erected in all
parts oil the city, yet the supply is far
short of the demand.
The ranchmen OF the valleys OF Colo
RADIO are complaining that it is almost
impossible to secure help.
One week from tomorrow occurs the
annual municipal election OF officers for
the city of Grand Junction.
j. w. Work OF Florance, editor Of the
Refner, was looking after his realty in
terests in the valley Saturday.
You can have your eyes examined
without any cost by calling on Or. Wal
pole office with DR.. Eldridge.
John Lowell OF Collbran and Charles
Peas are on horse buying trip through
out Garfield and Rout counties
Glenwood Springs wants United States
government to establish army hospital
there. after plan OF one at Hot Springs,
Ark.
Acting Governor Smith refused a
parole to John FL. Sullivan, sentenced to
the penitentiary from Leadville for man
slaughter.
Seal Of the Covenant meeting at the
Methodist church will be in charge of
Miss Halstead the deaconness to night.
Miss Halstead is fine speaker.
Miss Halstead the field deaconness
spoke at the Methodist church last night
to packed house; her remarks were
listened to with marked attention. She
;, D., aoonlro.
Henry w. Ross. who has been spend
ing the last few days here and at Rico on
mining business. departed on the $50
train this morning for his homo at Grand
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
There will be a man in Grand juno
ton on the evening of March 28th with
"Too Much Money" He will be at the
opera house and il ye go and spend a
little of your money you can see him.
The Spring campaign at Montrose and
Grand Junction is very warm. License
or no license is the issue. Durango, too,
is warming up, the issue there being
(which gang shall run the town" -
Telluride Journal.
Over one hundred residences are now
under course of construction at Rocky
Ford and arrangements have been made
for the erection OF new business blocks.
The American Sugar Beet company is
pushing work on the sugar factory. 1OC
additional men having been put to work
i du ring the wQak
A rate OF one fare for the ronnd TRIP
from Colorado points to Denver and re-
urn is authorized, selling dates as fol
lows: From Pueblo and intermediate
stations to Denver, April 9Th; from points
east, west and south Of Pueblo, April Sth
1900. Final return limit April 10Th
1900. Tickets to be limited to contin
uous passage in each direction.
The German newspaper. The Fidibus-
Herald of Denver, has started a subscrip
ton list to raise fund for the wounded
Beers and the widows and orphans o
those that have been killed. All Boel
aympathizers, who are willing and able
to contribute, are requested to send il
their contributions to "The Denve
Fidib US Herald" 1429-31 Market street