The daily sentinel., 1901-04-06
THE CURRENT NEWS.

n0m0m U8I tu0 0o8toH OSAh 70 AANA>e~St
the 9th.
J. 8. Swan, editor Of the DsBeque Bu-
gle 10 in tho city.
Joseph Bogus. prominent csttlsman
Of DeBequs was in the city yesterday.
Tho Knight Tsmplars will attend ser-
vice tomorrow evening at tho Presbyter-
ian church.
The Elks will attend divine service In
. body Sunday evening at st. Matthews
Episcopal church.
Hon. j. z. Ong il home from attend
apce at the sessions of tho 18th general
assembly. He 10 in the city today.
DR.. U. D. Mcdowell Of Denver. mod
ical inspector to the state board OF
health, is in tho city again on a profes-
sional visit.
Mrs. Alice G. Abbey leaves for her
home in Cripple Creek tomorrow night.
after = week spent among friends in this
city.
Fred D. Steele. Of Dayton, Ohio, rel.
stivs Of Mort Steel, of the county clerks
office, is an arrival in the city and may
make it his permanent homo.
Mrs. L s. Henderson, mother OF DR..
H. 8. Henderson, left for Denver last
night to be 10 attendance at the marriage
OF her son next Thursday.
Murray Schick and wife were pleasant
visitors this morning from Cripple Greek.
Mr.. Schick is we'll known newspaper
man, formerly city editor Of tho Victor
Record. They are en- route to Salt Lake
City.
Lieutenant Thomas Van Buren is in
receipt OF an invitation to a dance and
reception to be given in Denver, Monday
night, April 9th, at the State Arsenel by
the hospital corps Of @. N. @.
The Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company of Grand Junction has just
purchased 1900 acr.s OF what 10 claimed
the best beet land in the world at Iona
!, 18 miles distant from the Mesa county
capital, on tho line OF the Rio Grande
system = Saiida Mail.
State Engineer McCune, in speaking
Of the work done on the state road, said
the contractors were doing 30 we'll al
could be expected, and that while they
will not complete the road in the time
|specifled in the contract. they are not 60
ing to be very far behind. .-Glenwood
Avalanche.
Mrs. Laura Merrill, wife OF Henry
Merrill, Of Lynn, Mass, is visiting with
tho family OF County Treasurer and Mrs.
g. h. McCurdy. Henry Merrill is quite
heavily interested in the copper mines
Of the Unaweep and later in the season
will visit this city and the mines with
George Il. Allen, the president Of the
Unaweep Copper Mining and Milling
company.
The faverits materials for ehildren's
frocks this season are pique. linen,
striped and figured dimities, soft finished
organdies, Madras, gingham, nainsook
and lawn. White retains its popularity.
Skirts remain short and waists long.
Sleeves are full and belts are trimmed
with beading, through which ribbon is
run. For hot weather wear sheer ma
tsrials will be used.
The Midland boys were all very busy
yesterday and neither looked to the right
nor left Tho cause OF this unusual ex-
ertion Was the arrival OF the "brass col
lars" or otherwise tho special car bear
ing the railroad officials. The car was
that OF President Trumbull and General
Manager Slick who came over to see
what was going on here. After look
around on this end OF the road they will
continue westward on their inspection
tour. .-Aspen Democrat.
Emmet Nuckolls OF Leadville one of
tho real old mossbacks Of this country
was floating about Glenwood yesterday
and was before the county commission
ere in regard to his taxes. His cattle
Craze in this and Mesa counties, and he
is taxed in both for the same cattle. The
two boards Of commissioners agreed lass
fall that the matter would be left with
the assessors Of the counties DO that jus
tice would be done in the matter, but
the Mesa commissioners must have for
gotten all about it as they assessed all
his cattle in that county. Mr.. Nuckolls
cannot stand to pay double taxes.-Glen-
| wood Avalanche,