The daily sentinel., 1901-10-09


Horace T. DeLong drove down to the
lower valley this afternoon on real estate
business.
The Seventh Day Adventists are hold
ing a series Of meetings in the town hall
at Fruits.
The regular weekly dance will be given
at the Turner hall this evening. Ad-
mission, Soc; ladies free.
Two new school houses are to be built
in the Loma district. Frank Knowles
has been awarded the contract.
Capt. James NJ. Kennedy and Den
YER party will leave in a few days for the
White River country on hunt.
JIG. Glassford has placed in position
fine awning in front Of Torrance &
Graham's store on Fourth street.
The Gallagher murder trial is attract
ing an immense crowd. The court room
WAS full to overfowing yesterday
Joseph ). Swan, editor OF the DeBeque
Bugle, was in the city today. Mr.. Swan
is one Of the staunch democrats OF the
county.
Chas. A. Smith. manager OF the Mesa
Dry Goods store, returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he purchased big
line OF fall aud winter goods.
Capt. Lennon, superintendent ut the
Teller Institute, returned Tuesday morn
ing from = two weeks trip to New Mexico
and Arizona. where he went in the inter
est OF the Indian school.
DR.. r. Fl. Bull accompanied Miss Lulu
Angel to the Denver hospital last night,
where she will be treated. Miss Angel
has been an invAlid for number Of
years. Mrs. Bull will return with the
doctor.
w. Fl. Mcintyre, wealthy mining
broker OF Colorado Springs and an a.
derman Of that city, was in the city to-
day. and, with Delapl.in & Crosby, was
looking over his city property and other
interests here.
w. H. Liuebarger OF Council Bluffs,
Iowa, is visiting his brother r-In-law, Dr..
8. E. Cowell Mr.. Linebarger expects
to take a hunt while in western Colora-
do and the doctor promises to show him
good time during his visit.
Emil P. Hensgen OF Denver has moved
to this city with his family and will en-
gage in the manufacture OF high grade
OF cigars He will have with him fonr
good cigar makers Mr. Hensgen is a
fine musician and will play with Alexan-
der's band.
William Lynch informed a representa-
tive OF The Sentinel that the men at
work on the "Missouri Girw are finding
richer ore as they go deeper. They are
now down nearly 60 feet on new shaft
and are tunneling. The ore is rich in
copper and silver.
M. II. Alexander, the Armenian, who
has worked at his trade in some Of the
largest cities in the world, is now in the
employ of the Railroad bar ber shop at
the corner OF Second and Colorado ave,
nue.. He will be pleased to have his
many friends call and see him.
At a cost OF $780, 900 the Colorado Mid.
land has purchased from the Pullman
company five OF their latest and best
coaches which will be used between this
city and Colorado Springs for the next
few years. These new cars are heated
by steam, lighted by gas, vestibuled,
have toilet and dressing rooms for the
ladies, and have all the modern appli-
ances for the convenience Of patrons.
An effort is being made to reorganize
the Knights OF Pythias lodge in this
city. State officers Of the lodge will be
here in n few weeks to talk the matter
over AT one time this city had one OF
the strongest lodges in Col ,rado but the
menbers became scattered and the in
terest Jagged to such an extent that fin
ally the few who were still left decided
to give up the charter and close the
cistle hall.
Farley p. Christensen, county attor-
ney Of Salt Lake county, sent word to
Marshal Allison to search the baggage
OF one Emanuel Samayoa, who was sus-
picioned Of having stolen a number OF
illustrated song slides in Salt Lake City.
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