The daily sentinel., 1901-01-28

ton.
Undertaken Bannister sent coffin to
Fruita yesterday for the remains of Mrs.
Adelane Sherrod, who died there Satur-
day.
Queen Victoria left an estate valued
at nearly s6O,0OO,OOO. This property was
bequeathed to the children and grand
children.
The hocks of sheep in Weld county
are estimated at $4,000 head, and over
200 persons are engaged in sheep raising
in that county. 1t is paying business.
The local physicians have been busy
the past few days vaccinating people.
The little scare last week caused a rush
in the direction of the family doctof's
office
The victims of grip have nearly all
recovered from the evil effects of that
very disagreeable disease. Several hun
dred cases we're reported in Grand juno
ton during the past six weeks.
W. G. Scheu, the Grand junction
stockman, was in Debeque the other
day. Mr.. Scheu will rent or buy ranch
in the vicinity of Debeque if he can get
what he wants.-Debeque Bugle.
W. H. Warner of Hartford, Conn.,,
brother of DR.. George r. Warner, ac-
companied the latter home from his visit
east. Mr. Warner is junior class man
at Yale and very pleasant gentleman
to meet.
The forest reservations of the United
States, in Colorado, will be open to graz
ing by cattle and horses this year, but
the owners must be residents OF The
state and make formal application for
the privilege.
Travelling men all report that business
on the road is good. This news is Indeed
encouraging. Colorado is one of the
best states in the Union and times must
be hard when the people of the Centen-
nial state complain.
T. H. Brooks, OF the firm of Hardy
Bros, Grand Junction, who has been on
the road in the interest OF the firm for
the past two weeks was in Debeque oD
Wednesday last and called at this Office
while in town. .-Debeque Bugle.
Union services were held at the Nj. E.
church at Palisades yesterday IN mem
ory of Grandmother Berger, who died
there recently. She was the oldest per-
son making Mesa county her home at
- 10. Los,
years Of age.
Andrew Carnegie has given the Grand
junction Woman's Club an additional
So 900 for their public library. Durango
should also assist in the good work Of re-
lieving Andrew of his money. He thinks
it Sin to die rich and We know its sin
for Durango to get along without Car
negie-endowed library.-Durango Demo
crat.
Prof. M. B. Paddock, of the Grand
junction Business College, visited Pali
sades Saturday in the interest OF that in
stitution. The summer term, he informed
US, will open June Sd. Prof. Paddock is
very pleasant gentleman to meet, and
WIN ooSh oeOAhhS Wohh0E5 do aO duQ
Miss Gard, the college will surely prosper.
Palisades Courier.
The largest smelter engine in the state
is now in operation at the plant OF the
Loder Smelling company. The engine
is a monster 500 horse power affair and
is a valuable addition to the equipment
OF the company. The plant was shut
down for few hours while connections
were being made. This engine was or
dered some time ago, but only arrived
recently .-Leadville News-Reporter.
The installation of the new officers OF
the Woodmen and Women Of Woodcraft
took place at Woodmen hall on Saturday
evening the 10Th. Following the install
lation ceremonies light refreshments
we're served and games with cards were
played. very enjoyable evening was
spent Following are the names OF the
new officers: T G. ounsell. council COM
mander; o NJ Barnes, adviser -lieuten-
ant; r. w. Ostrom, banker; A. G. Ong.
watchman; Walter Farnem. escort; F.
o. DeLaMatyr, clelk.-Debeque Bugle.