The daily sentinel., 1901-04-20
Joseph Kiefer is up from Fruita.

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Yesterday was pay day on the Grsnde.
The outlook for high line ditch was
never brighter.
E. P. Wilgus of Los Angeles is in the
city for few days.
Frank Blaisdell came in this afternoon
from the Unaweep.
r. b. Bancroft, the genial real estate
man is down from Palisade.
Several new houses are being built in
the northern part OF the city.
Smith Bros. of Orchard Mesa are ship
ping a large number of cattle east.
Many OF the towns up the road are or
ganizing base ball teams for the coming
season.
Mr.. and Mrs s. M. Crawford will
entertain the East End whist club to-
night.
Several trains OF soldiers returning
from the Philippines passed through the
city last night.
John G. Mckinney entered upon his
duties as superintendent of waterworks
and sewerage yesterday.
Street commissioner Gates has large
force of men at work on the bitches
throughout the city, putting them in
snaps for use.
Benton Canon is expected in from
Denver tomorrow to look after some i'm
portant business regarding the coal
mines at Palisades in which he is inter
eeted.
Apple Blossom Circle held a very in
teresting session last night. There was
initiation, after which refreshments were
served by the entertainment committee,
and 81 lepdid social time was enjoyed
by those present, OF whom there were
about sixty.
Felix Alkire had close call last night
while crawling between a string of cars
at the union depot. While between the
cars the switch engine pushed another
car down the track which struck the
string that Alkire was under. 1t was by
mere chance he caught hold of draw
head and saved himself.
II thing is really good, someone al
ways tries to win its honors by attempt
ing to duplicate it. To a fair minded
person, that is one OF the best advert rtise
ments thing can have. But you should
always BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS! I!
The original May Day ball is to be at the
Armory April 30.
D. Ramsey aud M G. Ramsey are con-
templating trip to San Francisco on
the sth of July to participate in the ma
tional shoot The shoot will last nine
days and it is expected the best shots Of
the country will take part. There is
about 100000 in prizes and medals offer
ed. From the past record of the Ram
sey boys along the line of target shoot
ing, there is no doubt that they will get
their share OF the prizes.
There are many reasons why Nathan
Hale" ely de Fitch's stirring dramatiza-
tion Of the story Of the noble patriot spy
Of the Revolution, which will be seen at
the Park opera house. Monday, April
22d, should appeal to the American peo-
pie. In the first place Clyde Fitch. the
author, is a Connecticut boy having
been born in Hartford. Nathan Hale
himself was born in Coventry, Connecti-
cut, and graduated from Yale in 1773.
One Of his staunchest friends, who was
also Continental CAPTAIN with him.
was William Hull, also a graduate Of
Yale in l773 The pretty Alice Adams.
Nathan Hale's sweetheart, was born in
Canterbury, Conn.,, and her father, Col.
Adams, was one OF New England's glo-
rious contributions to the Revolut tionary
cause. The early scenes Of the play are
laid in New London, Conn. 1t may not
be generally known that the Rev. E. e.
Hale, the author OF "A Man Without a
ountry," is a grand nephew OF the Rev
oluticnary martyr.