The daily sentinel., 1901-01-22
junction, Colorado. Tuesday. January 22. 1901.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Personal and Pertinent lnforma-
ton Cleaned From Many
Sources.

SOuTCGS.
Just to create a little diversion, Book
Cliff nut coal has been put by Mayo &
Endner at S2.25 per ton.
There is a strong suspicion in south
western Utah that the Rio Grande con-
templates An extension from Grand juno
ton into the LaSal mountain region
Telluride Journal.
Mrs E. r. Quincy, wife OF Paul
Quincy OF Cisco, Utah, died last night Of
typhoid fever. Undertaken Bannister
left on the midnight train to embalm the
body and bring same to this city for in
terment.
The Post in its Sunday issue prints
picture of Hon. James w. Bucklin and
under it gives the name of Representa-
tive Kennedy OF this city. We do not
know at present who is the injured party.
-Ouray Herald.
M. L. Roberts received word this
morning from George Blain, taxidermist,
that the latter had shipped three elk
and three deer heads and that they were
the finest specimens OF mounting that
he had ever done. Mr. Roberts expects
them over from Rifle in day or two.
Id. Roberts, president Of the Grand
junction Milling company was in Tellu-
ride the first Of the week, interviewing
some Of our people on the subject of
liLac ba 1ppkG nj
Telluride and says it is about the warm
est bird in the bunch. San Miguel Ex-
aminer
Senator Bucklin hit the nail on the
head in the state senate's argument over
the repeal of the Cannon prize fight law.
He said that you cannot change human
nature by legal enactment. He is right.
II the people want to see pugilism they
prevent them from wanting it and from
ultimately getting it. II they de Dot
want it there will be none, no matter
what the law may be- Aspen Tribune.
Anthony Hope, in giving to the world
that fascinating tale, "The Prisoner of
Zenda," widened the horizon OF romantic
research and in the clouds Of literary OBJ
security rent an opening whereby numer-
GUS other authors have secured light.
The touch OF idealism with which he
clothes his theme gives zest to the en-
tire composition and adds strength and
beauty to the dramatization thereof.
- l,v EriI
February l, at the Park.
At the regular annual meeting OF the
Mesa County Building and Loan asso-
citation held last night at the office OF the
secretary J, 81. Ramey, three new direc-
tors were elected to serve the ensuing
year. They we're Samuel G. McMullin
Nelson Hards and j. w. Weyer. Dr..
81. r. Bull was elected treasurer Of the
association and James 81. Ramey secre-
tary The business OF the association
WAS found to be in most gratifying con-
dition and the directorate feel very much
encouraged for the outlook Of the asso-
citation. The old officers we're reelected.
J. A. Layton, receiver of the land of
flee at Montrose is visitor to the city.
M. Layton has been on the sick list for
few weeks with an attack Of the grip.
He but recently returned from trip to
Washington and New York. He was at
the centennial of the city OF Washington
as the seat Of government. While gone
he also visited his son, Harry Layton, in
New York City, who holds very respon-
sible position with the liquid air COM
pany. He is the secretary and treasurer
of the company and it is being pushed
in this and foreign countries.
A stationer is thus quoted in The Phil
adelphia Record "Just as the nineteenth
century brought the steel pen in place OF
the quill, 30 will the twentieth century
see the typewriter take the place of the
pen. The effect is already noticeable.
Last year we did not sell half as many
pens as we did five years ago, aud the
decrease has been steady each year.
Some large business houses have sys-
tenn OF keeping books with che typewrit-
ing machines, and when this becomes
more simplifed it is bound to become
more universal. / should not be sur