The daily sentinel., 1901-04-05
THE CURRENT NEWS.

kNO " was WV hOAAc A1ssO As~Ss
night.
Contractor Lumsden went to the
headgate this morning.
Mrs. Frank q. Haskell has been on the
sick list for the past week.
w. H. Bannister exp cts a large car
OF furniture in few days.
The Western Slope Cycle club will
give dance at Fruita April 18th.
Miss Laura Borschell was assisting at
the postoffice during Postmaster Price's
visit to Denver.
Mrs. D. H. KILN, who has been suf-
fering from a nervous attack, is slowly
improving.
The recent vet weather is a great ben
eft to the stock raisers, az the ranges
were much in need Of v ater.
The temperature yesterday was the
lowest that has been reached in tpis sec
ton during the pas. ten years in April.
Hon. Benton Canon, member o, the
board OF supervisors OF Denver, and an
old time citizen arrived in the city last
night
John ] O'Boyle, roadmaser on the
Rio Grande, is visitor in the city to-
day. Mr.. O'Boyle was greeted warmly
by many old friends.
In the Rocky Mountain News this
l D,ttaro,p aoxo hio ch
Of ayoralty candidate for the demo
cratic nomination was Benton Canon.
Mayor Sampiner is RECEIVING all kinds
OF suggestions for municipal reform Mr.
Sampliner is receiving ali comers with
smiling face and promising nothing.
Mrs. j. Il. Gavette aud son Harry
came in on the narrow gau g from Gun
nison last evening, call d by the illness
Il her daughter, Mrs. d. II. KILN, OF
this city.
OThe Citizens band will meet for re-
hearsal tonight in the rear of Van Bu-
ren's grocery store. All members are
requested to be present Business of
Importance.
Recently the Denver Post credited an
excerpt from this paper to "Tellurids
Republic, Mention is made of this
simply to show that mistakes will occur
in tie best managed newspaper Offices.
Gu the big metropolitan papers there ls
man for each department, VITO has
nothing on his mind but the supervision
OF his department, while tue editor OF
the little country weekly has a dozen
things constantly on his mind, yet il a
letter happens to go through upside
down. or some other trivial mistake oc-
ours the average individual credits him
self with great astuteness in discovering |
it and imagines he 's doing friendly act
in hunting up the editor and telling him |
about it.-Telluride Journal
Remember the Easter ball is Monday |
the 9Th. at the Armory.
F w. Beck, the merchant tailor who |
came to Laramie eight months ago and
during that time has made a host OF
friends in this city. left on No. today
for Grand Junction, Colo, where he has
bought an establishment will and locate
permanently. Mr. Beck was accompa-
nj, d by his wife and by MIR. Herman
Alexander, his able lieutenant, who also
leaves most enviable record here. Mr.
Beck promises to continue his periodical
visits to Laramie and will look after the
interests uf his friends and customers
here as in the past.-Laramie (Wyo)
Boomerang.
Some wholesale houees are resortipg
to new fad to SECURE atronage from
retail dealere. With certain orders offers
are made to supply customers with print
ed bill heads. letter heads. etc free OF
charge, all Of which is baneful to the
interests Of home papers and contrary to
the principle OF home trade. The coun-
try newspaper is deserving OF all possible
local support, and offers OF the kind
stated should be ignored by the home
merchant. The word free" simply
amounts to a bait. Like all other in
ducements OF its kind, the purchaser has
to pay for all Of the 80 called gifts
Exchange.
G. VanHoorebeke was circulating q
eu bsc cription paper Yesterday for the pur-