The daily sentinel., 1903-02-27
equality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons

Orson Adams. Jr.. left for Denver
last night.
Get in on the good time that is to
be given all who attend the Boiler
makers ball tonight.
DR.. John tonight at the Presbyter-
ian church. You can't miss it only
by failing to hear him.
The crowd is going to the ball at
the Turner hall tonight. This
should by all means include you.
Sheriff Struthers will leave for Ft.
Logan tonight with Jack Cunning
ham. the deserter. who will be kept
there.
Mrs. Louis Paddison, wife of
prominent railroad man left for Salt
Lake last night where she Will visit
for while.
Palisade was entertained bv Grand
Junction last night. Prof. and Mrs.
Stovall and Prof. and Mrs. Thomason
gave a concert and dance at that
place.
The "Glrl and the Judge" and
"Peck's Bad Boy companies have
cancelled their engagement here. hav-
ing already closed their respective
seasons.
All the city officers are the recipi-
ents of loads of literature ON electric
ity as well as numerous propositions
for the construction of electric
lighting and power plants.
Miss Grace Longshore will leave on
No. tonight for Philadelphia and
New York. After visiting with Miss
Snyder of Philadelphia she will go to
the latter place. She will probably
be away from the city several months.
The students of the senior class of
the high school will meet in the office
of the weather bureau tomorrow af
ternoon at O'Clock where Forecaster
Sullivan will give them a lesson in
the taking of meteorological observa-
tions.
One of the pleasantest of the series
of afternoon teas that are being given
by the Womans Relief Corps was held
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. @.
O. Knowles. The refreshments were
served bv Mrs. ANY Young. as chair
man of the committe and they were
certainly most delicious.
1t was quite amusing to see eleven
of our staid citizens taking part in
the histrionic performance at the
Park opera house last night. Rarely
is play provided with such realistic
supernumeries. Manager Haskell is
deserving of congratulation ON his
success i'll securing body of jurors
that would grace the sublimest earth
ly court of Justice. They arrived at
verdict of guilty of murder in the
first degree without rising from their
chairs. That little point may stand
against them. But otherwise they
were ideal actors.
1t is reported that the tax payers of
Collbran and other places in the
Plateau country are holding indigna-
tion meetings over the tax rate and
threaten to take the matter into the
court to secure what they choose to
call more Just equalization. Asses
sor Bradbury said this morning that
the taxpayers in the lower valley are
complaining that the Plateau country
citizens are not paying as high taxes as
they ought to. that the land up there
is bringing bigger prices and has a
reader sale thnn that in the lower
valley. 1t seems to be several
sided dissatisfaction.
Some of our most respected citizens
do not hesitate to step up to one of
the steam popcorn fryers and peanut
heaters that swarm on the corner of
Fourth and Main and ask for five
cents worth of the fruit ON sale.
Eminent county officials and business
men with bank accounts can frequent
ly be seen on the main thoroughfares
munching at the contents of bag
filled with popcorn or cracking the
crisp jackets of the peanut. Nova
days when an important deal is