The daily sentinel., 1903-09-08

| Work is suspended ON the grading
at the new depot.
The Misses Watkins are back from
a trip to Routt county.
Mrs. ]. ]. Mudd. of Pueblo is Wis.,
iting Mrs. S. G. HUM.
Train was loaded with visitors
from surrounding towns.
g. E. Christensen, of Denver was
an arrival in the city today.
Misses Edith and Mabel Paisley left
last Saturday evening for Greeley.
Mrs. M. S. Abbott and daughter
are home from their summer outing.
Mrs John f. Moore and two daugh-
ters arrived home from La Veta yes
terday.
No. 103 is blocked by landslide
near Glenwood and is hours and 30
minutes late.
You will find some choice novelties
in Chmayo. Serape and Navajo blan-
kets at yorbeck's.
The moving pictures exhibition will
be given at the south end of the coun-
| ty court house.
J. g. Plank and family are home
from their California trip having ar
rived on Sunday night.
The two race horses Jimmie
Hards'' and Little Girl arrived
in this city ON a late train last night.
John. R. McKinnie, of Colorado
Springs, one of the prominent stock
holders of the sugar ompany, is in the
city today.
The meeting of the Horticultural
society will be held in the room next
to the Enterprise grocery on 9TH
street tonight at 80.
Two plain drunks'' were up be-
fore Judge Byers this morning and
were fined the usual five dollars and
costs for being hilarious on Labor
Day.
Divorce proceedings were held be.
fore Judge Sullivan this morning.
Albert Heap. plaintiff applied for
divorce from his wife, Stella Heap on
the grounds of desertion. The dici-
sion was given in favor of the plain
tiff.
J Mrs Lutte Wilcox, wife of the ed
| itor of the Field and Farm, Denver of
is in the city. to be present at the
meeting of the State horticultural So
ciety Mrs. Wilcox is one of the
| tu;I1:.x.. I'D I,ra;o, ,,axrcpa,,ar xyorpan
of the state.
The wet test made by the fire de-
partment Immediately after the par
ade this morning was splendidly exc
made in fifteen seconds and the water
was obtained in ten seconds, the whole
time being twenty five seconds.
| The three Indian companies drilled
tain James NJ Kennedy Sergeant Bar
ber and Captain A. f. Bloss. of the
Drum Corps were judges and gave the
dicision in favor of Companies A.
and @. for first and second prizes. re-
| spectively.
| Rev. r. Sanderson and family will
leave in the morning ON the Narrow
guage for their new home at Durango.
This paper has reviewed the work of
Rev. Sanderson. in this city and it
recommends him to the kindly graces
of the newspaper fraternity in Duran
go. If he fulfills the pastorate as
| we'll at Durango as here. he will DO
we'll.
| The smelling plant at Grand juno
tibn, now nearing completion, and
other kindred industries to be estab-
lished there. are likely to cut no small
figure in establishing the price of De-
Beque oil. Although our oil product
is of superior quality. there seems
to be reasonable ground for doubt if
the United Oil Company at Florence.
the only refiners in the state. will pay
for any thing but the illuminating
lvalue in the oil Under such circum-
lsthnces, the petroleum may be worth
nIbre as fuel product nearer home.
His claimed that barrels of oil will
cd as far as ton of coal. and that
ed in connection with a recently
lpgtented burner which converts the
oil into gas before consuming il. an
Ideal fuel is the result. t.-DeBeque
RhoIa