The daily sentinel., 1903-04-17
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Oscar Crenshaw the we'll known
hardware man is in the city.
There was democratic caucus last
night of the newly elected city of1ic-
ers.
Daniel Kirby, the we'll known min
ing engineer, leaves for the capital
CITY of Idaho tonight at midnight.
1t might be good thing to leave
safe doors open at night as far as the
destruction of property is concerned
The state press is inclined to think
that MIR. Rockefeller's heart was NOT
broken by the munificence of his gifts
70 the railway men who piloted him
so carefully across the state.
Marshal Graham has accepted a
position with the Palisades Mercan-
tile company and will leave for that
place Monday. His brother Will will
take his place in the office of W. S.
Wallace.
James A. Munson of the Thompson
Jewelry & Music company has sold
his interest in the business to his faith
er-in-law. Frank Thompson. The
transfer of Mr.. Munson's interests
took place several days ago.
Haskell & Schwalbach have made the
survey for new residence to be erect
ed by Frank Thompson of the Thomp-
son Jewelry 81 Music company, at the
corner of Ninth and Main streets. 1t
will be two-story structure and
built on up-to-date lines. These lots
We're recently purchased from Mrs.
Nishwitz by Mr. Thompson
One of the best novelties of the sea-
son is what the management has to
say of Zig Tag Alley. the new pan
tomimic comedy which comes to the
Park opera house. Wednesday April
22nd. 1t is described as big, merry,
whirling wheel of fun with no limit
of trick scenery. pantomimic work,
novel scenic and mechanical effects,
pretty musical numbers and entertain
ing specialties.
Try 349 for another Saturday order.
Sheriff Struthers received letter
today from Tim Sullivan, who was
adjudged insane and taken to the asy-
lum last Saturday He states that
hospital and says that he thinks he
Will be able to leave there in six
weeks. lie humorously describes the
table fare and says this part he draws
the line ar, so far as his gastronomic
capacity is concerned.
Observer Sullivan, of the local
weather bureau, has floating from the
flagstaff of the Canon block today
handsome new Star Spangled banner.
Mr.. Sullivan only received this beau
tiful flag from the government last
night, He unfurled it today to the
breeze on account of its being Arbor
lay. When Mr. Sullivan leaves any
thing uudone which should be done
in his department. it is because he has
not the means of doing it.
Manager Haskell has secured for the
lark opera hous the Zeb and Zarrow
troupe which is pre- senting n new farce
comedy called Zig Tag Alley. This
company which numbers 30 people has
been one of the big successes in the
east and is now en- route to the Pa
citIe coast. The play is said to be
combination of pantomime, musical
comedy and broad farce. Numerous
specialties are introduced and the
whole is highly recommended for its
good taste. A chorus of pretty girls
in original musical numbers is fea-
ture.
James S. Carnahan and Henry R.
Rhone are preparing the papers in a
suit of damages to be brought by Dr.
W. A. E. DeBeque, of DeBeque,
against the Rio Grand Junction rail
way company for damages to his land
along the line of the road, in the tres
pass and in digging up and otherwise
injuring his property. The amount
of the damages being sued for is 81, 900.
Daniel Kirby, who has just return
ed from a flying trip to the east, duly
oh pOnirIa1 ~, tl,ie ,,ara1. baf1ra raw,