The daily sentinel., 1903-11-24

d. l.. OllVer OF Pallsade is IN the
city on business.
Lester johnson of the lower valley
was a business visitor today.
A petition is being circulated to
have Myron Mckinney appointed
night marshal.
Charles n. Arthur is building quite
an addition to his home corner of I1th
and Main street.
/ G. c. Compton. travelling freight
represe ntative for the Rio Grande
/ system, is in the city today.
! Mr.. Hertz of Kersberg and Hertz.
went to DeBeque TODAY to attend
large cattle sale to be held al that
place tomorrow.
Kohman and Davis received large
shipment of turkeys today. 1t Is re-
ported that the turkey market is slow
and that there is danger of short
age.
Fred Rube. the we'll known travel
ing man. is around among his busi-
ness friends tt day distributing calen-
dars. which incidentally advertise the
NJ. and o. cigars.
An adjourned meeting of the city
council will be held tonight There
is no great amount of business on
hand. the principal thing being to ap
prove several bills.
a telegram was received nv this
Office today that James U. Harris was
unanimously elected pesident of the
National Beekeepers Association for a
1 third term, at their session in Denver
F. NJ. Hammond, brother of the
late Mead Hammond. and family ar
rived from Paonia yesterday. They
will leave tonight for Los Angeles.
California to join Mr.. Hammond's
father.
Daniel Allison, an old resident of
the lower valley is in the city visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Fred Mantey.
Mr.. Allison is now residing at Norrie
a little town about fifty miles this
side of Leadville.
The sand that has been placed on
the new cement walks is being
removed today and it improves the
appearance of things to a considerable,
extent. as well al making the bust
ness houses along the walks much
cleaner.
A postal card reached this office
/ thic Of ha sspn11x- pruff
publishing company announcing that
the issue of next Saturday will con-
tain an article by Polly PRIV ''The
Truth as 1 Know it. About the Labor
Unions in Colorado
The birds in the bush and one in the
hand,
You may gamble upon it.
Are not worth as much as the modistes
demand
For one wing ON bonnet.
Philadelphia Press.
The laugh is ON Governor Peabody.
1t has just been developed that he re-
Gently offered in conjunction with
that redcubtable (?)warrior. Shermy
Bell. to loan the national government
2, 900 we'll equipped troops from this
state to quell any disturbance that
might arise in Panama. A few days
after he asked the general government
for troops with which to quell dis |
turbances at Telluride. The question |
now arises, with sdch anabundance |
of troops to offer the president why
he did not send them to Telluride. as
he later did without calling ON the !
president in the spectacular manner
in which he did
A reception was held at the Chris
tin church last night in honor OF Rev. |
Walker and his wife. the new pa ;tor
of that church. A very large crowd !
was in attendance and they all enjoy |
ed themselves to the greatest extent.
Miss Cartmel's mandolin club enter |
tanned the crowd. A quartette COM
posed of Messrs. Campbell. Boyer,
Hutton and Walters gave some very
fine selections. Rev. Walters is fine |
soloist and he rendered several selec- |
tions. Mr.. Conyne gave several rec
itations. Light refreshments were /
served by the ladies. The church
chairs were arranged in lows so that
those at the reception might face
each other and engage in conversation.
Word has reached this city that
some of the farmers are poisoning
quails, saying that they are destroy
ing the crops. This is a wrong move
ON the part of rhe farmers. as the
quails do great deal of good. that