The daily sentinel., 1903-01-23

& Son
No. was on time today.
The ranchmen north of the city are
expecting great time ON their coyote
hunt tomorrow - 80,
DR.. John Gould is an arrival in the
city from Lake City. He is being
greeted by many old friends. 8Ns
The city is becoming metropolitan
in It's conditions. A suicide one day
and hold up the next following.
The best bargain in the city-six
lots in fine locality increasing in val
uation every day. Inquire 42s Main
street.
Mayor and Mrs. J. M. Sampliner
will entertain large party of ladies
and gentl men to dinner party to-
night at their home OH North Seventh
avenue.
The patrons of the library will soon
be treated to another large list of
new books placed OH the shelves. A
meeting of the book committee has
been called to select the new list.
A marriage liscense was ISSUED
this morning to Mr. Alfonso Gurden
Earsley and. Miss Lillian May Linn
bough. both of this citv. They were
united in marriage at noon by Justice
Joseph P. Sweeney.
w. @. McCurdy who las been in
Denver for week past. returned to-
day When asked about the political
situation. he smiled. shook his head
and said. awful muddle. Some
thing has got to happen.
1t is said that the other wing of the
socialist party. has been trying for
the past few weeks to secure sufficient
number of people to take enough in
terest in the party to gather together
and nominate CITY ticket.
The fl Q department boys have ord
cred sixteen uniforms from Philsdel-
phia house. The cost of each suit
with cap included will be $16. They
will be mads of dark blue material
ornamented with white metal buttons
The outfits are expected here in two
| weeks
State Superintendent of Public In
struction. Mrs. Helen S. Grenfell.
made the semi annual apportionment
of state school funds on Wednesday.
Mesa county's portion OF the school
fund amounts to 81, 27O.93. The ap-
portionment to Me,a county is one of
the large amounts apportioned out to
the counties of the state.
The Epi ,copal soclalheld last night
at the home OF Mrs. T. V Conway
drew out an unsuuallv large attend
ance. In all there We're siXt7-two
present Gard PLAYING and mu sical
program afforded the entertainment.
The first prize was won by Mrs. Rob-
ertson and Mr.. Kippe; the consolation
prizes were earned by Miss Sykes and
/, Mr.. Gleason Refreshments were
served
| This office is in rec ,ipt of a booklet
| from Boulder university which chron-
icles all the events of the Quarro-Cen
tennial celebration of that institution
which took place Novbemer 14th. 18th
aud 10Th. 1902. Interesting and full
accounts are given of the receptions.
reunions. exercises. speeches and field
DAYS which occurred during the time
of the celebration; also a historical
data of the University.
| Nothing IN the way of Russian
drama has made such pronounced
impression as For Her Sake which
comes to the Park opera house on Sat-
urday. January 24th. Being built
on new and original lines it takes
precedence over any Russo-Siberian
play yet written. 1t depicts life a.
actually seen in that far away coun-
try with startling accuracy. Its
scenic investiture is said to be elabo-
rate and the acting company one Of
| peculiar excellence.
! The body of Charlie McNealy which
was found on Orchard Mesa. yester-
day is lying in the morRue OF Under
taker Bannister. 1t has been prepar-
ed for shipment In n nOtebOOk of