The daily sentinel., 1903-06-24
THE NEWS.

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Dance at Turner Hall tonight. Ad
missoin 90 cents, ladies free.
Charles Richardson, typo of this
city has gone to Arizona for a few
months.
Dance, refreshments, good time and
music at the dance tonight at Turner
Hall. 90 cents, ladies free.
J. O. Glassford placed a fine new
awning in front of the Thompson
Jewel v & Music Co. IS, store today.
The forerunners of the 4th can now
be heard in the streets. The small
boy cannot wait. so is shooting fire
crackers daily.
Thomas F. Walsh, the millionaire
mine owner. is negotiating for the
Stratton mining property in the Grip
pie Creek district.
L. n. Bunting, editor of the Senti-
mel, and daughters arrived home today
from an extended visit with Mr..
Bunting's people near Philadelphia.
Hundreds of tons of fine alfalfa hay
are being harvested in Mesa county at
the present time. This is one of the
most profitable crops grown in the
Grand valley.
John W Gates is said to be negoti
ating for foothold in Utah iron de-
posites for the purpose of building a
rival plant to the Colorado Fuel and
Iron COMPANY.
The report of the Mckinley Ma
tional Monument association shows
that already $500, 600 has been raised.
1t was decided that designs should be
at once invited from the artists of the
world.
The Fairbanks scale man, Mr..
Hunt. is in the city for the purpose Of
placing and balancing the large weigh
scales at the Smelter. The work will
require several weeks to get things
properly adjusted.
The first ice cream social to be held
in the park this year will be given by
ST. Matthews Guild ON Tuesday June
the 30th in the evening band concert
preceding, Everybody prepare for it,
1t would be good idea for the
Chamber of Commerce to take up the
,,,ot+..- of an axbibit of Maco countv
products at the st. Louis exposition
next year Now is the time to make
such arrangements-do not wait until
next summer to act in the matter
The 4th of July committee are sure
of having big crowd here on that
date. Every person interested in the
success of the celebration should lend
hand towards making it pleasant
for the visitors who will be here.
Miss Gladys Brainerd who is an
advanced pupil under William Sher
wood. will give instructions to linn
tied number of pupils during her va
cation this summer. Terms and other
information can be had by calling IL
! Miss Brainerd, at the corner of sew
enth and Chipeta.
The street sprinkler has been doing
good service this summer. The bust
ness men have not been bothered with
so much dust as in the years gone by
this spring, partially because there
has been more showers and also be-
cause the sprinkling wagons have been
run more reg ularly.
A number of residents on north
Fourth street and in that part of the
city have sent in "A complaint that
stock is running their lawns. There
is city ordinance prohibiting cattle
and horses running at large and this
ordinance should be enforced. or
something will be doing says a
resident living Oh Fourth street.
The Journal hears rumor that a
Denver syndicate contemplates the
purchase of the Durango Democrat
plant in which event Thos. Tully
will be installed as editor and man.
ager 1t is presumed that Col. Day
a