The daily sentinel., 1903-01-16
Quality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons

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| In a picture Of the members of the
Fourteenth general assembly taken on
the steps of the stale capitol the face
of Senator Horace T. DeLong appears
right in the. center of the picture.
The Elks have decided to have
their grand annual ball on the night
of February 23rd. This is generally
the greatest event in the history.of
that Organization.
A new crossing has been placed
across Ninth street on the south side
of Main. 1t is much needed i'm
provement and one that is greatly ap-
preciated by the residents in that Sec
tion of the city.
There are number of new resi-
dences in prospect for the opening OF
spring. Several of them will be of a
cost approximately of from "a. 500 to
So. 600 andwill be a distinct ornament
to the city.
The merchants of Denver seemingly
find it more profitable to make siren
uous efforts in advertising in the first
months of the year. than at any other
time. The pages of the big dailies
in Denver are full of advertising.
| The Progress bakery's reputation
for the fine quality of cakes. bread
and all manner of baking it offers to
the public securess for it the best and
largest patronage of the city. Be
progressive and trade at the Progress
William Roedman. who has been
the cashier of the Wells. Fargo ex-
press company of this city for some
time, received notice Yesterday that
he had been promoted to the position
of Wells. Fargo agent at A spen. Mr..
Roedman is generally acknowledged
to be splendid office man and the
promotion is we'll deserved one.
The installation of the officers of
the Woodmen of World and the Wo-
men of Woodcraft. at the Turner hall
tonight. is the social event of conse-
quence for the day. The installa-
tion will be before the Woodmen and
ladies of Woodcraft. Boyers' orches-
ira has been engaged for the event
and dancing and social time will
occupy the hours of the evening. af-
ter the official work is concluded.
Smallpox is alarmingly prevalent
in Utah and especially in the city of
Salt Lake The Salt Lake papers
state that in period of twenty four
hours there were fourteen new cases
reported. UP to the present time
| there has only been one case reported
in this county and that case was the
result of visit of resident of Ut .h
to family in this city. Some very
stringent measures should be taken to
keep the disea SO from the state. If it
comes now it will come through hav-
| ing be IN brought here by persons not
residents.
Several friends in this city have re-
ceived copies of the Colorado Springs
papers. giving in detail the story of
the killing of Wheaton Riddle, the
young civil engineer. near Boulder.
Wheaton Riddle is not we'll known
here, but his father W. E. Riddle.
who has been making this territory
tor many years as travelling sales
man is we'll known and has host Of
friends Wheaton Riddle was one of
the best beloved young men in Colo
RADIO Springs and was commander of
the school cadet corps there for sever
al years and had most promising fu-
ture before him. He was with the
surveying corps of the new Moffat
road when killed and received his
death wound by striking his head on
a stone. as he slipped ON the ,ide of
the mountain.