The daily sentinel., 1903-11-11


from Fruita today.
Miss Flora Dnnsworth is clerking
in the G. Y. Store.
j. D. Small. postoffice inspector
from Washington. is in this city.
The best yet-'"The Minister s
Son. at the Park tomorrow night.
Building operations are slowing up
in this city somewhat as winter ap-
prosches
Mrs. 4. Corinne Abbey. is expected
to arrive home tomorrow from visit
to Denver.
Ex-State Engineer. A. J. McCune
and wife were arrivals in the city
yesterday.
r. P. Davie. president of the wes-
tern Sugar ami Land company arrived
this morning from Colorado Springs.
niture Co.. left for Pasadena Califor-
mia last night for visit of several
weeks.
The annual election for officers of
the. local division of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers will take
place shortly.
Colonel Bowers. the Palisade black
smith was in town yesterday He
that he planted in May of 1900 This
year he picked from to 10 boxes off
each tree.
Mowers. formerly proprietor of the
Overs hotel at Fruita. and who with
his wife has been travelling through
California, Oregon and Washington
during the past summer is guest of
County Treasurer Williams today.
If you want the highest grade of
carpets made i'll all qualities such
goods as you can rely upon you should
always buy Richardson Superlative
Carpets you will be satisfied with
them. Sold by Chas. A. Smith. 1870
South 4th St.
Mayor Sampliner has been appealed
to already. in his official capacity for
coal. The spirit of the Honorable
Mayor was considerably peTturbod to-
day upon the question of the coal sup
ply for the city. He has nothing to
worry about in the supply for the
pumping plant. as there is in the bins
at the pumping station on the Gun
nison river, according to Superintend-
ent Vedder Approximately 100 tons of
coal. sufficient to last for about three
months.
Albert Vought. the young man who
was arrested several days ago for steal
ing some sheos out of the shoe store
of the late Thomas Mclean. had his
hearing in the county court yester-
day. He was sentenced to the State
Industrial school at Golden for per-
iod of from 1 to D years He was out
from the school ON parole aud said
that he was glad to get sent back so
that he could get home. His father
is dead and the treatment which he
received ut the hands of his mother
was so cruel that he stayed away from
home days at time. He said that
/ tne Ou-y KIM words ne reneln beTeu
of ever hearing were spoken by Depu-
ty Sheriff Hardy after the arrest.
There are some few in this city who
will remember Frank Warner. who
for a time worked on the old Star of
this city. along in the early nineties.
At that time he was writing under
the nom de plume of Dan DeFoe. but
lie drifted from one place to another
and worked on "A majority of the west
ern papers. He was printer by
trade. but was seldom at the case.
preferring to write sketches of west
ern life ana sport He went from
here to Provo, Utah. and then from
Utah to eastern Colorado and the
mining camps. He is now contrlbu-
tor to Sports Afield and other eastern
magazines and is getting his literary
gait down pat. Warner was a brill
liant, but very careless in his habits.
which initiated against his becoming
successful writer. He for a time
worked in Florence and made quite a
reputation for himself as a newspaper
writer. but his articles were too vir-
ulant for the average newspaper.