The daily sentinel., 1903-02-28

Everybody has enjoyed the sunligh,
today.
There are quite number of lant
buyers in the city
Or son Adams is home from flying
business trip to Denver.
District Attorney Samuel G. Nc.
Mullin is home from Delta.
The Elks' minstrels will meet to.
night at the hall for rehearsal.
The Elks' min strels will meet to-
night at the hall for rehearsal.
DR.. John left on train No. 2 last
night for Cripple Greek where he
lectures tonight
The Elks will issue a very hand
some souvenir program for their COM
ing minstrel event.
The date of the minstrel show to
be given by the Elks has been arrang
ed for on the 18th of March.
There will be joint social session
tonight of the members of the local
post G.. A. R and the Woman S Re-
lief Corps.
A. NJ. Brooking of Denver arrived
in the city over the narrow guage this
afternoon and will spend few days
with friends.
A L. LeVan of Second Fruit Ridge
who has been visiting in Pennsyl-
vania for several months returned to
this city yesterday.
A rural free delivery will begin
from the Fruita post office April lst.
The people of that section are quite
anxious to see the system inaugurated.
The roads in the country have been
very bad for the past week and this
has kept many away from the city.
who ordinarily would have come in
to purchase goods.
Rev. Becker of the Congregational
church will speak on law enforcement
at the Presbyterian church next Mon
day night. The lecture is tree to all
who may desire to attend.
Observer Sullivan. of the weather
bureau, had a very interesting session
of one hour in the rooms of the U. S.
Weather bureau this afternoon in the
Canon Block. on meteorological sub
jects.
In the oratorical contest last week
in the city of Denver, to select state
oraoor to represent this state in the
Interstate oratorical contest. Phidela
Rice, of this. city. son of Mr.. P. A.
Rice, stood sixth.
t. E. Buckper of Knoxville Tenn.
accompanied by his wife are arrivals
in the city. Mr.. Buckner is an at
torney and friend of Mr.. Kiezer of
The Mesa Lumber Co. He will open
an office soon and begin the practice
of the law. Mr. Buckner comes with
high recommendations.
W. H. Morelaud of Denver repre-
senting the big cigar house of Schiele
Bros. and Moreland is in the city to-
dav, Big Bill Moreland is big heart
ed, big man, big Elk, repres 9nts a
big cigar house and one of the biggest
cigars Cordove manufactured i'll
this state. 1t is we'll to know More
land and it is better to smoke his
cigars.
W. J. Meyer, who returned Thurs
day night from trip to the Pacific
coast, visiting while West his nephew
William Weiser, who is an undergrad
uate at Stanford University at Palo
Alto. He reports him hard at work
and very much in love with the uni
versity and it's surroundings. Mr..
Weiser will take a full course there
and be graduated from that institu-
ton.
A formal demand for raise of
twenty per cent in the salaries of en-
gineers. firemen, conductors and
brakemen, was made yesterday in the
city of Denver. of the proper officials
of the road. The matter was taken
up Immediately and will be discussed
by the officials and the representatives
of these different classes of operatives
The railway men in this city are
awaiting with anxiety the verdict of
| the officials. The grand. masters of