The daily sentinel., 1903-01-31

Lis new Ttoeu DlOCk Will De uulsH-
ed in about five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Wheeler have
returned from Denver.
Mrs. B. J. Snyder who has been i'll
is reported much improved.
S. G. McMullin left for Denver last
night. He expects to return romor-
row.
The Whitewater Oil company held
meeting !. the City hall this after
noon.
This office today received large
consignment of stationery of all de-
scriptions.
Colds and cases of the grip are very
common about the city. The change
of weather did it.
Engineers are making survey for
spur to be built for the ice plant
and lumber yards.
Mrs. W. s. Sullivan will leave for
Denver. tomorrow morning where she
will spend week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Lace Bar
nard boy. Weight sever pounds.
Mother and child doing nicely.
Miss Gertrude Cartmel gave re-
cital for her pupils at the home of W.
H Lee. corner of Fourth and Grand,
last night
The debris left by the fire at the
corner of Third and Main streets loo ks
dangerous to some people. The own
ers say that they will take care of it
as soon as the insurance is adjusted.
Word from Denver says that the
first operation on Theodore Jones re-
suited only in the relieving of an abs
cess. Another operation will have
to be performed to move the appen-
dix.
About March LIST Frank KirliD will
move his stock of gents furnishing
goods into the room occupied bv Hen
ry Kippes store. Mr.. Kippe expects
to go out of business and live easy
after this.
The members of the local Odd Eel
lows lodg, will go to Paliasde to start
a lodge there. next Wedne sday night.
The trip will be made in vehicles.
Deputy District Grand Master Henry
Nichols will perform the high offices.
There will be an installation of can
didates and several limitations A
feed will be provided.
A uniform rank of Woodmen of the
World was oragnized in the office of
@. B. Rich last night. More than
enough to make a company applied
for membership. J. G. Mckinney
was elected captain. and Walter Mer-
rill. sergeant. Uniforms will be pur-
chased as soon as the men iqualify.
that is. learn their drills. etc.
The firm of Began Gaines & Co..
send out great quantities of mail
every day. They take it to the post
office in clothes baskets. They are
for this valley. which cannot but
bring good results. Circulars. book
let's and letters are being sent out by
them by the thousands. that describe
our rich valley and the opportunities
here for homeseekers.
The beekeepers of the county met
in the county court house. this after
noon. More than twenty bee men
were present Articles of incorpora-
tion were read and voted upon. 1t
was decided to create $500 worth of
stock. to be divided into 1000 shares
at s. each. An association will be
formed something after the order of
the fruit growers. 1t will be called
the Mesa Beekeepers' Association.
Mr.. Baughman has returned from
the country where he has been pre-
senting the beet-raising contracts
The farmers do not seem to take very
kindly to the offer of 81. 90 per ton.
Many say that they would raise beets
if certain conditions in the contracts
were stricken out. They are willing
to receive directions from field man
ayers on how to raise beet, but they
want competent managers they say.
J. Fl. Luhrs Of this city has invent