The daily sentinel., 1904-01-04

have organized an editorial associa-
tion for mutual protection.
Tho body of Oscar Buckius was
shipped to his old home in Frankford.
Philadelphia. Sunday morning.
Three of the relatives of Charles A.
Smith. manufacturers agent OF this
city. were burned in the great Chica-
20 theatre fire.
The fruit growers in and around
|DeBeaue and in the Plateau country,
are talking strongly of building a
shipping warehouse at DeBeque.
Dr. Thomas Price, the well known
veterinarian is home again and will
remain here the balance Of the winter
attending to his Large practice.
Our buyer is now watching the
markets for new novelties so it will
pay you when down town to 20 in
to the c. V Store and see what has
arrived since your last visit.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the Elks tonight. A cordial invita-
] llOn - GAAtuuttl Nv iAAdAlAAA 4hA4FA Al
vim n. BncBlin to all visiting Elks to
attend the session. He particularly
urges the members to be present to-
night
Prof. E. r Fisher was in the city
Saturday. He says that the Fruita
schools are progressing this winter in
fine shape and that everything is har-
monious in the school relations OF
pupils and teachers He is much
pleased with his new work there.
Adelina Patti. the great prima
donna, who las for many years been
before the public, opens her engage
ment in Salt Lake city tonight.
There was some talk of making MP a
party to go from hero to hear tue
great song bird, but it has been aban-
doned.
1t is said that no state i'm the union
issues such fine editions OF her news
papers and such large editions, as does
the state of Colorado. The cities of
Denver. Colorado Springs. and Pueblo
mad as fine New Year editions as were
issued from any city in the United
States.
Yesterday morning willie S. T. Ege-
ness. the well known letter carrier
was attempting to assist in preparing
the Sunday morning meal. he had the
misfortune to spill some hot lard on
his hand burning it severely. Steve
saws it will not keep him from carry
ing his route.
Dannie Mullen the popcorn man at
the corner of 18th and Main streets
has contrivauce made from canvas by
which he wards off the cold and the
chill of the evening air. 1t covers
his machine and extends on from it
over frame. providing good protec-
tion to Dannie.
Mrs. John j. Lumsden writes to
friends in this city that she and her
daughters heard Patti in Boston. but
that she was greatly disappointed
in her. She says that she is old and
worn and wrinkled and thinks that
there are many in this country today.
who equal Patti as "A songstress.
]. S. Swan. the well known editor
of the DeBeque Bugle promises his
patrons an enlarged aud improved
paper the coming year. Mr., Swan is
one of the brightest newspaper men
in the state and certainly can fulfill
this promise, if he chooses so to do.
The Bugle is always an acceptable
arrival ON the exchange table OF this
onice.
A pretty Xmas scrap occurred
few days ago at Fairmpuut, north
east of town Considerable hair
pulling, n little loud language and
some choice classical terms of endear-
ment We're the new YEARS. greetings
of two women of the above mentioned
locality. The next meeting will be
at the Justice court.
Mayor J. NJ. sampliner's picture
oe ,upies a conspicuous position in the
New Years edition of the Colorado
State Journal among the MAYORS of
the growing and prominent cities of
this state without desiring to fiatter
the worthy mayor. it can be said in
passing that Grand functions chief
magistrate ranked ahead of a maiori-
ty Of them in Intelligence and looks.
We arr informed that surveying
work is to be started on the Grand
Valley. Colorado River & South
Pacific railroad. from Grand Junction
about February To- The engineering
work is to be done by Charles Haskell