The daily sentinel., 1904-07-15

Frank Sleeper. the we'll known
cattle man on the Dolores, had the
misfortune on Wednesday to break his
leg while handling horses. DIR. F. K.
Smith lef: yesterday to reduce the
fracture.
People all over the city are violat-
ing the ordinance that provides for the
sprinkling hours. They start TO
sprinkle their lawns in the evening
long before the hour of 5:15. Super
intendent Vedder states that he pro-
poses to enforce the law in this mat
ter. also regarding the shutting off of
the water at the proper time.
Weather Observer Sullivan has been
selected by the chief of the weather
service in this division, as a delegate
to the Triennial convention of U. S.
Weather Bureau officers. to be held at
Peoria, on the days of September 20,
81 and %. This is quite an honor
for Mr.. Sullivan as the delegates are
selected because of their faithfulness
to the service.
II. A. Lario. formerly with the
clerical force at the Union depot in
this city about seven years ago. and
later with the night force of ticket
sellers at the Union depot in Denver,
is most pleasant visitor to the city,
reviving old acuuaintsnces of years
ago. Mr.. Lario expects to 90 east
in the course of few weeks to &C
cept position with the govern ment.
Fl. W. Edwards, superintendent of
the Grand Junction Smelling comp
any, leaves tonight for trip to the
coast. Mr.. Edwards is taking advan-
tage of the fact of the presence of
Manager Marvin in the city. who will
remain during Mr.. Edwards absence
He expects to be away for about three
weeks. Next week Mrs Edwards
and children will go to the mountains
for several weeks.
The Chamber of Commerce of
Florence has issued what is undoubt-
edly one of the handsomest booklets,
illustrative OF the city of Florence
and its en-. irons, of any city in the
state. The work was done by the
Chieftain jobbing plant in Pueblo and
the WORK is far above the average
standard. AS work of art the city
of Florence could not have sent out
anything more beautiful and interest
ing and beneficial.
Captain James NJ. Kennedy. the
organizer in this district for the
Woodmen of the World, is up from
Fruita. where he has in readiness a
class of twenty five to take the Wood
man degree SATURDAY. night. Capt
ain Kennedy will eudeavor to make
up a special train of Woodmen to run
from this city Saturday night to
Fruita, TO assist in the initiation and
enjoy good time. If sixty-one people
are secured the train is possible. The
fare will be cheap and Captain Ken
nedy states that there will be no
trouble whatever in securing that
number.
j. E. Topping. of Pueblo, president
of the Colorado Fair association. is in
the city today talking with many OF
the fruit growers regarding their COM
ing fair meeting Mr.. Topping stat
ed that it was at first thought that no
fair would be held in Pueblo this year
on account of the fact that so many
are going to the exposition at St.
Louis, but after mature deliberation
it was decided that it would be best
to hold the fair the same as usual.
Mr Topping states that they think
they will have big display and lots
of people in attendance. despite the
fact of the big attraction so the east,
Miss Pearl Bannister. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W H. Bannister, arriy
ed home last night from Boston,
where she has been for the past year
under Nm. Edwards, one of the most
proficient teachers OF voice culture in
America. Miss Bannister comes
home with some of the very highest
praise from her teacher and from
some of the most noted IN Boston's
musical circles. She has been under
severe strain in her musical studies
and comes home to enjoy much need
eo rest. Miss Baunister will be
greeted by large number of warm
personal friends, whos are always glad
to welcome her home.