The daily sentinel., 1904-01-12


sons Thursday P NJ. at 2.3O.
Don't miss it. the big auction sale
of watches at Thompsons Jewelry and
Music Co.
Austin Gavin. travelling freight
representative of the Midland is in
the city.
Call for any article you want put
uD and buy it at your own price at
the Auction.
On your trip around the world eat
with the Alaskans in Nome City at
Mrs. Wentworth
On your trip around the world hear
the coon songs and have your fortune
told at Mrs. Todd's.
A. E. Parsons and Bert Case started
Yesterday on trip to CalifornIa and
other western points.
You eau buy anything you want at
YOUR own price at our auction sale
Thursday at , 80 p. m.
Fred Metzler. of Chicago. repre-
senting a large trunk house of that
city is doing business in the city to-
day.
John w Dickerson. formerly an
alderman in this city, is representing
the Elaterite Roofing company. of
Seattle.
diamond ring valued at $3.50 is
the first important find in the "plaoer
mine" operated in the debris of the
Iroduois theatre fire
The Elks had rousing meeting last
night. Two candidates were initiated
into the lodge A fine luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the lodge
meeting.
o. H. Shoup and W. r. Freeman.
of Colorado Springs. prominently
connected with the Grand Valley Ma
tonal bank. arrived i'll the city on the
noon train.
John W. Phillips. of Denver. pres
ident of the Grand Valley National
bank. is in the city for the purpose of
the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the bank.
Frank p Tanner. of ouray. cashier
of the Bank of Ouray and a PARTNER
in the big Underhill store in the
Plateau country, was visitor 10 the
city yesterday ON business matters.
An advertisement in this paper Sc
cured the return of young ladies
coat, lost last Sunday. When the
Sentinel cannot find what you have
lost there is poor show for its return
from any other source.
The cake walk which will be held
at the Turner's iIask ball on the 27th
promises to be a grand affair and every
one young or old should attend. The .
cake will be ON exhibition at the Star
Bnkery several day before the mask .
ball
The contract for supplying the 60
foot spau of bridge at the mouth of /
Pnteau creek, was awarded yesterday
to the Pueblo Bridge company for the /
sum of Sl57s- There were three or
four bidders, hat the company which
received the award was the lowest.
A. II Stokes returned few days
ago from the meeting of division irri- /
CATION engineers. held by the state
There was three days
session. Probably the /
most important point discussed said /
Mr. Stokes. was the administration OF /
the law APPLYING to temporary loans.
twas the feeling of the state engineer
and the majority Of the engineers
chat this law had been grossly based .
in some divisions. including division
No. 4, which is the division in which
we are included. It will without
question be changed next year.
a. x. Sampliner is in receipt of a
letter from his brother who is taking
a post graduate course in medicine in
Vienna, stating that he would return
10 this country in August. after visit
ing Paris, Berlin and London He
saws that he is glad that he is an
American and that the American peo-
pie do not know what privileges and
blessings they enjoy. in comparison
10 those in Austria. The condition
of everyone here is vastly superior to
in Austria. The experience
hat the Young man is having there
rs medical student and the ohserva-
uons that he will there make will
'omc handy to him in his career in
his country.
Or e. f. Eldridge is in receipt of
4 long and interesting lettnr from / L