The daily sentinel., 1904-02-20

Frank Watson of Loveland will
spend the summer in this city.
Hon. Horace T. DeLong spent the
past several days in the Plateau coun-
try ON business.
The Enterprise groceries and meats
are always fresh. Telephone orders
promptly delivered.
Charles B. Hanford. who will play
in 1.-The Merchant of Venice in this
city one week from tonight. has face
not unlike William Jennings Bryan.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron COM
pany will secure water from the Ark
ansas river at the ROYAL Gorge to sup
ply its immense steel works in Pueblo
with water.
There is another sure indication
that spring is coming along. Hardly
a day now passes but what some new
scheme for another hotel for Grand
Junction does not omen up.
Col. Theo. Bruback of Salt Lake
City was killed in mine at Park City
yesterday by falling down a shaft. A
dizzy spell caused the accident. He
was prominent citizen of Salt Lake
and a mine owner.
The Unitarian Peoples Church. -
Labor Temple 9th and Colorado Ave
10 a. IN. Sunday morning Study Glass
es. II a. IN. Sermon. 1.-The Religion
of Herbert Spencer. - 1870 p. m.
1.-THE Rights of John Turner. Anar-
chist -
Notice Any person having tools
the property of ]. j. Lumsden is here
by requested to return them at once to
the office of Mr.. Lumsden in Canon
block.
j. j. T.umsden.
The Ideal Skirt Holder is the 1t we
have been advertising. Price balance
of this month % cents. after that the
manufacturer will advance price every
where to 90 cents. When you see it
you will conclude you need it, so buy
now. G. V. Store.
Garrison and Fletcher have added
to their already large plumbing equip
ment fine four horse power Fair
banks and Morse gasoline engine.
The firm has also taken lease ON the
building adjoining them and will give
their present shop and office quarters
entirely over to their plumbing and
timing business.
The Eagles had long and interest
ing session last night. State Deputy
Grand President, Thomas Hammill
made a stirring address, which was re-
sponded to by the president of the To-
cal aerie James U. Harris. Follow
ing the regular work of the lodge a
social session was held. in which
there was much merriment and good
cheer.
The arrangements tor the testimon-
Ial banquet to Governor James H. Pea
body on February 23 seems tc have
heen made on broad lines. He i to
be honored by this banquet as Cover
nor of Colorado. and it will be attend
ed by prominent business men, Dem
ocrats and Republicans, from all ov-
er the state, who approve of his policy
Of maintaining law and order regard
less of all other considerations.
Commissioner James U. Harris,
Alderman RAIDER and Mr.. Barrett, the
oil expert drove yesterday TO the site
of the we'll of the Western Slope Oil
Gas and Development company. They
had hard drive and found the prop,
erty not very we'll cared for. The
cable had been left exposed and con.
siderable of the property of the com.
pany had been lily cared for by the
company. In returning to this city
the party had bad break down, but
by tieing up the wagon with ropes ant
halter straps were able to reach thii
city.
The coming engagement of Mr..
Charles B. Hanford is being anti cipat
ed bv the theatre goers of this city a.
an event of exceptional interest, as
I indeed. the appearance of true artis
always is. Mr. Hanford's name stand
today as the synonym of dramatic ar
in its highest type. He is par excel
lence one of the greatest exponents o
the legitimate drama on the Ameri
can stage of the present generation
In addition to Mr.. Hanford's endow
ments through nature and education
his long association on the stag,
with such distinguished SITS a
Booth, Barrett. Keene and Modjeski
has given him exceptional oppoItuni