The daily sentinel., 1904-11-16


daughter of Montrose were arrivals in
the city last night.
The Holy City with beautiful i'll
lustrations will be rendered at the
Park opera house Saturday night Nov.
18th
The pay car of the Denver and Rio
Grande aud Midland arrived this af-
ternoon at two O'Clock.
The Boilermakers' union gives a
big pail at the Auditorium on
Thanksgiving evening.
There is talk of the football team
of the High School going to Fruita
Friday to play the team of the Fruita
High School.
Geroge B. Fravert, of Rifle. is in
the civ today. Mr.. Fravert for a
short time was connected with the
horticultural display of Colorado at
tne hOflu II ait.
Mr.. Homer Cady. accompanied by
his wife and child, arrived on No. !
this morning from Salt Lake City.
and expect to make this their future
home. He is the son of J. II. Cady.
the hot tamale man.
The infant son of E. Cheeley, of
the Loback community, died last
night after long illness. The fun
eral took place this afternoon at Lo-
bck. UndertaKer Bnnister prepared
the remains for burial.
Every father. every mother. every
sweetheart, every boy and girl and
every body should see the American
Polyscope 70 present the Russian-Jap
war and other interesting subjects at
the Park opera house Sat, Nov. 10Th.
The beet sugar factory will pro-
badly start tomorrow. The harvest
ing of the beets is almost at an end
in this section and the ranchmen are
rushing them to the factory as fast
as possible Several thousand tons of
beets now lay on the factory grounds.
Mrs. W. S. Sullivan the represen.
tative of the Humane Society at this
place has requested each of the min
listers of the city to deliver sermon
on Cruelty to Animals. Tho first
of the serm ons will be delivered Sun
day by Rev. Becker at the Congre-
gational church. This is an excel
lent movement and will do much good.
With the compliments of Co dorado
College, this office is in receipt of the
Semi annual bulletin of the Colorado
College Observatory. The bulletin
is in the shape Of small pamphlet
of So pages replete with information
are interested in scientific matters.
1t is comprehensive little volume
and shows the good work that is being
done at the college on meteroloR Rical
lines.
Superintendent Vedder of the city
waterworks and sewers has been busily
engaged the last few days in making
thorough clean up. The reservoir has
been cleaned out entirely aud some
needed repairs made before winter
sets in and large number of the sew
ers have been flushed. Supt. Vedder
found many of the sewers almost stop
ped up and had he not made his tour
to flush them there would have been
dumping arrangements for flushing the
sewers had become clogRed With mud
and in this way the sewers became
clogged.
The Rural Bee e-Keeper, published
at River Falls, Wisconsin and the
Western Bee Journal, published at
Hanford, Gal. have very pleasant par
agraphs in their last current issue re-
garding the splendid work done by
James U. Harris of this city. the
president OF the National Bee eepers
ass ociation CT America. In selecting
the president of the National associa-
tion ths initiative and referendum
vote is used and Mr.. Harris was al
most unanimously renominated for the
position of president and in all pro-
liability will succeed himself in office
for second term.
]. E. beaverton and Miss Daisy
Dean were united in marriage at the