The daily sentinel., 1904-11-14

n. MCGEE and b. E. Mckay OF
DeBeque were visitors iu the city
yesterday.
The city council Will meet at the
city hall tomorrow night in adjourn
ed session
Mrs. n. B. West of Fruita was the
guest of friends in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
Thomas Jones of Paonia and ]
A. Henry of Salida vera visitors in
the city yesterday.
W. L. James of Telluride, a prom
inent citizen of that mining camp
was in town yesterday.
Mis-. A. &. Hampton has been i'll
for several weeks at her home on White
Ave. She is now improving.
H. a. Carmen and wife. H. G.. Pee
and wife all of Milton. Iowa are
spending a few days in this city.
Mr. and Mrs ". S. Wallace have
have returned from their trip to Dem
YER They arrived Sunday noon.
]. @. Hammond. who until recently
conducted restaurant in this city,
has gone to Routt county to engage
in business.
Weather forecast for 3G hours end.
ing 6 D. M. Tuesday. Western Colo
rado-Fair and warmer tonight; /;
Tuesday fair.
The Black Diamond Goal mine is
open and good coal Is on hand at all
times Black Diamond coal is as
good as the best.
Paul de la Mar has been i'll for
several days but will probably be able
to be out tomorrow. He was threat
ened with pneumonia.
Only six weeks away and Christmas
will be here. now is the time to COM
mence your fancywork and remember
for all materials go to the G. V. Store.
1856 Main street.
E. L. Green went to Telluride yes
terdy to spend few DAYS. His sis
ter. Mrs. W. G. Soheu, who has been
visiting at that place foI some weeks
will accompany Mr.. Green home.
j. W. Tyler, the Whitewater school
teacher, who has been i'll in this
city for the past two weeks was
able to be out yesterday and will
resume his work at Whitewater this
week.
Grading / being done preparatory
to the laying of new switch ON the
smelter grounds. A large force of
workmen is pushing the work. The
smelter expects to receive large ship.
ments of ore in few weeks.
Miss Laura Sawyer returned home
yesterday from Kentucky where for
the past two months she has been
visiting friends and relatives at her
old home IN Louisville. On her return
trip she spent a week or more at the
st. Louis Exposition.
In all probability the sugar factory
will begin work oa Thursday. This
statement was made by one of the
officers of the company today. W ork
on repairs is being pushed as fast as
possible to complete them by that
date and it is hoped to start the fac.
tory then.
A number. of complaints have been
made to the authorities regarding
fast driving of automobiles. There
will have to be speed ordinance
passed by council regulating the speed
of the autos within the city limits.
Also a system bv which each automo.
bile is registered and licensed.
The Union Trust and Banking Co.
has had handsome and very large
sign placed ON the front of that build
ing. This banking institution now
has one of the handsomest banking
buildings in this section of the state.
The building has been improved in
many ways during the past two
months and the interior elegantly
furnished and decorated
Several of the poll books in the
nrecincts ia the Plateau valley were
not signed correctly and before
thorough canvass could be made, Clerk
Mann was compelled to send Justice
Joseph p. Sweeney into the Plateau
country, to Mesa aud to nipes to