The daily sentinel., 1905-03-16

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George y. Faleoner returns to
night from his business and pleasure
trip to Denver.
Tomorrow evening the directors OF
the Chamber OF Commerce meet in
regular session.
The family Of E. C. Quinn. who
resided at 2SS Pitkin avenue. moved
to the country this week.
The work of laying the tracks on
the site of the new union depot is
progressing at very satisfactory
rate.
e. n Case this morning finished
the work of moving his real estate
offices and is now comfortably quar-
tered at 541 Main street.
There are ten or more cases yet
to be called on the criminal docket
of the district court The session
will occupy the entire three weeks.
Only a few more days in which to
register See that your name is on
the books if you are properly quail
fed to vote in the coming city cleo
ton.
There will doubtless be a large at
tendance at the big joint ball to be
given tomorrow night at the Audi
torium by the B. of r. T. and the
Ladies' Auxiliary.
The material is being placed on
the lots upon which the building TO
be occupied by the Mesa Wine & Mer-
camille Company will be erected, and
the work will start in few days.
The work on the new residences
being erected by NJ. G. Woolverton
is progressing at rapid rate. Mr.
woolverton expects to have the hous-
es completed within a very short
time
The Fashions S display of millinery
goods in one of the big show windows
has attracted much attention. A
splendid imitation of an Italian harp,
full-sized, made ofelegant material
adds beauty to the display
Durango Telegraph: r. P. Davie
of Grand junction has offered to fur
uish the board of trade OF Durango
with enough suger beet seed to plant
ten acres. and the board will see that
the seed is planted and the soil titled.
The machinery for the big boat
that was built in a lumber yard in
this city for John j. Lumsden and
others, Is expected TO reach Utah in
few days. and within a short time
the boat will be in operation on the
Green river.
The city council meets this even
ing in adjourned session. The prop
osition of submitting to the people
the question of granting a franchise
to the Citizens Gas & Coke Com
pany and many other important mat
ters will be passed upon.
Much interest in the addresses Of
Mrs. Ammons. who is giving a series
of lectures at the Congregational
church under the auspices of the
Woman's Club. is being manifested
by the ladies in general, and the at
tendance at each lecture is large
The Sentinel was mistaken in stat
ing that s b. Hutchinson entertained
Frank Bohu. the national organizer
of the socialist labor party. during
his stay in the city The gentleman
was entertained at the home of Mrs
Sanders. whose daughter is candi-
date for city clerk ON the socialist
labor ticket.
The colored men and women OF
this city viii give minstrel and
comedy entertainment in the near
future They have given the com
pany the name of the Honolulu Com
edy Company. There will be includ-
ed every prominent member of the
colored contingent in this city in the
cast of characters.
Tomorrow evening. in the assem-
bly, room OF the high school. Richard
II. Sullivan will deliver the last lee
ture of the course of scientific lee
lures. 1t will doubtless prove the
most interesting OF the series, and
all who can should hear it, There
will be many stereopticon views to
illustrate different portions of Mr..
Sullivan's talk. Technical terms will
be avoided as much as possible. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Every lecture of the series has been
attended by large crowd and has
proven both instructive and enter
tanning,
Nr, and Mrs. Herman Click of
Crested Butte were arrivals in the
city last night Mrs. Click is a sister
of Mayor sampliner and is qnite well
known in the city, Mr. and Mrs.
Click are en- route home from a win
ter spent in California. For many
years Mr Click was successful mer-
chant at Crested Butte. but retired
several years ago, and since that
time. in company with Mrs. Click.
has been touring much of this and
many of the foreign countries. It is
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