The daily sentinel., 1905-02-17

No raz so=.y minutes late to
day.
Want ads in The Sentinel bring
-esults.
/ FOR RENT-one Groom house on
and in good condition. Rents very
low J. c. Plank. $40 Chipeta.
Miss Clara McAIIister returns this
evening from Delta county where she
has been engaged in evangelistie
work.
VI. G. Woolverton returns tomor-
row at noon from a business trip
TO Glenwood Springs and other
points.
a large force of carpenters are at
work putting in the fixtures of the
new clothing store OF the Gilerest
company.
]. C. Plank yesterday sold to H. E.
Topaz residence between Third and
Fourth on Grand avenue. Consider
alton. s2.1O0.
The state rights for Kentucky we're
sold yesterday by the Spencer Seed
less Apple Company and the con
tracts were closed up today.
Mr.. Menich. a veteran mining man
who has been looking after proper
ties in Utah for several months. is in
the city to spend a few weeks.
Rev f. E. Burd of Fruita. pastor
Of the Methodist church in that city.
Will conduct services at the Method
ist church in this city Sunday morn
ing.
The Mantelli Grand Opera Com
pany played in Pueblo last night. and
the Chieftain OF this morning speaks
in the highest terms Of the perform
ance.
Hundreds of people read the buIle-
tins in The Sentinel Office windows
this afternoon, announcing the as
sassination of the Grand Duke Ser
gius of Russia.
The paper hangers and painters
have been at work for the past two
days preparing the building just va
Gated by the Delmonico restaurant
for the occupancy OF the Colorado
shoe store.
FOR SALE-one hve-room house.
I Closets and bath. Nearly new. Out
houses. Everything in good condi-
tion. Land eqdalling 80 regular
lots go with house. Enquire of J. C.
Plank. $40 Chipeta.
Yesterday ]. a. McLuen conducted
a big sale of Shorthorn and Hereford
cattle and good horses at the old
armory building in this city G. L.
Moore and others owned the stock.
7 Many sales were made.
a petition has been in circulation
today asking for signatures of those
who would pledge themselves to sup
port James S. Carnahan for mayor.
Members of the law and enforcement
party have the petitions in charge.
/ FOR sALE-one Groom house
bathroom. closets. small barn and
other outbuildings. Nearly new and
in fine condition. Land with house
equalling 10 lots. Small payment
down. balance on monthly payments.
Enquire OF J. c. Plank. $40 Chipeta.
A. B. Briggs of Buffalo. y. Y. and
l. X. Moferd of Denver. have been
in the city for the past two DAYS.
comforting with George Smith rela-
tive TO the electric street railway for
which Mr.. Smith holds a franchise.
These gentlemen are interested in The
proposition. They are looking over
the field and giving the matter the
closest consideration.
The next number OF the lyceum
course is an attraction of theh ighsst
class. The company has been de
lighting audiences in the large cit
les and towns of the state for the
past week 1t has a national reputa-
ton A crowded house should hear
the Nellie Peck Saunders Concert
Company, Thursday evening. Febru-
airy -, at the Congregational church.
5. F. Duree. the popular ranchman
and editor of the Rural Talk. will
NN eAAN VI NAAN hA11FD gers on the EUe-
cial train that viii carry the Colora-
do delegation to Washington to at
tend the Inauguration of President
Roosevelt. After spending some days
at Washington. Mr.. Duree will visit
New York. Boston. Philadelphia and
other cities OF the east. He is an
tieipating most delightful trip.
The Denver Times of yesterday af-
ternoon had a lengthy account OF
the thrilling experience Of Alexander
Struthers. the well known master
mechanic employed on the Mofat
road. and brother of Sherin Struth- I
ers Of this city. in a perilous trip I
across mountain Businesses for a dis I
tanee of thirty miles on foot in a I
driving snow storm and ride of fifty /
miles additional in push car
through great drifts. He was making
his way down from Rollins pass.
where he had gone with a corps of
workers to break the blockade on