The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03

AAAN NANf
No. was two hours late yesterday
afternoon
r. y. Bancroft of Palisade is in
town today
J. P. Thomas of Glenwood Springs
was in town yesterday.
Dictation taken and typewriting
done at room 10, Canon block.
Election race on roller skates to-
morrow night al the Auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Arnett of
( Montrose are the guests of friends
in the city.
John p. Lutte and Henry A. Da-
wilson OF Perry Ia, are new arrivals
in the valley.
Parke Bailey, well known bust
ness man of Gypsum, is in town on
a short business trip.
A. S. Limberger and Mrs. Laura
Noel of Elwood are visitors in the
/ city with friends today.
There will be no meeting of the
] Womans Club tomorrow afternoon.
/ The musical program viii be held
I over until April II.
/ Go to the Auditorium tomorrow
night and enjoy the election race and
read the election returns. Usual
prices and good time for everybody.
Municipal elections will be held in
many towns and cities in Colorado
tomorrow, and in the east Chicago
and many other great cities will elect
municipal officials.
Max Buchanan. cashier of the
Grand Valley National Bank will not
leave here until May ] >. His sue
cessor, V. c. Talbert, is expected to
arrive here within the next ten days.
a set of magnificent pictures were
received today by Mr.. Nearing of the
laCouTt hotel from the Missouri Pa
rilic railroad and have been given
prominent positions in the hotel lob
by.
Today's advertisement of the
Grand Valley National Bank shows
the capital OF that institution to be
100000, and its surplus 10000.
This is significant, as it depicts the
progress of the county and its bust
ness institutions.
Thomas G. Higgins has received
the announcement of his appoint
ment as chief game warden of this
district. Mr.. Higgins has held this
position for several years and has
proven a satisfactory official There
We're one or more other applicants
for the position among whom was
a'itAb' MAST tAAA illtnta llA0 udlltl hbM ~
The job.
The Sentinel has been asked sew
eral times to announce for the ben
eft of the voters in general who
the parties are that are interested in
the Citizens Gas x Coke Company
The men behind the proposition are
p. NJ. Slocomb. George Smith, Ra-
mcy Brothers. c. ID. Fisher. Henry
Rhone and other well known bust
ness men.
b. Davis and wife are eastern Wis
itors in the city, the guests of rela-
tives. MIR. Davis is a brother-in-law
of Charles Franks and Harry Cotes.
Mrs. Davis being a sister of Mes
danes Franks and Cotes. Mr. Davis
is an engineer in the employ of the
| Chicago & Alton railroad, and is en-
| ioying a well-earned vacation. They
are now guests of Mr.. and Mrs
! Franks.
Tomorrow night the great election
on roller skates will take place at
[ the Auditorium. The race proper
/ will take place from 9 O'Clock to 9:3O
O'Clock. The skaters representing
| the various candidates are asked to
/ furnish their own placards or labels
| identifying them as such candidates.
The skating will begin at the reg
ular time and the usual prices will
prevail. Election returns will be
/ posted during the evening.
J. V. A. Lay of the Lay-Nattinger
| Mercantile Company is home from
/ his trip to New York. where he Went
! to be present at the burial of the
mother OF Mrs. Lay. Mr. Lay states
/ that the weather conditions there
We're bad, there being plenty OF snow
and rain and high winds. He finds
hRf na d
| all portions of the country through
/ which he Travelled. He also found
conditions of trade very satisfactory
| indeed.
When the great fight occurred i'm !
| Inc legislature Saturday, judge Gas |
we'll of this city, together with Dick ]
Broad of the Guggenheim senatorial |
campaign forces, We're on the floor /
as lobbyists. and they We're ordered |
! from the floor. Evidently Judge Cas-
| well is making peace with the Dick [
| Broad faction of the republican par /
ty, now that Wolcott is dead Broad /
is the Guggenheim leader and Judge |
Caswell has usually opposed him. Be |
ing in his company now gives rise /
TO the suggestion that he is intend /
ing TO square himself with the domi- |
nant faction of the party.
IL YOU HAVE WRITTEN \ PAR |
IN NAME IN THE BLANK SPACE !
LEFT FOR THAT PURPOSE AT |
THE HEAD OF THE BALLOT AND |
DESIRE TO VOTE FOR \ CANDI- /
DATE UPON ANOTHER TICKET |
WHERE THERE ARE TWO OR |
MORE OFFICES OF THE SAME /
NAME, PLACE \ CROSS (N) MARK
IN INK OPPOSITE THE NAME or
THE CANDIDATE FOR WHOM NOI /
DESIRE TO VOTE, ON SUCH 9TH
Eli TICKET. AND DRAW \ LINE /
IN INK THROUGH THE NAME OF
THE CANDIDATE FOR WHOM YOU |
DO NOT DESIRE TO VOTE UPON |
THE TICKET THE NAME OF /
WHICH YOU HAVE WRITTEN IN
IHE BLANK SPACE At THE HEAD I
OF THE BALLOT.
Saturday II. c. Walker received
the announcement of most disas-
/ trous fire at Marion. Ky. the old
/ home of Mr.. Walker and family.
/ Two OF the principal business blocks
of the city We're totally DESTROYED
entaIling a loss of nearly $3.50. 600
The newspaper. the Crittenden Press.
which MIR Walker .a5t1bIg.r.l a I