The daily sentinel., 1906-08-20

ana Denver, VIA the COLORADO Mid
land.
Now is the time to install a good
heating plant. Call and see us
Lewis and Sallee.
J. NJ. Silcox, of Aspen, the joint
railroad agent at that point spent yes
terday in the city with friends.
Il. r. Chester and son, Whipple, of
the Uintah hotels at Mack and
Dragon were in the city yesterday.
For hauling OF any kind see Bar
ton & Platt. Special wagons for
moving purposes. Phone Mesa 1O5.
Low rates from many points to
this city have been announced by
the railroads on account of the Labor
Day celebration.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 92 degrees, the minimum was
Ga degrees. Precipitation, o.. Scat
tered local rain tonight and Tuesray
is the forecast for Colorado.
The Progress carries fresh fruit,
The finest bread in the city can be
obtained here. cakes, pies, and other
pastries, fresh every day. Nice, clean
and complete stock of staple and fan
cy groceries. e
f. NJ Burger. of Palisade. stated
that the Colorado Midland had offer
ed to furnish free to the Nwn of
Palisade enough decomposed gran
ite to put on block of street in fine
shape. 1t is believed that when it
is seen what splendid street bed
this material makes it will be more
generally used. Many of the streets
of Colorado Springs are fixed up in
this manner. Other towns. It is said.
have been made the same offer Palf-
sade Will accept the proposition.
Oscar Grace, the adopted son of r.
80 IN D l..
of a serious accident last week. The
boy had been cleaning out cistern
and Mrs. Cooper was drawing him
out of the cistern with rope but
when he reached the top he lost his
hold and fell to the bottom. twelve
or fourteen feet below, striking upon
his head. His skull was fractured A
physician was Immediately summon
ed and the boy is doing as well as
could be expected. II Is believed
that he will recover.
A new style of postal cards has
been issued by the postofTlce depart
ment, it is announced. The new cards
according to tho description. viii be
printed in blue. squarer than the
present one in vogue and bearing the
likeness of President Grant Their
dimensions will also be larger and
more matter able to be gotten on
them. 1t is said that the postoflice
department is going to try to increase
the postal card business and have
them take the place of letters when
ever possible The new cards will
be the first step in this movement.
A little hoy was run down by n
horse and buggy last Saturday night
near the band stand but fortunately
was not seriously injured. This is
the second accident of the kind that
has happened during Saturday night
band concerts in the past week Peo-
pie should refrain from driving back
and forth around the band stand. the
crowds are too large and the danger
of running down some child Is great
Many people are noticed driving
around the bandstand when there Is
not the least necessity for such ac-
tion and people have to move from
one corner to another in order to let
the vehicles pass
The marriage of Arthur T.. Pear
son and Miss Nellie c. Hammer was
solemnized yesterday afternoon at
three O'Clock at the brides home at
I 1873 White avenue in the presence
of relatives and close friends Rev.
James r.. Weir, of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony
Last evening the happy young couple
left the city for bridal tour which
includes many towns and cities in
Colorado, and will return to the city
in about three weeks They will
be at home at 1t33 White avenue
after September 20 tn. MIR. Pearson
and his attractive bride have the
happy wishes of a great lAst of
friends.
Douglass Mitchell the expert engi-
neer. was here ON Tuesday to investi-
gate what Palisadc has done in the
way of securing mountain water, He
intended to solicit for the survey
work. but finding that Engineer
| Schwalhach has been doing much
work for the town and that the pref
| erence is for his services on the
mountain survey, he gave up seeking
that work and desires only to keep in
touch with the town so as to be able
to bid on the bonds for the construc-
ton work for his company He says
his company will take the bonds at
nlr, possibly at premium. Mr..
Mitchell has had great deal of ex-
pericnce putting in water works for
Colorado towns. the total number he
has installed up to date being about
| iifteen. Every place he has served
bears willing testimony to his eflic-
iency and reliability Palisade Trib-
unc