The daily sentinel., 1906-01-17


Auditorium. -,
in Aspen on Sunday
At the Postofice Book Store regu-l
lar So cent classics are selling at 70
twenty-five per cent off on every
item in the C. V. Store. Jan II to
27th.
Charles Wallis. the city marshal.
is quite il today and is unable to be
on duty
w. w Martin has moved from De,
Beaue TO this city and has accepted
position with the Free corral.
The past five of six weeks have
made up one of the quietest periods
in police circles the city has known
in years. There have been very few
arrests during this period
Work ON the building for the new
bowling alley company adjoining the
Auditorium, will start in few days
New ore contracts are being made
frequently by the smelling company.
Repair work at the plant is being
pushed at a rapid rate.
Those who produced the cantata al
the Christian church last night are
contemplating giving the same en-
tertainment at Palisade at some date
in the near future.
"The Pantry" Primrose's delica-
lessen store, for fine cheese, pickles,
sauces waters and other delicacies.
Big stock. high quality, reasonable
prices. Telephone, Black GIL. Goods
delivered promptly.
Satisfactory will be your plumb
4 ing if you have Charles T. Trobitz
do your work. Call on him at his
Office on North Fifth street.
For plumbing that is of the very
I best class see Trobitz. the old reliable
( plumber. now located on n, Fifth
street, just north of Whites store.
/ Don't miss that chicken pie din
ner tonight to be served beginning at
six O'Clock by the St. Matthews guild
at the rectory. a splendid dinner for
only % cents.
Trade with the new grocery firm,
Ackerman and Corcoran. the Rail-
road store. 200 Colorado avenue.
Every order given careful atten tion.
Meat market in connection.
Manager La Baron, of the citi-
zens' Gas and Coke company, states
that the plant will be ready for opera
ton in few days. All is waiting
on the workmen who are to put the
bog tank in working order.
/ lar teacher. who became very ill sud
denly Monday evening, continues to
improve and will be able to be out
in a few days. Miss Allen has not
enjoyed good health for some time.
There was a large crowd out last
night enjoying the roller skating at
the Auditorium. The exhibition given
by Mr.. Crayne, a champion roller
skater, created much interest and
was indeed a skillful performance.
Almost a new grocery throughout
is the Railroad Grocery store and
/ Meat market now owned and manag-
ed by Ackerman & Corcoran. Com
plete and fresh line of groceries. First
class meat market. Orders filled
promptly.
The next attraction at the Park
opera house will be Mr.. Charles B.
! Hanford and Miss Marie Drofnah,
supported by a big and thoroughly
capable company, in "Othello" Mon
day evening. The seat sale started
today The audience promises to be
the largest of the season.
Lawrence G. Sloan, formerly one
of the best known railroad men of
this city and for several years dis
patcher at the union depot in this
city. but who was promoted last
year to the position-of assistant sup
erintendent and chief dispatcher of
the Rio Grande Western railroad
with headquarters at Salt Lake City,
has rendered his resignation, to take
effect in a few days. After enjoying
a vacation in California Mr.. Sloan
will probably go in business for him
self. The announcement of Mr.
Sloan's resignation will be a surprise
to his many friends in this city who
had no idea that hc was contemplate
ing severing his connection with the
railroad company. Mr.. Sloan has
been with the Rio Crande for many
years. He has served as dispatcher.
then chief dispatchcr and then as as
sistant superintendent. His advance
has been steady and ne has been re
garded as one of the most important
and valued officials in the operating
department of the Rio Grande West
ern road Following Mr.. Sloan's re
tirement, It is reported that there
is to be a partial reorganization of
the operating department of the
Western system. The Office of as
sistent superintendent is TO be abol-
ished. In its place there is TO be ere
ated that of superintendent, a posi-
tion subordinate to that held by Cen
s. Elliott, of Salt Lake City, it is
understood will be appointed TO fill
the position. In whatever business
NJ. Sloan engages he will have the
best wishes of his many friends in
Grand Junction, his former home.