The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
LOCAL NEWS

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For games of all kinds call at Post
Office bookstore.
Phone Black 2241 when you have
a chair or lounge to upholster.
If you believe in getting your mon
ey's worth smoke the Ell socorro ci-
gar.
DR.. Cotton chronic diseases, sur
gerry. C. V. Bank building. Phone
Junction 2S3.
We carry everything in the plumb
ing and heating line. j. f. Mckenzie
4O4 Colorado Ave.
This evening the board of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce will
meet in regular session.
Feathers of all kinds cleaned by
Rice, the upholsterer. With the o.
/ X. Second aHnd store.
/ Hear Phidelah Rice this evening
| at the Methodist church. A great en-
tertainment for 4 small price.
We clean mattresses. make them
over or make new ones to order.
Phone Black 2241 or call at the o.
II X. second hand store.
The next attraction at the Park
opera house will be The Sign of the
Cross" Wilson Barrett's great play,
on next Monday evening.
\ A dispatch from Gunnison states
that the Morning Glim mine has been
sold to a Colorado Springs company
for $4,000. The mine is located at
Whitepine and was owned by DR..
Stiles. 1t is said to be rich in zinc
lead ore.
Thirty-seven thousand of New
York City's poor were entertained at
Christmas dinner by the salvation
Army of that great city. Five thous-
and baskets and 900 bags, each
containing a fowl and fixings sufficient
for five, were distributed also, by
the Army.
At precisely the same momement
Christmas morning 10000 knights
Templars in the United States drank
Christmas toast. The lodges in the
/ Atlantic states held their ceremonies
at noon, in the middle states II
O'Clock was the scheduled time, in the
mountain states the Templars assem-
! bled at 10 o'clock. while on the coas
the exercises were held one hou'
earlier.
From Bakersfield, Cal, comes
dispatch stating that Miner Hicks
i who was entombed so long, has sign
] ed n contract for $500 a week, to con
tinue a year. with ]. n. Schmidt, o
a Berkley. This will mean for the nov
4 famous miner. the sum of $4,000 TO
& years public appearance on the lee
q ture platform. With Hicks will g
Harry Linville, who assisted in tn
d rescue, and two of the miners VIII
\ bored the rescue drift. Hicks Wi
Il tell of his experiences while entombe
{ in the shaft at Edison.
Wilson Barrett's strillingly impres
4 sive religious drama "The Sign of tn
II Cross" enters upon another year /
n its long history of success now unde
B the management of Mr.. r. G. Craerir
B Mr.. Craerin is still maintaining bot
h in organization of the company and
the beauty and splendor of the seem
\ effects and costuming the high stant
q ard established by William Greet,
his original London production of tn
play at the Lyric Theatre. The orii
inal scenery repainted by Matt Mo
d gan will be seen here. The Sign
the Cross" comes to the Park opeI
house on New Years Eve.
Anent the announcement mad
yesterday in the telegraphic column
of the Sentinel to the effect that stel
Il would be taken to keep accura
record of the number of victims
railway disasters in the country it
n interesting to note that for tv
Il weeks, beginning January 2S, an e
hibition will be held in the America
d Museum of Natural History for Il
II purpose of studying and exhibitiI
safety devices for dangerous macl
= merry and methods of industrial Ii
giene, and to set in motion the NOV
& ment to establish a more accura
record of the accidents in the man
Il featuring centers. 1t appears tn
Wisconsin is the only state in L
n union where any effort is made
official record of these facts.