The daily sentinel., 1908-11-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

| w. ). Wallace returned home on
No to3 this morning from a brief
business visit TO Denver.
Charles Cain, the potato man, is
is the city on business this after
noon.
Rudolph Swartz. clothing dealer
of Pueblo, is calling on the local mer-
chants this afternoon.
! Mrs. y. b. Edwards was a new ar
rival yesterday from Portland, Ore,
70 join her husband in this city,
where they expect to make their flu
ture residence.
FRANK Blackstone will return TO
teber, Utah. TO resume his duties
there, after a weeks vacation in this
city, tomorrow.
Today Atlanta c. Lance. guardian.
tiled the pap1rs Tor probate in the
estate of her late husband. She is
he guardian for the children The
estate consists mainly OF ll5 acres
of land in Independence county Ark
Today in the county court iudg-
ment against \ Ii. Davis for the sum
of S25y.S0 plus S29.22 interest and
$25.yS attorney fee was rendered in
favor of d. SB. Wright, the matter
having been in the courts for long
period. Mr.. Davis will take an APP
peal.
Chief of Police ONeil states that
nightly now from three TO eight men
make application for sleeping accom-
nodations at the city jail. 'rhey are
in most cases worthy men who are out
II work and out of money and who
seek the jail as a last resort for pro
lection against the cold. The Officers
allow as many of the worthy ones as
can be accommodated in the Jail to
sleep there each night
c w. Harris. former game and
fish commissioner of the state, is an
applicant for his old position. Under /
the democratic administration. Har- |
ris made a good record as game and |
fish commissioner He will be best |
remembered by the spectacular Incl |
dent that occurred just before the |
close of his term. He discovered |
number of Utes from Utah killing /
deer in western Colorado in violation I
of the law and attempted to arrest 1
them. They resisted and a number
of shots were exchanged. Harris was
wounded and one of the red men was /
also Injured. Harris now halls from |
Park county.
The English proudly claim that I
the sun never sets on the British
Empire" Alessrs. Cohan & Harris, /
whose comedians will present the
famous comedy "Brewster's Millions" 4
at the Park opera house on Thurs
day, Dec. 10, make similar claim
for this great comedy 1t is now be-
ing simultaneously presented in five
large European cities Gin as many I
different languagos) in the United
States and Canada and in the Anti
podes as we'll Many plays have been
presented in all these localities at 4
different languages. in the United
= Bre wsters Millions to have achiev-
ed the distinction of having its cur
tain continually uplifted Robert I
Ober is the featured memebr of the
cast
Plans have been almost completed n
by the. executive committee of the I
University of Colorado Choral Soc
iety, an organization with almost |
two hundred members. for Two of the /
biggest musical events ever held in |
the university or in Boulder. The /
first is to be known as the Christmas
concert and will be given at one of
the churches in Boulder where a
pipe organ is located. The second is
the spring festival to be given some
time after the first of the year. The
society plans to bring to Boulder the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra of 81 !
pieces for their spring festival. Sew
eral soloists will assist
The editors of the American Sugar
Industry and Beet Sugar Gazette, /
Messrs. Frank Roderus aud William
w. Hudson of Chicago. although
finding enough to keep them busy
in the publication of monthly tech
nical journal devoted to beet sugar,
have taken il upon themselves to
issue a book on the subject of the
sugar beet. This they have ventured ]
to call the American Sugar Beet
4 ~ 1a /
more to follow. Well, if the succeed
ing volumes are as creditably handled
as this one, contain as much prac-
teal sense on the subject of beet
culture, and are not sprung on the
public oftener than once year, Wen
try to bear up under it, Meanwhile
we recommend the work to any of
our readers who raise beets for
sugar. Price in paper covers .
cents, cloth sl.50, post paid
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