The daily sentinel., 1900-10-17
local aDd General NeWs ItQms Of I3terQst

Denver, is in the city.
w. N. Amsbary and wife left for Grip
pie Creek this morning.
Fl. L. Marot Of Placervills, Colorado,
is in the city on business.
G. L. Antlaw shipped carload of
junk to Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. Charles b Rich entertains IN
formally Thursday afternoon.
George P. Smith left this morning for
the east with shipment Of cattle.
A heavily loaded wagon broke down
in front OF O'Nei's feed store yesterday
afternoon.
Tho owners Of Mendoza orchard are
cleaning up tho last,of their immense
crop Of peaches today.
Horace T. DeLong, the rustling real
estate agent of this city, made business
trip to Palisades today.
Quite number Of Grand Junction
parties are in 1.-The hills" these days,
looking after big game.
Tho leaves are falling fast and the
sidewalks throughout the city are liter
ally covered with them.
The merchants OF the city should
plant their fall advertisements in the
columns OF The Sentinel.
The father and mother OF John D .
Hoover will leave in a few days for an
extended visit to California.
Although the season is far advanced
it is remarkable how much fruit is still
being shipped out Of this city.
An adjourned meeting of council was
to have bsen held last night but for the
lack Of quorum it was declared off.
The Grand Junction Gun club prac-
tices almost every Sunday at their
grounds just north OF the city limits.
Mr.. and Mrs D. D. Easement Of San
Jose, Costa Rico, we're tourists that reg
lstered at the Brunswick hotel today
| The Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company has given notice to the beet
growers that the factory will start on the
18th inst.
Owing to the dry season on the west
ern slope the alfalfa crop is short this
season and the price per ton il accord
ingly higher.
| A number of fine new coaches have
been put on tho D. & R. G. road. Last
night one Of them, No $780, was attached
to No. 6 going east.
The Colorado Springs Gazette is fast
becoming one Of the leading papers OF
the west. In many respects it is ahead
of the Denver dailes
w. E. Chapman is erecting large
stone fruit cellar on his ranch on Fruit
Ridge for the accommodation of his i'm
mense crop of fall and winter apples.
A quartette of silver tongued orators
will address the people Of Aspen on Sat
urday night of this week. They are
Hon Henry M. Teller. Alva Adams, ]. B.
Orman and John G. Boil.
Game Warden B. F. Jay reports that
there are more deer in Rio Blanco coun-
ty than in all the rest of tho state com
bined. Will the state officials allow
the Indians of Utah slaughter these an
imals?
Frank l. Lee, w. s. Wallace and Sam
T. Wallace a nephew of the latter. leave
Friday morning for Rifle whore they
will be joined by @. H. Arthur for a
grand hunting trip in the White River
country.
The people of DeBeque are making
extensive preparations for their annual
lion hunt. Sportsmen from all over the
state are attracted to the western slope
annually on account OF the big game tc
be found in this section. The lion hunt
will occur on November 1st, End and
3rd
Thomas F. Walsh, the owner Of the
Camp Bird mine At Ouray, has left Paris
with all its glitter and glare and on Sat
urday will sail for home. All Colorado
will welcome the Lion of Paris" who
spent his money in that far-famed city
during the past summer with lavish
ness only equalled by CroesuA
A committee Of business men has call
ed a meeting of every property owner in