The daily sentinel., 1901-02-25
Prof. Shaw and wife returned yester-


day from Glenwood.
G. l. Glassbrook, prominent mining
man of Aspen, is in the city.
b. T. Napier is down from Glenwocd
Springs today on visit to his big store
A Applebaum OF Louisville, Kentucky
we'll known travelling man. is in the
city.
Wanted-Any kind Of work by young
man. Best OF references. Address Sen
tinel.
F. p. Tanner of Ouray, a prominent
banking man of that city was visitor
Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Wallace has been quite sick
for the past several days. She is slowly
improving
The telephone company has been fixing
the line between this city and Fruita the
past few days.
G. A. Armstrong OF Denver one OF the
owners OF the Bachelor mine at Ouray,
was visitor this morning.
John F. Moore, manager Of the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association, is
home from business trip through the
mountains
w. E. Pabor now has control of the
Rocky Mountain World A short time
ago he purchased the Globe and the two
papers have been consolidated.
}. S. Swan, editor OF the De eBeque Bu-
gle, assed through this city this morn
ing, bound for DominQuez canon, on the
narrow gauge. where the new copper
finds are located.
Hon. j. E. Ong came in on freight
Saturday, to consult with some OF his
constituents and spend Sunday with his
family. The Judge has been quite an
important figure at the state capital the
past wioter and his name was in the
daily pal ers more than once
Every fruit grower and ranchmsn in
Mesa county should make arrangements
to attend the Farmers Congress in this
city on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week. A splendid program has
been arranged and all VINO attend these
meetings will be proAtted.
Col A. G. Grout returned today from
visit to his old home in New Hamp-
shire. Col Grout says he is very happy
to rerurn to the Grand valley, where the
sun hines go warm and makes living so
p easant. The weather has been quite
cold in the Ne England states and the
genial Colonel says it makes the cold
shivers run down his spine
Alamosa Coucier-Jou nal: A larg cattle
shipment Of 10000 head from Santa Fe
to Grand junction over the Denver x
Rio Grande, making in all 900 cars, is
almost assured The deal is reported
made with the company. 1t will neces-
state about three extra engines and
crews, which will benefit Alamosa as it
will keep more men to work here as the
cattle will have to be unloaded and fed
at this point. The owners of this herd
are abandoning New Mexico for western
Colorado.
The greatest and most successful re
peater" last and for a previous season,
that ever came from that home Of comedy
successes the New York Casino, was the
famous and favorite musical comedy,
"The Telephone Girl" and with one pos
sible exception it achieved larger fnan-
cial returns. In all the large cities, be-
ginning with New York, OF course, it
fairly coined money for it's fortunate
owners. In the metropolis it euJoyed
run Of something like 300 nights, and in
Paris, acted trihe differently, it made
a record OF $50 performances. With as
good, if not better cast than ever, ii will
be the attraction at the Park opera
house, Wednesday, February 81.
Nj T. Ward. the Denver crook, who
has recently gained considerable notori-
ETY. by reason OF his success in marrying
numerous women and buncoing them
out Of their earnings, and on account OF
whose perfidy one OF his victims last week
suicided in Denver, spent the night OF
January 18th in Glenwood He was in
company with Mrs. E. Jaquette, another
victim, to whom he promised to deed
large boarding house at Fruita. The
couple were then on their way to Grand
Wy