The daily sentinel., 1902-07-28

B. F. Jay and son Rodney went to
Mesa lake, starting Sunday morning.
j. G. Whitney and family, who have
been at Goldsby's lake, returned Satur-
day.
Orson Adams returned Sunday from
Gunnison where he took his family for a
summer vacation.
Davies, the paint man. Is here and in a
few days will be prepared to do all kinds
OF painting, paper hanging, etc. 233
Main street
bennett Ella and Dwight Newton, who
have been in camp at Goldsby's lake,
came down Sunday night after an enjoy
able vacation
g. W. Potter. special agent for the
Aetna Fire insurance company, is visit
ing his agents in this city, Messrs. Della
plain & Crosby.
G NJ Hagner, night ticket agent at
the Union depot, was one of the crowd
that went from this city to sse the road
race yesterday.
David and Alex Struthers will leave
the middle Of this week for Douglas,
Ariz, to join Alexander StrutheIs and
work under him in his new position.
Davies, the paint man, is 80 situated
that he can handle contracts for COM
plete work in any line of painting and
paper hanging. no matter how large.
233 Main street.
DR.. F. r. Smith spent several days in
the camp at Mesa lakes last week with
his son Silmon. He returned to this
city last Friday. having had very en-
joyable outing.
Mr.. Connolly, the foremost represent
ative OF socialism in the Emerald isle, is
touring the United States under the
auspices OF the socialist labor party OF
America and will speak in Grand juno.
tion shortly.
Mrs. ]. Il. Hu,npe Of Lincoln, Neb.,
stopped for short visit between trains
Saturday with Mrs. Krumdeck ON Grand
avenue. Mrs. Humpe has been on an
extended trip to California and Oregon.
She thinks Grand Valley fruit is superb.
Dick Smith, who has been engineer on
the switch engine in the yards at the
union depot, has been appointed night
roundhouse foreman to succeed Howard
Wells. who left Saturday night for
| Douglas, Ariz to accept position un-
der his old boss, Alexander Struthers.
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Wallace and their
friend Miss Minnie Kinnick returned
Saturday night from a three weeks out
ing tip spent in the mountains, They
camped for part OF the TINA at Alexan-
der lake. Mr.. Wallace reports fishing
| verg good at the lake and many campers
there to catch them.
That the Grand valley, in and around
Grand Junction, is to be, in all proba.
bility. the scene OF the frst attempt at
national aid TO irrigation in Colorado, is
, the general belief around the state en-
gineers Office and there is authority for
saying that photographer Newell has
already been 30 advised. This project
would not include the Gunnison tunnel
scheme at present. photographer New
ell has arrived and will make tour OF
the state. A few weeks ago Hydry gra-
pher Fellows, in charge in Colorado, sent
Mr. Newell an outline map OF the places
where it will be feasible to construct res
ervoirs. The Gunnison tunnel, the
Grand valley and the Pawnee Buttes
site near Sterling, were all mentioned.
The preference however, has been given
to the Grand valley district. THE Irri
CATION Era.
Debeque BuRle: j. s. Swan OF the
Bugle has been appointed U. s. commits
sioner to reside at Debeque. The ap.
pointment was made by Hon. Moses
Hallett OF the U. s. district court at
Denver on the 2lst. An appointment
was made on the recommendation Of the
register and receiver OF the land Office at
Glenwood Springs, 80 as to enable set
tiers with their witnesses to make origi-
nal and final proofs in land cases with
out going to the cost of travelling all the
way to the land office to do 30 Recent
ly it has been ruled by the department
at Washington that such proofs taken at
GRAND Junction were ,lleoal Grand