The daily sentinel., 1902-05-15

Smiths Bed Bug Poison positlVeiy
kills. G. D. Smith i Co., the Druggists
James Silco1 entered upon his new
duties as joint agent at the Union depot
this morning.
The Presbyterian ladies will have
cake sale at Noland's store next Satur-
day afternoon, commencing at 2;3o
o'clock.
Everyone who knows good thing
when they see it, will buy Studebaker
wagon il they buy any at all. Bedwell
is agent
Miss Bessie Mccarthy, one OF the tele-
phone operators of this city. went to
Delta yesterday to relieve the operator
there for few days
About the fret appearance OF roses
was made on the streets yesterday.
They were OF the small yellow variety
which always come earlier than any
others.
E. K. Gaylord secretary OF the Grand
Valley Petroleum Il Gas Company, went
to Colorado Springs yesterday on busi-
ness connected with the company. He
will be absent about week.
Adam M. Weir of Plattville, Ala, is a
visitor to the city, looking after loca-
ton for the establishment OF foundry
He thinks this city affords splendid op-
portunities for such an industry.
Nate Mansfield. formerly OF Telluride
and we'll known to many Junctionites,
was a visitor to the city this morning,
leaving over the narrow gauge for Tellu-
ride on business matters and to visit old
friends. Mr.. Mansfield was formerly
manager Of the Smuggler- Union mine at
Telluride.
A meeting Of the Grand Junction Mu-
sicians' Protective Union was held last
night at which their charter was closed.
Hsnceforth the fee for entrance to the
union will be $15. Emil P. Hensgen was
elected delegate to represent the union
at the organization OF the trades council
tomorrow night.
The yearly excitement about the high
water In the Grand river is not very
great this spring. This is no doubt due
to the fact that the snowfall in the
was lighter than usual, with
time for it to melt away before another
TALL came. There has oeen very little
rise In the river at this point.
Max Morris, Of Denver. the flfth vice
piesidsnt Of the American Federation Of
Labor will arrive in the city tonight and
will during his stay here effect the or
ganization OF trades assembly. The
meeting for this purpose will be held at
the armory tomorrow evening. Dele
gates have been elected by every union
organization in the city to attend the
meeting in an official capacity and to
assist with the organization. Every
union man or woman is invited to st
tend the meeting.
Williams and Walker head what is
probably the best organization OF colored
entertainers on the American stage
1.-THE Sons OF Ham" 1t il a sort OF an
and yet it tells fairly
comprehensive story in addition to fur
nishing the means for introducing q
number OF spscialties. Williams and
Walker are pretty clever people, whether
taken as actors or specially performers;
but, there is, OF course. little in the act
ing OF the average colored histrion that
is worth discussing. At the Park opera
house Monday, May 10.
The fire committee OF the city council
purchased a fire department wagon last
night from the Racine Fire Wagon
company. The sum paid for the de-
partment wagon was $3.50 b. .. B.,
Grand Junction. The wagon ia made
30 it will carry chemical extipguishers,
but they will not be attached ut first.
The department has needed a new
wagon for a long time and this will fill
long felt want. The wagon now in use
is entirely too light, especially in it's
gears. The new wagon will be
one of the very latest models in use.