The daily sentinel., 1902-11-28

on the track notwithstanding what some
local horsemen had 10 say on the subject
The secord heat WAS also taken bv Lady
Anon, driven by her owner, in the quick
time for the track and the weather condi-
tions, of 1:14,
The third race was half mile pace or
trot, Pigeon, by Bedwell, Nancy, by Kin
ney and Schrader's mare were the entries,
Pigeon had a walkaway in both heats
The Cowboy running race was won by
Gray Tom, Wallace Owens horse, Truss.
B.air on Sorrel Dick second, This was an
exciting race and made fun for the boys,
The 600 yard dash was won by horse
from Fruita, Truss Blair second,
Toere WAS a burro race but 10 was hard
to tell who won it.
1t was night fall when the races ended.
Teachers institute is in session in the
High school today.
Congressman John +. Shafroth is suffer
ing from sprained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Compton of Ri6e spent
Thanksgiving in the city.
Lost-South side Main, Wednesday, pock-
etbook. Please leave at this office.
W. F. FroRge and Elvira Bohon were
united in marriage yesterday by Rev. Nico-
son.
Walter McEeer came down from Tellu-
ride to spend Thanksgiving with friends i'll
the city.
George E. Haskell, proprietor of Haskell 8
pharmacy, has been on the sick list for the
past few day.
Willett Barton, formerly of this city, was
an arrival on No, from Leadville where he
has been for several years.
The building of the Moffatt line will dis
tribute wo million dollars a month in this
state for the next two years.
The Sen,inel's line of fancy stationery for
Christmas gifts is now in. Secure your
lection before the stock is broken.
Judge Walter S. Sullivan of the county
left for Denver Thanksgiving eve for few
days visit.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Eddins at
Mi.soua, Montana, Nov. oath, a boy. Mrs
Eddns will be remembered as Miss Belle
Mclean.
D strict Attorney Samuel G. McMullin re-
turned home from Telluride Wednesday
night to spend Thanksgiving at home. He
left for Denver last night.
DIR. Barton o. Aylesworth, of the Fort
Collins Agricultural college is in the city to-
day. DR.. Aylesworth is the successful pres
ident of the Agricultural college.
The revival meetings at the Methodist
church continue to attract large crowds.
Last night the house was packed. 1t is ex
pected that the meeting will close Sabbath
night.
There was very large crowd and very
pleasant time had at the dance of the Citi-
zens band at the Armory last night. The
music was excellent as furnished by Boyer's
orchestra.
Manager Edwin A. Haskell, of tire Park
opera house will leave for Leadville tonight
to participate in meeting of the executive
committee of the Rocky Mountain Bill
Posters association.
Wallace Paddison. who has been in the
city on visit for some time past, left for
his home in Bloomington, Illinois. yester-
day morning. He will remain over the New
Year before returning.
A. N. Anderson and little daughter will
leave tonight for Chicago, where Mr.. Ander-
son will visit his mother and other relati yes
at the same time attending to business mat
ters. He will be absent about ten days.
Judge Theron Stevens has made call for
grand jury in San Miguel county to inves-
tigate the murder of Arthur Collins, the
manager of the Smuggler- Union mine, and
kindred crimes that have occurred in that
section of the state.
Engineer Matthes of the government sur
veyiuR party returned from spending
Thanksgiving with the camp boys yester-
day. He states that the camp is now locat-
cd north of Fruita and that they are work
ing west to the Big Wash.
The we'll known educator DR.. X. u. Sny-
der from the state Normal school at Greel-
ey will lecture before the members of the
teachers institute and the public in the
Presbyterian church tonight. The public is
cordially invited. There is no admission
fee.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued out of the county clerks Office yester-
day. g. A. Bransconb and Miss Nora
Whitsell; J. Frank Sleeper and Mrs. Louise
Saxon; all of Grand junction, and W. F.
Frogge of Collbrsn and Elvira Bohon of La
Grange, Mo.
Charles L. Bake, and Miss Laura Lud wig
were married in Montrose Tuesday by Rev.
Harper Immediately after the ceremony
they departed for this city where they are
spending a few days. Mr.. Baker is the as
SCISSOR of Montrose county and his bride ls
one of the charming young women of Mont
rose.
Book Cliff Camp No 81 woodmeu of the
World held their annual election officers last
night. The following officials were elected
for the ensuing term. L. L. Crissman. G.
c.; Peter Chelius, A. L.; c. P. holland,
Banker; C. B. Rich. Clerk; D. g. Nesbit. E.-
cort; ]. A. Cannell, Wstohman; M. A. Ell
kins, Sentry. A w. sowle, h g. Buckltn,
e NJ, Slooomb,