The daily sentinel., 1903-09-15

| ington have caused great loss to the
growers of grain.
There are now six prisoners con-
fined in the county jail awaiting trial
on various charges.
Marshal Watson IS patrol wagon took
one plain drunk to the lookup last
evening about o'clock
The Ninth Annual Irrigation Con-
gress is in session at Ogden with del
egate from every state and territory.
A heavy frost this morning through
out the valley caused much damage to
tender vines. and other green things.
The company which is at work at
the railroad yards grading is now
making a fill near the west end of the
yards.
Great preparations are being made
for the meeting of the Womens Clubs
of the state by the people of Colorado
Springs.
The merry go-round man and outfit
left town last night. While it was in
the city every small boy was rustling
nickles to take a ride.
The State Fair opened at Pueblo
this morning with large attendance
and one of the finest display ever
placed on exhibition.
E. P. Chester received the finest lot
of fresh fish this morning ever
brought to Grand Junction. They
were from the Great Lakes and came
from Chicago.
| At the October term of the district
| court in this city there will be three
murder trials and one trial of an at
tempt, to murder. This sounds like
the wild and woody west.
| Not only in Colorado but through
out the mountain country of the west
SHOWS have fallen during the past
week and in some places the weather
has been severe for this season of the
year.
| A large party of Dunkards from
| Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas are in
the valley this week with view of
permanently locating here, They are
being shown over the valley by Gaines
and Rose.
The children. who will attend
school at the new fourth ward school
building, will start there tomorrow
morning The building was not
quite ready for the opening of school
on Monday.
Pood O,,arsaar Raesira uant ovar
the roads in the lower valley yester-
day after the rain with a, grader and
filled up the rpts and the roads are
now in a better condition than they
have been this year.
The Road Races at Glenwood
Springs next Sunday promise to be
one of the best attractions that city
has given the public this season. The
sports of Grand Junction will all go
up to that city next Sunday. 4
The four year old child of M. f.
FahIneyer of north Spruce street fell
yesterday afternoon and broke its
right arm ahalf inch above the right
elbow and dislocated ths elbow. Dr.
| Henderson attended the child.
| Geo. N. Falconer of San Francisco
will open up book and art store in
this city. He is also the agent for
the Book Lovers Library association
| Mr.. Falconer is now in the city max
ing arrangements for his new store
1. N Bunting, editor of the Senti-
mel, left last night for Pueblo to be
in attendance at the dedication of the
new headquarters of the Pueblo Daily
Chieftain. Mr.. Bunting will be one
of the speakers at the banquet to-
night.
The Daily Avalanche of Glenwood
Springs state that the cantaloupes
raised in the Grand Valley have been
served at the Colorado and other
hotels in that place during the pres
ent season and that they are finer than
those grown in the vicinity of Rocky
Ford.
A street faki- was working a new
and novel trade ON the corner of 4th
and Main today. He was painting
emblems of the various secret order
ON the faces of watches. His custom
ers were numerous and a nice little
sum was realized for his days work.
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