The daily sentinel., 1903-08-19

osborn Will be missed socially in this
clty, where she and her husband have
made many warm friends in social
circles. Mr.. Osborn regrets TO leave
Grand junction, but so far as the
change goes it is in the nature of a
promotion, Helper being looked Upon
as larger institution in the line of
hotels than the Grand Junction plant
of the company.
Hon. Horace T. DeLong has signi-
led his intention of being persent as
a delegate to the Irrigation congress
at Ogden. A letter received bv Mr.
DeLong, from Gilbert McClurg. the
general representative of the executive
committee of the congress. states that
the congress will be one of the most
! important ever held in this county OIL
irrigation matters. That it has the
approval of the president and that he
has signiefid wish that some of his
cabinet officers attend this session. 1t
urges Mr.. DeLong to be present, as
the congress will be made up of the
strong men of the sixteen arid states
of America and that it will be a meet
ing of the utmost Importance. Mesa
county will be honored by having so
able a man as Mr.. DeLong to repre-
sent its irrigation interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. NJ. Allison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Heskett, Mrs.
George Stuart from this city and Mr..
and Mrs. Mckenzie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lumley, of Eagle. composed party
who have Just returned from the Bear
river country, where they went on
fishing and hnuting trip. Mr.. Ed.
Allison, the we'll known Rio Grande
engineer, was seen this morning and
he said that all the members of the
party had the time of their lives in
hshlng and hunting. They went out
from Eagle, with a full camp outfit.
There were twelve horses used as sad
dlers and then the povision wagons
They caught fish in abundance and
the were never without first class
sport. 1t is the first trip that Mr.
Allison has taken. also Mr.. Heskett
for a number of years and they thor
oughly enjoyed their outing, away
from their everyday duties. They
come back invigorated for their work
and with promise to themselves that
they Will trys.to make their present
trip the beginning OF an annual out
ing.
Hon. Herschel NJ Hogg, of Pueblo,
formerly of Telluride, was an arrival
in the city last night, accompanied by
Mrs. Hogg. There was advance in
formation of the coming of the con-
gressional war horse, by the republi-
'an stalwarts of shis city and last eve
hing quite number of the elect gath
reed to do honor to Mr.. Hogg. IL is
generally understood that Hon. Mr..
Hogg has aspirations higher than the
position he now fills. 1t is even said
that he possesses senatorial timber,
which is available any time that
Frank @. Goudy and E. o. Wolcott
can be shelved. He thinks that
there is considerable hope from him
in the Hon. Edward late Newport
trip. He has promised any mum her
of nice things to the Grand junction
contingent, if they will further his
aspirations. He was closeted "A while
lats evening with Postmaster Price
and Of course called on the spokesman
of the party in the county. Mr.. Cas-
we'll. The lesser lights fitted around
ON the outside of tho circle. He feels
very content with his S417 per month.
which he says is sent to him each
month and says he would like to be a
congressman all his life. if that little
wad would continue to appear regu-
larly. He and Mrs. Hogg left on de-
layed No. 4.