The daily sentinel., 1904-08-24

farm of his Uncle in Delta county.
Herman Hoesch and family expect
shortly TO remove to Salt Lake City,
where it will be more convenient for
Mr.. Hoesch to work his mine.
The ladies of the Christian church
will have cakes and other cooked food
on sale at Fleming and Lambs store
on Saturday afternoon Aug. 27th.
IT. P. Sanderson. a son of Rev. R.
Sanderson. formerly of this city, is
now the CITY representative of the
National Biscuit company in Denver.
Fletcher and TenEyck have in
stalled a small engine with connect
lug pipes to furnish power for their
bicycle shop and pump air for empty
tires.
A verdict of guilty was brought in
late last night. in the case of the city
VS.. Nellie Clark, charged with own
ing house in which prostitution
was practised. The jury remained out
several hours.
L. B. Wilson, of Chicago, an old
timo friend of NJ. G. Woolverton, is
among the visitors to the city today
Mr.. Wilson will remain few days
and will then go west returning here
later.
An individual was on the streets to
day exhibiting a combination csrpen-
ter's tool today, which was little of
everything. Some of the mechanics
thought it was a good thing, others
thought it only playthinQ. Opinions
differ always.
Somebody took our ice wagon last
night. we took theirs in mistake.
If someone will return our ice wagon.
which we know is infinitely worse than
the fairly good ice wagon which we
are riding today. we will make an ex-
change and ask no questions
Edward Ryan returned home today
at noon from his eastern trip. He was
in attendance at the exposition and
also went into the markets to purchase
his stock for his proposed new store.
He will endeavor to open about Sep
TENDER the first or whereabouts.
a syndicate of we'll known gentle
men will in few days send an expert
mining man to Utah to make an ex-
animation of the FLYING D1tchman
mine. The examination is made in
behalf of this syndicate who. if the
report is satisfactory will invest
heavily in the stock of the company.
Several citizens said that we must
have gone to a good bit of trouble yes
terday to secure the number of feet of
concrete sidewalk in the city. Our
answer was that it j. never to much
bother for a good newspaper to furnish
information of meaty character to
its patrons. The Sentinel is only do
ing what it always has done for the
people.
j. H. Barkhausen, of Denver, a
member of the police department of
the city of Denver, was an arrival in
the city at noon. Mr.. Barkhausen
is brother of J. ]. Barkhausen. of
the Denver Democrat, we'll known
throughout the state. This is Mr.
Barkhausen first trip to Grand Juno
tion and he is immensely pleased
with the country.
Mrs. Howard 7. Lee, wife of H. I.
Lee, the senior member of the firm of
Lee and Bunting. arrived from Dem
yer today at noon, to award the con-
tract for the erection of a terrace
upon their property in the southern
part of the city. Mrs. Lee is accom-
panied by Mrs. W. H. Cressingham.
a lady of large experience in new j.
paper work and holding the distinction
of being the first woman who ever
sat in the legislative halls of any state
in the union as a member. Mrs.
Cressingham was member of the
general assembly and very ably filled
that position.
S. P. Nissen and family, consisting
of his wife. son and daughter, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Wallace. their relatives, for
some weeks past. will leave over the
Midland for their home tonight in
Chicago. Mrs. Nissen is sitser of
Mrs. Wallace and has been guest
of her sister a number of times in the
last few years and has been always
welcomed most cordially by her lady
friends in this city. upon each occasion
of her return here. Mr.. Nissen holds
considerable realty interests in the
city and valley and is ALWAYS glad TO