The daily sentinel., 1904-04-04


making up commercial reports.
Frank England. of Colorado Springs
of the Grand Junction Land and In
vestment company, Is a visitor to the
city.
Weather indications for Western Col
orado and Grand Junction and vicinity
are-occas sional rain tonight, clearing
Tuesday and colder tonight.
A committee of the Chamber of
Commerce appeared before the board
of County Commissioners this afternoon
to present the Sinbad road proposition
Mayor J. NJ Sarnpilner returned home
from Denver last night. The mayor
has spent the past week there. part
of the time ON business connected with
the meeting of the Democratic State
central committee
The Woman's Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. E. P.
Chester. The subject for the after
noon will be Early American Artists.
There will also be consideration of
the work for the coming year.
Mrs Emma Huddleston received
the verv dread intelligence today that
her mother. an aged woman had died
at StrantoD Virginia, last week. The
mother of Mrs. Huddleston resided
on the home place and was a woman
of high Christian character.
The high school base ball team spent
last Friday evening in cleaning up
the ball grounds near the hospital in
preparation for their seasons games.
The high school base ball team have
purchased many supplies lately and
are ready for strenuous work.
Daniel Kirby saws that in the
northwest country it showed for a
period of fifty days. every day regu-
larly. He reached the railoads only
by coming on snow shoes overland.
He says he found all the winter he
wapted in this last trip the mines un-
der his charge.
Grand masquerade ball at Turner
hall. Friday, April sth, 1904 Ad-
mission per mask 90 cts. Spectators
20 cts. One prize each for the gentle-
men and ladies having the best cos
tune Costumes for rent in Turner
hall on Thursday and Friday from
morning until night.
William G. Longshore. who is now
fcfa nj, trf in, hn ctof 70 nf
Illinois, has accepted position with a
large drug firm in Springfield, Illi-
nois for the summer. He will have
about one more week of school for
this term and will then go to Spring
field He will return to school in the
winter again.
A telephone message this afternoon
from Palisades, received at The Senti-
mel office says there is large vote be-
ing cast today at Palisades. ON the
proposal to incorporate the town. A
gentleman who is in close touch with
the situation says that the proposal to
incorporate will carry by large ma
jority.
W. @. Urlau of Denver, a we'll known
travelling man is in the city today. Mr..
Urlau is pretty generally known
through Colorado as one of the most
genial knights of the grip travelling
and he enjoys record of being a
thorough athlete, although of later
years he has abandoned many of his
old athletic contests. He is always a
welcome visitor to his trade.
Fotografer Dean has on exhibition
in the Smith Drug store window to-
day, large and handsome collection
of his work. The new carbon pictures
on porcelain are extremely handsome.
as we'll as all others displayed. A
photograph nf the late O. w. Steele is
especially fine and attracts great
deal of attention. The display certain
ly reflect great credit on artist Dean.
The officers of the Mutual Savings
and Building association are JoIiu J.
Lumsden, president. B.J. Snyd vice
president, S. G. McMullin. general
manager and attorney. W. A. Marsh
secretary and treasurer. The associa-
tion has just issued a very handsome
little booklet setting forth the manner
in which the association hopes to do
! business.
Mr. and Mrs. VanEman. accompanied
by their daughter Miss Mabel Patter-
son, left last Friday for their home in
Grove City. Pa. Mr.. VanEman' is
interested in the smelter at this place.
Mrs. VanEman and daughter have
been visiting in this city the past