The daily sentinel., 1904-08-01

this side of Palisade Mr.. johnson
was in Palisades this morning and
signed up the contract with the
board.
The family of Fred RAIDER. the we'll
known'engineer and the family of Tom
Meas lakes yesterday. They say
they caught lots of fish but that the
weather was something too fierce to
mention.
Ed. NJ. Hardy and family were ar
rivals home Yesterday. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Limbaugh. from their outing
upon Rifle creek. They came down
to Rifle Sunday morning. breaking
camp early in the morning and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Compton,
old time friends of the Hardy's.
r. H. Bradshaw of Redrock, OKLA
homa was in the city Saturday. He
is a speculator who has been looking
over the Grand valley with the pros
pect of an investment. He left Sat
urday night for Oregon where he
will stay short time, returning to
the Grand valley later in the season.
Five more hobos were locked up in
the city bastile Saturday night. The
addition of the five makes II in all
who are quartered at the expense of
the city AS the city jailor had not
provided for quite so many guests, the
quarters were little crowded and the
rations were somewhat short over Sun
day.
Miss Edna McSherry. an employe of
this office, who has been absent dur
ing the past month. returned home
Sunday. While gone she visited the
great exposition at st Louis and spent
some time visiting friends and rela-
tives at her old home at Ell Dorado
Springs. Mo. She reports most
delightful vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hoesch and
A. J. Peck were arrivals on train No.
t2 last night from Salt Lake City.
Messrs. Hoesch and Peck were in
Salt Lake for the purpose OF filing the
incorporation papers for The Flying
Dutchman Consolidated Mining COM
pany, of which Mr.. Hoesch is presi-
dent and Mr.. Peck secretary.
Prof. E. 7. Fisher, principal of
the schools at Fruita, who has been
in Chicago taking his summer course
of study. was an arrival home Sun
day. He reports most profitable
time and hopes to go back to his work
this fall with renewed energy. He
visited his father at Monroe, Iowa
and also visited at Des Moines and
other eastern points.
Homer G. Newton. of New York,
was an arrival yesterday on a visit to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. G. New
ton. Mr.. Newton is an instructor of
Latin in the College of the City of
New York and is young man who
has made an enviable reputation as
scholar He has toured Europe since
being here last and his services as a
teacher of Latin are in considerable
demand by the faculties of colleges.
A man who is haudling posts for
the Fruit Fair association was cutting
posts in the region of Goldsbys lake
yesterday. While he was hewing
down large tree his axe slipped and
cut through his shoe into his foot lac
Grating that member in quite an ugly
manner. He pluckily finished his
load of logs before starting to town.
He arrived in this city last evening
suffering quite little from his iniur-
les.
7. b. Bedwell, conductor on the
Midland. wired into this city last
night at 2 O'Clock that five tramps
had broken into car of merchandise
at De Beque. When he found what
they had done he promptly locked and
sealed the freight car and brought
them into this city. giving notice by
wire to have Night Marshal O'Neil
present to take charge of them and
lock them in the city Jail. This was
done.
The first number picked out of the
box on Saturday night at the Mesa
Dry Goods company stors was the
number 1904. The person who holds
that ticket is entitled to one round
trip ticket to the city of st. Louis.
The next four numbers were as fol-
lows; 1868, 1l7S, 117S, 1899 and 1913.
If the first ticket does not show up,
then in the order named the ticket
will be awarded to someone of the