The daily sentinel., 1904-01-07
TIME TABLE.
The Enterprise phone 4s2 blaol.

q. j. Nugent, from Erulta, was
among today's visitors.
Wendell P Ella is laving a new
walk in front of his property. at the
corner OF 10th and Main streets.
District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
MuIlin arrived home at noon today
from an Attendance at court in the
district.
\ new room is being odded to the
second story of the residence of Mrs.
Annie Collins, formerly the Noland
residence
Buv the best coal in the market,
the Somerset coal. 80 so per ton deliv-
cred. Plenty on hand. The Grand
Junction Lumber Co.
David Harum will be at the Park
opera house on February 9th. This
has been one of the great theatrical
successes of the past year.
Manager Edwin Haskell. of the
Park opera house has been suffering
the past week with a very sore hand.
somewhat in the nature of blood poi
soning.
Some of the new hymn books were
thoughtlessly taken from the Presby-
terian church last week at the close
of the Watch night meeting. They
are marked and should be returned at
once.
Tonight will occur the installation
of the new officers OF the Apple Bios
som Circle. Women of Woodcraft.
After the regular session there will
be an open session to which all Wood
men are cordially invited
Grand Junction had its annual
coyote hunt New Year day. and the
Sentinel SAYS sit was as successful as
of former years Two coyotes were
seen hut both escaped unframed. Not
even rabbit was shot. Telluride
journal.
The city council will meet in ad-
iourned session tonight to consider
the matter of new pump for the
waterworks of the city. Mayor Sam
pliner says that he would be pleased
to have the citizens generally atteEd
the meeting tonight to hear the
matter discussed.
On the 18th. 18th. and 14th of this
month l.. b. Wilson of the postoffice
of this city also of the U. S. examin-
ing board. will hold a civil service
examination for mammal taxader-
mist for the National Museum at
Washington. George Blain of this
city. the we'll known taxidermist will
take the examination
Rio Grande train No. l was three
hours late last night. 1t is said that
the cause of its being late was an ac-
cident over near Beaver. The engin-
eer lad gotten down to speak to his
fireman. when the driving rod of his
engine broke and stripped the engin-
GERS side Of the cab completely. Some
will say that his being out of his cab
was an act of Providence.
l. b. Bacon. who has been regard
ed as one of the most successful teach
ers in the city schools. it is reported
has resigned his position to take
effect as soon rs his place can be
filed Mr. Bacon was the only
teacher who seemed able to cope with
the bad situation mt the 4th ward
school wear ago and he certainly
viii be missed as a teacher.
The statement of the Mesa County
bank appears in this issue. The
statement is most excellent one and
shows that from at banking stand
point there is prosperity in this conn
ty. The resources of the bank are
nearly half million dollars and this
is not equalled hardly by any bank
in western Colorado. The reserve is
ample and much larger than the legal
requirement in this and many other
states.
p a. Rice who was elected "A MEM
her of the board of directors of the
Chamber of Commerce at the annual
meeting. handed in his resignation
last evening. Mr. Rice says that he
has been ordered to California bv his
physician and he will be compelled to
he absent more or less of his time
during this year Under the cir
cumstances he will have to forgo
serving on the board of directors.
His resignation was accepted. No
one being elected to serve in his stead
as yet
Young men and bovs who have a
desire to trod the primrose pathway