The daily sentinel., 1904-07-09

H. W. Daniels has purchased a
home opposite the A. NJ. f. church
ON White street.
A. Gaines who has been running
moved to Ouray.
The handsome new home of George
f. Haskell, is being touched by the
brush of the painter today.
Rev. Mr.. Fowler, of Denver. will
conduct services in the Baptist church
Sunday evening at O'Clock
Edward Cotes. carrier on mail
route No. l is taking seven-days'
lay off His place is being filled by
Ellsworth Beatty.
j. S. Obert. former business
man of Boulder. is visitor to the
city. Mr.. Obert is looking over or
chard lands today.
Miss Tobine. stenographer in the
office of Senator DeLong says that
the Senator is in Shreveport. Louisi-
ana, tor lew days.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 30 and the weather forecast for
Western Colorado until 6 p. m. Sunday
is fair tonight and Sunday.
Samuel Morris, son-in law of e. S.
Reames of this city died Thursday at
Silverton. Mr.. Morris was town mar
shal at that mining town. Heart
trouble was the cause of his death.
Dan T. Hill. clerk in the Mesa
County State bank, has been confined
to his home for the past three DAYS,
quite sick. He was some bettor this
morning and hopes to be out in a
short time.
s. n. Wheeler leaves for Glenwood
Springs tonight. where he will meet
his daughter Miss Rcwena Wheeler,
who has been spending the past month
in Denver with the Crawford and
Mcriarty families.
The game of ball between the
Eagles and the Elks will occur tomor-
row afternoon at , 30 O'Clock The
Elks will don uniform. consisting
of long busters. baskets to stop the
balls and several other accessories
usually found essential by "lobsters'
at ball games.
Miss Gertrude Sanderson. formerly
one of the teachers in the Mesa county
schools. has secured a position in
the public schools of Durango Rev.
r. Sanderson, formerly pastor of the
Methodist church of this city. is pas
tor of the first Methodist church of
Durango.
Secretary Falconer, of the Chamber
of Commerce, will call on the
merchants and business men next
week to secure advertising for the pro-
posed booklet which will be issued by
the Chamber shortly. There will be
20. 600 of these booklets and they will
afford most excellent advertising
medium. Secretary Falconer goes out
under the authority of the Chamber
of Commerce.
Hon. Frank @. Cloudy is in the
city. accompanied by j. L. Howard. Jr.,
of peuver, who is the attorney in
Colorado for the Travellers insurance
company. He is here looking after
the holdings of that company. 1t is
said that they will be disposed of as
fast as possible. as the ditch now be-
ing out of their possession. it is not
profitable to keep their small land
holdings longer.
The Grand Junction horse is doing
his best to get acquainted with the
automobile. He would like to be ON
a friendly footing, but whenever the
horse gets within easy distance of the
auto. the latter snorts or does some
thing o. other to break the friendly re-
lations between the two. The horse.
however. must make the advance, as
ally doesn't care what the horse feels
about it,
Mayor J. NJ. Sampliner. was in
receipt of letter this morning from
NJ. M. Detch. former stenographer of
the Seventh Judicial district. who is
now located i'll Goldfield. Nevada, the
big mining camp creating such a sen,
sation. Mr.. Detoh is practicing law
He is extremely enthusiastic over
the outlook for Goldfield and states
that it far exceeds Cripple Creek in
its palmiest days. He states that
there are nearly 10, 900 pe6ple there
now and it VIII be city of oonsid