The daily sentinel., 1904-07-06

DR.. Miller dentist. formerly of
Glenwood Springs. but lately of the
very famou; Ponce De Leon hotel in
Florida. where he was house physician
for several years. is in the city and
will, in all probability settle here.
The fruit growers and farmers
througout the valley are taking ad-
vantage of this season of the year to
snatch little recreation in the noun
tains. AT this season the fruit does
not need any great amount OF care
and the grower leaves his orchard
to natures care Cor a few days while
he has little rest.
Tho two sons of W. D. Davies the
paint man. Forrest and William ac-
companied by Jaw Smith encamped
along the roaring waters of Kanuah
creek on Sunday and Monday and
made one of the largest catches made
on tho creek. They had nearly two
hundred trout to their credit when
they pulled out for home.
Mrs. @. Young and Mrs Sl5ley, of
San Francisco. mother and sister of
the late Fred S. Rockwell, arrived in
this city yesterday and will remain
for week guest of Miss McCune.
For the past eighteen months Mrs
Young has been living with her son
on his ranch near Collbran and is now
returning, with her daughter, to
her home on the coast.
". 5. Core. storekeeper for the d.
& X. G railroad in this city. accom-
panied by Mrs. Gore will leave here
Saturday for an extended eastern trip.
They will visit the exposition and then
go to Ohio. for visit with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Cote has been at
the desk for nearly seven years with.
out any vacation of any consequence
and he richly deserves the rest.
The regular annual meeting of
the board of directors of the Grand
Junction Carnegie library was held
last night at the library. The meet
ing was held primarily for the uur-
pose of electing three directors to
succeed the retiring members of the
board. The retiring board members
were. Mrs. A. G. Newton, W. P.
Ella. and DR.. S. NJ Bradbury. After
several ballots were taken; the fol-
lowing were elected. Mrs. Newton.
W. P. Ella and 1. n. Bunting.
The base ball fans of this city have
always had very warm place in
theiI hearts for william Griffith, bet
ter known to them under his ball sob
riquet of "Colorow, who caught
here for two seaso rs. They will hear
with great regret that "Colorow'' met
with most severe accident at Butte,
Montana, where he had been mining,
which will probably terminate his
ball careev for all time. While work
ing in the mines he was one of party
that was caught in cave-in and he
had, so it is rerorted, both arms and
both legs broken by the accident.
Manager Van of the club has received
the word and the many bail fans of
the city will feel the deepest sorrow
over 'Colorow s. mlsfortune.
The two men arrested here yester-
day for holding up one Graham of
Fruita are either very nice young men
who have fallen in devious ways, or
they are very bad crooks they are
both we'll appearing. dress we'll and
would make a good appearance. One
of the men Howard Dugdale states
that he is from Baltimore and knows
something about prize fighting and
the other man Friese says lie is from
Newberry, Michigan. They plead
not guilty to the charge filed again 1t
them by Graham and say that they
will fight it. When they filed into
Magistrate Byers' Office yesterday
morning Graham, the complainant,
spoke to them by saying "hello pards
how do you feel this morning."
Graham did not seem to feel any en-
nifty toward the men at all.