The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-13

/ terday on business matters.
See the big bargains at the Bazaar.
A closing out sale to stop business.
The weather conditions for this
section are Generally fair tonight and
Tuesday.
Engine No. 10 for the new Uintah
railway passed through this city
Saturday.
Train No. was three hours late
today due to the heavy washouts on
the other side of the range.
DIR. George R. Warner is home
froma short vacation spent at Greeley
and other towns on the east side of
the range.
A horse became frightened on Ouray
avenue yesterday afternoon. 1t ran
several blocks but was caught without
doing any damage.
great nun Der of people were out
driving yesterday afternoon. The
beautiful weather was too tempting
/ for one to remain indoors.
D. R. Crosby register of the land
office at Montrose. accompanied by
his wife were arrivals in the city
Saturday. They will remain here
until tomorrow.
The cotton from the cottonwood
trees is flying thick and fast and many
a pedestrian bats madly at an annoy
ing bunch of fuzz GU his nose. as the
stuff is very obnoxious.
Mrs. S. NJ. Boyer. wife of Prof
Bower, the we'll known musician, and
children. arrived last night from the
Indina territory to take up their per-
manent residence in this city.
Watch the Bargain square, changed
weekly. G. V. store.
party of ladies this afternoon are
celebrating a Dirt hday anniversary
with Mrs. c. b. Rhodes, mother of
Mrs Anna Collins, at the pleasant
Rhodes home a few miles from the
city
The Plateau Valley Stock Growers
association offers n reward of 5000 for
the apprehension or information lead
ing to the apprehension and convic-
tion of any person or persons driving
off stock or branding illegally.
Mrs Prudy Payne and son Freddy
left on No. this morning for points
east. They will 90 TO Pueblo then
!
sas. They will visit with relatives
and be absent about six weeks
Miss Mile Beatty. sister of Ellis
worth Beatty. left for her home at
Ashton, S. ID. last night. On We'd
nesday of this week she will be united
in marriage to Robert T. Boyer.
The young lady has been a resident
of this city for the past year and has
made many warm friends who will
extend CONGRATULATIONS on the coming
nuptial event.
When down town any evening visit
the G. V. Store. You are welcome.
A Sentinel reporter visited the city
pumping plant Yesterday. Mr.. RAIDER
the puupman, stated that the new 81
ton, 100 horse power pump is now
lifting SO gallons every stroke Of the
piston, there being on an average of
4S strokes a minute, making l54 gal
Ions per minute and 2.229. I2O gallons
every "a hours. This means that
this powerful new pump lifts s,9l6
tons of water 249 feet every twenty
four hours.
Monday evening, June twentieth
atthe Park opera house. the Noble
Dramatic company, band and orches-
ira will open an engagement for one
week. The opening play will be the
great Russian melo-drama. "Micheal
StroGoff - Prices have been reduced
to general admission twenty five cents
reserved seats 80 and 30 cents, One
lady free w;th each 80 cent ticket il
bought before : O'Clock p. IN. on
Monday. June twentieth. Seats on
sale at Haskoll's pharmacy.
Last Saturday afternoon Unieltak-
er BAnnister examined the body of the
man Larson who was found drowned
here several weeks ago FOR the purpose
of having his body identified by DR..
W. NJ. Jones of Dana, Indiana who
had filled Larson's teeth and was
expecting therefrom to identify him.
Or. Jones found that the man was
Larson and So wired from here to his
wife at Newport. Indiana and also m