The daily sentinel., 1904-10-19

and battery and sentenced to sixty
DAYS Imprisonment in the county jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Brown left
last evening for visit 10 Salt Lake
city after spending few days with
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
H. Newton of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Browns home is Wilmington,
Vermont.
The socialist labor candidate for
president, Mr.. Corregan will speak
at the opera house instead of speak
ing at the auditorium as previously
announced. The change was made
ON account of the fair being held in
the auditorium.
Delavan ". Gee. the widely known
pion ser newspaper writer, is in the
city today visiting friends. Nj. Gee
was for several years editor of the
South Side Citizen of Denver, and
he has been connected with other
prominent papers of the state.
The three Italians who we're bound
over in Judge Sweney's court some
weeks ago to await the action of the
district court left the town for parts
unknown and forfeited their bond,
The trio was engaged in fight at
the depot in August and there was a
pretty bad case against them.
Mrs. Hattie Weston. of Denver,
will address the ladies of Grand
junction and Mesa county on the po-
litical issues from democratic stand
point tomorrow Thursday afternoon at
three O'Clock at the new city hall.
Mrs Weston is splendid speaker and
ladies who can should her hear.
The Denver Post of Sunday con-
tanned a two-column write-up OF the
valley and it's resources, with excellent
illustrations. Many interesting facts
and figures were given and the article
was we'll written and reliable in its
statements. A special representative
of the Post visited the city recently
and secured data for the article.
There were large number Of land
owners and people interested in the
high line canal at the meeting held
in the old city hall yesterday after
noon for the purpose of organizing
water users association. L. NJ. Mil
Ter was elected chairman of the
meeting and W. l.. Mulky, secretary.
Nine directors we're elected. The
meeting was profitable one.
Harry Barnett the new proprietor
of the Grand hotel expects the new
furniture for his house to arrive to-
day. Many changes have been made
in the building. the location of the
Office and dining room has been
changed. Mr.. Barnett has purchased
the lot just west OF the hotel building
and will begin the erection of an ad-
dition to the hotel at an early date.
The Grand will reopen in few days.
Next Monday the Catholic fair be-
gins at the auditorium. The young
ladies of the church are working hard
to complete their portion of the work.
Last night another meeting of the
young ladies' sewing society was held.
Each young lady of the congregation
has made square for a quilt which
will be put together and placed on ex-
hibition at the fair. This is one of
many features the young ladies are
preparing.
Last evening Miss Anna Pemberthy
had the pleasure of entertaining a
large party of young people who called
on her quite unexpectedly at her home
on the corner of Chipeta avenue and
Fifth street. There were twenty six
in the party. The young people ga
thered at the home of Miss PeaIl Os-
born and then repaired to the Penn
bertby home. The evening was spent
most delightfully."-. Refreshments
were served late in the evening.
Quite number of persons who were
awarded premiums at the recent fair
have been referred for payment to the
county commissioners; but the county
commissioners in turn do not care to
take this detail work upon them.
selN6e; OF auy VI tilo Cuubt1 Oihoihiri
so they have drawn warrant for
the full amount in favor of the
association and the premiums WI
in turn be paid by secretary Fisher
at the main street office, beginning
tomorrow.
]. W. Clary, the Fourth street bar
ber and @. W, Holland left Monda,
for Pinon Mesa to hunt grouse. l
the same success attends Mr.. Clar,
on this trip as attended him on hi
recent hunt for deer in the Meeke
country. he will soon possess mos
enviable reputation as a Colorad
nimrod. His many friends VIII
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