The daily sentinel., 1905-10-26

No. was thirty minutes late this
afternoon.
L. H. McCoS is spending a few
days in Leadville.
w w Church. OF Monte Vista, is
visiting friends in the city.
II. B. King. of Pueblo, well known
here. is visitor in the city today
j. II. Near and J. II. Stevens of
Rifle are spending the day in the city
This evening Book Clin Camp.
Woodmen of the World. VIII NETT in
regular session.
Many cars of apples are shipped
out of the city by the local associa-
tions every night.
Two drunks were arraigned in
police court and given the usual fines
yesterday afternoon.
Rev Eugene H. Smith returned
today at noon after pleasant visit
of two weeks with friends.
The delinquent tax list has been
prepared for publication and turned
over TO the county printer.
Captain Worthing is auditing the
books of the secretary of the
Mesa County Fair association.
MIR and Mrs. F. NJ. Riley, of JEFF
erson, Iowa, arrived in the city last
night for a visit with friends.
e. X. Sims, the well known travel
tomorrow from an extended trip.
The plant and system of the Citi-
zens' Gas & Coke company will be
completed and in operation on or be
fore February 1st.
c. w. Francis, well known attor-
ney from Denver, is visitor to the
city. today. Mr.. Francis is well
known in the city
Mrs. A. r. Cobb and Miss H. w
/ of erff
spending few DAYS in the city en-
route to the coast.
Miss Nellie Ballard is spending the
day in the city with friends, en- route
to her home in Palisade from visit
to friends at Fruita.
r. r.. Freemole and wife, of Beloit.
Kansas. and NJ. Freemole and wife.
of Colby, Kansas, en- route home
from the west are in the city.
Felix Alkire, the big railroad man.
and alderman, has been under the
weather for several days and unable
to make his usual runs on the road.
The brick layers have run the north
wall of the new depot above the win
dows and the west wall and por-
tion of the south wall are almost as
high.
The roller rink at Turner hall is
the largest in the city being 70xS4
feet. Come Saturday night and join
the crowd. Admission only % in
cluding skates.
We are able to furnish help of any
kind by the day or month. Catering
especially. Inquire at the a. NJ. Il.
church parsonage corner of White
and Second or phone Red 1921.
Tonight the regular meeting of the
4 Knights Templar Commandry, No.
23 at the Masonic hall. All members
are urged to be present and all visit
( ing brethren are cordially invited to
attend.
George Smith states that the work
of putting his new coal mine near
Garfield in shape is progressing in a
most satisfactory manner and the
mine will be open for business about
November 1st.
ID. & r. G.. Pullman service is the
best. One car is put onto train No.
I 6 at GAG pm. every night. Return
ing from Denver on train No. 8. Re
serve your berths at the depot. S.
[ G. Hum, agent
j. w. Bailey. who is a former resi-
dent of Grand valley, but who for
several years has resided at Atehison.
has been a pleasant visitor in the
city for several days and has met
many old time friends.
\ letter received this morning b.
friend from Mrs. Walter S. Sullivan
states that she is now enjoyiGs q
most delightful visit in New York
| CITY. She viii not return to Grad
function for some time.
The coal men who ship coal into
the city are still complaining over
the scarcely of cars. The situa-
I tion is about the same as last week.
/ The incoming beets are employing al
Z ii fttes at lie
time.
The two men who created dis
I turbance on Colorado avenue Tues
day night and We're badly worsted in
a struggle with the officers were ar
raigned for trial before Judge Swe-
ney this afternoon. The case being
postponed from yesterday afternoon
until this afternoon.
The sale of the handsome residence
of Rev. Frank +. Walters, reported in
the Sentinel yesterday, was made at
the office of Horace r. DeLong and
the consideration was S2.700. Mr.,
O'Hare who purchased the property
is foreman of the yard construction
gang of the railroad company.
This afternoon a civil case is be
ing tried before Judge sullivan. j.
Marshall Miller is the plaintiff and
the old Grand Junction Water COM
pany is the defendant The case in
wolves the title to some lots on the
corner of Seventh street and Ouray
avenue. J. 5. Carnahan is represent
ing the plaintif while Judge Cas-
well is representing the defendant.
For the month of November
Manager Haskell has several big at
fractions to offer the patrons of the
. Park opera house, including three of
the very best attractions that will ap-
pear at the popular play house dur
ing the winter. The beautiful play.
Under Southern Skies" Kilties
band, the famous musical organiza-
tion; the delightful comedy which
has made such hit during the past
! season, THE Marriage of Kittie" and
the popular old comedy drama.
| Uncle Josh Spruceby." compose the
bookings for the month.
The advance agent of Haverly's
Mnstrels is in the city today com
| pleting arrangements with Manager
Boyer of the Auditorium for the ap-
pearanee in this city of the big COM
pany of mlnstrels and specially
artists The big show VIII be seen