The daily sentinel., 1905-08-05

Salida are in the city.
William Messenger and C. o.
Lindley Of Telluride are among the
visitors
The American order of Protee-
ton held an important business
meeting last night.
Hon Sam B. BelfOrd, who was
visitor 10 the city yesterday, left
for home this morning
a l. Rankin and wife and J. C.
VanRoy and wife Of Mcpherson,
kan, are among the registration Wis
itors.
Mrs Mary Morris. daughter of
Mrs O. 5. Reams. is erecting a cot
tage al Second and Rood.
To-day r. c. Williams moved
his family TO his ranch on Red mesa
where they will spend several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. l. b Cory Of
Hutchinson. Kan. are among the
registration visitors.
w. J. Kelley. one Of the big Of
ficials of the Wells-Fargo Express
Company. win headquarters in Den
yer. came in At noon.
John F. Harvey OF the Rock Is
land Railroad Company. was among
the noon arrivals. He came over
from Denver with State Editor Cas-
dere ot :hc Post
The Sentinel. every day. pub
fishes twice as much registration
matter as any other paper in the city
and the people show their apprecia-
zion Of this service Over $50 extra
copies Of yesterday afternoon paper
were sold before night.
Miss Luna Sanderson Of Duran
90 arrived in the city last evening
en- route 70 her sisters, Mrs. J. ".
FriZZells Of Halstead, Kan. Miss
SandersOu intends spending several
weeks visiting her many friends here
before continuing her trip east
" A Talbert, cashier of the
Grand VALLEY National Bank. in
forms The Sentinel that he will have
representative at Provo TO attend
the drawing and wire their patrons
who are fortunate enough in drawing
good numbers. as soon as made.
Alfred Patek, private secretary
Of Governor Adams during the lat
ter's short term, and one of the best
known citizens of Denver was among
the noon arrivals. and has greeted
many friends this afternoon. OF
course, he came over to register.
City Clerk Conley is justly proud
Of a new typewriter-one OF the mag
uifieent new Smith Premier ma
chimes, which was installed in his
office yesterday. The typewriter will
be a great help TO Clerk Conley in
his work. and if indeed "flls a long
felt want"
This afternoon and evening the
Unique Society circus will give per
formauces in this city. The large
tent of the show is pitched on lots
near the opera house. From all
press reports the show is clean and
FIRST class and the performances are
highly creditable.
DIR w. n. Searight, F. 5. Boil
singer. James Williams, Henry Nc
Hugh. Harry Onfeld and Antonio
Casario we're the members of a party
OF Central City people who came TO
the city last night TO register. Mr..
Bolsinger is a member Of the legis-
lature from Gilpin county and is
well known here
&C. E. Hopkins. the lecturer.
who will address union meeting at
the Methodist church tomorrow ev-
ening, arrived in the city today from
the Plateau valley, where he deliy-
cred several addresses before large
audiences. Tomorrow afternoon Dr..
Hopkins will deliver an address at
the Bethel church.
w. W Whipple. city editor Of
the Daily Republican Register of
Galesburg. III. was an arrival in the
city at noon. Mr. Whipple came out
10 enjoy an outing with friends in
the mountains and hearing of the
opening of the reservation he de-
cided TO register and take a chance
at the lands.
Vim. Lucas of Crawford county,
Kan. stopped over in this city last
night and today TO visit with his
cousin. Capt. Jack Sumner. whom he
had not seen for 4G years. The two
were boyhod companions in Ohio and
Indiana, and this is Mr. Lucas first
trip west He will visit the coast
before returning home
This afternoon at o'clock the
band of the Unique Society circus
made its appearance on the street
and gave a very creditable concert
The young men made a very hand
some showing and rendered the Sc
lections with the grace of artists.
The shows gave a performance this
afternoon to a large sized audience
and everybody that was present has
something good TO say about the per
formance The evening performance
Will begin shortly after o'clock. The
big tent is located on the vacant lots
just east of the Auditorium.
Many people are coming from
Pueblo TO register. The Chieftain OF
say OF the delegation that arrived
here AT noon from that city: The
largest number of Puehloans that has
yet left for Grand junction TO make
entries in the Uintah land drawing
left last night on Rio Grande train
No. g. There were about So. among
them being Chief OF Police McCaf-
ferty. c. 5. Essex, C. J. Hughes, Geo.
Cole and others. All trains on the
Denver 81 Rio Grande were crowded
again yesterday with homesteaders
en- route TO the registration point.
and double headers had to be pro-
yided for all of the through west
bound passenger trains.
Almost a Tragedy.
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