The daily sentinel., 1905-08-19

NJ l4llElA ETdAN- the
known ranehmau Of the Hannah creek
country. was In town today
Miss Ethel Smith OF MiunzhaE-
tha. s D. arrived In the cyti yester-
day on e visit TO her relatives. Dan
iel Carpenter and family
VERY little interest has been ta-
ken today in The drawings After
the number reached 5000. all inter
est was lost in the drawings
Walter Primrose. the ieweler.
leaves today for Chicago where he
aill join Mrs. PriMrose. who has been
visiting her parents iu Iowa for The
past three months
-J- D. Green. who goes tonight
with his wife, will spend several
weeks iu the great mercantile centers
In the interest Of the Mesa Dry Goods
Company Of which he is manager
Mr- Green VIII go as far east as New
fork.
-1r Is stated on good authority
that $4,000 is the highest price that
has been offered Ray Daniels. who
drew No ] in the Uintah game. for
mis- claim ~ is a cinch that no such
figure as $4,000. S50.0Og or sT5.-
900 has ever been or ever viii be Of
fered for claim No. l.
&C. j. Carpenter returned home
yesterday from a trip TO NeTual and
the reservation. He made a pretty
thorough inspection Of the big tract
OF land that has been so much in the
public eve Of late. Many people are
now on the reservation and scores
have been arriving daily for the past
two weeks. Mr. Carpenter had q
conversation with Ray Daniels. the
young man who captured No. ] in the
drawing.
I George Anderson Of Boise CITY.
Ida. formerly a well known citizen
and the founder. and one of the for
mer proprietors OF the Fashion store.
was an arrival in the city this morn
ing and is being greeted by many Old
friends today. Mr.. Anderson is en-
gagged in business in Boise City and
reports that Gheir business there Is
most successful. Mr. Anderson ls en-
route TO Chicago and New York TO
purchase the fall stock for his large
store in Boise.
Yesterday was a pretty quiet
day at the Provo drawing. The ex-
element that attended the first days
drawing was not in evidence The
crowd in town decreased at a rapid
rate after the first half dag OF the
drawing and yesterday there were
not many hundred strangers in Pro
vo. Nernal Is now getting the crowds
as those who win claims must 90
there TO report at the land Office and
\ hundreds Of homeseekers expect TO
outfit there.
II There was a report in circula-
| tiou this morning that Ray Daniels.
| the young man who drew No 1 at
\ Provo. had been arrested at Provo.
charged with perjury. According TO
the report the young man is found
to be under > 4 years OF age. and. as
II his father and mother are living. he
is not the head OF a family. How
ever. this report. though widely cir
culated, cannot be verified, and there
is hardly any probability that there is
any truth in the rumor.
The edition OF The Sentinel has
passed the 100 mark every evening
|. since Tuesday and not a paper has
| remained unsold in the office on any
day. Last night without any effort
whatever. over 200 papers We're sold
over the counter, Notwithstanding
II that the regular salesman was on
the street The way The Sentinel has
handled the drawing from the start
| and az the same time completely and
1 thoroughly covered the local news
field every day has pleased every
reader and called forth only the most
favorable comment.
Last night complaint was made
I TO the officers by woman residing In
\ the Crawford addition that sam and
II Theodore Bennett. two brothers. had
been guilty of making insulting re-
I marks 10 her Henry Faulkner of
/ the FIRE department who was in the
Il Crawford addition at the time. made
/ the arrests. The men were arraigued
II before Judge sweeney this morning
and each was assessed a fine of IS
I and costs. II was reported that com
| plants along the same line against
/ these men have been made. but not
TO the officers. but no arrests were
/ made until last night
II The Dowrey delicatessen and
/ lunch parlor, located IN the Dowrey
] block. at the corner OF Second and
| Colorado. is one OF the best appoint
/ ed establishments of its kind in west
/ ern Colorado. Mr. Dowrey knows
I what the public needs and has or
/ dered his stock TO mn thar want. Ev-
! cry palatahle thing put up in cans.
bottles or in bulk. belonging to the
I lunch line. is to be found at the
/ store. The store will grow. as Mr..
I powrey sounds the public's wants
and etNends a cordial invitation TO
the public 10 visit his new place OF
! business and see if they are not sur
I prised at its character and the var
I led and delightful stock carried by