The daily sentinel., 1905-11-06

ing OF the Elks this evening.
There was a big crowd out Satur-
DAY night to enjoy the dance at the
Auditorium.
George Sawade. manager of the
Palisade Fruit Growers association.
is in town this afternoon.
saturday. yesterday and TODAY
everything was quiet in police cir
eles, no arrests being made.
No. was an hour late this after
noon. Yesterday this train was only
a Few minutes behind time.
Several car loads of machinery for
the Citizens Gas & Coke company
are expected to arrive this week.
Ihc advance agents of Dam ms
N-w Orleans Students, rnlnistr7l
1si iee7tion. are in the city arring-
inl Tor the appearance of tae a;.Tac-
ticl Lere.
Miss Eve Aupperle arrived in the
city Yesterday from Philadelphia and
viii be the guest Of her brother. L
w Aupperle and family during the
winter months.
Last night a number of Indians
came in from their homes on Bitter
creek on a trading and shopping eNpe-
dition and have attracted much at
tention on the streets today
Wilson. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Ogburne, fell from horse
he was riding yesterday at noon and
was unconscious as result of tn =
fail for short time, but fortunately
was not injured in any way and soor
was all right again.
The big concrete block wall of the
new building of j. w. Osborn & Son
was completed Saturday and the car
penters are now placing the rafters
in position. The progress made on
this building has certainly been rapid
the work was started only two weeks
ago.
The first payment to the beet
growers Of this section will be made
whhm few days by the Western
Scgar & Land company neusecn
Sl2n.000 and S130.00O will 10 paid
ont for beets delivered At the fac
tory up to the first day of November.
The mountain water proposition
continues to be widely discussed in
the city and everybody seems to be
in favor of securing such u supply.
Many theories are being advanced and
many propositions are being discuss
ed. The petitions asking the coun-
ell to take the matter up are still be-
ing circulated.
This morning one of the meat
wagons of j. w. Osborn & Sons was
pretty badly smashed up in runa-
way accident. While on North Fifth
street the team became frightened at
something and ran away. The horses
after running some distance became
detached from the wagon and were
stopped The driver was not injured
and the damage was slight.
Word was received in this city to-
day that. Emil p. Hensgen. formerly
n well known resident of this city had
died in Denver last Saturday The
deceased was a cigar maker by trade
and worked at that business in this
city. He was also identified with
the labor organizations and was for
the time that he was in this city a
sort of leader. A brother. well
known musician died in Denver a
few months ago. No details of the
cause of the sudden death or the time
of the burial have been received.
Friday afternoon lady lost her
pocketbook containing nearly S35. on
the street She placed an adv. the
same night in the want" column OF
the Sentinel and the poclSetbook was
returned to her Saturday afternoon
by Miss Edith Lilly who found the
pocketbook on the street Friday
and who seeing the advertisement in
the Sentinel communicated with the
lady through this Office and as re
suit the pocketbook was Identified and
the money returned to its owner
Nothing brings better results than an
adv. in the Sentinel's want" column,
Many Grand Junction people await
ed with interest the outcome OF the
football game between the Boulder
boys and the varsity team of Utah
The contest took place at Boulder and
the Colorado team won by a score OF
4G to 3. Much money was up that
the Utah boys would not score at all
but they managed to score a touch
down on Colorado by spectacular
sprint by Breneon, one of the best
men on the Utah team. The game
took place Saturday afternoon and
was witnessed by a great crowd. AT
/ Colorado Springs Saturday Colorado
College defeated the State Agrieul-
tural College team by score OF 5u
/ TO o. At Larimie, Wyoming, the
/ University of wyoming boys were
/ victorious over the Normal school
bows on a score Of 23 TO 0.
In preparing to make the tax levy
| for the CITY. TO be certified up to the
hoard of county commissioners, II
I has been discovered by City Attorney
Coles that the city's assessment rolls
only show property to the value oi
isf.O17.511 for this year of 1908 as
against $1.353.73S Of the year 1904
This decrease was caused by the fac
/ that during the past year, ACCORDING
| to a new law the individual Is allow
I ed 100000 exemption upon persona
property. The reduction in the as
! sessment will necessitate the raisini
Of the tax levy of the city consider
able. Had the assessment of property
values been the same, the levy woult
have to have been raised to meet th'
eynenses of the city. but as there Ii
now less property assessed the tal
levy will have to be increased IN al
probability TO at least 20 mills
Yesterday afternoon at one o'clocl
at the parsonage of the Methods
church the marriage of AlexahSel
simpson and Miss Myrtle Johnson
announcement of which was made II
The Sentinel Saturday evening, wa
solemnized. Rev. d. d. Forsyth. pas
tor Of the church, performed th'
ceremony. The wedding was verl
nuiet affair. the young people solni
10 the parsonage unaccompanied
rho announcement of the marriage
saturday came as a surprise to man!
friends of Mr.. Simpson and Mis-
- a., annroarhfug maTriaEl