The daily sentinel., 1905-05-23

The Eastern Star will hold an open
session tomorrow evening.
No. 3 was two hours and thirty
minutes late this afternoon.
F. l.. Lee. u prominent citizen of
/ Paonia. is in the city today
The Gunnison river rose four inch
es between Z and o'clock today.
The beer hall on Colorado avenue
is being repaired and repainted this
week.
June II has been designated as
Flag day in Colorado by Governor
Mcdonald.
Three hoboes were run in early
this morning by Maj. Wharton and
are now in the city jail.
Mr. and Mrs c. II. Knapp have
moved into the new cottage erected
on Spruce street by Mrs. Jos. Engert.
The hoboes are still at work on
the alleys and will be for several
days. There are now 23 on the gang
A. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs Burger
and Miss Stickley of Palisade were
among the visitors in the city last
evening.
DR. y. =. Collins and family re-
turned home yesterday from Rich-
mond. Ky, after an absence of near
ly two months.
Grand Junction Chapter No. "a.
/ r. A. NJ. will meet this evening at
1880 sharp. for the purpose of work
in the r. A. degree. Visiting COM
panions are invited.
ID. r. Sims, the travelling repre-
sentative of the Salt Lake Candy
/ Company, is expected to arrive in
the city the latter part of the week
and remain over Sunday.
Alexander Bergeron. the well
known piano tuner. is an arrival in
the city, and will be found at the
I Primrose Jewelry & Music Company
store until further notice.
Today Ed Reeser sold to Henry
Fancher 80 acres of land in the Lo-
| back district. 6 miles northwest of
the city, for a consideration of So
$50. The sale was consummated by
Yelton q Gaines.
The Grand and Gunnison rivers
are still rising at a rapid rate. Dur
ing the past 24 hours the Grand has
risen many inches and is almost al
highwater mark. At the present time
both rivers are very high.
Presbyterian picnic to Book cliffs
next Saturday. Round trip Is cents
to old and young. Train leaves Main
street station at 8 am. Public in
Nlltu. bIlIB small GndnBe IOf SOIL
drinks provided on the grounds.
City Clerk John Conley was en-
gagged this morning in sending out
the final notices to delinquent water
users. Unless the proper attention
is given to these notices and the wa
ter rents paid. water will be cut off
at once.
Tickets for commencement will be
on sale at Haskell's pharmacy to
morrow, Wednesday, morning at
$40. Price 10 cents. Six tickets
is the largest number that can be
purchased by one person or one fam
lily.
The fact that all the good seats in
the opera house for the high school
class play, Mr.. Bob" were sold i'm
mediately after being placed on sale
shows the great interest the public is
taking in the high school affairs for
commencement week.
If the ladies run out of butter and
the supply is short at the grocery
stores. don't blame the Erocers but
file the complaints with Bacon &
Spaulding, who are using nearly all
of the cream in the manufacture OF
the ice cream that makes the Elite
famous.
Handlers Stock Company, one of
lnt DeSl KNOWN repertoire COHlpdn-
les on the road, will open a weeks
engagement at the opera house Mon
day night. May %. Popular plays
will be presented, an entire change
of program every evening. Popular
prices will prevail.
DeBeque Bugle: The two cars la
den with oil well machinery at Grand
Junction were received here Wednes-
day morning and the work of unload
ing began at once A big shipment
of pipe from San Francisco reached
here at the same time. The material
is for the Garfield and Wood syndi-
Gates.
The work of removing the build
ing on the corner of Second street
and Pitkin avenue, just in front of
the new depot and occupied by the
cigar and refreshment stand of rom
Mccarthy, began this morning. The
building will be placed on Herman
Hoesch's lots just across the street
on the west side of Second street.
1t is said that the Railway Train
men will make a desperate effort to
secure a new trial for McBain. The
latter has always been very ardent
member of the order and his friends
say that now that he is in trouble is
the time to show that they are friends
indeed Mr.. McBain has hosts of
friends in this city, who heard of the
result of the trial with much sadness,
Garrison 4 Fletcher have about
finished their moving into their new
building. and have as conveniently
arranged a place for their work as
will be found in any city. They have
now ample room for enlarged opera
tions and will not only conduct their
steam-iitting and plumbing business.
/ but have an addition in which they
will make their own castings for all
the work needed in their business
Marshal Wallis states that the city
has. at considerable expense. started
to clean the alleys of the city. and
that they must be maintained in such
condition. Paper must not be al
lowed to remain in alleys, but must
be burned on private property and
not permitted to blow about on the
streets. The time for warning is
past, and If the law is not observed
| in fbp unttpr prOspputOu will follow