The daily sentinel., 1905-08-12

Very few people came in on the
first section of No. this afternoon.
Mrs. James l.. Hamilton and
visitors returned Thursday evening
from ouray.
George Fletcher. the plumber,
returned at noon from a business
trip to Fruita.
The band concert will be given
this evening on the corner of Fifth
and Main streets.
Miss Florence Goodwin, who has
been suffering from appendicitis, is
improving rapidly.
The Boston shoe store received
large shipment of Hamilton Brown
shoes this morning.
George Smith. the real estate
man, took a number of people to
Palisade yesterday to visit the orch
ards.
Hon. T. H. Mcclure. representa-
tive in the state Legislature from
Florence, was in town today greet
ing friends
The registration office will be
open until o'clock this evening, and
promptly at that hour it will close
its doors for good
Ben Griffin. a-prominent young
attorney OF Montrose, who was for
merly located in this city, came in
yesterday TO register.
-Four hundred cattle, said to be
suffering from mango, were quaran-
tined in Logan county yesterday by
State Veterinarian Lamb.
The large picture OF Judge Ong's
Bonita valley, near DeBeque. which
is on display in the window of
local business house attracts much
attention.
The first section of No. 3 was
on time this afternoon. while the sec
oud section was over two hours Gate
The Midland came in so minutes be
hind time.
Capt. and Mrs. b. B. Twombly,
who were the guests of Capt. j. A.
Lyons and family yesterday, left this
morning for their home in Des
MOines, la.
Mr.. schlithing. the Ouray pho
tographer, who was formerly en-
ployed in the Dean & Forroy studio
in this city, was in town this week,
the guest OF Ed Ryan.
The Grand Army of the Repub-
lie grand stand which is being erect
ell at Colfax and Broadway, Denver,
Will seat 6.515 people. 1t will be
completed by August 16.
Miss Alma Lumsden. daughter
OF the well known contractor. ]. j.
Lumsden, is visiting the Dorsey fam
ily in Leadville. She reports splen-
did time in the Cloud city.
Three immigrant wagons, en-
route from Kansas to the Uintah,
passed through the city this morn
ing, the heads of the families regis
tering while here. The party had a
very pleasant trip over the range.
Call on V. G. Talbert of the
Grand Valley National Bank and ar
g.s.
your number telegraphed by prepaid
message from Provo, by responsible
party. who viii personally attend to
same.
Yesterday Mrs. Annie Young
went to Palisade for the purpose of
perfecting the organization of a
Woman's Relief Corps at that place.
Twenty charter members were Sc
cured and strong corps VIII doubt
less be organized.
BY tomorrow nearly all of the
registration visitors viii have left
the city. A few expect to remain
here until the result of the drawing
is known. Many people left here to-
day for Provo. where they will re
main until after the drawing
DR.. j. f. Charrington of Mis-
souri, was in the city this morning
to register. He will leave tomorrow
for the Uintah reservation and will
then go to Provo to remain until
after the drawing. He will locate
permanently either. in Colorado or
Utah.
Mrs. William Burt and daughter
and Mrs. Ben Giles, who have been
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Cliff Lamb for the past two weeks
left last night for Salt Lake City.
where they will spend several days.
Mrs, Burt and Mrs. Giles are sisters
OF Mr.. Lamb.
The suit of Mrs. Ella B. Pond
against Jeremiah Hatch for the re
covery of a horse. which was ON trial
yesterday afternoon in Judge Sulli-
vans court, was in progress until
late hour in the afternoon All the
evidence was introduced and then an
adjournment was taken until Mon
day morning. when the attorneys
will make their arguments.
Colorado will have representa-
tives at the national divorce laws
conference, which will be held short
ly in Washington, ID. c., If Governor
Mcdonald can prevail upon the mem
bers of the Colorado commission for
the promotion of uniform legislation
to attend. A letter received yester-
day by the Colorado governor from
Governor Pennypacker of Rennsyl-
vania asks that Colorado send dele
gates.
Eagle County Blade: A man
by the name of Wayback was said
TO be the first in the line to register
at the drawing for the Uintah reser-
walton lands last week. This dem
onstrates again that there is abso-
lutely nothing in a name. Wayback
having been heard from in this man
ner. Halfback. Fullback and Quar-
terback are now in order, and these
gentlemen will appear much in the
newspapers next month.
p. d. LaGrange and George /.
White of Franklin. Ind, Grafton
Peek of Greenwood. Ind, and Chas.
Hamblin OF indianapolis were in the
city yesterday and while here regis
tered for the Uintah drawing These
gentlemen and others of the Hoosier
state are Interested in a large ranch
and irrigation enterprise near
Thompson's Springs. Utah. and were
en- route home after a visit to their
property. MIR. LaGrange, while in
the valley, made short visit to the
family of his cousin. II. c. Hender-
son OF the Bethel district.