The daily sentinel., 1905-11-09

ing friends in Grand Junction today.
W. p. Dale, of Delta, is in town
today looking after business matters.
Il. w. Woody, of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, is visiting friends in the val
I ley.
The Book clin Camp, woodmen OF
the World, meet this evening in regu-
lar session.
w. j. Spaulding the confectioner
is putting up some of the finest hot
drinks in the city at the Elite.
Over fifty extra copies of the Sen
tinel were sold last night to people
desiring the latest election news.
The High Line canal project will be
given attention again at the meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce tomor-
row evening.
Last night the skating rink at
Turner hall attracted a large crowd
and the popular sport was enjoyed
until the midnight hour.
Among the new arrivals from the
east is e. S.Smithson. of Monmouth,
Iowa, who came in last night and
will spend some time here.
Samuel Bowley, of Independence,
Kansas, is new arrival in the city.
He has quite a number of friends
here among former Kansans.
The ground will be broken for the
new Reed block within a few days,
and big force of workmen will make
the new building rise at a rapid rate.
The most convincing proof that
want advs. in the Sentinel pay is the
great numbers of want advs." to be
found in every issue of the Sentinel.
There was a large and most CON
genial crowd out to the dance at the
Auditorium last night. As the
weather grows cooler the mid-weelS
dances at the Auditorium grow in
popularity
Jesse II. Harlan. director of the
Cosgrove Grand Orchestra, playing
this week in Denver, was in the city
this morning with a view of arrang-
ing a date for the appearance of the
big orchestra in this city
The boilermakers are making great
preparations for their big ball to be
given on Thanksgiving evening at the
Auditorium. The attendance prom
ises to be the largest attracted by any
ball this year as 1t will be the first
big public ball of the winter
A gentleman in business near the
depot remarked this morning that
it is really astonishing the number of
people who 20 to the railroad yards
to watch the progress of the building
of the new union station and every
nificent new structure.
w. J. Carpenter of Iowa, has, paid
to stockmen of Montrose county Sci
600 for sheep. The average price
was $4.65 each for lambs During
the last week $4,000 was paid for
cattle by other parties. This year
has been most prosperous one for
Montrose county stockmen.
A special from Glenwood Springs
states that the county commissioners
of Garfield county made settlement
with II. j. Holmes, publisher of the
Daily and Weekly Avalanche, by pay
ing him $3.50 for the publication last
fall of the official list of nominations,
in satisfaction of his claim of ST.
I2S.22.
The quickest way to rent that
house you have to let is to advertise
1t in the Sentinel. Don't depend on
a sign to do the work. The Sentinel
reaches 500 people every night that
sign would do well to attract the at
tention of 500 people in six months.
The same is to be said about anything
you have for sale. trade. have found
or lost. etc.
The work of Charles Jackman, the
young artist. is most eommendable
and the four pictures displayed in
one of the windows of the Bannister
store have attracted much attention
and Just as much favorable comment.
The paintings are of animals, one is
a lion, another a group of horses and
another a tiger, and everyone shows
that Mr.. JaclSman is pretty highly
talented.
The splendid election news service
furnished its readers by the Sentinel
yesterday afternoon, judging by the
comment, was fully appreciated.
Care was taken to cover in an intelli-
gent manner the result in every state
in which elections of any import
ance were held and special at
tention was paid TO the terrific mu-
nicipal struggles. II is the ever pre-
dominating aim of the Sentinel to
give its readers the very best service
at all times and expense and labor
is not spared in the effort to carry out
this determination.
Yesterday afternoon at about five
O'Clock two railroad men who reside
in the city but who are natives of
southern state and have certain ideas
about the status of the negro, went
into the Abbey saloon. The negro
porter came up to the bar to wait
upon the two men but they inform
ed him that they had rather have a
white bartender to serve them with
ur1nkS. Ine son OF AFRICA became IN
sulting it is said and cursed the white
men and blows followed. Things
were pretty lively for n few minutes
but the fight was a draw, and nobody /
hurt. No arrests Were made.
Walter Powers. the well known
Rio Grande engineer. is in receipt of 4
two very handsome photographs of
his little daughter by former mar
riage. who is now with Mr. Richard I
Mansfield. one of the most dis /
American actors, in his |
production of King Richard Ill. His !
little daughter has been with other
strong companies before becoming as
sociated with the Mansfield company
and she gives promise of earning dis
tinct histrionic honors. She is now
about twelve years of age and a very
beautiful child and all the members
Of the company speak in the high
est terms of the little actress. She
will appear with Mr.. Mansfield in
Denver for his engagement. commenc-
ing the week of November 10. Mr..
Powers will go to Denver TO see his
little maid in that very strong pro
iuction. in which. for one so small
she takes quite a leading part.
Last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Ed NJ. Hardy on Colorado