The daily sentinel., 1905-11-02

town today. d
Postal card albums at the Post
office Book store
John c. Richardson, of Glenwood
Springs, is in the city today.
Editor Frost, of the Herald. spent
yesterday afternoon in Fruita.
w. f. Shelley. of Salida, is spend
ing few days in Grand Junction.
Joseph n. .Selby, of Rifle. the poI--
lar travelling man, is in town today.
Lace collar spreaders. What are
they2 Call at Stong's and see them.
I For a great bargain see the adv. of
the Home Loan & Investment COM
pany.
Mrs. Oracle Dawson, of Plateau
City. is the guest of friends in the
city this week
No. came in this morning in
three sections, the last section arriv-
ing about ten o'clock.
Miss Ldciele Fields and Miss Laura
e. Gerard. of Glenwood Springs are
visiting in the city this week.
James Conway and Mr.. and Mrs.
7 Ed Silva. of Montrose, came in last
night over the narrow guage
Many people visit the new depot
daily 10 see what progress the big
force oi workmen are making. The
walls are up high on every side.
I c. G. Compton. travelling freight
agent of the Denver and Rio Grande,
I with headquarters at Rifle, is in town
today looking up business for his
road.
A meeting of the typographical
union was held at the Sentinel office
last night. There was a good attend
ance and long business session was
held.
John Kelland. the special officer
who was badly injured by some boys
on Hallowe' en- night is getting along
very nicely and is able TO be ont
again.
Rev. J. w. Jordan. prominent in
the Baptist ministry of Denver is in
the city in the interest of the Ladies'
Baptist college which is soon to be
established at Denver
The work of putting in the hand
some front in the new Fair block
started this morning. The floor of
the first story is being laid at rapid
rate and the fixtures will be placed
in position at once.
Wess Flagg conducts one of the
best equipped barber shops lin this
/ section of the state. You will be
pleased with your work if you visit
! that shop. Only competent and
courteous workmen are employed.
/ All modern comforts.
The month of November started
out at a lively rate in the police court
yesterday Eight men charged with
| being drunk and disorderly were ar
raigned before Judge sweeney, hav-
I ing been arrested on the previous
night. They were all found guilty.
/ Some were sent TO jail while others
/ paid up and were released.
Grandview subdivision is located
just east OF 18th street and north OF
] 10 h..
market in 1-2 to 10-acre tracts at
only $4,000 per acre. 1t requires
almost fourteen lots to make one acre
/ This Is chance of a lifetime. Come
early and get first choice. The Rich
/ Hutchinson Realty company, exculu-
sive agents. 537 Main street
DR.. Carl d. Fisher returns to Den
yer tonight to resume his medical
studies. DR.. Fisher states that he
proposes to return to Grand June
ton, as soon as his medical course
is completed and Will make this city
his future home. He regrets, of
I course. greatly the conditions that
\ prevail in the Fair association. but
he does not think that he is in the
least responsible. He worked very
hard for the success of the recent
/ fair and he says that he does not see
any reason why he should be blamed
lot lDt VI lut lht
people He has had several lengthy
interviews today with President Ella
and other members of the board of
directors and stands ready to give any
information in regard to the associa-
tons affairs in his power.
Mrs. j. \. Stevens is quite elated
/ over the news that she has received
| from her son j. Mormon Stevens,
who with his father has been in the
Bull Frog. Nevada gold district ever
since the first discoveries. Mormon.
who took a course in mining engi-
neering at Golden and spent several
years in an assay office in California
says that they have recently added
to their holdings n mining PROPOSE
tion that promises to pay out big. II
is the sensation of the camp, he writes
his mother They have named their
new mine the Diamond Bull Frog and
the company has been incorporated
I for million. Norman has for his
partner eX-United States Senator VIII
/ liam Il. Stewart, of Nevada and they
have sunk shaft fifty feet and are
drifting on a gold ledge now. He
is president and general manager
of the company and they think, as do
many others in the camp that 1t is
the biggest strike yet made.
The members of the Woman's club
{ oil tnlS CITY may ne interested III the
I knowledge that Prof. A. j. McIvor-
4 Tyndall is delivering lectures before
the Womans club in Denver upon the
subject of lbsen's great book, which
I has been dramatized, Ghosts Mr.
I McIvor-Tyndall was visitor to
+ Grand Junction several wears ago as
palmist. Since that time he has
become leader in advanced thought
and physic research that is being
cultivated throughout the entire coun-'
! try Many people will remember the
1 distinguished looking man when he
was here a number of years ago. The
doctor is giving out the impression
I that he is being backed in his lee
/ turing tour by John u. Rockefeller
and that there is ample money behind
7 him for the erection of great uni
versity for advanced thought. But
! Mclvor-Tyndall was always good
advertiser and was always ready to
pay the printer well for his space. He
! evidently has not lost any Of his
4 powers in that direction, as is evil
denced by the amout of free and paid
advertising he is receiving now in