The daily sentinel., 1905-03-22
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Robert J. BFgwstor Of Florence Is

MIS- J. NJ. Cameron, VINO mas peeh
Ill for several days. is improving
The city council meets again in ad-
journed session next Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Agnes Smith of Durango is
the guest of friends in the city this
week.
]. W. Buckiin and family are ex-
peeted to return from California at
an early date.
Fred Holmes of the sugar factory
is making trip along the narrow
gauge this week.
William ]. McNill, a well known
business man of Logan, Utah, was in
town this morning.
Another rehearsal was held last
night by those who will take part in
the Eagles minstrel show.
The next dance of the Mesa Club
will be given on Friday evening.
March 81. at the Auditorium.
The next edition of the High
School Record will be ready for dis
tribution Saturday of this week.
Four cars of mattresses arrived in
the city yesterday and were distrib-
uted among the furniture dealers.
Jesse Grubbs. who is employed at
the Platt & Barton stable, leaves to-
night for Denver to enjoy a short va
cation.
There was a large attendance at
the Methodist reading circle last
night and an interesting program was
enjoyed.
B. p. Benson and wife OF Petaskey,
Mich. were visitors in Grand juno
ton yesterday en- route east from
the far west
Mrs. Emma v Duryee and daugh-
ter of Suppern, n. Y, were among
the tourists in the city yesterday en-
route home to the east.
William S. Fair and niece of Sara
toga Springs. N. Y, spent yesterday
in the city en- route home after a
winter spent in the west.
The tourist travel through Colo
rado is now growing to large pro-
portions. Many tourists pass through
Grand Junction every day
A large crowd was out last evening
at the skating rink, as it was ladies'
and gentlemen's night, and every
body present had jolly good time.
The meeting of the democratic can
didates and members of the central
committee last night at the City hall
was largely attended and proved a
very enthusiastic gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Allen. Mrs. S.
B. Allen and Miss May Allen, all of
rekousk, Mich. were among the tour
lists who stopped off here yesterday
en- route to their homes in the east
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Johnson of
Westwater were guests at the La
Court yesterday. Mr.. Johnson, who
is well known here, was in the city
TO look after some business mat
ters.
brick building at the corner of Fifth
and Main. which has been occupied
by Anderson's second hand store, was
completed today, and with its remov-
al an old land mark has passed away
Salida Mail: J. B. Wilstrach of
Grand Junction was in the city yes
terday, looking over our sidewalks
with view to their adoption in his
home city. He is a candidate for
street commissioner of Grand juno
ton. He couldn't select better
city than Salida to get up-to-date
IDEAS
With six tickets in the field to be
voted for at the city election of Tues
day, April 4, everybody ought to be
able to find set of candidates to
suit him. The six tickets that will
have places on the ballot are the
democratic. the republican, the law
and enforcement. the socialist. the
socialist labor and the citizens tick
ct. All but the first two secure po-
sitions on the ballot by petition.
On Monday eight new pupils
applied for entrance to the high
school for the winter term. Monday
was the last day of registration of
new pupils for the term. During the
present school year or term 4Oi new
pupils have been received into the
schools, and 80 of these registered
since January L. This is a record
breaking registration for the city
schools, the number of new pupils
admitted this term exceeding that of
any previous year in the schools his
tory.
Glenwood Springs Avalanche: IL
is now firmly believed that President
Roosevelt will make his principal
headquarters in Glenwood Springs.
This has been learned from a reliable
source. He will be given a free IL
eense to hunt bear and mountain
lion when he comes here next month.
The usual fee under the law to out
siders is S25, 1t will be waived in
the case of the president The zone