The daily sentinel., 1905-01-16

len NlBnls IN q bar hOOlut Win
stereoptican views. will be the at
traction at Palisade Tuesday night.
January II.
John L. Hamilton left Tuesday
morning on his regular trips. His
family left this morning for Grand
Junction where their household
goods have already been shipped and
where Mr. Hamilton will make his
headquarters in the future. Mr.
Hamilton and family have been stop
ping at the Hotel Wilson for the
past six years and have become iden-
titled with the citizens of Ouray.
Their MANY friends here will be sor-
ry to lose them. but can heartily
commend them to the good people
of Grand Junction.-Ouray Herald
Mr. Hamilton and family will oc-
cupy the new residence of NJ. F.
F'retiericks. proprietor of ;he Post
Office book store. at 546 Gunnison
avenue.
Denver Times: Senator DeLong
made good his declaration of stand
ing by the constitution, but he is
shining example of the truth of
Mark Twains amended proverb. BE
good and you'll be lonesome"
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Lamar Sparks: If the Denver
Post proprietors really paid Halle
Erminie Rives $1,000 for that arti-
Gle on the Garden of the Gods in
Sundays issue. they should never
again make fun of the guileless
stranger who buys gold brick
Either Thieman. Barton Adams or
Walter Juan Davis of the regular
Post stan could have done better
with one hand tied and not bot
tie in sight.
Ernest c. Bacon, editor of the Ou
ray Herald, is writing some interest
ing letters TO his paper from the
beautiful "summerland"- An
geles. California.
The Rocky Mountain News of Sat
urday contained a splendid picture
Of Representative a. B. Hoyt of this
ounty. Underneath the picture were
few words to this effect: Denied
chairmanship because he was
Woleott follower"
Lamar Sparks: Peabody announ-
1es that he was elected by major
ity of the honest votes cast at the
recent election. What honest votes
loes he refer to? The votes of the
fraudulently naturalized serfs in the
coal camps OF Las Animas and Huer-
fano counties. and the stuffed bal
lot boxes in El Paso. Teller and San
Miguel counties? The gall of the
corporation tool is wonderful
The Palisade Tribune states that
the Fruit Association at that place
made good" the past season, as the
annual report of the secretary. which
will be given to the public in short
time, will prove.
1t is stated that Judge Ong has
sold 1000 acres of his land near
DeBeque to Chicago parties, and that
the latter propose to colonize it and
make improvements that will foot
up into thousands Among some of
the things that they will do will
be the building OF an immense pump
ing plant and electric power station
for the purpose of irrigation.
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The Plateau Voice says that the
cattlemen have commenced the win
ter range round up. the snow being
too deep for the stock to secure for
age. There are about 1.2O0 head of
cattle on the winter range, which
will be gathered as soon as possible
The heavy SHOWS in the mountains
and valleys of the Centennial state
gives every assurance that next sea
sons crops of alfalfa, grain and fruit.
will be enormous, providing other
favorable conditions prevail in the
future.
The same papers that are now de
nouncing Horace r. DeLong. state
senator from this district, had no
thing but honey and cream" to say
of him when he was making his can
vass for the position he so ably fills
in the senate chamber of the state
1t shows how low down some would
be newspaper men will stoop when
things do not go as they would have
them. The Colorado Springs Gazette
is one of the most bitter in denoun-
cling MIR. DeIong as a renegade re-
publican. II adhering strictly to the
constitution. which is the corner
stone OF this government. is rene
gadeism. then it is time to give up
government and let the republicans
run things.
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, Bancroft x Reed. the hustling
real estate men of Palisade. made
five important real estate deals dur
Tho