The daily sentinel., 1905-09-21

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Friday and Saturday will be
big days at the fair. The attendance
on each day IS expected to exceed that
of today.
Several new exhibits were plac-
ed in the big exhibition hall yester-
day, Nearly all of the available space
is now in use
Mrs. NJ. Corcoran and two
daughters, Madge and Louise. of Colo
RADIO Springs, are in the city the
guests of Mrs. Corceran's sister. Mrs.
George Hazel on East Main street
Tom Butler. better known as
volo. the daring bicyclist. has join
ed the party of bicycle riders now in
Denver and will race there the bal
ance of the year
Yesterday the Gourley-Platt COM
pany received costly sanitary operat-
ing table. the first of its kind ever
brought to the city, to be used in the
morgue connected with their under
taking parlors-
Last night a band concert was
given on Main street consisting of
half dozen splendid numbers. The
streets were thronged with people
| and the music was thoroughly enjoy
ed. A concert will be given every
evening during the remainder of the
week.
There was large crowd out
last night to enjoy the masquerade
ball at the auditorium. Many cos
tunes were engaged and the mas
queraders were numerous. Every
body had jolly good time. The
merry making kept up until late
hour. number of prizes were
awarded.
The crop report for Mesa county
for the week ending Tuesday is as
follows: Grand Junction-Dry and
unusually warm; late peaches, pears
and plums of the finest quality are be-
ing shipped: sugar beets rapidly
ripening and pulling may begin the
last of the week. Collbran-Grain
nearly all harvested. threshing be-
/ gun; second crop OF alfalfa about
1 stacked. Fruita-Ideal weather for
| gathering and shipping early fruit !:
third crop OF alfalfa late, potatoes
! growing nicely. From all portions
of the state favorable reports come
on the condition of the crops for
the week ending Tuesday, were re-
eeived by the agricultural depart
ment.
Just a. high noon yesterday at
the home of the brides sister. Mrs
: T.. f. Lune. John Henry Turner and
Miss Belle Evans were united in mar
riage. Rev II. A. Miller of the Bap-
tist church pronouncing the cere-
mony. Miss Amanda Sayles acted
as bridesmaid and E. L. Lune gave
the bride away. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. Ester Lune. After
: refreshments consisting of the deli
. cacies of the season. served by Mrs
X. Woodard Mrs. Ellen Lunn anc
Ms. Fannie Buckner. Mr.. and Mrs
Turner left on No. 3 for tour ol
Colorado and Utah points. After 6
visit with friends in Salt Lake City
and Ogden they will return to Den
yer where they will be at home tc
their friends after November list
The young people have many friends
the colored people of the city. Onl,
the relatives and few intimate
friends were present at the wedding
This evening the great street
masked carnival will be held. The
parade will form at the court hous,
and Will march west to Third street
The band will come first and ther
will follow a big crowd of Indians
in their native garb. The cowboys
on horses armed with Roman candles
follow the Indians and then come tn,
| masqueraders. probably several hund
| red strong. Everybody that cares I,
can mask and the more that masi
the more fun there will be. The car
| nival takes place between the hour
of seven and ten o'clock, The mayo
has given permission to use Fireworks
, of the lighter sort on the street. Th'
) parade will be spectacular one
I Come out tonight and have your fl
of fun.
1t Is probable that misunder
standing will come up between tn
hunters of western Colorado and tn
!! state department as result of ir
j regularities in the printing of tn
game laws on the back of every hunt
ing license issued. The recent leg
islature changed the opening day 70
deer from September l5 to 25. Dur
ing the past three weeks all of tn
! sportsmen on the western slope VIII
came TO hunt deer have secured Ii
/ censes from the state game depart
j ment. On the back OF the license
Z are printed the state game laws 70
Z their guidance relative to the kill
: ing of game. As "a result some hunt
ers left Glenwood and other point
this week to hunt game withou
knowledge that they were violating
the law. Some OF the game ward
: ems have gone to warn the hunter
) while other wardens state that the
s will take no action in the matter
3 according to the reports received.
s ON saturday. October eth tn
r Park opera house will open tn
ri season of lQ0h-06 with THE Tender