The daily sentinel., 1905-07-29

The streets are lively now with
the presence of many strangers.
Bert Winterburn of Chicago,
brother of Ed Winterburn, the con
tractor and carpenter. arrives this
evening on a visit to his brother and
family.
-Parley P. Christensen of Salt
Lake City, an old-time friend of City
Marshal Charles Wallis, was an ar
rival in the city today, en- route home
from the Buffalo Elks' convention.
Joe Dulmaine, who had his feet
badly scalded few days ago, is able
to be out again today. He is walking
on crutches. His injuries have given
him much pain, but are steadily i'm
proving.
There is no doubt that the Hand
Ter Vaudeville Company will have a
successful run at the Park opera
house for the three weeks following
Monday Seats are on sale at Has
kells pharmacy.
-Jeewhilikinsl! We've got 'em
again. What? Another 2OO-pound
shipment of those celebrated Rob
erts' germ proof water filters Is
hour. $3.50. Krohn's Second Hand
Store. 333 Main street.
A report was current last even
ing, the authority for which seemed
pretty reliable, that 800 tickets to
Grand Junction had been sold at Chi
cago, and that at least 5000 people
were coming out of Chicago to the
four registration points.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Fetdemier of
Dodge City, Kan, accompanied by
Miss Katherine Moore who has been
their guest for some time, are ex-
pected in the city tonight for an ex-
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Moore. Mrs. Fetdemier's and Miss
Moore's parents.
DIR. p. p. Collins has purchased
the NJ. p. Walker residence at 425
Grand avenue and the work of max
ing extensive repairs and improve
ments on the property has just been
completed On Monday or Tuesday
the doctor will move his family from
the present home on Ouray avenue
to the newly purchased residence.
Yesterday, through w. II. EN-
mons. its general advertising agent,
/ the Colorado Midland issued a com
plete and splendid map of the Uin-
/ tah reservation. The map shows all
of the land that is to be thrown open
/ by the government, the rivers and
/ the condition of the country. In ad-
| dition, all the rules and regulations
/ governing the securing of land in the
! reservation lottery are printed.
"A considerable force of Pinker-
ton detectives arrived in the city to-
day and will remain during the reg
/ istry period. This force will act in
conjunction with the regular police
force of the city in maintaining or
der and preventing crooks, gambling
chance fallirs and others from oper-
ating in the city during the registry
/ period. The city authorities have Sc
pnraG the CprViqpg nf those npfprtiVpg
they being among the best known
hunters of crooks in the west.
Col. Sam f. Woolard and daugh-
ter Miss Bessie of Wichita, Kan.
were arrivals in the city last night,
and are the guests of Mayor and Mrs.
l. n. Bunting. Col. Woolard is a
we'll known Kansan, an author of
considerable reputation and at pres
ent member of Governor Hoch S
staff He is the general western
agent also of the American Fire In
surance Company, and is quite well
known to n number of citizens who
are always glad to welcome Col.
Woolard to the city. They viii re-
main several days.
Keep before your friends the
fact that beginning Monday three
high class vaudeville performances
will be given at the Park opera house
daily-one in the afternoon and two
in the evening. The people of Grand
Junction know Oscar Handler, and
they know that he makes good every
time he brings a company to Grand
Junction. He is featuring in this
section of the west a strictly up-to-
date summer vaudeville organiZa-
tion. composed of people well known
in the profession, and he gives his
promise that every performance will
please
1t is hardly probable that less
than 10000 will witness the per-
Torrance of Barnum & Bailey's cir
Gus Monday morning in this city.
Reports from all the surrounding
towns state that hundreds of people
will come to the city on the special
trains to be run by the railroads.
From Glenwood Springs the Colorado
Midland and the Denver & Rio
Grande will run n joint special, leav-
ing Glenwood about am. Monday
and making stops at all of the inter
vening towns. Over the narrow
gauge a special will run from Ouray,
connecting with another special at
Hotchkiss. All the specials will be
in the city by 9 am. giving the
people plenty of time to get to the
show grounds before the perform
ance begins.