The daily sentinel., 1905-05-27

Mrs. E. S. Austin of ouray is the
guest of friends in the city.
J. NJ. Donahue and Pat Barrett of
Fort Dodge. la, are new arrivals in
the city
J. A. Sumner. a prominent citizen
OF Leadville, is in town today for a
short stay.
The band concert this evening will
be given on the corner of Fifth and
Main streets.
Hon. Benton Canon returned to his
I home in Denver last night after
( spending several days here.
/ Mrs B. +. Ives will leave for Lead
Vile Sunday morning for a months
visit with friends and relatives.
Lew Sumner. the well known trav-
cling representative of Baer Broth
ers of Salt Lake City, is in town to-
day.
Mrs. A. w. Marble and two chill
dren and b. d. Gibbs of Fall River
were in the city yesterday, en- route
west.
The plans for the Fourth of July
rapid rate by the Chamber of Com
merce.
I Mr. and Mrs. Searles of Denver.
U
ers' convention, are the guests of Mrs
Anna Kelly and family.
Master Don Clark. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clark. with his pony
''Leppy," is spending few days with
friends in the Plateau valley.
The Silver Trill Mandolin Club
goes down to Fruita TINS evening to
give a concert. Quite a number of
friends will accompany the club.
A Fidell yesterday sold to c. w
Barnes of Denver seven acres in the
Riverside subdivision. Consideration
500. e. n. Case made the sale.
John Gordon of Denver. who is in
terested in the Palisade pumping
plant, returned to Denver last night.
after spending several days in the
valley.
Tomorrow afternoon at the hospi-
tai grounds there will be a game OF
ball between the Rural Rubes and
the Grand Junction team. \ big
crowd will witness the game.
Il. j. Rogers. who came to this
city few days ago from Bagley. la.
yesterday purchased ten acres of land
on North Twelfth street. Consider
alton 81 800. Gaines & Yelton made
the sale.
A large crowd mostly children
left the city this morning on the
Book Cliff excursion. given under the
auspices of the Presbyterian Sabbath
school. The picnickers expected to
have a great day in the hills.
Messrs. Osborne and Lacy, who ar
rived two months ago from Virginia
have purchased six and a half acres
of fine, bearing fruit orchard direct
ly south of the f. f. Merritt ranch
4 i'll. H..
81 500. The gentlemen Will give their
personal attention to the ranch dur
ing the summer.
Nine hoDoes were run in last night
Some were found in the sand house
others in passenger and freight cars
The officers corraled them in the city
Jail, anu at an early nour this morn
ing they were arraigned before Judge
sweeney. Seven were held and sen.
tence was suspended on two of the
crowd and they will be allowed to
leave town. The seven were placed
to work this morning.
Monday evening the Handler Stock
Company. one of the best repertoire
organizations touring the west viii
begin a weeks engagement at the
Park opera house. THE Gold King,
a strong comedy drama. will be the
opening bill. There will be a change
of program nightly and several splen-
did plays will be presented during
the week Low prices will prevail
Seats are now selling at Haskell's
pharmacy.
Secretary Il. X. Whitehead of the
state bureau of child and animal pro
lection, has written Senator Horace
T. DeLong in behalf of the bureau
and its friends, thanking him for his
m 70 10 ba
sistance in securing certain legisla-
ton in the last session of the state
legislature desired by the bureau
Every week Senator DeLong receives
letters commencing his work in the
last legislature.
According to the Glenwood Springs
Avalanche. Marshall Malaby of that
city has received word that two of
the robbers who held up the Denver
a Rio Grande passenger train neal
Parachute last summer have been
captured in Texas and are in custody
Detective Brown of the Rio Grande
road has been following the two men
through Texas, and the railroad com
pany has never given up the search
Ii VIII be remembered that three
men were in the gang, but one was
killed.
Mrs. j. w. Stevens of this city has
received much encouraging news late
ly of the mining prospects of her hus-
band and son. who are mining south
of the great Bull Frog district neal
Goldtield. Nev. They are in a por-
tion of the country about 3 miles
south of the Bull Frog district. near
the Funeral mountains. The surface
assays of the ore in their claims run
S77 per ton in gold. These values
were obtained from the surface out
groupings alone. The formation is
the same as the great Bull Frog
mine which made such wonderful
showing.
Denver Times: 1t is proposed by
the uintah Railroad Company to
build its road over to the Uintah
reservation. and it was reported to-
day that the contracts would be so
let that the road would be furnished
before the opening Of the reservation
in September. The uintah road eX-
tends from Mack, few miles west
of Grand Junction. to Dragon, Utah.
> miles, and was built by an asphalt
company to handle its gilsonite. II
is nnarnfpd in pnnnpaffnu with IA.