The daily sentinel., 1905-07-31

See Handler Vaudeville show.
The best ever
Tomorrow the circus will give a
performance in Provo, Utah.
Frank l. Lee and family spent
Saturday and Sunday in the hills.
The dances at the Auditorium
every evening this week promise to
prove very popular.
Several tents have been erected
on the lots just north of the old Sun
Office on Fifth street.
A heavy rain seemed threatened
yesterday afternoon, but the threats
We're about all that occurred.
A good-sized frame building is
being erected just south of the Ranch
saloon on South Fourth street.
Judge Theron Stevens was an
arrival in the city last evening from
Ouray, and took in the big show this
morning
The county assessors of the
state of Colorado meet this week in
Denver. The Mesa county office will
be represented
Hundreds of cots have been sold
and rented by the furniture houses
during the past three days, and the
demand is still great.
Many of the campers enjoying
an outing at Enoch camp on Pinon
mesa returned to the city yesterday
in order to be here for the show to-
day.
The repairs on the old building
formerly occupied by Dr. Ramsey
and 5. r. Vols, were completed Sat
urday. and the new restaurant op-
ened today
Yesterday morning a most re-
freshing shower fell in the city. and
this with the rain of Saturday night
settled the dust and made the air
clearer and cooler. The rain was well
coined by all.
The special police were sworn
in this morning and the city now has
ample police protection for the regis
tration period. Each of the special
officers will be assigned a limited
beat.
"A. y. Anderson rented the base
ment of the Methodist church and the
basement of the congregational
church, and has placed one hundred
or more cots in each of the buildings
for use during registration weeks.
Many people look for the band
concert programs in the daily papers
and there are occasional inquiries as
to why the programs do not appear.
The Sentinel is always glad to pub
lish the programs when they are fur
nished,
F. ]. Burch. member of the
well known firm of j. f. Burch &
Company, awning makers of Pueblo,
was in the city Saturday, completing
the transfer of the company's local
agency and business from J. c. Glass
ford to the Lowe Brothers.
An immense canvas sign has
been stretched across Main street in
front of the offices of the Chamber
of Commerce, bearing the following
words in box car letters: Chamber
of Commerce Bureau of Informa-
ton" The sign can be read as far
down Main as Second street.
Get your awnings from Lowe
Brothers.
j. c. Glassford. who for the
last 10 years has been exclusive
agent for f. G. Burch & Company's
awnings of Pueblo, respectfully re
fers all customers to the well known
firm OF Lowe Brothers, who are in a
position to carry on this line, and
have had n number of years eXper-
ience in putting up awnings.
Just before the hour for the op-
ening of the band concert aSturday
evening 1t began to rain, and for two
hours a slow and light rain fell,
making it necessary to call off the
concert for the evening. The usual
crowds that are out on Saturday
night were missing, being kept away
on account of the rain.
Miss Bessie Hotel of Wood
stock, Va, is visiting the family of
b. w Will The young lady is a
sister of Mrs Will. She is making
tour of the west and will spend sew
eral days in the city. Another visi-
tor at the VIII home is Marshall
Ormdurff, an old-time friend OF the
family. He is a prominent merchant
of the Camp Bird mining district.
DO it now" Lowe Bros. AVN
ings.
Several hundred Palisade people
are in town today and took in the big
show this morning. The special train
which reached the city about 9 am.
brought in the greater portion of the
Palisade crowd, but many came in
on the regular trains. 1t seems that
at least two-thirds of the population
of the thriving little city are in town
today. The special train leaves the
city at pm.
Make the sun mad. Lowe Bros.
Awnings.
People are here today from ev-
cry town within an hundred miles of
Grand Junction. Montrose, Delta,
Hotchklss, Paonia, Somerset, Glen
wood Springs, Rifle, DeBeque, Meek
er and many other of the small cities
of western Colorado are represented
by large delegations, while every por-
ton of the county has sent its quota.
Thousands of people have thronged
the streets all day long, and 1t has
been n busy day for everybody.
Fancy residence awnings a spe-
cialty. Lowe Brothers.
William L. Curtis, the noted
correspondent of the Chicago Record
Herald, has written an extended ar
ticle entitled Crops in Colorado
| Richer Than Mines" Many inter
esting facts are brought to light and
the article conclusively shows that
the farm products of the state are
of greater value than the mineral
output Grand Junction and the
Grand valley are given consideraI lie
prominence in the article. Mr.. Cur
| It's states that he has information
that 1,0OO,OOO fruit trees had been
planted in this valley this year. The
sugar beet industry is dwelt upon at
length. The article has been widely
copied in the east as well as in Colo
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