The daily sentinel., 1905-07-07

s4SH' SuHNa!s at tle ldiT STOuuus.
The Excelsior flexible sole shoe at
the Colorado shoe store. None bet
ter made
Gun medal calf shoes for men ami
boys at the Colorado shoe store. Ev-
cry pair guaranteed.
A fine S-pound boy arrived just
at noon today at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Cannell
New awnings have been placed on
the windows of the Mesa County Ma
tional Bank building during the last
two days.
Miss Helen Bunting leaves this
evening on No. for Fort Worth,
Tex. where for several weeks she
will visit the family of her uncle,
Howard Bunting.
Glenwood Springs has first class
base ball team and so has Grand
Junction. The two teams will cross
bats Sunday afternoon at the fair
grounds. 1t will be the best game of
the season. Admission 25c.
The best game of ball seen in the
city this year will be played at the
fair grounds Sunday afternoon when
the Grand Junction team crosses bats
with the Glenwood Springs team.
Those who enjoy a good game must
not miss this one. Admission 25c
At recent meeting of the direc-
tors of the Fruit Fair Association,
James S. Carnahan was elected a df-
rector and member of the executive
committee to succeed Max Buch-
mann, resigned and removed from
the city. Joseph Bogue of Mesa was
also elected a director.
On Tuesday evening of next week
the Grand Junction Camera Club,
through DR.. S. NJ. Bradbury, will
give a free presentation of a large
series of fine stereopticon views 1t
will be the first time the series has
been given public presentation.
Everybody will be invited to see the
views and there is no doubt that an
immense crowd will be out
This morning there were three
men arraigned before Judge sweeney
one charged with being drunk and
disorderly, the other two arrested on
the hobo charge. The former was
given a fine and sent to jail. The
other two defendants claimed that
they had just struck town, and had
approached one or two residences
asking to be allowed to work in pay
ment for their supper. The people
at one residence notified the officers
and the men were arrested The men
We're fined. but sentence was sus-
pended for twelve hours to give the
men chance to clear out of the
city.
Last night while en- route to this
city from the west, the 12-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Burman of
Ration, n. NJ, died suddenly. The
family were on passenger train No.
4 and the child died about midnight
near Thistle. The remains were
brought to this city and placed in
the charge of Undertaken w. II. Ban
mister. The boy suffered from heart
trouble and had not been well for
a long period. The family had been
to California on an extended visit
and We're returning home. The re
mains will be shipped to Ration for
burial this evening. The death of
the child was a great blow to the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Burman are
| old-time friends of Mr.. Bannster.
residing in the same town many years
ago.
George Smith went to Palisade last
night to appear before the city coun-
ell in the interest of the electric rail
way franchise he is asking the city
of Palisade to grant him. The fran
chise Mr.. Smith is asking for is sim
liar to the one obtained from the
city council of Grand junction. AT
ter listening to Mr.. Smiths PROPOSE
tion and hearing the reading of the
proposed franchise the counui! or
dered the same published in the Fall
sade Tribune and at the sams time
appointed a committee to draw up
another proposed ordinance embrac-
ing franchise different in some coz
NA''Nh' w NhfhN iANoNAAth " WI
Smith. Both will be discussed at
later meeting and final acton taken
1t is Ve"y probable that the frsi.-
ehise will be granted.
At the adjourned session OF the
city council of Palisade last night tho
proposition of supplying Palisade
with pure mountain water came up
for consideration. The report OF
Charles w. Haskell, the civil engin
eat. who made preliminary smvcv
ard investigation of the proposlt'.n
for the purpose of ascertainng
whether or not the plan was feasible,
was heard Mr.. Haskell's report was
very encouraging. The cost of such
water system would not be enor-
nous. He estimates that $2l.500
would be sufficient to build the sys-
'em and put it in operation. II has
been ascertained that a revenue OF
az least $4,000 annually cuu be pro-
cured from those who will use the
water, consequently, with an income