The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17
WHO THEYARE
Location and Occupation
of Mesa County PeO-
pie Who Won

] NIand junction and Mesa county
are fairly well represented in the
lists OF winners OF the choicest
claims in the Uintah reservation.
While no Mesa county citizen won
the first number, several of those
who registered here We're well up
near the front of the line.
No. was drawn by Oscar W
Haynes of Grand Junction, accord
ing to the telegraphic report. Oscar
] w. Haynes cannot be be located. and
no one seems to know anything about
| him. and II is believed by many that
] the name should have been Oscar
I W. Jaynes,' who is well known here.
] However, this will have to be verf-
| fed by the official report
No. . fell into the hands of Roy
R. Miller of Fruita. Inquiries made
/ at Fruita by The Sentinel bring the
| Information that Mr.. Milledr is a
| painter living in Fruita. Mr.. Miller
is in Mack today and will not hear of
his good fortune until tonight or
l tomorrow.
No. 16 goes to Fred c. Smith.
well known young ranchman, who
with his father owns and resides on
what is known as the Dudley ranch
o miles northeast of town. He is
a brother of Al Smith of the Smith
y Groves bicycle shop in this city
No. 81 is attached to the name OF
Miss Emma A. Edwards of Grand
junction. Miss Edwards is a Young
school teacher, who has been en-
ployed in the Fruitat schools. but
whose home is on South Fifth street
in this city. She is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards, her ia
ther being a well known railroad
man.
NJ a ,,.,.- l,,,- - y,t! T.,
Murphy of Grand Junction. He is
said to be a resident of the Craw-
ford addition.
No. 60, according to the telegraph
ic report, was drawn by Eugene H
Smith of Palisade Colo. Inquiries
made at Palisade failed to ascertain
the identity of Mr.. Smith. Many
of the friends of the popular Method
ist minister Rev. Eugene H. Smith.
of this city, are inclined to believe
that an error was made in the ad-
dress and that the winner of No G2
is Rev. Smith.
No. Z was won by Gordon l.. Con
ley of this city.
No. SO was won by Charles II
Kittson of Mesa, prominent ranch
man of the Plateau valley.
No. 100 goes to Mrs. Lottie Scott.
a widow, residing at 139 Chipeta av-
enue this city.
No. lO3 held by Bert r. Johnson,
owner of the Buckhorn corral at G29
Pitkin avenue.
Only one number under the 250
mark has gone to Palisade. Daniel
j. Bracken, employed until this week
as bartender in the Lambert saloon
at Palisade, holds lO5.
Joseph Reither, the well known
carpenter and one of the oldest resi-
dents OF the city, has claim No. 131.
Mary A. Beemer of this city holds
No. 1872. She resides in the Craw
ford addition.
Robert r. Erwin, the liveryman,
member of the firm of Erwin & Os-
born, owners of the Blue barn, Sc
cured No. 1873.
George S. Emerson, OF this city,
holding No. 40, is not known to
The Sentinel.
James w. Correyel, No. 141, is "a |
ranchman living near Snipes, in the
Plateau valley
Miss Pearl Roricl, one of the most
popular young lady stenographers of
the city. employed in the offices of
John j. Lumsden, holds No. 146.
No. 147, Henry p. Cummings Of
Grand Junction. is not known to The
Sentinel
VIII E. Graham. son of J. NJ. Gra-
ham, prominent young man of the |
city, now connected with the Grand /
Junction Ice & Storage Company. |
holds No. $50.
Miss Bessie c. Mckee, one of the |
Young ladies employed in the Mesa |
Dry Goods Company store, holds No |
1855.
Anthony Center No. 174, formerly |
ran a bowling alley here, and is now /
employed in a tailoring establish /
ment.
James Conway. No IT'S. and Geo
II. Ducray No. $50, are not known /
to The Sentinel.
Herman Barlup, an employe Of the |
Denver & Rio Grande, holds No. 1873. |
George w. Stong, the Jeweler will |
make choice No. 1SS in the reserya- |
ton.
Hans c. Olson. one of the best
known Rio Grande engineers in the |
city. holds No. 1876.
No 200, Asa Baird of this city, |
and Clyde Coleman, No. 201, are not |
known to this paper.
Henry r. Frost. editor of the |
Grand Junction Weekly Herald. is |
the only Mesa county newspaper man
who has been fortunate enough to |
get up near the front of the line. No,
2O3 is his number.
No. 2O4, Eras d. Maranville Of
Fruita, is a ranchman of the lower
valley.
John ]. Campbell. holder Of No.
215, resides near town.
Frank E. Smith. son Of n. n.
Smith. the eX-alderman, residing az
AL Pitkm avenue, holds No. PIG.
Judge Gustave VanHoorebeke, the
attorney and banker, holds No. 2l5.