The daily sentinel., 1905-01-18

~C-A1AAAOA just dA ALlH AliAAt
as result of the snow and ice melt
ing
a big crowd was out last evening
enjoying the sport on the Auditorium
rink. The new rink is proving very
popular.
J. w. Bailey and Albert Bailey,
both of Hampton. Ia, are new ar
rivals in the city and come with the
intention of looking over the valley.
II you are in need of shoes, hats
.aps, shirts, gloves. suspenders, neck
les, suits or overcoats. get them this
week at Graham's. No-profts asked.
An acute observer says that trying
to do business without advertising
is like winking at a pretty girl
through a pair of green goggles. You
may know what you are doing. but
nobody else does.
The preliminary trial of the FIVE
Perry boys. which began last Sat
urday in Justice Byers' court and
was continued until today. was taken
up again this afternoon and evidence
is being heard.
1t has been learned that the
party Of Chicago capitalists who pur-
chased Virginia mesa at DeBeque
recently, with the intention of i'm
proving and colonizing the place.
paid $4,000 for the property.
Frank A. Lyons leaves tonight for
his home in Guthrie Center, la. At
ter closing up his business interests
there Mr.. Lyons will return to Grand
Junction and take an interest in the
business houses of Lyon & Son.
FOR SALE Kitchen stove, din
ing room table, dresser. combination
bookcase, sectional bookcase (three
book sections. base and top, pine.
revolving bookcase. bicycle. etc. Call
at 1913 White avenue, between 3 and
pm.
Rose Melville will be seen here
again next Tuesday evening in her
famous comedy. sis Hopkins" The
attraction is one of the most popular
that visits Grand junction and
crowded house will in all probability
greet Miss Melville.
Tomorrow the six young boys who
were implicated in the SNOWFALL
throwing which proved so disastrous
TO a man passing the school building
in a buggy accompanied by his wife
and children, will be arraigned for
trial before Justice Byers in the po-
lice court The boys are under 500
bond.
Norman TenEyck. formerly fire
man on the Denver & Rio Grande
and resident of this city, was the
victim of a painful accident Sunday.
Mr.. TenEyck is now in the employ
Of the Bell Telephone Company in
Salt Lake City. and. while working
in the machine shop, caught his left
hand in machine and two fingers
We're torn out. AS a result Mr. Ten
Eyck will be kept off duty for sew
eral weeks.
There is one matter of great con-
graduation to the people of this city
anu lnht IS tnat each year, through
the efforts of the opera house man
agement. they are permitted to at
tend the very best theatrical produc-
tons travelling. This week the pat |
rons of the opera house have been !
treated to one first class production
and there will be another
Surely Grand Junction
theater goers are fortunate in this
relation.
A number of Glenwood Springs
people are becoming interested in
the brewery company organized here.
The Avalanche has the following to
say; The Grand junction Brewing
Company has been incorporated with
a capital stock of 100000 and Glen
wood Springs people have taken
quite a proportionate share in the
enterprise. Walter Wilhelmy. who
is secretary and treasurer of the
company, has been in town getting
The men here interested and he has
met with good results The other
1fiicers are George l.. Williams. pres
dent, and John Stoveken. vice pres
dent