The daily sentinel., 1905-08-15

anu awaits your piano tuning order
at Norbeck's or Bannisters.
A lawn social will be given on
the lawn Of St. JOseph's church
Thursday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served.
Yesterday L. S. Krebs purchas-
ed lots and 8 ? in block of the
Crawford Addition MagilI & Van
Dalsen made the sale.
"A very few people came into the
city on the noon trains. Since the
registration ended the passenger
traffic has been pretty light
The streets have been very
quiet today. The town has a Sun
day appearance this week compared
with the days of the registration per-
iod.
We have Just received fine
line of souvenir spoons of the beet
sugar factory. the new depot. the
high school and public library. Prim-
rose Jewelry & Music Company.
Vivian VanHoorebeke returned
home yesterday from St Louis,
where ne mas been attending college
for the past year He will spend
the remainder of the summer at his
home here
E. c. Miller. Of Grand Junction.
spent the day in this city yesterday
and while here enjoyed a few hours
in the pool, which was his first ex-
perienee with the famous Yampah
water.-Glenwood Avalanche.
A little forethought may save
you no end of trouble. Anyone who
makes it rule to keep Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera & Diarrhoea
Remedy at hand knows this to be
a fact. For sale by all druggists.
The millinery stock of Mrs. 7.
K. Holland has been removed from
the Bliss establishment 10 the Col
umbine Music Company store. 3OS
Main street. Friends and patrons
are invited TO call at our new quar-
ters.
Call on V. c. TaIbert of the
Grand Valley National Bank and ar
range, for nominal fee, to have
your number telegraphed by prepaid
message from Provo, by responsible
party. who will personally attend to
same.
When you have your watch and
iewelry repaired by the Primrose
Jewelry & Music Company, you can
rest assured that it will be satisfac-
tory. We positively guarantee all
our work. We make your jewelry
loo& like new.
There are first class and up-to-
date barber shops, but none in this
part of the state excel Wes Flagg's
shop in the Postoffice block when it
comes to excellent workmen, cour-
teous treatment, modern fixtures and
comforts for patrons.
George Kirlin. salesman at the
Mesa cigar store. plead guilty to the
charge of selling cigarettes or cigar
ette material to a boy under 1G years
IF age. He was fined So and costs
and the amount was promptly paid
Tho
proprietor OF the store. was dis
missed as the complaining witness
failed to appear.
-Orson Adams, Jr., cashier of
the Mesa County National Bank, will
attend the drawing at Provo. to ac-
commodate those who have contract
ed with his banking institution to
have their numbers telegraphed to
them. Persons can leave their names
at the bank up until Mr.. Adams de
parture on the 10th and have same
| attended to.
Barton & Platt, that is the firm
you want to see when in need of
| horse or buggy, n carriage or any
thing in the livery line. Their estab-
ishment is one of the best equipped
in western Colorado. Good horses
and nice modern rigs. Heavy trans
fer hauling is made a specially. Sta
BILE corner of Fifth and Colorado
Telephone orders promptly attended
to.
The arguments in the Pond VS.
Hatch suit, the unique civil case
which has attracted much attention
this week, were not completed in the
county court until about IL am. to-
| day J. w. Bucklin spoke for the
defense while Attorneys Davis and
Logan presented the side of the plain
iii. Mrs. Pond. Judge Sullivan an
nounced that he would take the mat
ter under consideration, delivering
his decision later in the week.
Postmaster Price yesterday re
ceived from the general land office
At Washington an official map of the
| portion of the Uintah Indian reser-
vation which is to be thrown open for
settlement. The map was placed in
one of the windows of the postofice
building, and it has been closely stud
led by hundreds of people today. 1t
is OF large dimensions. and. being
| absolutely correct and official, has
attracted much attention. The map
is the only one of its kind in the city
1t is sent out under direction of the
interior department.
Charles Kelleher, a young boy
about Z years of age. whose mind is
u
morning by the sheriff, charged with
| attempting to commit serious of
tense upon the person OF a young
girl residing in the lower part of the
city. \ man passing along the street
came TO the relief of the little girl be-
/ fore any serious injury was done.
and protected her from her younth-
| ful assailant. The boy was arrested
last summer on a similar charge and
was arraigned before Judge Suni-
van. Owing to the fact that his in
tellect is weak and the evidence not
being conclusive, he was released at
| that time. The boy will be given a
hearing before Judge Sullivan this
week. In all probability he will be
sent to the reform school. He ran
a shoe-shining stand on the street
this summer
-Palisade Tribune: There has
been some talk here of the advisa-
bihty Of signing up under the pro |
| posed government canal and thus
avoiding all ditch and pumping plant
troubles when the government canal |
is finally built. There is a good deal |
to be said in favor of the plan. The |
government canal will furnish GER
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