The daily sentinel., 1905-08-02


Of the Fruita schools. is in the city
today.
George y. Corbin. editor Of the
Moab Times. is visitor TO the city
today
Have you registered2 How many
times day do you hear that ques-
tion asked
Charles H. Arthur left for the
nils again today, after a short busi-
ness visit home
Judge Theron Stevens returned
last night to Ouray after spending
TWO DAYS in the city.
-Clntah map peddlers are in evil
aenee on the street and the maps are
selling az a brisk rate.
-NCt many collectors were out
yesterday. but those who were re-
port collections fairly good.
Mrs IRA Osborne Of Fruita is
spending few days a. the home OF
AlF- and Mrs J. W Osborne
DR. knude Hanson is suffering
from very severe cut on his left
arm. which has been very painful
u e Corbin. editor of the Moab
Times arrived in the citv this morn
Ing for the purpose Of registering.
The sugar factory is now work
Ing large force. Over so men are
now on the roster of the big factory.
The little girl. Rena 8Iahanuah.
who was injured in a runaway acci-
dent Monday continues TO improve
The notaries all report fairly
good business for the day. Many
hundreds OF afidavits were made out.
The many stands along Main
and the other streets are not doing q
very rushing business They are too
numerous
George E. Smith. supervisor Of
the city OF Denver and secretary Of
the smith Bros. Plumbing COMPANY.
IS in the city
Timothy Manion. the mining
man. arrived this morning from Ou-
ray TO visit his family and look after
business matters
w. C. Brown and J. E. Ogburne
are down today from the Brown
camp on kannah creek They came
down to register
A phrenologist. giving demon
stratiOns or readings in public on a
lot on Main street, has entertained
many people today
Misses Adela Welles, NJ Lila HO-
vey and d. c. Click. teachers OF this
county. are attending the educational
meeting at Montrose.
Call al the Mesa County Nation
al Bank and have your numbers tel
L
/ from four TO six DAYS time.
Several hundred Of the employees
of the Barnum & Bailey circus regis
tered for lands in the Uintah ar Pro
I vo yesterday. while the show was fin
that city.
Large crowds were out last
night al the opera house 10 witness
[ the performance Of the Handler Vau-
deVtlie Company. The shows pleased
! everybody.
The notaries public have not
/ been greatly rushed during the last
TWO days. The homeseekers have not
come in fast enough 10 keep these
I officials constantly busy.
Fourteen Ouray people. who came
! to the city on the special train Mon
I day. missed the train entirely Mon
/ day night and were forced to remain
l in town all day yesterday
Work on the new school rooms
I being added 10 the old Congregation
I al church is progressing rapidly and
l will be completed in ample time for
] the opening OF the fan term.
1 Miss Ethel Let, youngest daugh-
ter Of W. r. Lee. proprietor OF the
1 Hotel Glenwood at Glenwood Springs.
I Is visiting her friend. Miss Rowena
! Wheeler at her home on East Main
street.
Last night several hundred peo-
pie arrived in the city on the various
trains for the purpose of registering.
Many Of those who came in yesterday
Z registered in the afternoon and left
for their homes last night
Every notary public in the city
f. Is Offering Inducements to those de
string TO have their ahidavits made
out The rivalry existing between
the forty uotaries is a friendly one.
but very spirited Every notary has
solicitors out and &c is no trouble for
/ the homeseeker to ind a notary.
Last evning at half past seven
O'Clock at the parsonage of the Con
/ gregational church Charles V. Rob
erts and Miss Rebecca E. Ball. both
Of New Castle, were united in mar
| raige by Rev. James A. Becker. The
I young couple left this morning for
[ their home in New Castle. They are
I well known residents of that city.
I Don Cotton, advance agent and
I Riley Myers, advance representative
/ of The Unique Society Circus, not
| ices OF which have appeared in this
| issue, were pleasant visitors to the
{ city this morning The gentlemen
have arranged for the appearance of
! their circus in the city on Saturday
/ August fifth and If the advance not
| ices count for anything a splendid
| performance will be given by them.
/ Mrs. Wallace Owens of Fruita
I died Monday a Edinburg, Ida.
/ while en- route home from visit TO
relatives in Washington state. The
remains viii reach Fruita Friday
! night. and win be placed in the
/ charge OF Undertaken Gourley of this
/ city. No definite funeral arrange
| ments have been made. Mrs. Owens
was widely known in the lower val
l ley. and the announcement of her
| death win be received with general
/ regret in that section. She was "a
I comparatively young lady. being p
I years of age.
/ Denver Republican; Over
l hundred land seekers left Denver
yesterday for the opening of the Uin-
/ tab reservation. The Denver & Rio
/ Grande sent out tourist car full OF
. the homeseekers. and n large delega-
I lion went out over the Colorado Mid
land. The depot last night was flled
with several score of those who in
I tend TO register for homesteads
. They We're a typical lot from all over
the country, though mostly from the
western and middle western states