The daily sentinel., 1905-10-02

Mrs. A. A. Miller will entertain
at cards Friday afternoon.
Smith Scovill is home from Den
yer. where he has been on visit.
The regular meeting of the Elks-
viii occur tonight at their lodge
room.
Lyons & Son received a big con
signment Of their fall goods this
morning.
District Attorney Hugo Selig is
among the arrivals for the term of
the district court
Cards of invitation are out for an
entertainment by Mrs d. T. Stone,
for Thursday afternoon.
Johnny Richardson, the well known
sporting man of Glenwood Springs,
is an arrival in the city today.
w. G. Bayliss has accepted a po-
sition with the Colorado Shoe store
and will be found there hereafter by
his friends.
Orson Adams, Jr., John J. Lums-
den and party whe were out on
short hunting trip returned home
last night.
The Wood oil syndicate al De-
Beque is to reorganized with Reese
g. Carlisle, the well known stock
nan as It's manager.
John Shearer. of Chicago, was an
arrival in the city yesterday, to ac-
cept position with the sugar fac
tory. Mr.. Shearer was an employe
last year.
II. G. Bedwell. the well known
horseman, left for Salt Lake City
yesterday. He followed his string
Of horses yesterday. which included
Los Angenino. Red Cord, Honest
John. Glide and Joe ID.
Samuel \. Wheeler. of the law
firm of Wheeler & Weiser, returned
home yesterday from a two weeks
visit to his old home in Missouri
He found very prosperous conditions
in that section of the country.
There will be a meeting of the
Mesa Dancing club at the Office of p.
A. Atwood on Thursday night at 1880
o'clock at which fun attendance is
requested. Business OF Importance
governing the coming series of dances
viii be considered.
In the race yesterday at Glenwood
Springs in the one mile running.
known as the Derby, Bedwell's Los
Angelina took first money and Red
Cord, another horse owned by him.
took second. The race was run in
1:50.
The sugar factory was to have been
engaged in its campaign of grinding
sugar beets for the making of sugar
this morning. but owing to the bad
weather of last week the opening of
the sugar campaign has been post
poued until a week later. October
9th.
Judge Theron Stevens is present
in the city for the October term OF
the district court. Judge Stevens Is
almost Invariably on time at the
terms of his court in the Seventh
Judicial district and there Is never
any delay occasioned by his being
tardy.
John ID. Cameron. son of Mr. and
Mrs. James NJ. Cameron. left last
night for Detroit. Michigan, where he
will enter the Michigan Conservatory
OF Music and continue his studies in
music. Last year Mr.. Cameron was
in Ohio, at Akron and has selected the
school at Detroit as being the better
school in which to pursue his studies.
Sunday was one of the>beautiful
fall DAYS for which this valley~is not
ed. The air was bracing, while the
sun sim poured forth some of its
warmth. Many people took advant-
age of the day to take a drive among
the orchards of the valley. which are
now burdened with the ripening fall
fruit.
Ray Slocomb. one of the younger
sons of e. NJ. Slocomb arrived home
at noon today from New York. where
he has Just been relieved from the
United States ship Tacoma. Ray
looks every inch a sailor in his nautl-
cal dress and has grown wonderfully
during his absence.
b. H. Bancroft, of Palisade. was
in the city today and his salutation
10 his friends here was. III you want
to see real lively burg, come TO
Palisade 1t is one place in n mil
lion for prosperity" In all proba-
bility Mr.. Bancroft is about right,
there being few better towns of It's
size in all the West
The Utes who were present in this
city during the fair and afterward
went to Glenwood Springs to become
an attraction at that place, returning
heree last night on their way back to
the reservation. The party includes
about forty and they have had quite
a time this fall in their attendance
upon the fairs in Mesa and Garfield
counties.
There were twenty cases in the
police court last month, the lowest
number during the present fiscal
year. or these nine were sent to
jail, upon seven, sentences We're sus-
/ pended, one discharged and three
paid their fines. In August the
number OF arrests totalled SIS. which
was the highest number in the history
of the police records OF the city
The High school football team
/ 81 FEaI
tomorrow afternoon at the grounds
of the latter. The line up of the
High school team is as follows:
Snyder Hoy, Matlack, Wells. Hick-
man, Bower, Newton, Chester, Bunt-
ing. Kelley. Snipes and Steele. The
game promises to he hard fought
one. as the High school boys have
been practioing hard the last week.
Superintendent O'Neil. OF the
Grand Valley Irrigation company re
ports three fumes out ON the ditch.
At one point over sixty feet of fluming
is out and Supt, o Neil has big
force of men at work repairing the