The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-07

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Sing tonight. - 'ins
The application for the writ. fl =.
SAID, Will act as a stay of execution
ia Tribble, Fints Dean and othe,
raIissde people are in town this after.
Mrs. George Gordon left yesterday
l lor Denver where she will spend sew.
., II you have a house to rent. either
furnished or unfurpished advertisa
it in the Sentinel. ''''e
sentence was pronounced by JUS
tlce Rogers in the criminal branch
OF the state supreme court.
since the handsome new fixtures
nave been installed the interior of the
than ever
Notice was at once given that an
appeal to the supreme court of the
united states on a writ of error
would be taken.
The Western bank, one of the in
stltutions which failed in Denver in
the summer. on December IS will nav
dividend of 40 per cent.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies of
e . AA1 tAAAtA AdluEu a large
crowd at their social in the guild
room and netted a good sized sum.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jay will leave
this evening for San Diego. California
where they will spend the winter in
enjoying the sea coast atmosphere
NJ F. Fredericks is having a hand
some new show case placed in the
postotiice book store. 1t is of the very
latest pattern and of large dimen-
sions.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet tomorrow evening
for the first time in two weeks. Sew.
eral important matters are to be con-
sidered.
Rev. Eugene H. Smith and fam
lily Will move out to the fine fruit
ranch in the Pomona district which
Rev. Smith recently purchased. in a
few days.
There have been no new devotion.
ments in the case of Mowrey aud no
word has been received from the
missing contractor either by his fam
lily or by those with whom he has
had business dealings.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McCulloch en-
tertained a large party of friends at
whist last evening in a most charm
ing manner. About thirty ladies and
beulltlueu were present.
Dr. l.. F. Ingersoll is acting as city
physician until the city council choos-
es a successor to DR.. II. S. Henderson,
the regular city physician, who has
removed from the city.
Tomorrow night the Eagles VIII
give a big smoker at Elks hall. All
members are requested to be present
and a good time is assured. The
Eagle smokers are always enjoyable
affairs.
An alarm of fire was sent in to
the department from the Western ho-
tel about three fifteen o'clock this
afternoon. 1t proved to be a false
alarm and outside of creating much
excitement no damage was done.
The retirement of George H. Dam
iels as general passenger agent of the
New York Central leaves Major S.
X Hooper of the d. & h. G. the old
est active general passenger agent
in the United States.
Last night with fitting ceremony a
free public library was opened at De-
Beque The library was installed
by the Epworth League of the
Methodist church and will be manag-
ed by that society. 1t contains a
large number Of volumes and acqui-
sations will be made frequently.
AS a result OF a local in the SEN
tinel yesterday E. A. ielton found
the horse which he has been search
ing for the past twenty-four hours.
Mr.. Carsons, residing on Struthers
avenue took up stray horse yester-
day, and seeing the local in the paper
called up Yelton and found that the
horse was his. Nothing pays better
than advs. in the Sentinel.