The daily sentinel., 1905-11-15

L. OAAhtAr VI dllohQts Is
town this morning.
E. T. Hughes. of Silyertcn, is in
the city today on short visit.
II. C.. Wagner, editor of the Fruita
Mail. is in town this afternoon.
To proposed members of X of c.
Date of organizing has been post
poned for the present.
w. s. Darrow, one of the most
prominent citizens of Durango, is
spending the day in the city.
Secure seats early for that grand
old play of rural life, Uncle Josh
/ Spruceby," opera house next Monday
night.
Ed Jenkins of Guthrie county,
/ Iowa, arrived in the city yesterday for
visit with friends among the Iowa
contingent.
The Citizens Gas & Coke company
is unloading a large shipment of new
machinery at their plant on South
Ninth street.
Forecast for western Colorado,
as telegraphed from the district
center at Denver. for Sc hours ending
I 6 p. m. Fair tonight and Thursday
I Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Mann leave
his evening for Thurman, Iowa. on
visit TO relatives. They will re-
turn TO Grand Junction about De-
cember LIST.
C. A. Steyn. one of the promoters
of the Grand Junction electric rail-
way, was an arrival from Denver last
night and will spend several days
7 in the city.
Tomorrow evening at the home of
Mrs. w. r. Goslin at SCI Ouray ave-
nue. the ladies of the Baptist church
will serve supper. Price 25 cents
! Everybody invited.
/ Fred Halbour, Horace r. DeLong
and William A. Marsh, made their re-
port yesterday to the county court
as appraisers of property in which
I r. S. Steele is interested.
The railroad sidlngs in the yards
of the sugar factory are constantly
filled with cars of sugar beets. 1t
Will be some time yet before all the
deliveries have been made.
The railroads have made low
rates from Leadville. Pueblo and
many points TO Grand Junction on ac-
count of the big Sunday school con-
vention to be held here next week.
The secretary of the interior has
withdrawn from entry 309,12O acres
of land in the Cheyenne land district,
Wyoming, with the view of convert
ing the same into permanent forest
reserves
Oscar Platt, the livery man, is
able to be out again today after be-
ing confined to his room for several
days suffering from a sprained ankle
as n result of the runaway accident
Sunday. He is forced to use crutches.
Last night the members of school
board for District No. l met in regu-
lar session. No business of general
interest to the public came up for
attention. The session was a short
one. number of bills were ap-
proved and ordered paid.
A big auction sale of farming i'm
I plements. household goods. horses
and cattle, is being held this after
noon at the Dunbar ranch on Fruit
Ridge. The Dunbar family will re-
move to California. J. A. McLuen
has charge of the sale and f. A. Yel-
ton is the clerk.
The Salida rabbit hunting club
held its first roundup of the season
Monday The roundup was made in
the San Luis valley. Over one hun
dred hunters participated and num-
ly coo rabbits were killed and one
coyote was slain. The club viii have
series of round ups.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller and wife
Mrs. Willard Taylor. Mrs. f. 7. Tay-
lor and II. b. Teller, left the city last
night for their homes in Denver. ae-
companied by Mr.. II. J. Teller and
bride that far on their wedding jour
ney. Senator Teller was warmly
greeted by many friends during his
short stay in this city.
The annual meeting of the stocl
holders of the Grand Valley Irriga
tion company will be held at the office
of the secretary, William S Wallace
in this city on December 2. At thai
time new officers will be elected. The
board of directors of the association
held monthly meeting yesterda,
afternoon.
The state game and fish commits
sioner has received telegram from
Capt. C. G.. Hall. of White Rocks
Utah. to the effect that the United
States soldiers are using every pre-
caution known to prevent the Indians
from making their annual hunting
raid into Colorado Many complaints
regarding the depredations of the red
men have already been made.
During the past ten days, or since
the delinquent tax list has been given
publication and the date of the sale
of land for taxes fixed upon, many
tardy taxpayers have called or
County Treasurer Williams and set
tied up in order to get off of the ad-
vertised list. However it looks as il
there will be a good many sales to
be made in order to bring in the
taxes.
November 23rd will be the centen-
I nial anniversary of the discovery OF
{ Pixies peak by Lietenant Zebulon NJ
! pike. the explorer and pathfinder
Z he having come in sight of the high
5 peak with its eternal SHOWS on the
( afternoon of Nov %, 1905. The
day should be marked with some
I general celebration and steps toward
8 holding such celebration have been
I taken.
s With this issue of the Interstate
News the property of the Teller
: Publishing company passes under a
I new management, l.. G. Bradley and
n. f. Blythe have purchased con
5 trolling interest. c. A. Foreman will
be stock holder in the new company
s and c. II. Martin will retire from the
I business Interstate News, Lewis
s ton, Idaho, Mr.. Martin, formerly OF
! Palisade, will return to this county
( to reside.
I Yesterday was the fourteenth
{ birthday of Miss Florence Alderman
: the attractive little daughter of Mrs