The daily sentinel., 1905-06-27
The carnirnl next weak.

Mrs. Z. II. CONeS mas Deeu qulle
i'll for several days.
Sterling b. Lacy has accepted a
position as salesman in the Enter
prise grocery.
The Sentinel Office was favored
with several delightful selections by
an Italian orchestra of three pieces
yesterday afternoon at a late hour.
Harold b. Lutes is expected to ar
rive in the city in a few days on
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
B. Lutes. Mr.. Lutes is in business
in Denver.
If the lady who took my sunshade
from the Fair yesterday will be kind
enough TO return same. she Will find
her own and very much oblige Mrs.
f. f. Eldridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Vedder ar
rived home last night from their visit
to the Plateau valley. Mr.. Nedder
states that conditions are most pros
porous in that section.
The Worlds Fair Midway & Car
nival Company opens an engagement
in the city Wednesday of next week.
One OF the best carnival companies
that ever visited Colorado.
Arthur Stiles and w. j. Tulken
of the United States geological sur
vey were in the city last evening
and this morning, en- route to Mont
rose. Mr.. Stiles was accompanied
by his wife.
The ranchmen of the lower valley
and other portions of the county are
still having much trouble fighting
the worm that is damaging the al
falfa, potato and sugar beet crops,
but the worm is being eXterminated-
July >, 6, Z and S are the dates
OF the engagement of the Worlds
in
this city. A dozen high class shows
and several big and thrilling free at
fractions every afternoon and even
ing.
Have you forgotten about the big
carnival company that plays in the
city next week under the auspices
of the Chamber OF Commerce. \
dozen big shows and great free at
fractions daily. July ., &, Z and $
are the dates.
Quite number of electric fans
have been installed in different busi-
ness houses by the Grand Junction
Electric & Gas Company. The Sen
ate restaurant and the Windsor cafe
make their patrons more comfortable
through the service of the fans.
The Eagles Booster Club is boost
ing hard and heavy for the Eagles
ball. to be held at the Auditorium
on the evening of July 4, the pro-
ceeds of which are TO help defray the
expenses of the big delegation OF
boosting Eagles that will go to the
national convention to boost for the
great Eagles home for Grand June
ton.
Thursday evening at the Bethel
church five holders of Demorest sill
yer medals will engage in a contest
9 10
pie form what is known as the
Fruita class. Those who will com
pete for the gold medal are Charles
Thomas, Clarence Pffenberger,
Blair McTaggart Amy Ballard and
Margaret Cox.
This morning James U. Harris re
ceived one dozen queen bees from
PENNSYLVANIA. The royal bees came
by mail each queen with a number
of attendants being snugly housed
in a small wooden box, air holes be-
ing arranged in corners and sides of
the boxes. The queens will reign
over the different colonies of Mrs.
Harris apiary.
Night Marshal O'Neil rounded up
the drunken men and one beggar
last night, and the quartet were ar
raigned before Judge Sweeney OF the
police court this morning. The three
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly were given the usual fine
and the beggar was also found guilty
and fined, The four were unable to
pay the assessments and were sent
to Jail.
Sunday work was resumed in the
west end of the great Gunnison tun-
mel where the recent accident hap
pened. The tunnel is now in $50
feet 1t is expected that distance
of 20 feet daily will be accomplished.
The shaft which is being sunk 5000
feet from this portal has reached a
depth of 200 feet-but 40 feet to go
before reaching the tunnel level,
when a force of men will be started
on two different drifts, one toward
the west portal and the other to
ward the river portal.
one of the big city reservoirs was
dry this morning, and it became nee
essary to attach the other pump in
order to refill the reservoir and to
keep the city supplied with water.
At . am. there was only 10 pounds
pressure at the pumping station. By
noon the other pump was working
and the reservoir is being rapidly
filed. When people are using water
in such great quantities as at pres
ent. it is almost impossible to sue
cesstully meet the supply with the
present discharge pipes. Day before
yesterday over 100000 of water
were used and the supply yesterday
was nearly as great.
President James Z. Harris of the
National Bee Keepers Association,
announces that great preparations
are to be made for the next meet
ing OF the national association. 1t
will be held in San Antonio, the
great Texan city, for several days
beginning October so. One of the
big social features of the meeting
viii be great Mexican banquet,
Side trips into old Mexico will be
made by the delegates. Mr.. Har-
ris in speaking of the attendance eX-
pected. informs us that large delega-
tions from California, Utah and 9th
er western states will come through
the city en- route to the convention.
and an effort will be made to get
them to stop over here for a short
visit while en- route to San Antonio.
Last evening nearly all OF the
members of the Academy of Sciences
and quite a number OF outside friends
gathered in the offices of Dr. S. NJ.
Bradbury for the purpose of listen
ing to a lecture by Prof. Dinsmore
of Maine, a mVmber of the National