The daily sentinel., 1905-10-03

All men who have applications in
for labor at factory will please re-
port on Thursday morning, October
9th nj am.
II. J. Carney. of Ouray. is in town
today.
Jesse. Hyde, of Palisade, is in town
today
The county commissioners are in
session this-week.
J. r. Richards. bf shoshone, Ida,
is a new arrival in the-city.
r. ID. Wood Df- -f9oBedue. is in town
today looking after business matters.
Supt. Vedder yesterday started the
work of toshingA the sewers of the
city.
Several light SHOWS have fallen on
the Grand Mesa during the past ten
days.
William s. Wallace returned last
night from trip up the narrow
guage
Fred I. Robbison, of Ell. Dorado.
Kansas. is among the new arrivals
in the city.
Mrs. wendall p. Ella returned home
Sunday night from a pleasant visit
to Denver.
The heating system is being in
stalled in the new addition to the
Ia Court hotel
Several hunting parties left the
city yesterday, and others will leave
during the week
Tim Woods and wife. of Norton.
Kansas, arrived last night and will
spend some time here
The Elks transacted much business
last night at the regular meeting.
There was a large attendance.
G. W. Case and Mr. and Mrs. Cam
eron. of Salt Lake City. are epend-
ing few days in Grand Junction.
The repairs ON the Grand Valley
ditch made necessary on account of
the heavy rains, are about complet-
ed
J. II. Quinton. of the United States
Reclamation Service. was in the city
last night en- route east from Mont
rose.
Timothy Manion, the well known
mining man, came in last night from
Ouray to spend a few days with his
family.
The official board of the Methodist
church met last evening at the
church. Considerable business was
transHrted
Oliver Dean. the district court
stenographer, came down from Ouray
Yesterday to be present at the open
ing of district court
] ne OAAObtI OF ldil term OF Inc
Mesa county district court convened
this morning. The session will not
be n very lengthy one.
The High school football team and
the Indian school football team are
having a contest at the Indian school
grounds this afternoon.
The Tenderfoot," the greatest OF
all western operate comedies, at the
opera house Friday night Seventy
people. mostly pretty girls.
Two men charged with being drunk
and disorderly were arraigned yes
terday afternoon in the police court
They We're found guilty and fined.
DR.. p. p. Collins, Messrs. Reeves
and Currans. left yesterday morning
for the big Salt Wash on hunting
trip. They will be gone week.
Several new pupils entered the
Grand junction Business college(dur-
ing the past week. The enrolment
Is large and good work Is being done.
About fifteen new crossings have
already been put in position by Street
I Commissioner Armstrong aud his
force, a new crossing is put in every
day. In all about forty new cross
ings will be made.
Secure seats now for "The Tender
foot" the sale is moving along rapid
ly the audience will be a big one
One of the biggest and brightest at
I fractions of the season. Seats sell
ing at Haskells pharmacy.
Barton Plunketet. son of Joseph
/ Plunkett, who was accidentally shot
in the leg Saturday. is getting along
nicely. No further attempt will be
made to locate or remove the bullet
unless it gives the boy trouble.
Friday evening there will be a
Demorest silver medal contest at the
I Methodist church. All the speakers
viii be young men, each speaker will
have n live. interesting address.
Good special features. Admission
only ten cents.
There is tendency on the part OF
many boys and men to violate the
bicycle ordinance The riding of BIZ
cycles on the sidewalks. the city
police are determined. must stop, and
several arrests will doubtless be
made in the near future.
The last band concert OF the sea
son was given on the corner of Firth
and Main streets Saturday night
Owing to the cool weather the crowds
out were not as large as usual. The
Saturday night band concerts are
among the most pleasant features OF
Grand functions summer and early
I fall and they were of the very high
est quality this season.
Last night the regular monthly
meeting of the Carnegie library
board was held at the library ma
/ jority of the members being pres
ent. The regular routine business
was given attention. and matters Of
interest We're discussed at length
It was announced that Mrs. b. f.
jay, the librarian. had presented the
/ library with a handsome set of THE
Romances of History"
Oscar l.. Figman, the star who
will be seen at the Park opera house
I Friday. October 9Th in The Tender
foot" that breezy opera of western
I life, is fast becoming thing OF
knocks and bruises Figman has
much dancing in the role OF Prof
Pettibone. and in the past three weeks
he has sprained his ankle once. skin
ned his "shins" three times, and been
thrown by Rupert. the fractions
donkey which plays such an import
ant part in the piece. twice. In ad
dition to this he has been thrown over
the footlights when the other dancers
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