The daily sentinel., 1905-06-12

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gallupe spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. n. Spencer at Palisade.
j. w. Tyler has gone to Yampa in
the interest of the Grand Junction
Office of the Mutual Life of New York.
Yesterday a number of men left
the city for the lower valley to in
vestigate gold and uranium propo-
sition near Fruita
Mrs. Charles B. Rich was able to
be out yesterday for the first time in
seevral weeks. She has been quite
i'll for the past month.
The Masons will start at once the
work of preparing the room in the
Lyons building. just vacated by the
Sullivan sisters. for the use of the
lodge.
a big dancing party. composed
/ mainly of the members of the Mesa
Club. has been organized for the pur-
pose of attending the regular We'd
nesday night hop at the Auditorium
c. II. Newell of the reclamation
service is expected in the city this
evening. and will hold a conference
with officials of the Water Users As
sociation and others Interested in the
High Line ditch proposition.
Saturday r. A. Magill traded a
tract of land northwest of Fruita to
NJ. G. Steele for a house and lots in
the southeastern part of town. Mr.
Steele will move to the ranch at
once.
This week the band concert will
be given on Friday evening instead
Of Saturday evening. as the band will
go to Glenwood Springs Saturday to
entertain the thousands who will
gather there to participate in the
strawberry day festivities.
Frank Buehring yesterday shipped
ais shooting gallery, which has fur
nished much amusement in this and
other towns of western Colorado dur
ing the past two years, to McKees-
port. Pa. Mr.. Buehring says that the
freight on the gallery from here to
Pennsylvania was about one-half the
freight he paid on the gallery from
Kansas to this city.
About two hundred people were
out at the fair grounds yesterday
afternoon to see the game between
the Grand junction ball team and
the Rural Rubes of Fruitvale The
game was not a very strenuous one.
rhe score stood 12 TO in favor of
The Grand Junction team. The game
was called at 2:3O pm. and was con
sluded about o'clock.
l.. b. Mcmillan of Eagle county
was in the city this morning. He is
in bad health and thinks that a stay
in this valley will help him Mr.. Me
MILAN operates big ranch in Eagle
county. He has been resident OF
Colorado for twenty-five years, com
.ng to this state from Iowa He is
an old time friend of Capt. J. A. Ly-|
ons and other members of the Iowa
contingent in the valley.
There was quite large number OF
people at the Labor temple last night
10 participate in and to hear the de-
bate between members of the social
list and socialist labor parties. Var
ious statements that have been made
in the Appeal to Reason and the
Weekly People, the official organs of
the two parties, furnished the mater
ial for friendly and interesting dis
cussion. The meeting was a very
pleasant one for all present. 1t was
really an enjoyable social gathering.
A base ball team made up in this
city went down to Fruita yesterday
and played the Fruita team yesterday
afternoon. The Fruita team had ev-
erything its way from the start, CON
sequently the game was not a very
exciting one. The score stood is to
= in favor of the lower valley team.
The Grand Junction boys say that a
professional pitcher, an ex-member of
a league, played with the Fruita
team, and the Grand Junction boys
could not hit the balls he threw. A
big crowd watched the game.
Two men, arrested early this morn
ing as hoboes, were arraigned before
Judge sweeney. One was an old man
and crippled. He claimed that he
was en- route to Utah to visit friend.
The judge gave him twelve hours in
which leave town. The other was
a painter and said that he had been
working at Leadville for some time
until the work ran out, and he
thought maybe he could get employ |
ment here. He arrived last night |
The judge fined him So and suspend |
ed sentence under the condition that
he either get work or leave town
within twelve hours.
r. S. Fries of Nevada is one of the
advance guard of the thousands who
will enter the Uintah reservation, on
its opening on September /. Mr..
Fries will go to Vernal Utah, and re-
main there until the opening of the
reservation, conducting his business
which will afterward be removed to
he principal town to be established
N the reservation. Mr.. Fries intend