The daily sentinel., 1905-10-27

See the hospital ward of the Colo
RADIO asylum for the feeble minded in
Elmer Walters play. "A Thorough
bred Tramp"
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening in regu-
lar session. The hour of the meeting
is 1880 \ full attendance is desired
by the secretary
Luke II. Sperry, the surveyor,
Will leave the first of the week for
Denver where he VIII be engaged for
the next four or five weeks in the
work of surveying a site for the Du-
Pont Powder company.
There are two feet of snow at
the head of the Grand, North Thomp-
son and Poudre rivers. This is the
largest amount of snow ever known
to have fallen at the heads of these
rivers this early in the year
This evening the first of the ser
les of ten dances TO be given during
the season by the Mesa Dancing club
will take place at the Auditorium.
There will be a large attendance as
tie membership Of the club IS large
TIE Delta foot ball team and their
friends and rooters will arrive to-
morrow about noon on a special
train over the narrow guage. The
Grand Junction boys will entertain
the city
There should be, and doubtless
will be a large attendance at the foot
ball games tomorrow afternoon~at the
fair grounds. Delta VS. Grand June
tion and Fruits vs.. the Indian school,
are the two games scheduled for the
afternoon.
Sid King and w. A. Staley. who en-
gagged in a fight with the night police
Tuesday night, were arraigned before
Judge sweeney yesterday afternoon at
three O'Clock but for the second time
the trial was postponed and the
young men were sent to jail to await
a hearing on Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Hogan were ex-
pected TO arrive in the city last even
ing from Grand Junction. Mr.. Hogan
was called here Tuesday evening
owing to the serious illness of Mrs.
Hogan, who has been there for the
past month for the benefit of her
health.-Aspen Democrat.
Tonight the Congregational church
will be crowded by people out to en-
joy the splendid program to be rem
dered by the famous Temple Male
Quartette Concert company. the first
attraction of the seasons lyceum
course. The company consists of a
male quartette and Miss Catherine
Cole. a brilliant entertainer and
reader.
Mrs. A. L. Pearce of London, Eng,
and her sister. Mrs. Lillian Rice. OF
Denver, are visitors in the city. The
ladies are sisters of Mrs. John Mann
and Charles p. McCary, of this city
and formerly resided in Grand juno
ton. They are meeting many old
friends during their visit to their
relatives.
Grandview subdivision is located
just east of 9th street and north OF
North avenue and is now on the
market in 12 to 10-acre tracts al
only $25O.O0 per acre. 1t requires
almost fourteen lots to make one acre
This is a chance in lifetime. Come
early and get first choice. The Rich
Hutchison Realty. company. exclus-
i've agents, 537 Main street.
A record for packing apples was
made yesterday by three packers
employed in the orchard of Lee Hall
president of the Independent Fruit
Growers association. Sadie Dan
forth. Add Steele and Karl II. viii
liams packed 375 boxes jointly, dur
ing the day. an average of l25 boxes
each. Four cents per box is paid the
packer for his work consequently the
three young people received SIS for
lHelT WOIh yesterday. lnlS doubt
less breaks all records in the apple
packing business this season.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state for
the Campbell system of dry farming
The company has for its object the
furtherance of dry farming and will
establish farms, orchards and gar
dens, etc. throughout the plain sec
tions of Colorado and will interest
the farmers in this method of cereal
and fruit production. The associa-
tion is capitalized for 100000. The
railroads running through the plains
of the state have Joined with the
stockholders and have pooled land
{ to the extent of 81 900, 900 acres
The stockmen of the state are in
Iteresting themselves in what is known
as the bounty warrants" and will
make an attempt before the sixteenth
general assembly TO have special ap-
4 preparation bill passed for the pur-
! pose of reimbursing persons hold-
ing these warrants. The total amount
/ of the warrants outstanding is S35,-
900. In 1898 n bounty law was pass
cd providing bounties on wolves, coy
H.. md mountain lions. Since that
.m. hna7 animals have
been killed .. ...... Nui
no part of the amuuu. .. ...
I paid.
j, Il. Emmett and Thomas BItIur
wood, mining men of Utah. who have
I bpan In the effX for saypraI 1nA.a ms.