The daily sentinel., 1905-10-20


lea, after which the doors will be
thrown open and a genuine social
will be held. The program is quite
lengthy, and all who attend are assur-
ed of a good time.
Lawrence Hynes lost a pair OF
springs from his wagon last night in
going from his home to his ranch.
north of this city. The finder will
confer a favor on Mr.. Hynes by leav-
ing the springs at his home or at the
Fruit Growers association.
NJ. wilkins. the old gentleman,
who keeps the business streets clean,
has improved the appearance of the
corner of Sixth and Colorado by
clearing away and burning the dead
grass and other trash along the ditch
and on the want lots this morning.
Miss Rose McCary and Mrs. o. M.
p. Steel have returned from Rocky
Ford, where they went to attend the
session of the grand lodge of Rebek-
abs. They report a most pleasant
session of the grand lodge organiza-
ton. to which they were delegates.
Mr.. anr Mrs. Matt Flynn lefa last
night for Denver. Mrs. Flynn will
go from there to Galesburg, Illinois.
her old home and will visit there
for quite an extended period. She
ern points. Mr.. Flynn will join her
later for a months vacation period.
AS result of those people who de-
sired heating systems put in this fall,
waiting until cold weather was up
on them to have the work done, sever
al buildings and residences have been
without heat during the present cold
snap and the men who install heat
ing systems and working day and
night.
The trial of the civil case in which
o. w. Hoskins is plaintiff and c. Il.
Jaynes is the defendant involving
the killing of a dog, was completed
at late hour yesterday afternoon in
Judge Sweney's court Arguments
were made by the attorneys and
Judge sweeney took the matter under
Rev. Frank f. Walters who re-
signed as pastor of the Christian
church as has been announced. has ac-
cepted the pastorate of a. church at
Neosho. Mo. and will leave within
a short time to take up his new work.
The Neosho church is large one and
the members of the congregation are
fortunate in securing Rev. Walters
for their pastor.
Ed Powers, a mining man who was
first of the week was brought to this
city this morning 1t was the in
tention of his friends to take him TO
his home in Silverton but on account
of the strike there ii was decided to
let him remain here for medical at
tention. Powers is suffering from
a broken hip. He is quite well known
here.
The new directors room which has
been added to the rooms of the Mesa I
County National bank, in the Canon
block. has been fitted up in elegant
style for the use of that body Since I
The reorganization of the bank into /
4 national Institution the board OF /
directors meet regularly the first 4
Tuesday in each and every month, for I
he transaction of business. The very /
small area of the rooms made it nee
'essary to provide new room for
he directorate and the board feel
nicely housed in their new apartment
That there is a distinct difference |
n the quality of draught horses of 1
Mesa county and those of few years
lgo. can be attested by the fact that Il
iery recently Manager j II. Lavery, 7
If the Grand Junction Smelling COM
lany. purchased twelve large horses
or strictly draught work purposes,
200 pounds. These horses were pur-
'hased by Mr.. Lavery to work at the
mines being operated by the company
It or near Crested Butte, the ore OF
which will be shipped to the smelter
n this city.
j. w. Fell. of Buffalo, N. Y, is in
he city. Mr.. Fell is one of the di-
eetors of the Spencer Seedless Apple
ompany and is in CONJUNCTION with
lis brother. one of Buffalo's most
attorneys, the largest
4 the company. Mr. Fell says the
richards of that sub-company at
.ockport are in fine condition and
hat next spring they will be ready to
ell seedless apple trees to orchard
SITS in the state. Mr. Fell has been
pending several days here with Mr..
J. l.. Green, secretary of the home
ompany
II. c. BuelSlin is home from Wis
/ to California. MIR. Bucklin had
cry pleasant time while in the coast
tate. He was met in Salt Lake by
ierman Hoesch and conducted to the
flying Dutchman mines at Eureka. |
ir. Bucklin states that Manager Geo
r Barton of the mine has gotten it
nto most splendid shape. The work 4
lie has done has been strictly up-to-
late and will doubtless assist greatly
n achieving results from his mine Mr.
iucklin stated that President Hoesch
nd Manager Barton viii at once com
nence the construction of shaft |
Iouse to protect the mine and that
'perations may be successfully con
Iucted in winter. other improve
nents In the mine are contemplated
which will add materially to making I
his property eventually n very large
PRODUCER. All the work which is
'eing done. is in accordance with the
lest known manner of mine work
nd as If the company had no other I
than the mine will make
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