The daily sentinel., 1905-04-03
Tomorrow election day.

Mrs. Anna Collins is in Salt LAKE
City this week, the guest of friends
P. T. Stevens. the big sheep mar
from Montrose. was 4 visitor to the
city over Sunday.
a large crowd was out saturday
night to attend the regular weekly
dance at the Auditorium.
Judge Walter 5. Sullivan and
daughter, Miss Elsie. returned yes
terday from their visit to Denver.
Owing to the inclement weather
the meeting planned by the socialist
labor people TO be held in the city
park did not materialize.
Clinton H. Martin. former editor
of the Palisade Tribune, is now To-
Gated at Lewiston, Ida, where lac
ness.
The plans and specifications for the
new parsonage TO be erected by the
Baptist church are now being pre-
pared by Jesse b. Boyer, the archi-
teCt
The CITY schools opened today. the
pupils refreshed after a weeks Va
cation. which was certainly enjoyed
10 the fullest extent by the young
people
c. f. Bond received a large con
signment OF new furniture today. Mr..
Bond is enjoying a prosperous and
growing patronage. and his stock is
a large and well selected one.
W c. McCurdy left Saturday night
| for Boston. Mass. where he will at
tend the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Grand junction Smelt-
ing Company. Mr.. McCurdy viii rep
resent the interests of the local stock
holders.
Palisade Tribune: j. r. Foester
viii meet with the city council next
Tuesday night and present a propo-
sition in regard TO mountain water
The plan will cost from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Jesse B. Boyer. the we'll known ar
chitect, is now preparing the plans
and specifications for a handsome
store building TO be erected at Pal
isade by j. w. Hugus & Company.
The building is to cost about $1,000.
Mrs. Ursa r. Abbott is suffering
from a sprained ankle which she sus-
lained Friday night at the dance of
the Mesa Club. While dancing. her
ankle turned and the sprain result
ed. Mrs. Abbott is much improved
today
The odd Fellows are considering
proposition, made by Capt J. A Ly-
ons. relating to the building of
second story on the Lyons block on
Fourth street, to be used by the odd
Fellows as a lodge room. The prop
ositiOn, IL is said, is meeting with
general approval.
Fruita Mail: The two hotels that
are soon to be built. one at Mack and
one at Dragon, Will contain 81 rooms
each and will be among the best in
the west. They will be built of stone
and be thoroughly modern both in
construction and equipment. They
will be owned by the railroad com
pany.
+. b, Johnson, who has charge of
the big work going on at Westwater.
Utah, for the reclamation of large
body OF land, is a pleasant visitor to
the city today. Mr.. Johnson was
mayor of Lansing. Mich, for several
terms, and made most splendid
record as the chief executive of that
city.
1t is reported that Mrs. A. Engel.
who has been spending the past win
ter and is still in Texas for the ben
eft of her health, is improving
though she has not entirely recov-
cred her former health. Her many
friends in this city viii be pleased to
hear of her convalescence and hope
for her ultimate recovery.
Rehearsals are being held nightly
by the Honolulu Queen Comedy Com
pany, which will present the two
act musical comedy. stranded in
Honolulu at the opera house on
Friday evening of this week There
is every promise that the perform
ance Will be first class. and large
Z a
On Wednesday evening of this
week at the Auditorium the Adelphic
Club, composed of young people. will
give a private skating party. The
crowd will number about twenty
couples and every arrangement for
a pleasant evening has been made by
the committee on arrangements COM
posed of Jay Clary, Dwight Newton
and Mr.. Thornton.
Yesterday the socialist labor peo-
pie scattered 1000 copies of the
Weekly People, the official organ of
the party. which contains half col
umn article on the political situa-
tion in Grand Junction and the work
being done by the members of the
party al this place. The city ticket
was published and an account of the
bohn meetings given,
Palisade Tribune: W. A. Powel's
car of trees contained $4,000. Those
who will set the largest number from
these are: George Scroggins. 1000.
f. NJ. Burger. 1000; j. W. Canaan.
1000: $. Il. Davis, 1900: j. f. Ew-
ing, 1000; j. j. Hampton. 900.
las McComache. 600. f. X. Roe.
lu00; II. T. Reed, 800. A. b. Spit
lcr 1000; J, w Wister. 1000: J..
w. Richards, l,OOO. A. C.. Bickford.
/ 1000; j. +. Campbell 1000. Bert
7 Davis, l&OO; j. w. Shook. 900: II
] 2. Nelson, 1000: Chas Linn. 750:
/ w. c. Strain, . 900. Mr.. Powell also
has ear al the Junction of 10000
trees. OF the $1,000 trees received
by him. Go,0oo We're peaches.
Or. Merritt the venerable minis
ter who is acting In the capacity of
assistant pastor of the First Method
list church of this city. is very pop
/ ular with the Methodist congregation
/ At every service there is a large at
tendance and the doctors sermons
are highly appreciated He is a very
able and very delightful speaker
Every discourse he has delivered
since occupying the local pulpit has
been powerful one beautiful and