The daily sentinel., 1905-05-16

/ Carl Kohr, well known tailor,
left this morning for ouray to spend
the summer months.
Another large contingent of Rus
sian laborers for the beet fields will
be brought into the county this week.
y. X. Baker of Philadelphia, rep
resenting the keystone Type Foun-
dry Company, was a visitor to the
city today.
Walter Wilhelmy left last night at
midnight for Pueblo, called there on
important business matters. He Will
return in a few days.
The directors of the Civic I'm
provement League meet this evening
in regular session for the transaction
of much important business.
Preparations are being made for
the commencement exercises at the
! Indian school. AS usual a splendid
program will be arranged for the oc-
casion.
Frank Thompson will go to Pal
isade to morrow to take up and con-
/ tinue the work of securing statfs-
/ tics and contracts for the new cleo
trio line.
The Sunday schools of the Plateau
valley will hold big rally at Coll
bran on Sunday. May 81. The exer-
cises will occupy the entire day and
the evening.
Mrs. Fred Wolfe and baby, wife
. and daughter of Fred Wolfe, the pop
ular Rio Grande conductor. are in
the city visiting Mrsi. Wolfe's moth
er, Mrs E. e. Taylor
The special committee on estab-
fishing the grade for the city is work
ing hard to get matters in shape to
make a final report to the council
at the next session. which occurs
Wednesday, May 90
II. E. Jepson, recently moved to
this county from Iowa, has purchased
the shoemakins shop of j. p. Con
ley, located on Fourth street MIR.
Jepson comes to the city highly rec
commended as a good citizen
B. o. Selbach of Denver the spe
cial agent of the Aachen & Munich
Insurance Company, is in the city to
adjust the loss sustained by the fire
in the dressmalling and millinery
| parlors of the Garstke sisters
Yves Flagg, the well known bar
ber, has added handsome new ton
sorial case to his barbering parlors.
The case is being installed in his new
quarters which he will occupy short
ly, just south of his present quar-
ters.
Manager Smith of the proposed
electric railway has received word
from c. E. Jenkins. who is making a
canvass of the country through which
the proposed electric line is to run
that the people of the Plateau valley
are very enthusiastic over the matter
Rev. Mr.. Currens, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Glenwood
Springs. accompanied by his wife. is
in the city for few days. They are
guests of Dan Hill of the Mesa Coun-
ty National Bank. Mr.. Hill and
Rev. Currens are old-time college
friends.
The fourteen hoboes were taken to
the rock quarry on the south side of
the river today. 1t was thought that
time and money could be saved by
having them work right at the quar-
ry in breaking rock, so that the rock
would have to be handled but the one
time. Deputy Knowles took four
teen to the quarry.
Plateau Valley Voice: Grand juno
tion has place of amusement which
will doubtless receive a liberal pat
ronage the coming years. 1t is tech
nically known as the Rock Pile, and
will be maintained at public expense
for the entertainment of individuals
belonging to the genus hobo and all
others who, for various reasons. are
being lodged and entertained at pub
I lie expense.
After a very careful examination
of the loss sustained by the Fruita
/ Mercantile Company, it has been fig
ured down that they lost exactly in
/ cash the sum of $l19.24. Besides
this amount of cash there were sew
eral suits of clothing and several
pieces of firearms taken, This is
considerably better than at first re
ported. 1t was thought at first that
the cash loss to the company was
about $500.
The amount of money received
from the payment of dog taxes at the
city hall during the past three days
is greater by almost half than the
amount received from this tax dur
ing the past two years. This is the
result of the earnest campaign of the |
city officials against the dogs upon |
which no taxes have been paid, There |
will be no cessation in this work |
Tax must be paid on every dog in |
the city or it will be killed by the |
city marshal.
The special train carrying the large
delegation of local Eagles to Mont
rose left the city this afternoon at I