The daily sentinel., 1905-04-18

M NE charge Of all its lines on and after
Heretofore the business has been
lHiaed between the United States
ana Wells Fargo companies.
Mrs John d. Reeder is a visitor
TO the city.
Jesse c. Glassford returned last
hlEhJ from the Plateau valley.
Now is the time to subscribe for
The Daily Sentinel. soc per month.
Five plumbers of the city who are
members OF the United Association
OF Plumbers quit work yesterday un-
I'll certain matters We're settled.
George J. d. Williams and others
VINO went to the Sinbad country last
week 10 investigate some mining
propositions, returned home today.
Mrs. Charles Wilson. daughter of
Nj. and Mrs. Edward Eskridge. mas
Ieli FOR her home in Philadelphia. af-
Ter spending some time in this city.
Sunday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
me band Will give a concert courpli-
mentary TO the citizens of Grand
Junction in the city park. An excel
lent program Will be given
Miss Mynott OF salt Lake CITY is
here for the purpose OF demonstrate
ING for the Sweet Candy Company of
SAT- Lake City Her demonstrations
will be made for the benefit of the
customers in the Haskell Smith and
Arthur drug stores, and will no doubt
be interesting and pleasing
The residence Of Lem Miller at 23N
White avenue caught fire this after
noon about $50 o'clock. and for the
second time today the fire alarm was
sounded. The department was ON
the scene almost Immediately and the
Names were soon eNtiuguished The
fire started i'm the ceiling from a de
fectiye ilue.
Sunday night four hoboes. two
white men and two negroes, engaged
in fight at Helper. One of the
white men was badly injured. re-
ceiviug about fifteen cuts on the head
and upper part of the body How
ever, he will recover. 1t is said that
the men had robbed a freight car.
and finding "a casl of wine they We're
soon drunk and the quarrel followed.
The Grand Junction banu will rem
der complimentary Easter Sunday
concert in the City park on Sunday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock The program
will consist Of sacred selections as
we'll as classic music. This is the
first concert by the band for the sum
mer saeson and is rendered compli-
mentary TO the citizens There are
few cities in the state that can boast
a better band than this city There
should be general turning out to
hear the excellent music rendered by
the home organization
V. Gucrest and wife. who have
spent some time in this city, will
leave tomorrow for their home in
Hamilton. o MIR. Gilcrest was here
for the purpose OF experimenting
the opening Of the Red Trunk cloth
] ing house, one of the new mercantile
houses OF the city and one of the
most delightfully."- equipped for trade.
During their stay in this city Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilcrest have made many warm
friends who will regret their depart
ure and who will be glad to welcome
them back at any time.
The announcement is made that
the Denver & Rio Grande and the
Colorado Midland railroads have con-
tracted to bring 1000 Russians into
this section to labor in the beet
lltlhH Aul lllE AAAf NbAllhtT ''hfbAAH ~
Russians are to come from Nebraska
where representatives. of the Western
Sugar & Land Company are now en-
gagged in securing the laoorers. Sew
eral hundred of the laborers will be
left i'm the Grand valley, while 9th
ers will be taken to DELTA, Montrose
and other points.
The funeral of John Hammer, who
died Sunday at his home on his
ranch. the old Scovill place, about
one mile from the city on the Fruita
road. will take place tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock from the family
residence Rev. Weir will conduct
the services and Undertaken Gourley
will have charge OF the funeral. Mr..
/ Hammer has been a resident of the
valley for three years His wife and
one son and one daughter survive
him. Miss Hammer arrived today
from Boulder