The daily sentinel., 1905-07-24

EARLE Button was a visitor in
Glenwood yesterday.
The family of w. NJ. Smith is
spending few days at the Goldsby
lake camp.
Next Monday will be the biggest
day in the history OF Grand Junction
when Barnum x Bailey's huge show
arrives.
Miss Mayme Mckee and Miss
Anna Erickson, who have been spend
ing the past Two weeks resting in
Glenwood Springs, will be home in
a few days.
Mrs Edward Simmons leaves to-
night for Billings, Mont. to join her
husband. The many friends of the
lady greatly regret her departure to
make her home elsewhere.
Mrs. Frank Hereford will ar
rive in the city tonight from Odessa.
Mo. Mrs. Hereford is the wife of
the youngest brother of Mrs. Sampel
\. Wheeler and will visit at the
Wheeler home for some time. Sam
uel y. Wheeler, Esq, went to Colo
rado Springs TO accompany his sis
ter-in-law to this city.
The drag net Of the city police
closed over eleven vags this morning
and last night They were taken he
fore Police Magistrate sweeney, and
all of them were held and fines as
sessed against them, save one, whose
fine was suspended There will be
lots OF work done this drag net
during the next two weeks.
The Ranch, the new drinking
saloon opened by Gail Murray. as
manager, Saturday night. was one
of the events of the evening. The
Ranch is one of the most elegantly
appointed saloons in western Colo
rado and an immense crowd was at
tracted to the new resort. The Grand
Junction band, after it had finished
its regular Saturday night concert.
played an engagement at the saloon.
Free lunch was part of the program
of the evening, and ample justice was
done the splendid menu that Mana
ger Murray set before his guests.
The Post, it is said, contains an
article in its Sunday editinu=au in
terview with Major II. F. Myton-iu
which that gentleman takes oppor-
tunity to do as much injury to the
Uintah reservation as it is possible
for an individual to do. Mytou is
the man who always gives Colorado
black eye when opportunity pre-
sents itself. He was in charge of the
Indians at the reservation when they
made their raids into Colorado. and
was positively insulting to the COVER
nor of Colorado in his reply to any
protest made. 1t is charged that My
ton is in the employ of private agen-
cies interested in the reservation
lands, and it stands him in hand to
keep as many people away from the
reservation as possible.
Lawrence Barber was the win
ner of first time in the road race at
Glenwood yesterday, and for the
first prize received $50 National BIZ
cycle, or the same wheel exactly that
he rode in the race. He also won a
solid gold medal, costing $50: also
an annual pass to the pool in Glen
wood. Bert NanHoorebeke won a
$40 Crescent for winning first place.
and an elegant 17-jewel Elgin gold
watch for winning second time. Fe-
liX Carson won fourth place and a
round trip ticket to any place on the
Midland route. Louie Ziemann won
a round trip ticket also and a gold
locket for winning fourth time and
fifth place. Out of the thirteen priz-
es offered, eight We're carried home
by the Junction boys. They trained
hard for the race with the exception
of Felix Carson and proved that per
severance and steady life lead to sue
cess in this branch of athletics.