The daily sentinel., 1905-06-15

Elan Blain returned last night
frfom Collbran. where he has been
visiting for the past four weeks.
Miss Marie Dorsey returned to her
home in Leadville tonight after
spending a week with Miss Alma
Lumsden.
Undertaken A. l.. Gourley sent
casket to Palisade at noon to contain
the remains of Bert Bradshaw, the
victim of the runaway accident.
Yesterday at Montrose the citizens.
by vote of 1870 to i. decided to is
sue 100000 in water bonds for the
purpose of completing the city water
works.
S3.25 to ouray and return. June
20. Train leaves d. & r. G. depot
at 6:30 am. June 90. For tickets
and other information, see S. G.
Hum. city agent.
p. w. Garrod Of Philadelphia, one
of the foremost stockholders in the
Uintah railway. is in the city today.
meeting a number of the prominent
business men.
The band concert will be given to-
morrow evening instead of Saturday
evening. as the band will go to Glen
wood Saturday. The concert tomor-
row evening will be given on the cor
ner of Fourth and Main.
a check for $4,000 was received
by Judge w. A. Marsh secretary of
the Mutual Savings & Building As
sociation, for investment stock of the
association. The money came from
a former resident of this city.
The Epworth League social an
nounced for tomorrow evening at the
Methodist church has been postponed.
The business meeting of the league
will be held. however. tomorrow ev-
ening promptly at 1880 o'clock.
The Sentinel is in receipt of post
card today from the editor of its con
temporary, the News, A. c. Newton
from Muscogee. I. T. From the con
tents of the card, evidently Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton are enjoying their trip
with the National Editorial excur-
sionists very much indeed.
There was a veritable shower of
cotton this morning at about the
noon hour. 1t was particularly no
ticeable at the corner of Fifth and
Main streets, the wind blowing from
the south carrying the cotton up the
street so that it had every appearance
of fall of large snow flakes.
Every article repaired by us leaves
our shop looking like new. We have
the best facilities in the city for max
ing all kinds of jewelry to order.
Bring in your old gold and have ii
made into something that you can
wear. We guarantee all our work !
Our prices and our work are right. !
Primrose Jewelry & Music Company !
This morning pretty little daugh-
ter made her appearance at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Chapman, and |
the young newspaper man wears
very, very happy smile this after |
noon. The young lady that arrived |
this morning is the first girl born in
the Chapman family in two genera
tions.
In the u mile running event AT |
the fair grounds yesterday between |
w. G. Choate's horse, "Sorrel Bob, " |
and Rabbi" the Plateau valley
horse. the former was the winner
Time. % seconds. 1t was one of the
prettiest races pulled off at the fair
grounds in a long time. "Sorrel
Bob" won only by nose length
Manager Glassford of the Cont
mental Oil Company yesterday award
ed contract to Covey & Miller for
the erection on the property of the
company at Ninth and the railroad
track of a commodious Office building
and also fine barn. The company
will maintain its office then right AT
the tanks of the company and its reg
ular storehouse.
This morning two Italians were on
the streets selling small statuettes or
busts. Upon inquiry Mayor Bunting
found that they had no city license
and ordered them to take out licenses
or quit crying their wares. They
purchased licenses without delay No
peddler works long in Grand juno
tion without license. for the city |
officials keep a sharp eye on the |
street merchants.
Harry Insley, who returned TO this |
city last night from up the narrow
gauge, left again this morning for
points on the Gunnison on a fishing |
"trip. Mr.. Insley, who is commission
er of supplies under Mayor Speer's |
administration in Denver has the |
purchasing of all the supplies for the |
city of Denver, and in this work he 1
has the assistance of about 40 en-
ployes. Mr.. lnsley numbers many |
warm friends in this city He was a
guest at the Elks Club last night for
a while.
In the section bounded by First
and Second streets and Colorado and |
Ute avenues, in the southwestern part
of the city, the residents have been
disturbed considerably lately by roy
stering bands of men and women.