The daily sentinel., 1906-05-07
MADE

90, '"9NcN jail uthtr nail, May 10.
turner's VS.. Indians. c. NJ. A. VS..
High school. Admission 25 cents.
The entertainment to be given on
The evening of May s in which Miss
terDrache and Phidela Rice are to
lake part, VIII be one of the most
enjoyable entertainments of its kind
ever given in the CITY
The daily weather report states
that conditions indicate continued
fair weather for this section tonight
and Tuesday, with slight change in
temperature. The minimum tempera-
/ ture Yesterday was 40 degrees the
+ maximum was Z 1 degrees.
The children are happy today. the
j merry -go-roud man is erecting his
machine today on The corner of
Fourth and Rood and will soon be
ready for business. Mr.. Hodgken.
the owner of the machine, visits
Grand Junction every summer and
his machine was stored ut this point
during the past winter.
There was considerable Of a scare
among some of the fruit growers
throughout the valley last evening
and Weather Observer Hardinge was
called up. He and Harry L. Jones
Of the Fruit Growers association kept
vigil The lowest temperature was
50 in tn Fruitvale district. The tenn
perature in this city did not fall he
low forty
The contract for rails for the
broadening of the line of the narrow
guage between this city and Mont
rose and for the branch between Del
Ia and Somerset. forty seven miles.
has been let for delivery within the
sixty five pound steel instead of the
forty-seven pound rails now on these
roads
The managers of the lecture course
state that although the sale OF seats
was pretty heavy this morning there
are still plenty of good seats in every
section of the church and reserva-
tions can be made by applying TO |
Rev. Becker or Rev. Weir, When col !
lections have been made on q few uu-
paid tickets for the course just ended |
there will be cash balance of about |
Si5 to apply on next years course.
There should be mighty effort
made now that Senator Teller has in |
troduced a bill into the senate ap- |
propriating $4,000 for public post |
Office building for Grand Junction. to |
see that the same finds its final pas |
sage As a matter of courtesy to Sen |
ator Teller we believe that the senate |
would pass this much needed approp- |
fiation without u dissenting voice or
vote.
This morning a subscription paper |
was being circulated asking for sub
scIfptions for the purpose of defray- |
ing the expenses of the burial of |
Henry Evils. the man who died this |
morning on South Fifth street leav |
ing large family In destitute circum- |
stances. Unless the expenses had |
been raised in this manner the de- |
ceased would probably have filled q
paupers grave. a sufficient amount |
of money was easily raised.
Mrs. Julia NJ Bayley. mother of /
Rev. Dwight S. Bayley. formerly pas |
tor of the Conversational church in |
this city, died at Snohomish. Wash |
ingtOn, while on visit to her son in |
that city last Thursday. The de ,
ceased was the wife of the Rev f. |
T. Bayley. of Denver. pastor of the |
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church. |
She had been away from Denver less |
than three weeks and had left the |
city in almost perfect health The |
cause of her death was an attack of |
pneumonia. She was 50 years of age |
and was resident of Denver since |
1889.
II. l.. Starkey. of Chicago. special |
representative of the Chicago Ameri- |
can. one of the Hearst papers. was In |
the city this morning en- route west |
with five car loads of machinery for |
the rehabilitation of the San Fran !
cisco Examiner Mr.. Starkey says |
that the new color press that he has |
charge of to be delivered in San |
Francisco, is one of the very larg |
est in the world and there is only one |
other one equal to It and that is on |
the London Times. Mr.. Starkey ac-
companies the train to push II for |
ward as fast as possible and see that
there are no delays.
Los Angeles Is sending out all
kinds of literature and letters in an |
effort to discount and destroy the |
report sent out to the effect that Los
Angeles suffered from the earth |
quake. This morning the Sentinel |
was shown a circular on which was |
produced an Illustration from the |
Los Angeles Express. Over the IL
ugtration was this line, THE bust |
ness section of Los Angeles before |
and after the earthquake, April is. |
one picture ufIiced for the two views. |
Under the picture was the statement |
that Los Angeles was asleep at the |
time of the earthquake that destroy
ed San Francisco and that during its
history of over one hundred years
Los Angeles has suffered from no SER
ious earthquake shock" Judging from
the hard fight the California city is
making to bring about reaction one |
would think that there is much truth |
In the reports TO the effect that Los
Angeles suffered,