The daily sentinel., 1906-05-14
rLArr ntYs FINE RANon.

PLATT BuYs FINE RANCH.
At noon to-day w. e. Plat. the al
German, and formerly engaged in th'
furniture business. closed dea
whereby Jie became the owner of al
excellent ten acre fruit ranch jus
,snst of Clifton.
The consideration was $3.50.
1t was not learned as to whether
Mr.. Plat Intends to personally man
age tbe ranch or has bought 1t solely
as an investment.
Attorney Samuel n Wheeler will
leave for Denver onight.
M r. Loehler spent yesterday witt
relatives in Glenwood springs.
/ Are you going east2 Ask the Colo
RADIO Midland ticket agent about rates
east for teachers.
Purity" bread, Purity" cakes
Purity" rolls the finest ever a
Wadsworth & Sons.
Miss Wickline has accepted posi-
tion as stenographer in the offices o.
MeMullin and Sternberg.
The Moon Buggies of st. Louis
don't even take a back seat for The
Columbus.-FredM Mantey.
Lucius Wells and Max Boyer re
turned home at noon from Boulder
The boys greatly enjoyed their trip
The pay car Of the Rio Grand'
! Western came in this morning and
/ the other car is expected in tomor
row.
Mr.. w. e. Guy of Norwood. who
viii start the surveying party oui
from this city. will probably arrive
I this eveninge,
1 Yesterday the Epworth League OF
/ this city properly and fittingly cele'
brated the anniversary of the organi-
zation of that great church society
Rev. Hyde and w. II. Cox Of Pail
sade, who were in the city this morn
/ ing were en- route to Delta to attend
I the sessions of the Gunnison Bap-
! tist ministerial association.
This morning three men charged
with being drunk and disorderly were
arraigned before Justice sweeney
Each was fined $500 and costs, but
sentence was suspended during good
behavior
Mrs. w. W. Orr. who has been
very in for the past three weeks. Is
reported TO be in a critical condition
this afternoon. She grew better the
latter part of the week but there was
change for the worse Sunday.
Seats for. the entertainment to be
given Friday night at the Park opera
house under the auspices of the lad
les of ST. Josephs Catholic church are
on sale at Haskell's drug store. Tick
cts bought on the outside can be ex-
changed for reserved seats at Has
kell's.
william S. Wallace returned home
last night from Chicago where he
went for the purpose of making in
vestigations with a view OF placing a
large block of the bonds of the Shen-
andoah valley and Southwestern rail
road. Mr. Wallace's trip was very
satisfactory.
The board of directors of The Pail
sade Irrigation district have issued
an invitation TO the public to visit
the big pumping plant of the district
on the afternoon and evening OF
Thursday May II between the hours
OF three o'clock and seven o'clock.
The pump will be in fun operation.
The plant in fun operation especial
ly at night when II Is lighted by cleo
trlcity is a very interesting sight.
The old system OF handling mar
row guage trains on the Rio Grande
Is to be discarded AT once and auto
matte air adopted. The new method
was put in use on all narrow guage
cars of the second division yesterday
morning. On the third division be
tween Sallda and Gunnison and ON all
branches the automatic air will come
into use today and tomorrow on all
trains between Gunnison and Grand
Junction Salido Mail.
G. +. Stoghill. manager of the Sa-
Ida opera house, was arrested last
Sunday night, and Monday was fined
$50 and costs for playing the Ward
Minstrels on Sunday night in viola
tion of the city ordinance. II seems
that the ordinance provides that no
entertainment shall be held in the
opera house ON Sunday night for
which an admission fee is charged.
Mr.. Stodghill advertised that no ad-
mission would be charged. but when
the people assembled they were
charged 20 cents each for a seat. and
the minstrels were charged $50 for
the use of the opera house. The po-
lice magistrate considered this q
mere subterfuge to dodge the inten-
ftions of the law and accordingly i'm
posed fine, Mr.. Stodghill gave not.
ice of an appeal and the final outcome
is yet uncertain. Salida Record.
The Grand junction smelter re-
sumed operation Monday after a
brief shutdown caused by an accident
to the furnace They have good
supply of ore in sight and are ready
TO receive all ores of the Ouray dist
rict that are not high in lead or zinc.
The fact that Thomas Osborne is
manager of the plant Is an induce
ment to our producers to ship to
Grand Junction. He was for many
years of successful business men her
and enjoyed an envlable reputation
for integrity and upright dealing with
all, His many friends of whom not
a few are mining men. are deeply in
terested In the success of the Grand
Junction smelter. Low freight rates
and modrate treatmen charges are
Inducing unusual activity In our
mines and We are already shipping to
the Junction at the rate of over ear
per day. which output is likely to be
doubled within ninety duVs-Ouray