The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-23


sion last night.
4 Phone Black 1922 for Palisadt
coal. The best there is.
If you want your moneys worth &c
to the Boston Lunch-Meals 15cent.
and up.
Frank Mason. of the Windsor Cafe
is able to be out again after a tive
weeks Illness.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. l. N
Bunting entertain the Owl Whist
club at their home on East Main St
j. Samuel Gourley, the furniture
man of Fruita( was in town last
evening to witness the production OF
"Othello."
The meetings for Miss Buelah
Logan the missionary from Micron-
esia are called of on account of sick
ness.
The Boston Lunch room. the only
/ 15-eent house in the city. We use
the best only. Give us a trial and be
convinced.
The plumbers and plasterers are
working steadily on the new depot
and the big building is rapidly near
ing completion.
Through the fIome Loan and In
vestment company A. B. Stoddart to-
day sold to Guy V. Sternberg twenty
acres of land under the stub ditch.
Consideration 81 900.
Miss REEVE Stone Ferbrache left
last night for Denver where she goes
to attend the grand opera season at
the Broadway theatre this week She
will be absent about a week.
The Excelsior laundry has placed
an order for one of the latest dry
rooms in the market. They found
this necessary as their business is out
growing the present capacity.
Saturday City Marshal Charles
Wallis arrested man on the charge
of carrying concealed weapons. He
was arraigned before the police judge
yesterday and fined $500 and costs.
Superintendent of Insurance Van
diver says ring on on the advisory
board and special contracts in life in
surance. People are catching on"
Keep your money in Colorado. Chas.
Clark, Dist. Mgr, Capital Life of
Colorado.
To those who wish to know how
to make delicious confectionery we
are pleased to state that the little
book professional Candy Receipts
Simplified for Candy Making at
Home" published by w. J. Spaulding
and ]. B. Bacon is now off the press.
The book tells you how to keep your
batch from going back to sugar"
how to start, cook and finish all
patches and gives over fifty formulas
of their choice candies. One dollar
is the price. The first edition will
be sold for rs cents. Special agents
will call at your home or If you wish
them sooner you may obtain them
at The Fair Postoffice Book Store and
Vorbeck's Book Store.
Stetsons dramatic and scenic pro-
duction of Uncle Toms Cabin"
comes to the Auditorium on Janu-
airy 29th one night only. This pro-
duction far surpasses that of last sea-
son in every particular. and will be
the best seen here. Special atten-
ton has been given to the staging of
the piece and sevral new scenic eff
fects are said to be magnificent. The
thrilling floating ice scene on the
Ohio river, the moonlight scene of
the ST. Glars plantation with house
garden and cotton fields beyond, and
the superb transformation scene at
the end of the last act are among the
greatest. A clever quartette of col
ored singers adds materially to the
program by a number of high class
specialties.
A ranchman whose name was not
learned by the Sentinel, has been in
the habit of driving his team to town
of nights and leaving the horses
| SlduullS OH lHe SiIttt unpIOittlGu
from the cold for hours at a time
Several times Night Marshal O'Neil
has taken the team off the streets
and had the mplaced in livery stable
and Saturday night the man drove his
team into town and left it standing
in front of the Pastime. This was
about six o'clock At midnight the
team was still standing in the cold
wind. The night marshal took charge
of the horses and placed them in the
stable and delegated Fire Chief Rog-
ers to arrest the owner when he came
to the Pastime after his team. The
man was arrested. Yesterday he
was arraigned in the police court,
found outlay and fined SO and costs
for cruelty to animals. The sentence
was richly merited. A man who has
no feeling for his horses and who per
sists in letting them stand in the cold
wind for hours at time while he en-
Joys himself deserves no sympathy
and should be punished severely.
There are not many offenses more de-
grading or deserving of rigid punish
than crualtxr IN animals