The daily sentinel., 1906-08-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. jennings of Ou-
ray are visiting in Grand Junction
for few days.
Mrs. John G. Mckinney, of Pali-
Walter T. Goslen.
Mr.. I. N. Swanson of Salida is in
Grand Junction attending to some
matters of business.
Mr.. j. H. Cook of Logan, employed
on the Gunnison tunnel came to
Grand Junction last night for short
visit.
Mr.. o. M. Elliott who clerks at the
Fair left this morning on two weeks
vacation trip to his old home in Hin
ois.-
The grand organizer of the Women
of Woodcraft. will meet with Apple
Blossom circle tomorrow evening
at Odd Fellows hall and every mem
mer is urged to be present.
The furniture to be sold to 1l02
White avenue was bought new in
April ard is without mar or scratch
Remember the place and the date
Friday August 3rd at O'Clock, pm.
Attorney Guy V. Sternberg return
ed home today at noon from his Wis
Sternberg will not return home for
several weeks yet. spending the time
with relatives in Boulder. The popu-
lar young attorney enjoyed his vaca-
tlon very much.
A band of four or five fancifully
dressed Ute Indians from somewhere
in the Uintah reservation arrived in
Grand Junction the other day and
have made their appearance fire.
quently of late on the streets of the
city attracting considerable atten-
tion. Chief Atchee is the head OF
the party and he is accompanied by
Marshal McCook and several of his
braves and their squaws. They
brought with them a large herd of
ponies which they have for sale in
one of the corrals here and members
Of the party are visiting a sick bro
ther of their tribe who for some time
has been confined to one of the local
hospitals.
The work of counting the votes
cast in the different wards will not be
a very complicated or tedious task
and the result of the election should
be known at a reasonably early hour
this evening. There are two printed
ballots, one reading; For the i'm,
provement, repair. enlargement and
extension of the city water works and
the issuance of bonds" and the other
reads, Against the improvement,
repair, enlargement and extension of
the city water works and the issuance
of bonds" The voter chooses one
or the other and deposits it in the bal
lot box and he has then done his part
toward electing or defeating the
mountain water proposition.
The candidacy of Judge Charles F.
Caswell of Grand Junction looms SER
iously on the horizon of Chief Justice
Gabbert's judicial hopes. Judge Cas-
well came out formally and definitely
for one of the places on the Republi-
can state judicial ticket Saturday, as
was stated in these columns, and
Judge Caswell has ambitions of his
own. but on this particular occasion
he was trotted out by the Western
slope Republicans in order to fence
Judge Gabbert out of the race. The
Western slope Republicans know that
Gahbert and Caswell, both being from
the same section of the state. cannot
realize their political ambitions on
the same ticket, consequently their
plap is to thrust Caswell forward and
Thus to put Gabbert out of the run
ring. Judge Caswell is a jurist of
standing and ability. and has been
Judge and practicing lawyer In
Grand Junction for more than twenty
years. His candidacy is a dangerous
omen for the Gabbert plans, and no
matter how many delegates Gabbert
may get in other parts Of the state
he will find Caswell in his way.-Den-
yer Times