The daily sentinel., 1906-08-07

+ II. l.. Johnson of Hotchkiss, is in
town today.
Come in and see our bath room
ixtures-Lewiss e Sallee, 124 N
9TH street.
]. H. Lane has moved his tin shop
from 404 Colorado avenue to 127
S. Fifth street.
Sherman w. Moody returned yes
terday from a short but successful
fishing trip up to Norrie
Samuel n. Wheeler. Esq. who has
been spending several days at Glen
wood Springs, returned hpme last
night.
See our display of ladies and gem
tlemen's pocketbooks, bill books.
purses, and bags. best In THE CITY
-Postoffce Bookstore.
Last night Book Cliff camp, Wood
men of the World. No. 81, held a busy
session and had one initiation. There
was n large attendance.
Window awnings, tents. camp
stoves and complete outfits at a rea-
sonable price at Lowe and Coulter's,
126 N. 9TH street, Phone black 1853
zeta the little daughter of Arthur
p. Gormley who has been i'll for many
weeks is now slowly recovering and
is thought to be entirely out of dan
ger.
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 81 degrees. The minimum
this morning was 62 degrees. Gener-
ally fair tonight and Wednesday is
the forecast for Colorado.
Buy your groceries, your meats,
your fruit, your vegetables from Ac-
herman and Corcoran, 200 Colorado
avenue. They have the reputation
of filling orders carefully and
promptly and carrying a high quail
ity of goods.
Another piano contest is 10 be in
augurated in the city in a few days
in which business men who are not
in on the other $400 piano contest
will take part. There promises to
be lively interest taken in each con
test
The men who passed worthless
money in the city Saturday night
have not been given a hearing as the
officers are waiting for instructions
from the federal authorities. Several
lawyers are of the opinion that the
men can be prosecuted on the charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
tenses
Myron r. Mckinney. better known
as Commodore, Past president of
f. o. f. aerie. No. 595 will leave
tomorrow for the Eagle convention in
MI. MthlnntN BOeS us
the official representative of the local
aerie and Grand Junction Eagles feel
that they will be represented by one
of the birds who will soar as high
as any of them.
Pearl Knowles. of wyoming, a bro
ther of Deputy Sheriff Knowles, is
pleasant visitor to the city with his
family. Mr.. Knowles formerly resid
ed in this city with his parents and
l \.
years ago. He is the inventor of a
fly screen that has had considerable
sale and has much merit. He will re-
main in the city for a week or more.
visiting old time friends and rela-
tives.
There was a delightful little din
ner party last evening at the Windsor
Cafe at which the guests were Messrs.
II. NJ. Hardinge, G. NJ. Chamberlin,
Sherman w. Moody and Barney
Welsh. Mr.. Moody being the host
of the evening. Mr.. Moody return
ed yesterday from a successful fish
ing trip on the Frying Pan and some
of the fine trout that Mr.. Moody
canght We're deliciously served at the
dinner It was a happy informal
"stag" party.
An official call was issued yester-
day by Chairman Milton Smith for
meeting OF the Democratic state cen |
tral committee in Denver on August
10. Naming the time and place for
the state Democratic convention to
nominate state ticket and maxi
ing up a new apportionment of dele
gates. based upon the votes cast in
the last general election will be the
two main matters for consideration.
II is likely that the committee will
designate Denver as the place for
holding the convention The date
of the convention will probably be
set about September list.
The Pariette gilsonite mines out on
the edge of the Uintah reservation
and whose ores come by wagon haul
to Price for shipment out of the coun-
try have closed down. About 25
miners and others employed there
are being paid off as their time checks
are presented at Price. The men are
given no intimation as to when opera
tions are to resume-if ever Whe
ther the shutdown is because of a
lack of market. the damage suits that
are pending for the killing of four
men there April last, or the burning
of the reduction plant in Chicago re-
Gently, is a matter of guess work.
Shipments from the Pariette have
been averaging about five ears month
ly.-Price Advocate.