The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-23

Mrs ]. NJ Cameron has been qgIt'
i'll for several days.
The Rebekahs meet this evening
at odd Fellows hall.
Coffee served free from I to. 3 OIL
Saturday. March 24th at the Rock,
Mountain Tea company's store.
All directors of the Chamber ol
Commerce are urged TO be present to
night az the regular meeting.
This afternoon the Palisadc base
hall team and the high school base
bali team of this city are playing q
game at The fair grounds.
Magill & Jenkins report the sale
OF two lots on Teller avenue to sam
uel Weimer. The latter expects ia
erect residence on the lots in tho
near future.
T.. +. Chester. manager OF the Tin
tab hotels at Mack and Dragon and
I Whipple Chester. came in this morn
| ing on No. 4 on short business trip.
| Whipple is in charge Of the hotel at
/ Dragon.
The new uniform ordered by City
| Marshal Charles Wallis was among
wreck al Adobe-iast week. This
morning the city marshal placed an
order for another uniform
The building occupied by the Board
of Trade saloon was not included IN
he sale of the business announced in
the Sentinel yesterday. Mr.. McKin-
ney. the new proprietor, has however
secured a long lease on the building
from Mr. Cosgrove.
Mr. a. G. Fuchs and family. of
Lead. South Dakota. were arrivals
in the city yesterday. they will make
their home in this county on a ranch
recently purchased by Mr.. Fuchs
They are at present the guests of
Frank Buehring and family, rela-
lives of Mr.. and Mrs Fuchs.
Fred Il. Slower and John f. Strad-
er. special agents for the Scottish
Union National Insurance company
are in the city today calling upon the
local agents, the Rich-H Hutchinson
has charge of the coast territory
while Mr. Strader will control this
territory.
II. C. Walker and NJ p Smith were
Initiated last night al the meeting of
Book Gin Camp. Woodmen of the
World. Following the business ses-
sion the members of the lodge re-
paired to the City Restaurant where
an oyster supper was served. There
was a good attendance and the meet
ing was a pleasant one.
The remains of Samuel Hines. col
ored. who died in San Diego. Cali
fornia. were brought TO this city this
morning on No. and were taken in
charge by UndeAtaker Bannister. The
deceased is 2G years old and tuber
culosis was the disease that caused
his death. He is brother of John
Hines. porter for the Elks club.
Within a short time the Crown
urniture company expects to havel
work started on a big addition tol
their building. The company will
extend their business house to the
alley and will have fun sized base
ment under the new addition. With |
this Improvement made the Crown
Furniture company viii have one OF
the largest and best appointed bust |
ness blocks of the city.
Leonard Downing Is in the city |
visiting friends. Mr.. Downing has
been mining at Ouray all winter. be-
ing employed at the Camp Bird mine
and he is one of the miners that was
cut OFF from the outside world by the |
big snowslides few days ago. He and |
his companions made the long and |
rather dangerous walk across the |
snow from the Camp Bird camp to /
Ouray arriving there after many |
hours of suffering from intense cold |
Yesterday Mr. Downing returned 10 |
his home in Whitewater Tor shoi, |
stay and came down TO Grand June |
ton today
II Is to be hoped that in the com
ing trial of Secrest. the Denver police
man, who. few months ago. killed |
an inoffensive man in saloon. be
cause he would not shake dice with /
Him. VIII secure the fairest possible |
trial, which will admit of no mistakes |
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