The daily sentinel., 1906-04-17


depot. No meeting or demonstro-
ed. '' rang
The weather forecast Gals for
partly cloudy weather Nor tonight
ana wednesday. The minimum tenn
perature was 45 degrees, the maxi
mum was 40 degrees during the past
J. w. Osborn & Sons are arrang-
ing to build an addition to their
business house on Main street. where
by the building will be extended to
the alley. The work will start in
a few days.
At a meeting of the Fruita coun-
ell last night James Hurst was elect
ed street commissioner; DR.. Masser
city physician; Fred Lowenhager.
surveyor, John H. Fry, city attor-
neN. Other appointive offices will be
filled later
None better in the world than the
Star Ball bearing aXles. We have be-
sides the finest line of high grade
buggies and carriages in the city.
See Fred Mantey's big warehouse fun
of the choicest stock ever brought
10 this city.
This morning Mrs. Fannie NJ
Long purchased through the Horace
T. DeLong real estate agency the
modern residence property of Samuel
X. Walker on the corner of Gunni-
son avenue and Sixth streets. Con
sideration $4,000.
Nearly two hundred pople were
entertained by the Rebekahs last
night at their lunch. About five hun
dred were entertained at dinner yes
terday consequently the patronage
given the ladies was even more liber-
al than they expected. The ladies
Will probably clear $4,000 o nthe
dinner and lunch.
The campaign for new members for
Book Cliff camp. Woodmen of the
World. has begun in earnest. The
campaign quarters of Organizers
Kennedy and Laub have been fitted
up in rooms over ;he Gourley store
and are comfortable and attractive
and a big sign near the windows of
the building dosignates the head
quarters
The three boys who We're arrest
ed ON Saturday night charged with
stealing hats from the cloak room
of the Auditorium were arraigned
yesterday afternoon before Judge
sweeney They were iound guilty
and a line of $500 and costs were
charged up against each of the de-
PENDANTS. Judge sweeney gave the
boys some advice that they will not
be likely to forget very soon.
Rev. William p. Mckenzie, c. S.
B.. of Cambridge, Massachusetts,,
member of the board of lectureship
of the Mother church of Christ
Scientists Will deliver a lecture ON
next Monday evening at the Park
opera house. Rev Mckenzie will
lecture under the auspices of the
Christ Science church of this city
and there will be no admission eharg-
es.
Yesterday afternoon a fellow by
the name of Higgins was picked up
by the police officers in front of the
Abbey saloon where he was laying
dead drunk. II was necessary to
convey him to the city jail in an
express wagon He was arraigned
before Judge sweeney and fined SIS.
and costs. Sentence was suspended
pending good behavior. Higgins has
been in police court frequently of
late.
This afternoon at two o'clock DIR,
Knude Hanson informed the Sentin-
ell that the condition of DR.. II. H.
Bull who underwent an operation for
appendicitis Saturday afternoon, is
very satisfactory up to this time
The third day after the operation is
ALWAYS critical period and the popu-
lar physicians friends will be glad
TO hear that he has passed this per-
iod safely. Steady improvement in
his condition is now expected
]. Clayton Nichols. well known to
all the old timers in this city and
brother of Henry Nichols, now with
the Mesa County Abstract company,
is expected to arrive in this city
April 24th, having completed ms
tour around the world. A few days
will be spent in this city, visiting
relatives and friends and he will then
leave for San Francisco. en- route TO-
The philippine islands, where he has
hean located for the past few years in
large business schemes.
The Republican office holders ana
The leading republicans were on the
ami yiye this morning, at the sudden
aDearanee of the party's war horse.
Hon Bryson p. Blair, who stopped
over in this city en- route home from
Riverside. California. MIR. Blalr
diarlaimed any significance 10 Tvs
MIN to this city, but the Republican
hovs swarmed about him during the
short time of his stay. When II
comes TO giving the glad hand ana
smiling the smile that won't wear on,
Brvson has it down finer than the
best of them.
C. G. Price the well known hlo
Grande engineer and horseman was
an arrival In the city last nigh0rolh
a winter spent in California mr.,
pr,ce comes TO resume his run on lhe
road for The time being. Mr.. Price
rarentlv sold for a big price in Los.
ANGELES the fine sorrel driving mare
tbaf he purchased several years ago
rom Gene JTnderhill the well known
.raetaurant man. The animal Went
to tbe president Of the Los Angeles
driving club and the price was $oou
cssh Mr.. price Is glad to get paeh
to Colorado. ,a hos
heen moved from its old location ~
~ noint wcst OF the new depot pelhs
nIaced over the spacious eating hollSe
hasemenf constructed OF concreie-
+, is ia he regretted tha new eailhE
bouec mas not been built so that th'
nid frame building could be dlscaII dl.I'i
od mi il is stated that the old nullu
t,',. vim he kept in service only TEN
,'ar,,'iIv ,ilT and that just as soon as me
f'i.. CON set M TO II handsome