The daily sentinel., 1906-04-27

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Timothy Manion the well known
mining man. has returned to his
mining properties in the Eureka dist
rict in Utah after spending two weeks
in this city with his family.
That ball game tomorrow for the
benefit of the California relief fund
Don't miss it, Tlckets-oh- sale at all
business houses See good game
of bali and contribute to worthy
movement
Again last night the Gunnison
river fell considerably. Supt. vedder
is hoping that the cool weather will
continue so long as there is no danger
Of It getting too cool to damage the
fruit crop.
Next Sunday is Rally day at the
Christian church Sunday school.
There will he special features in
Guiding music from The Indian school.
souvenir will be given to all at
tending. The motto is 900 present
1ou are cofulally lnNlteus
The graduating class is rapidly
closing up the details of the commen-
cement exercises. Rehearsals of the
class play are being held regularly.
The first rehearsal in the opera house
will be held on next Monday after
noon. The commencement programs
will he ready for distribution in
about ten days.
Are you boosting for that big base
ball game which is to he played in
the interest of the relief fund for
the San Francisco sufferers. Tomor-
row afternoon at the fair grounds
is the time and place. The admis-
sion fee win be % cents and free
transportation to the fair grounds
Will be provided.
The work of cleaning out the big
sklmmers at the water plant is pro-
crossing in most satisfactory man
ner. That the slSimmers do their
work well Is evidenced by the large
amount of mud removed. from them.
In spite of the fact that II looks pret-
ty cloudy at times Grand Junction
water Is pretty clear when it reaches
the users.
1t is stated on good authority that
the Hon. Allen Mcclure of the Fruit
vale district. has political aspirations
and the complaint is in the form of
n longing to secure the Democratic
nomination for representative in the
state legislature. 1t cannot he said
of the gentleman tnat perseverance
Is not one of the qualities of his
make up.
1t is noticed that there are not
very many single, able-bodied men
among the refugees fleeing from San
Francisco. All such men are being
retained as FAR as possible to be en-
ployed in clearing away the debris |
throughout the burned city and in
the work of rebuilding. Men who are
strong and who desire to work can
nnd steady employment in Frisco for
many months to come at good wages |
and there is but little danger of an
excess of laborers.
Dispatches from Chicago state that
the prosecution OF the suits against
the Armour aud the SWIFT interests
in Texas. for the purpose of secur-
ing $4,000. 900 penalty for alleged
violations OF the antitrust laws. may I
result in the closing OF all packing I
plants in Texas and the withdrawal I
of the Chicago packing firms from
that state. The withdrawal would 7
mean the loss of work to 5000 en- 4
ployces and the removal of an In /
vestment OF $7.000.0oO. Twenty-one /
antitrust suits have been filed at /
Austin by the state involving penal I
ties amounting to Sl7.O00.00o.
For a while this morning Odd Eel I
lows We're the most conspicuous peo-
pie ON Main street. Many OF the loyal I
members of the popular lodge were
engaged in the work OF dismantellng (
the old han and removing the para 1
phernalia to the handsome new home /
of the order. As the number enrag- |
ed In this work was large not much |
time was required in making the
transfer. In spite Of the joy in the
hearts Of the Odd Fellows brought I
about by the realization that the
lodge now has a beautiful and mod (
eru home OF It's own. there are bound I
10 be some pangs of regret in leav-
ing the old hail. for it has been the
scene Of many and many an enjoy
able session and its associations viii
live long In pleasant memory