The daily sentinel., 1906-08-11

R Fl. Bancroft of q, Palisade is in
toTn today.
this morning.
Judge Charles F. caswell is In
Glenwood Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Kilgore, OF
Green River, Utah are spending the
day here
Judge ]. E. ong returned to De-
Beque this afternoon after spending
the week in the city.
District Attorney Hugo Selig was
an arrival in the city today and is
being greeted by numerous friends.
A casket was sent to Palisade yes
terday by a local undertaken to con
tain the remains of an infant who
died yesterday.
T. E. Griesa, of Lawrence, Kansas.
proprietor of the Griesa nursery is
visitor 70 this city and county. the
guest of i. ]. Jackson
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Walter +. Stout. of Colo
rado Springs and Miss Amelia Rose
of st. Louis. both strangers in the
city.
Charlees N. Reynolds. travelling
freight agent for the Santa Fe and
S. T. Basson. of the American as
. piidlL tOAI pdlN vi 81 lsOui6 stl = III uC
city today.
The pumping plant continues to
average about 100000 gallons of
water for the city's daily supply. The
amount used each day is gradually
/ increasing.
Attorney Barney Welsh expected to
leave this evening for visit to his
old home in Maryland but is detain-
ed for a few days by some important
legal business.
A small branch taken from an ap-
pie tree in the orchard of E. w Jor-
dan near Palisade, has fourteen well
/ developed apples growing in space
of eight inches.
A civil case in which two women
are the principals is occupying the
attention of Judge Sweney's court
this afternoon. Attorneys Wheeler
and beaverton are employed in the
case.
Twenty dollars reward for return
of gold watch stolen from person at
Union depot at Grand Junction. Mon
ogram w. A. X. Rushmer Jewelry
company works. Address w. A
Kingsley Care Salt Lake Herald. Salt
Lake. Utah.
The demurrer in the case of Guy
\ V. Sternberg vs. Brown, ct al. is
being argued this afternoon before
Judge Sullivan in the county court
Attorney Straud NJ. Logan is repre-
senting the defendant and Attorneys
Fry and Welsh are representing the
plaintiff.
Milton Smith, one of the employ
ees of the county assessors office
was painfully injured in a runaway
this morning. He lost control OF
the horse he was driving and was
thrown to the ground from the bug
gy. He was unconscious for a short
time and sustained numerous bruises
including an ugly cash on one cheek
However he was able to be out this
afternoon although he is still feeling
pretty badly.
w. A. Marsh and daughter came uT
from the Junction Tuesday to spend
a few days in the valley to attend tc
some business affairs and get a good
taste of the simple life" We saw
the judge starting out Wednesday
with fishing rod and a happy smile
which leads us to wonder If the
business" he came up to look after
. wasn't to test a few of the precepts
laid down in the immortal IzaaI
Walton.-Plateau Voice.
j. w. Richards. the Palisade rea
estate man, is in the city this after
noon looking after business interests
Mr.. Richards reports the following
sales made by his firm this week
A ten-acre tract of one year old peach
orchard three miles west of town
from Bert Davis to e. e. Bailey
consideration $4,000 Only a few
months ago this tract could have
been purchased for $4,000 and only
few weeks ago for $4,000. Twenty
acres of raw land under the new
ditch, belonging to c. e. HaggIe-
boom were sold to l.. d. West for So,
600.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
of Denver, one of the oldest churches
of this denomination in Colorado,
has big row brewing among its
members according to the dispatches
from Denver. Many belonging to
the church charge that the board of
trustees is not managing its finances
in the proper manner. A prominent
factor in the trouble is the $780,
600 bequest made by d. w. Bell in
trust for the church. 1t is claimed
that certain prominent men, among
them being f. w. Merritt Dean j. C.
Shattuck, have borrowed sums ag-
gregating $1,000 which have not
been repaid. 1t is. expected that a
new board or trustees win be elect
ed "Wednesday.