The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-04-13

Four lots on White avenue for only
$3.50. The Rieh-Hutchlnson Realty
company.
Two and one-haIf, 1--WE and ten-acre
tracts in Grandview subdivision at
n bargain. The Rich-Hutchinson
Realty company.
Don't forget that Yves Flagg has
ono of the best appointed barber
shops in the west. Its location is in
the postoflice block. Competent bar
bers Will give you the very hest of
service Mt all times.
On Monday beginning te 1890 o.
clock the Rebekahs VIII serve their
big chicken dinner in the basement OF
the new odd Fellows building, din
ner % cents. A lunch win he served
between the hours OF > and S o.
clock in the evening.
Two new applications were receiv-
ed last night Mt the regular meeting
of the Book Clin camp of the Wood
men of the World. Organizers Ken
nedy and Laub were present with
their stories, some of which were
told at each others expense. richly
entertained the goodly number OF
gentlemen present. Capt. Kennedy s
big graphophone also did its share
toward furnishing amusement. Or
ganizer Laub will have charge of the
campaign for new members for Book
Gin camp to be started at once.
Yesterday afternoon in Denver
Miss Mamie Hendricks, for the eighth
time since July %, 1903 attempted
to take her own life. She tried to
pierce her brain with long darn
ing needle. She will recover although
she succeeded in inflicting a danger
Gus wound. In her various attempts
to shuttle off the mortal coil the
Young lady has employed wood var
nish. India ink. concentrated I've, n
pen knife. hair dye. morphine and q
will probably he rewarded some day.
1t doubtless should be.
No. west bound Denver & Rio
Grtlnde passenger and mail train,
due about midnight did not arrive
until about nine O'Clock this morn
ing. Two cars jumped the track n
short distance out of Salida and Il
took several hours to get the cars
on the rails again. A temporary
track was thrown around the derail-
ed cars in order that No. could pass
consequently that train came in only
a short time on schedule. The de-
rallied cars of No, We're not badly
damaged and no one was injured.
c. T. Rawalt. editor of the Paonia
Newspaper. comes to the front with
Enlistment of park preserves of
a proposition providing for the es-
100 feet on either side of all Colo
RADIO rivers and streams in order to
permit fishing therein He believes
that the state in order to maintain
its tourist business could we'll AFFORD
10 set aside 100 feet of land on either
side of the streams to be done in the
nature of providing park privileges
where the state still owns the land
The cost would be little. Where land
is privately owned Rhwalt contends
that the state could condemn 1t and
secure il in the same manner that
any property Is condemned and secur-
ed for public use The state could
then stock the streams and announce
to the world that Colorado owns its
own fishing grounds and that the
fishing was public The Paonia
editor things thnt this would obviate
any contention that may ever arise
In connection with the fish decision
and would result in bringing thoou-
sands OF dollars annually TO the state.
The proposition is feasible in some
particulars. and not very sound in
others. Its adoption could hardly be
expected.