The daily sentinel., 1906-03-02

FOR RENT "A front bed room 45O
Hugh a. Brown. and A. J. Dalton
both of Fruita, We're in the city last
night
This morning the temperature
stood at fifteen degrees below zero
at Leadville.
a marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon TO William Milne
and Miss Uora ]. Gillispie. both OF
Grand Junction.
tween 18th and 14th- streets on
Main A snap for $3.50. Address
Luther White. =. o. Box 31l.
Forty Instruments were entered
upon the reception book in the coun-
ty clerks Office yesterday which Is
one of the busiest days of tht year
for that office.
Cold weather prevailed in nearly
every section of Colorado yesterday,
the cold wave swept down from Wyo-
ming. New Mexica also came with
in the grasp of the ice king.
Have you visited Primrose's del
catessen store at 2OS Colorado? You
surely know that they carry full
line Of the delicatessen goods and FIJI
telephone orders quickly.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to w. NJ. Smith of White
water and Miss Evelyna II. Monroe of
this city. The young lady is only Is
years of age while Mr.. Smith is -
years Of age.
Thirteen waivers of the people
whose property Hes within the new
Mesa County Irrigation district We're
filed yesterday with the county clerk.
Many other waivers viii he filed with
in The next few DAYS
All directors of the Chamber of
Commerce are urged to be present
tonight There Is an accumulation Of
business as a result of the meetings
not being held for the past two
weeks. and these matters should be
given prompt attention.
A series of REVEALS to extend
through the month of March will be-
gin az the Methodist church Sunday.
Rev. Forsyth. the pastor, will have
charge OF the services for two weeks.
About March 18th Or. Mahood, a
noted evangelist. will come to the
city 10 assist Rev. Forsyth during the
remaining weeks OF the revival
The decision of the secretary of the
interior in turning down the petition
of the Grand Valley Homesteaders
published in the Sentinel yesterday,
was widely read and many of the
statements made therein called forth
considerable comment. Many facts
regarding the canal project and irrl-
cation regulations there were not
generally known were clearly set
forth in Mr. Htchcocll's decision
Last night there was some trouble
on Main street near the corner OF
Fourth In which a young business
man, member of local firm and a
discharged employee were the par
Elephants. According TO the report
one OF the men was knocked down
after blows had been exchanged but
neither of the principals was hurt
The row created some excitement
The trouble grew out of The discharge
of the employee. No arrests We're
made.
( George G.. whitney has resigned
his position in the offices of the West
ern Sugar aud Land company and
viii leave in few days for Bill
liugs. Montana, to take up the dut
les attached TO a position he has ac
cepted with the big Boettcher sugar
factory at that point Mr.. Whit
nev has been connected with the
local sugar factory for several year
aud has been one of the most valued
members Of the office force Mr.
simmons who was formerly assist
ant manager of the factory at thi
point is now connected with the BIN
ings factory.
In yesterday mornings Deuye
News. George J. Kindel makes a
protest against the ruling of Judg
Clemments He gives a big tahl
showing some comparisons of dis
crimination in freight rates mad
against Colorado points. He state
that 1t would pay Grand Junction Il
ship many commodities from NeN
York to the Pacific coast and rehil
same to Grand Junction. Accordin
to his statement the rate from Ney
York TO Grand Junction on boot
and shoes Is S3.SS, from New Yor
to the Pacific coast points II is S1.35
| On clothing the rate to Grand June
4 tion is S9.S SIS to the Pacific coast fror
4 New York it is $3.50. Many other in
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