The daily sentinel., 1906-03-19

evening. 's'oh '"i
Heber Young and Willard Youns
oi Salt Lake City are in town TODAY
enthusiasm. deep interest and IN,
| sions.
! You will miss something fine II
you fail to hear DR.. Greene tonigb,
! at the Congregational church
+ There was a meeting of the hoard
! OF directors OF the county fair as.
soeiation on Saturday afternoon.
All trains We're late yesterday and
last night. Heavy SHOWS are report.
ed from nearly every section of the
Dr. knude Hanson has returned
from California where he spent three
months He enjoyed his vacation Ia
q great extent and returns much i'm.
proved in health.
y large number of the members
of the glee and mandolin clubs stop.
ped at the Grand hotel. many of the
I Young men We're guests at the homes
of friends in the city.
District Attorney Hugo Selig ar
rives in the city tonight over the mar
row guage for the purpose of attend
ing the banquet to be given by the
Mesa County Bar association.
Mrs. Ruby Lighte-Wood, mother
and children. departed eastward sun
day. after selling of their household
effects and Montrose viii know them
no more. Montrose Enterprise
Harry w. Pierce, formerly of
Grand Junction, has built a house
on his S0-acre tract in Bonita valley
and is preparing to plant the entire
tract to apples.-DeBequ Bugle.
The St. Patrick's day ball at the
Auditorium Saturday night was
largely attended and the big com
pany of dancers enjoyed the ever
fascinating pastime until a late hour.
The narrow guage train due yes
terday afternoon at five O'Clock did
not get in until nearly noon today.
Snow slides and one of two. freight
wrecks were the causes of the long
delay.
a great snowslide came down King
Solomon Mountain near Silverton
Saturday afternoon demolishing the
big Green Mountain mill just erect
ed at cost Of 100000 and two men
were killed
The creamery is now having calls
by letter, telephone and telegraph
from all directions, for its butter out
put Now that it's to late to get il,
Grand Junction would like the out
put-Plateau Voice.
DeBeque is to have municipal
election on April 8. Only one ticket
is in the field. This is headed BY
W. j. Moore. for mayor with George
Bales. j. w. Rawling and George
Udderlick for trustees.
Louis Wilcox and family leave for
rand TnnaHfnp
er their piece of ground i'm North
Delta. Debates are sorry to see
these people leave as they are pleas
ant neighbors and pleasing acquaint-
ances, Delta Independent
During the past ten days real es-
tate transfers amounting to over
S35 .OO0 have been made in the Pail
SADIE community. This includes the
sale of n number OF pieces of resi-
dence property and town lots in Pal
isade but the bulk of the transfers
were orchards or unimproved lands.
DR. Thomas e Greene, the fam
Dus lecturer. arrived in the city last
night over the narrow guage and this
evening he will be heard at the Con
gregational church at the fifth num-
Der of the present lecture course
Dr. Greene's new lecture has been
his finest effort by the
press of the country
A Citizens ticket has been placed
In the field at Palisade to be voted
ON at the mayoralty election to be
held April g. George T. Scroggins
Ihe present mayor. heads the ticket.
Harry Sayles. II. G Greasy and b. r..
Stickley are the nominees for trus-
Lees.
The banquet to be given this even
ing by the Mesa County Bar assoc
alton. at the La Court hotel, will be
IN exclusive affair, only the members
of the association, Judge Stevens,
District Attorney Selig and a few
lawyers from out of the city will be
guests. Covers will be laid for about
thirty gentlemen. The menu Will
be one of the most elaborate ever
served at a banquet in the city.
Saturday night at Los Angeles Joe
Cans. of Baltimore, decisively da-
.eated Mike (Twin) Sullivan, of
Boston. in a ten-round fight. While
was not counted out he was
on the floor and practically help
less when the referee was instruct
ID by the police to end the fight.
Cans had the best of II from the start
10 the finish. Only in the third round
lid Sullivan stand any show to win.
IN this round he landed a hard right
IN Cans jaw. staggering him and
'orced him to stand during the rest
If the round.
The members of the state univer-
,ity glee and mandoulin clubs spent
and part of today in the
,ftv. Quite a number of the boys had
friends or acquaintances in the city
and every one of the young men seem
10 enjoy his stay in Grand Junction.
II was a congenial and splendid
crowd of young fellows as one would
care to meet. The clubs left at noon
foday for Fruita where they give an
tonight. A big crowd
will turn out to hear them in the
little city of the lower valley. The
clubs go from Fruita 10 LeadVille.
They conclude their tour Saturday
night with a concert in Denver. 'Phe
itinerary is made up of sixteen cities
and towns. ,,
with his sumptous and uncom-
monty successful production of Booth
romantic comedy,
"Beaucaire." that cultivated ana
popular star, Creston Clarke VIII
make his appearance in this city pc
ing scheduled TO play at the Park
opera house Thursday March ~.
This event promises to be one of the
.,aruiualv good things 70 the sea-