The daily sentinel., 1906-05-22

H. E. woodard. of Aspen. is in
Cook with gas-FueI gas $3.50 per
thousand feet net.
MAY goth il takes place. The Elks
benefit ball Tickets now selling.
The city council meets again. in ad-
journed session tomorrow evening,
Charles Norman. of What Cheer,
Iowa. IS a new arrival in the valley
One hundred boys and girls want
store.
Miss Esda Richardson has accept
ed a position with the Mathew & Hum
phreys candy kitchen.
a big shipment OF Roberts germ
proof filters, all sizes, just received al
Krohn's second hand store.
To Louisville, Ky and return only
S47.5O June IL and IS FINAL limit
July 23. Colorado Midland
Many people are daily visiting the
rivers to note the progress being
made by the rapidly rising waters.
There was large attendance last
night at the revival services held bN
the Dunkards at Seventh and Main
streets.
c. d. Smith & Co have a novel
money making proposition for boys
and girls. Call at once at their store
for particulars.
Grand Junction viii be quite well
represented at the performance of
Madame Sarah Bernhardt in Den
yer on Thursday.
The smelter resumed operations
yesterday morning after a short de
lay Everything is working in sat
lsfactory manner.
The last big ball of the season.
that OF the Elks on May 30th at the
Auditorium. A swell event. Get
your tickets today.
The maxibum temperature yester-
day was SO degrees the minimum was
a degrees. Fair tonight and We'd
nesday Is the forecast.
The class day exercises tonight at
the Park opera house viii begin
promptly at eight o'clock. All ticket
holders should be in their seats by
that time.
Seats for next seasons lecture
course are still selling at very sat
isfactory rate. orders for seats are
sent in to the managers daily. II
looks as If the entire seating capacity
win be sold out within a short time.
In this issue The Sentinel publishes
"a call for bids for the construction OF
z
n box canyon on the south side of the
Grand river. The bids viii be re-
ceived mp to Thursday night at
y. m.
Judge c. f. Caswell will leave this
evening for Denver to look after some
Important business matters. While
in the capital city Judge Caswell Will.
on Thursday. take advantage of the
opportunity TO see Sarah Bernhardt
in Camille"
w. +. Toby. superintendent of the
Tomboy mine at Telluride. ID. A. Her
ron and f.. w. Arthur. also prominent
mining men of the San Miguel, were
arrivals in the city last night. The
gentlemen have been looking after
some property interests in this sec
tion.
There was. only small attendance
at the meeting of the alumni last
evening at the high school building.
No regular meeting was held owing
to the light attendance. Several mat
ters were talked over in an informal
way and n pleasant hour spent by
those who were there.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith will
leave Thursday morning for Hanni
bal, Missouri. for a visit with rela-
ives and friends and to be present at
the graduating exercises of one of
the Missouri colleges. Mrs. Smiths
brother being member of the class.
The young man is completing course
in civil engineering and astronomy
and VIII go to New York City to &C
eept a splendid position at the end of
the college term. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
VIII be out of the city several weeks.
The Gunnison river fell five inch
es last night but Il Ia rising again to-
day and this afternoon 1t is about
the same stage as II was yesterday at
noon. an inch or two above the level
of the pump house floor. Reports
from all along the Grand and Gunni-
sou rivers tell of the rapid rise of the
waters. No great damage has yet
been reported from any neighboring
points. Delta. an account of the high
water situation being given in the
Sentinel yesterday seems TO be the
worst sufferer.