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The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

All the waste places and desert
land Is being brought under irriga-
ton in this valley. Two big irriga-
ton projects are now being pushed
forward. which will bring under culu-
walton sections of country which for
merly could not be titled, because of
the inability to water them. The
Redlands irrigation project and the
proposed plant al Palisade, will bring
large bodies of land under cultiva-
ton and increase the irrisable area
of Mesa county.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

All the young people who have
been taking dancing lessons should
go to Margery hall next Wednesday
evening and practice what they have
been learning. Only 20 cents.
All persons not members of the
Chamber of Commerce but who de
sire to attend the annual banquet
may do so by purchasing tickets from
Secretary Aupperle or at one of the
drug stores of the city. Price $1.0O
An error was made in writing an
nouncements yesterday regarding the
steroescopic contest the Sentinel has
inaugurated. A steroscope and a
set of views will be given to each boy
or girl bringing one new subscriber
paid two months in advance to this
office. Two subscriptions for one
month each will not be accepted.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

Despite the fact that the lumber
trust. which is national organiza-
ton. has got this city Thoroughly
grabbed. building goes right on in
this city. And if lumber could be pro
cured at any reasonable price there
would be double the present amount
going forward. With the government
in hot chase after the lumber trust
if may be anticipated that there will
be a decline in lumber, not for per-
haps a year. but surely in that time.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11
MAKING INVESTIGATIONS.
Civil Engineers in Plateau Valley in
Interest of Electric Railroad
Proiect-Other News
from the Plateau.

w. c. Lacy, a civil engineer OF
Rifle is in the valley this week collect
ing data regarding water power in
the valley available for use. On
Wednesday he examined the Plateau
and took notes with respect to its
fan. Thursday he viewed Mesa
creek, where he found good power. as
he also did ON Cottonwood. He will
examine Big creek and the other
creeks of the valley before return
ing, Mr.. Lacy is here in the inter
ests of an electric railroad PROPOSE
tion.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

The state legislature which will as
semble soon. is entirely a corporation
body No relief can be expected from
1t. We make this as a prediction and
We believe that our prediction Will
be fulfilled.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

Paving the streets of Grand juno
tion is big problem. Pueblo with at
least four or five times the popula-
ton Of Grand Junction only begun
to do some paving a year ago. II is
an easy matter to talk about but very
hard to ACCOMPLISH.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

If water and mud should back up
over the pavements in the business
section. those merchants who fail to
clean their gutter need blame no one
but themselves. If the guttering is
kept clean, the water will flow from
the streets and the street become dry.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

Those days of sunshine that be-
came so monotionous several years
ago, would be hailed with delight
right now, after the weeks of damp
foggy weather we have been enjoy
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

j. F.. Blaine. well known orchard
ist of DeBeque last week sod his 200
acre tract for S13, 400. The purchas-
ers are J. II. Lee and w. Z. Dudley
OF Grand Junction. These gentlemen
have also purchased 40 acres west
of the stockyards at DeBeque for $4,-
coo and viii set this to orchard. Mr.
Blaine has purchased the McAllister
place near DeBeque, and VIII improve
n
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

II is a marvel, the beauty of the
windows Of the business men in
this city No city of equal size may
boast such beautiful stores and such
splendid array of merchandise.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

Entered at the postofce in Grand
Junction, Colo, as 2d class matter
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11
|. !. = = = = = !. + + + + I.
|. THE WEATHER.

The maximum temperature
yesterday was 80 degrees The
minimum this morning was 80
degrees. The forecast for west
ern Colorado is as follows:
Warmer tonight, Wednesday
partly cloudy with local rain
or snow and colder.
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The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

Last Sunday evening the ridge pole
broke in the cabin on John McCarty's
place up the creek from Collbran. and
Mrs. Ira Castle. her two small child
rem and Miss Betsy McCarty barely
escaped being buried by the falling
roof. Fortunately the ridge pole gave
warning before it fell, and alarmed
by its cracking Mrs. Castle and the
children fed from beneath it just in
time. The household effects were
buried in the debris.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

Business Office, 1I5 $. Fourth St.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

There will be 1000 blue rocl
pigeon shooting match in Collbrar
on December %.
Plateau Voice.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11

The Collbran telephone exchange
has been hustling for a long time to
get the 10 phones which would en-
title the office to an automatic ringing
device The Z . mark has finally been
reached and last Friday the new de
vice was installed.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11
H. D. COE
Room 4, No. 45I Main Street
Over Union Trust &
Banking Co.

GRAND JUNCTION, COLO
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11
Real Estate
Loans

am prepared to make loans on
ranch or city property or buy any
kind of well secured notes.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-11
THE DAILY SENTINEL

In, BUNTING. Editor and Prop.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-09-28
DISTRICT ".

Fred Hall spent Sunday with
Jim Lowry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Lowry
visited with the Keltner family
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch sport a
bran new buggy.
Charles Hall and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Al
len.
+. P. Gage expects to have a
phone put in suon.
One evening last week this
valley was made to resound with
the screams of q drunken man
who had imbibed too freely of the
cup that does not cheer but in
ebriates.
The school board have repainted
the black board, put up hand
some new stove, and otherw Use
made things comfortable for the
beginning of school on Oct. 9Th.
Miss Nay Jones, of Hoisingon,
will teach the young idea how
to shoot" in this district this win
ter.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-09-28
II viii Be a CrackefIack.

Stafford, Kan. Sept. 25.-
Things are getting shaped up for a
big time at the wheat and corn
carnival here October 4th and 9Th.
There are already a large number
of free attractions booked, four
brass bands, balloon ascension,
etc. The grand parade of wheat
and corn is expected to be miles
long.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-09-28

pendulum which will be issued soon.
Topeka comes out rank one, in
the Western Base Ball Associa-
ton. Hutchinson is tail.ender
again.
Are YOU going to buy a wagon
this falll If so, call at L. B.
Wilcox's implement store. He
has something to say to you.
Ii you are figuring on a wagon
this fall, don't fail to see the big
line of Gilbert and Weber wagons
at the L. B. Wilcox implement
store.
l.. B. Wilcox will sell you =
good wagon at the most reason
able price. Call and see him be-
fore you buy.
Hutchinson now has a new
mandatory of news items-an
electric street car line. One ac-
cident already-a boy name Dodge
lodged under the thing and got
cut up somewhat, last Monday.
Mrs. Henry Converse has re.
turned from visit of several
days with her son Dan, and his
family, out south of Albert. She
says they are getting along fine,
having threshed about $500 bush.
els of wheat from about 10 acres.
Pearl Gill was around this week
favoring his friends with samples
of Texas persimmons, from his
ranch down there. The writer
has one of them in this Office that
measures 81 inches in circum.
ference. and weighs 81 ounces.
Sure knocks all other persimmons
we ever saw.
Ed Finch was down from Ed.
wards county Monday, visiting his
brother-in law. Mr.. Beckham and
family. Ed has just landed the
nomination for district clerk on
the Democrat ticket in bis county.
and his many friends in these
parts will be glad to see him win
out.
Misses Frieda Dumkow and Lii
liam Boetcher left Kanass foi Chi.
cago Monday morning after 80.
ing three weeks with ,rsd n 1,s
: kow and relatives IT, .t:",.
~ 'a' 10 lefty nice and certain.
=" ought the fried chicken was
, igood. They think they will 500 u
t be back again and have sAma
4 more.
We have learned since writing
about the man who was injured
by the Santa Fe train Saturday
night, that be said his name was
foung. That be was a widower
and had two sons, but did not
/ know where either Of them were
de was buried Monday morning
rom the E. R. Moses undcrtak.
ing ROOMS. =
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-09-28

day on business.
j. George sent in from the new
Albert route the first of the week,
for one of our fine R. f. d. boxes.
Chas. Barr and Frank Piestch
of Olmitz, were in the city Tues
day taking out their naturaIiza-
tion papers.
VIM. Wissman was in town
!: from the west side the FIRST of the
week.
A. J. Sears. Of the North edge Of
Stafford county, was a Great Bend
visitor TUESDAY,
Mrs. Phillip Leroy and father,
Mr.. Jacob Cell spent Tuesday
In town with the Riddle family.
Six weeks only until election
day. Somebody had better be
getting their hustling clothes on.
Father Huna, Of Olmitz, was in the
city Tuesday morning on his way to
Wichita. lie made this officaa pleas.
ant call.
Miss Opal Fair entertained a
few friends MONDAY evening at
her home on Forest avenue in |
honor of Miss Brinkman.
Mrs. j. 7. Mcdonald, of the
south side, reports some pump.
kins"-one at least Tor greatest)
that weighs an even 90 pounds.
This is the most lovely time of
the year in this part of Kansas, |
and the person who does not like |
it here now has no business on
earth.
A. B. Miller, who with his wife |
now make their home at the Old Sol. |
diers Home near Dodge City, is down
for few days on visit 10 Great
Bend.
Have you thought any more
about the matter of a government
building for Great Bendl The
city is entitled to a good post Of
fee building.
H. A. Wilson, the rural route
man, has night blooming cereus
that has FIVE blossom buds on,
most of which indicate that they
will open about the same time.
A. Polzer, Albert's enterprising
, blacksmith and machine shop man,
was county seat visitor Tuesday,
ard called at this Office to leave
an order for job work.
We have a card from Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers and their daughter,
mailed a Zion City. III , on the
Goth saying they were all well
and enjoying their trip.
o. A. Martin writes from Long
Beach, Cal. that he and the folks
are well. To give his regards to
those who have not forgotten him
and to tell those who have, to 60
where the woondiDe twineth.
A concert will be given at the Con.
gregational church Tuesday evening,
October 9th, by G. W. Otis. violinist,
assisted by Miss Lilah Smith, pianist,
and local talent. We are assured of
the excellence of these musicians.
G. F. Rathburn. who is now at
Pauls Valley |. 7. learning the
jewelry trade came up this week
and stopped of at Great Bend on
his way up to Ness county where
he has a claim.
Marriage licenses have been
! issued to Alois Hitschman and
Mary Tinkel. of Barton County,
and Elmer Reichley Of Helena,
Oklahoma and Mary K. Myers of
Galatia, Kansas.
Douglas Anderson, son Of Rev. ].
c. Anderson, Of the Episcopal church
met with an accident the first Of the
! week that has put him on crutches
for a time. He was riding on one Of
the ice wagons and fell off. His in.
juries are not considered very serious.
John Morgan, who has been a
olarl> ~ <bo uok.l Dr.. T.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-09-28
School District Officers.

All members Of school boards
whose post office address has been
changed by The establishment Of the
new rural routes are requested to re.
port the change at once to the coun.
y superintendent so the correct ad.
dress can be given in the new com
pendulum which will be issued soon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-09-28

Thos. De VERT was up from
south OF Ellinwood Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
bowennAn

News-Champion Correspondence.
Monday, February 26
j. J Leahy is working on his Bull
Hill property.
Grant Roborts has Just returned
from a trip to Durango on private
business
Geo. Dice paid visit to Bower
man last week. He is much inter
ested in our camp.
1t is expected that Geo. Brant will
take hold of the Gold Cross group
within a short time.
The Abe Lincoln ore seems to be
improving with depth, and that pro
perty is working full handed.
The Oro6no is showing up good
The 80 foot incline tunnel exhibits
sulphide all through the vein.
Fr. Kipp held service. in Bower.
man on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
last week. They were well attended
Major l.. A. Bond has gone tc
Denver to straighten out the affairs
of his company. The major will b
back May first.
Messrs. Rednor and Cumming,
are expected in camp the first 0.
March AZ Rednor has purchased
the Brsnt residence and viii max,
his future home in Bowerman.
E. P. Morris Of Clarksbure, W. V
will be in Bowerman about the 2Otl
OF March. He expects to do . goot
amount Of work in Bowerman thi,
summer on his ! Y L and other pro
perties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Among Railroad Psopx.
Special Correspondence.

special NOlresp0ndenfe
Fogr cars Of sheep went through
un Tuesday night
John Kurtz began calling for the
u n. r. G the hrsi
Joe kllley has quit work at the
round house and gone 10 Denver
J. \. French. who has been sick
Cor two weeks. Is back at work al the
round house
Engineer Blskley and Fireman
Nordstrum brought engine PA home
from Salida Tuesday
Engineer Lou i.athrop and Fire
wan Quatie brought engine 100 in
from Cerro for boiler repairs Tues
day
Fire DESTROYED the inside OF a
coach at the d 4 r. G.. carshops
Monday bat was discovered and
prevented from spreading further.
Mrs. Oscar Nelson of Cimarron
whose husband was killed in the
railroad wreck at Cebolla ON the 25d
of December. has settled with the
u. n r. G. for $4,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Hoveville

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Feb. p
The past week has been quite
stormy around Howeville
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lang Spann
Tuesday, an eight pound son.
Archie Shacklefcrd and J NJ Har-
ris had business in the county seat
SATURDAY.
Miss Noss Of Crested Butte is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Antoine kubiak
this week.
Miss Sadie Holbrook came home
last week. She has spent the winter
in Crested Butte
Mrs. W. A. Willis returned Fri
day from a months visit with her
relatives in Boulder
W. 4. Willis is working a number
of men on the new bridge across
TAYLOR river near Almont, which the
county commissioners are putting in
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Ohio Creek Items

~ ieitphohe
Wednesday, February 2s
Mrs. T. W Gray is considerably
better
II. H. Andrews and family visited
Ohio creek friends the latter part Of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Lightly attended
the Relief Corps dance in town last
Thursday and report Jolly time.
Geo Lightley has been hauling
lumber and stone for very large
hay barn to be built at Teachout
siding.
c. W Shipman from Doyleville
was ON the creek this week after two
fine Shorthorn bull bought by J V
Monroe of W A. Gillaspey,
Baby Harriet GRAY went to town
Monday TO see DIR. Macintosh. She
is suffering with gathering in one
Of her ears. She was accompanied
by her father and her brother, Cecil
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Uepes Csaaninnn vanev
News Champion Corresposde>ee

h"htPs'" tofftrto80t09&.
Saturday, February "a.
Mrs. Stanley is costly do0icilet
IN the Vidal cottage
J. 5. Marshall was in the vale,
this week buying hides.
Mrs Theo. Davis attended the W
r. {. party at Gillaspey's last week
Richie Walker is staying o. tn,
Davis ranch while Mr.. Davis 10 awav
Miss Hannah Spann is here from
tloweville visiting her brother vii
Spaun.
Geo Smith is finishing the VI
stairs in his new house. Mr.. Smith
and his wife have given up theil
trip to Arizona on account Of Mrs
Smiths improving health.
a good progrom was rendered a
our literary society Friday evening
partly Washington program. Sil
ladies gave the play "Maidens For
lorn The debate was the best o
season Mr.. ii. Linton and Ms
Mabel Walker were captains of tn,
debate. After one more meetins
the literary closes for this year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
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And True

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Information, instruction and en-
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lola

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, February 2s.
Otis Moore rode down from Ohio
creek Sunday.
Miss Dollie Green returned from
Montrose Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Zeigler are
visiting with relatives here.
A. X Stevens and daughter are
back after several weeks absence in
California
W. +. Sammons and +. H. An
drews stopped here Tuesday EN-
route to Powderhorn
Valentine Ehret has begun work
on his bridge across the Gunnlson.
Bob McMaster is helping him.
I. A. Matchett and Bert Warner
are gathering up machinery herea
bouts and hauling it TO Gunnison
for Henry Purrier.
George Andrews arrived Thurs.
day with bunch Of cattle from
Powderhorn. He was joined here
by his nepnews Ray and Herbert
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Mt. Carbon
>ews- Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, February p.
Six inches OF snow Sunday.
The mine is not working 50 stead
lily and a number of men have left
the last few days.
Miss Kate kunze came from Gun
nison Saturday and Mrs. Wilson
went down the same day to visit
her mother, Mrs. G. F kunze.
At our city hall on the evening of
the "a jolly crowd masked in all
kinds Of costumes, from The father
of his country to the redmen of the
plains. Watson and Ellsberry fur
nished the music James Shackle-
ford. as a" cullud individual carried
of box Of cigars as gentleman 8
prize for the most comical costume.
Miss Kate Sellers as Red riding
hood" won the ladies prize of box
of bonbons At ll:3O . fine lunch
was served BY the ladies to which all
did Justice Everyone speaks in
high praise of the pleasant party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Csssb>ua c.

>s~s-s shampsoa CucreaQun1A.
Aaaday, Fsssuasy :.
A II Jads and Pat O'Ysnsa ssre
"a thIs neaxhborhs-sd k.Aia9 fsr
cattle iass Sunday.
Richard Waugh and sisS~e. Ars
Ida fsblieover vent 70 Gune -an
Thursday returning Frsdsy.
} ; Marshall aud dsSgh.ss, Mrs.
Annie Downey w,re esllsaG - C.--
tleton friends Sunday sad haDdav
Quite fow 81 cur young pvnpls
attended the mask ball 1t -. Car.
bon Saturday night AN sspprt a
very lively time
Coal teams report the road ssariv
ImPassIble at the old Hlnkk much
Ohio creek has overfiowsd u,eil even
the floors Vt the house ave uoaar a
too, Of water
Sever II cur cattle xrowsn are
studying their almsascs by night
and measuring their hay .GacAs bv
day Some are even sysadin~ odd
moments in silent prayer for a early
spring
"Nrst c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
SAnnero
News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday. February. ,,

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, February. -
II. y. Wheeler went to Montrose
Thursday and returned Saturday.
A jolly time was had Sunday by a
crowd of young people who ven,
sleigh riding.
Mrs. and Miss McVean very pleas
antly entertained a few friends Al
dinner Sunday evening.
School began the 10Th with Mis-,
Florence Hull of Lake City in charge
as teacher. Sapinero considers it.
self fortunate in securing her ser
vices.
Miss Florence Hull, Miss Fora
and Miss Mile Carpenter went tc
Lake City Thursday night TO attend
the hig mask ball They report q
good time.
Rev. H L. Anderson passed thru
here Saturday on his way to Lake
City. He held services here during
the afternoon which were greatly ap-
preciated by all who had the privi-
iege Of hearing him
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Earth's Greatest Cities

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0D~hvills


News-Champioa Correspondesce.
"Wednesday, February 2s
Mise Sara Bort is very i'll with
pneamonsa-
A crowd a oar voane people went
to Ohio City Thursday TO attend the
dance.
job HUFF came from Ohlo CITY
Sunday and is now working for W.
L. Bennett a Son.
School will close next FRIDAY for
vacation of SIX weeks. Miss Pal-
lem expects to return in April
Miss Sadie Meadows who has been
staying at Ouray for the last four
months retsrned from there Thurs
day
At Holdrege. Nebraska. on Sunday
Feb. Is, a daughter was born to MIR.
aud Mrs. Lawrence Trumbull. The
Trumbulls left Doyle last fall
Word came Yesterday of the death
Of Mrs, &. II Meadows at Spring
Valley, No Mr.. and Mrs. Meadows
were for many years residents Of
Ohio City and Doyleville, but left
here last July hoping that a lower
altitude would benefit her health,
but she grew steadily worse Par
alysis was the fatal disease.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Powderhorn
News-Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, February q

News-Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, February %
Charley Frank of Westcliffe is the
guest Of W 7. Sammons.
Miss Nav Nichols is absent on a
visit to the upper Cebolls
Miss Maud loumans is visiting
Mrs. f. J. Bowers for a week.
Gene Bowers leaves us for few
weeks to visit his brother Ernest.
George Andrews came over last
week and with Herb Andrews
drave a bunch Of cattle to his ranch.
Washington and his birthday were
well remembered in the valley. A
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sammons, and the dance at the hall.
Both were well attended and proved
pleasant gatherings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
Sez,eer
News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday. February 2s
Theo Renner was a caller at Spen-
Ger Tuesday.
NJ N. Foster and family spent
Sunday in the valley.
John Profit of Midway went to
Gunniso Thursday.
Mrs. Chas Schecker of Powderhorn
visited at the home of AZ. Hay
Wednesday.
Alfred Haines has bought the
Dale hotel at Spencer and is moving
it to his ranch on the Cebolla.
VIM. Lindsey passed through here
the % bound for the Old Lot mine
to spend few DAYS with home folks
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02
$77.65 Denver to City Of Mexico
and Return

The City Of Mexico invites the tours,
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Its parks. plazas, grand old cathetrals.
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are among the finest and most interesting
in the world. The climate is delightful.
Side trips may be made from the City to
the Ruins OF Malta, Tampco. Vera Cruz
and other points. Mr.. L. Z. Fisher. q.
Z. A., Colorado 4 Southern, Denver. will
urnish full data