The daily sentinel., 1906-03-12

+ The Elks meet tonight in regular
session
Editor Bacon Of the Ouray Herald
was in the city Saturday and sunday.
On Tuesday. April 3rd. the people
of Palisade will elect a mayor and
three trustees.
Mrs j. A. Lyons has been quite
/ i'll for the past two days al her home
+ on Ouray avenue.
The auction sale of the Mesa
County Auction company on Saturday
at the old Free Corral attracted a
I big crowd.
The seat sale for the Primrose
minstrel show tomorrow night at
\ the Park opera house has been heavy
There will be big crowd out to en-
joy the performance.
The crowds attracted Saturday
afternoon and evening by the Bargain
House auction sales were very large.
The great majority of those in at
tendance at each sale were ladies,
The membership OF the lodge of
Elks at Salida has increased from
&c members in 1909 to over 500
members in 1906. The Salida Elk
lodge is one of the strongest in the
state.
Judge Theron Stevens has an
nounced his candidacy for reelection
as district Judge. II is generally
conceded that he has filled his ex-
allied position as such TO the salts
faction of all parties, Palisade Trib-
une.
The big new sign over the sherman
". Moody Jewelry House has attract
ed much attention. 1t is one of the
handsomest signs on Main street.
/ The immense gilt letters forming the
words "The Watch House" can be
seen from many distant points of the
city
The funeral of Mrs. Arzelia Mead
I took place yesterday afternoon at
+ two o'clock from the Baptist church
where there was a large attendance
of friends. Rev. II. An Miller had
charge of the services The inter
ment took place at Orchard Mesa
cemetery.
pure water and plenty of it, is
I the motto or slogan of the Tax Pay
ers' party which on Friday evening
nominated a city ticket at Delta.
william r. Gale as a candidate for
mayor Of Delta heads the ticket. A
warm municipal campaign Is prom
ised for the enterprising little city.
\ The Denver & Rio Grande has is
sued a circular announcing a one
fare rate for the round trip to all
points on the lines during the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge of Elks. in
Denver. for all points In Colorado.
New Mexico and Utah. The tickets
will be good for thirty days and lib
eral stopovers viii be granted
The horizontal increase Of five per
cent and the shorter work day asked
of the Denver & Rio Grande by the
car men have been refused but con
SESSIONS have been made by the com
many making a flexible day with extra
nav for longer than eight hours a
dav in emergencies. Arrangements
eran employees will receive more
have been made so that certain vet
money.
saturday night hard looking
character approached several people
ON the streets and stating that ne
had "a partner OF his who was up
against IL and wanted to sell TWO or
| three plain gold rings which they
had I'm their possession. The men
/ showed ring TO several they ap-
nroached but it is not thought that
he succeeded in disposing OF it, Ihe
men aroused suspicion in the minds
of several he approached owing 10
the fact that store at Fruita was
robbed only a short time ago and a
large number of rings we're stolen
Conductor Grant Sanders received
word en- route from Durango 10 Tel
/ Inride Yesterday that W. s. Morgan.
! his wife's father. died in Grand June
lion Yesterday noon of old age, be-,
Ing seyenty-eight. Grant sent word
TO his wife and made arrangements
10 Law OFF three or four days. Gus
Delos taking his run. TINS morhlns
Grant went down TO Dolores TO meet
Mrs Sanders and tomorrow they VIII
20 TO Grand junction to attend the
funeral. as Mr.. Morgan will likely be
hurled there, having made his nome
with a daughter for year or so anu
knowing no other home his wire pc
+ Ing buried in Kansas some years
| aga. Telluride Journal