The daily sentinel., 1906-10-02

The county commissioners are in
session this week.
Try Ackerman & Coreoran for yoar
groceries. The best service possible.
A number of ne wpupils enrolled
at the schools on Monday. The at
tendance still grows.
Get gour groceries. fresh anl silt
meats. fruits and vegetables at Ae-
herman and Corcoran's.
Ackerman & Corcoran will give
you a oquare deal every time. Gro
GERS end butchers, corner Second AMI
Colorado.
Timothy Manion, the mining man,
came in this morning from Eureka,
Utah. for a short stay in the city
with his family.
For each days attendance at the
G. V. Store, each lady Will be allowed
one chance on the beautiful screen
to be given away Saturday. Oct. G.
City Attorney Coles will probably
file new complaints against Jaynes
Brothers for the permitting of
gambling in their place of business.
within few days.
Through the efforts of ]. Edward
Taylor, secretary of the Utah board
of horticulture, a large number OF
fruit growers in the southern and
eastern parts of Salt Lake county
have determined to build a packing
house, canning and evaporating plant.
which will be ready for operation by
the time next seasons fruit crop is
ripening for the market.
C. G. Wrak, a young man who has
been working at the Grand Junction
association, was painfully injured on
Saturday night of last week by trio
ping and falling face foremost upon a
rail while crossing the tracks near
the association building. He lost
five teeth as a RESULT of the accident
which neeessitates a great deal OF
painful dental work.-Palisade Trlb-
une.
The great character of Sherlock
Holmes in THE Sign of the Four
from the world famous novels of Sir
Conan Doyle, is the greatest drama
of the age. 1t will be presented at
the Park opera house Tuesday Oct.
2 by Mr.. Theodore Lorch, supported
by Miss Josephine Deffry and splen-
did company of players. The story
is presented in every detail as the
great London and New York success
es.
!. c. Plank. of Grand Junction.
was a caller at this office last Monday
While not engaged in the real estate
business, yet he has bbeen directly
instrumental in bringing eighty-two
investors into this valley and spends
almost as much money as any OF them
in distributing Grand valley litera-
ture throughout the east At Cliff
ton Mr.. Plank bought box of Orange
clings. of Jas. Whitley that contained
but As Palisade Tribune
In speaking of the incarceration
of George McGarvey, the murderer
of Edward Innes, in the Glenwood
jail. the Avalanche states that Nc
Garvey did not seem to mind the fact
that he would probably be lynched
II he were returned to Grand juno
tion or that the chance of escaping
the hangman's moose and black cap
eventually is very slim. To avoid this
either Sheriff Zimmerman or Under
Sheriff Divilbliss is on guard at the
Jail at all times and no one is allowed
to approach nearer than three feet
to the inside bars.
w. H. Coe, who for the past year
has been foreman of the Herald Office
and who is one of the best known
members of the printerial profession
in Grand Junction has resigned his |
position with the Herald and will |
leave this week for Delta to accept a |
splendid position with the Delta La.
borer. Mr.. Coe is most capable
and successful printer as well as be-
ng a very able all round newspaper
nan. His many friends regret his
departure from Grand junction. Dur
ng his residence of about two years
lere he has made many friends and
las the respect of all who have met
lim either in business or social way II
FOR the present Mr.. Goes family will
ontinue to reside in Grand juno
ion. u