The daily sentinel., 1906-07-26

+~.,-.. " Dha5on, is III
Only six days on is the mountain
water election.
Twenty pounds of new spuds for
rs cents. Cassells & Co.
IL pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar.
Mhy- because you get your moneys
Look our stock over for fine bug
gles and harness new and old.-Fred
Mantey.
Mrs. H. F. vorbeck is expected
home from her extended eastern Wis
1t tomorrow or Saturday.
Ever job you give us is a guaran-
tee and a knock at the trust=Lewis
& Sallee. plumbers. 124 N. Fifth.
Harry B. Jones, of the Grand juno
ton Fruit Growers association, left
this morning up the narrow guage.
large number of out of town peo-
pie are here this afternoon to attend
the racing matinee at the fair
4 grounds
If you have not yet taken in the
carnival, don't fail to do so. Omen
every afternoon and evening. Join
the crowd tonight.
Window awnings, tents, camp
stoves and complete outfits at .rea-
sonable price at Lowe and CouIter's.
lz6 N 9th street, Phone black 1353
will be entertained this evening by
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
at their ice cream social in the city
park.
Come and get our prices and you
viii be convinced that good plumb
Ing can be installed at moderate
price 124 N. Fifth street-Lewis &
Sallee.
1t is said that the attendance at
4 n fNll a
be larger than ever before Interest
is being taken in the event throughout
Western Colorado.
There is considerable speculation
as TO the good that Is to come to the
lower country out of broad guaging
the ID. Il r. G.. from Grand Junction
to Montrose. Some say that there
will be no benefit, while others claim
that the easier you make 1t for peo-
pie to travel the more money they
viii spend. And according to our
ideas that is rlght=TelIuride Jour
nal.
Some of the leading knockers on
the mountain water proposition. one
individual In general who is usually
knocking on everything delivers
street orations denouncing the promo
sition and the council each day and
evening. This gentleman thinks that
he has tremendous weight and in
fiuence in the community. but many
people haven't the same opinion, and
his reputation for knocking was long
ago firmly established
The accident bulletin which has
Just been issued by the Interstate
commerce commission for the three
months ending March 81 1906.
shows the total number of casualties
to passengers and employees to be
1926, 1.I20 killed and 17.17O in
Jured. The number of passengers
and employees killed in train acci-
dents was 247. The total number of
collisions and derailments was 3,
49O 1,921 collisions and 1, $50 de-
railments). of which 2S9 collisions
and 167 derailments affected pas
sengers.
Last evening at the home Of the
brides mother in Fruitvale, Charles
Sharp. of Norton. Kansas, and Miss
Mary Harris were united in mar
riage, Rev. ], E. Weir, of the Pres
byterian church officiating. Relat-
ives and a few close friends wit
messed the ceremony. On the night
train Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp left for
Salt Lake City for visit and Will
then go TO Norton. Kansas. where |
they wifi make their home. Mr.. |
7hHi u 10 d puSiHeSS man OF tnat city. |
The bride Is a very attractive young |
lady and is most favorably known in |
the Fruitvale community, and also |
has many friends in this city.
The management of the South
ern Carnival company.t Fem & |
Myers are gentlmenl of high repute,
Both belong to many high orders and
lodges. Having followed this line
for a living for nearly ten years they
both have good, first class reputa-
tion. Mr.. Jake Fem is a gentleman
who belongs to 10 different lodges |
and has made many friends wherever
he exhibits. He never misrepresents |
his shows, pays his bills and always |
lives up to all his contracts. Mr. Gus |
Myers is also man of splendid |
man and also a man of a splendid |
reputation and also fulElls all promis- |
es. The Southern Carnival company
under the management of Fem & |
Myers has ben prosperous for the
simple reason all their dealings have
been honest and legitimate. 1t is |
with pleasure this paper feels that ii |
can recommend this company. The |
agent Ben Furguson is a hustler, a
spieler and an all round gentleman
and has made many friends in Grand
Junction