The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-01-23

a rev arrival
C. q ArweI. Of Mesa. sas il tovu
yesterday
vs. r Logan. The GleuwOod Springs
capitzlfsr. Eas il tOEu yesterday
There was q short session o. the
odd FelIozs sncampueut last night
FriEzV night the Aesa ClE1 eu10Ts
one % their dances A. the Auditor
jun
K g. Hall. a weil known Plat
eau VALLEY rarehuzl- Eas doEu from
his home ar Suipes yesterday
Saturday afternoon the Indepelf
en- Fruit GrOEers sssociation vii
hold their annual meeting
The city council meets lu adjourn
ID session tomoFroE night a. the
council chambers In the new city
hall
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Reed and Finiz
Dean were among the Palisade PEG
pie Ia the audience al the opera house
last night
The room formerly occupied By the
Elite Candy Kitchen is now being put
10 readiness for the occupancy Of the
CRY restaurant
Miss Sarah Bracksn left last night
Tor California 10 spend a few weeks
on the coast Miss Brackeu is en-
pioyed In the Fair store.
City Weigher Rogers reports that
practically no hay iE being brought
into the city By the rauchmen az this
time owing 10 the had weather
Fhe minimum temperature this
morning was degrees The forecast
Tor the 80 hours ending tomorrow ar
SIX o'clock is-fair tonight and We'd
nesday
David T. CLARK. the big sheepman.
hon --a-r- Hnas homo q
his son iu this city for some time. is
improving rapidly and viii soon be
able TO get out
Tho repairs made necessary by the
breaking Of a water pipe a. the
Lowell school were completed last
night and school work was resumed
this morning ia that building
Henry Copp aud James Nix. Of
Norwood. arrived in the city yes
terday for a visit with relatives. They
are en- route to Tampa, Florida. where
they will spend some time with relat-
ives.
Hiss Edith Brown. who has been
employed as collector and boOkkeep-
or by the Gourley-Platt Furniture
and Undertaking company for the
past six months. has resigned her pO-
sitiOn and VIII leave In few DAYS for
her old home in Iowa.
The next attraction at the Park
opera house will De Lewis Morrison
Faust II the people can be conFinc-
ed that Lewis Morrison will certainly
appear in the production In this city
there ls no doubt that the audience
will be OF immense proportions.
In the January number Of the Pop
MAR Sclense Monthly appears very
able and Interesting biography Of
Spencer Fullerton Baird. who stands
pre-eminent among American scien-
lists for his biological researches and
discoyeries- Mr. T. d. a. Cockerell
author.
Stag from the smelter is being plac-
ed on the north side Of main street be
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. in
order to do away with a number Of
bad holes in the street. The city Of
hcials are determined 10 give the Stag
trial and II 1t answers the purpose
and improves the streets a. will prob
ably be used in large quantities.
a great number OF out OF town
people were noted In the audience
that witnesser "Othello at the Park
opera house last night Palisade AMI
Frulta were represented by large
parties. While there were people
tAHAAA Af'AAN Af anu ~ anu aAAt-H a
The audience was one Of the most rep
resentative and fashionable that has
been seen at the Park this season.
over three hundred OF cattle We're
shipped east from the local yards on
Sunday last. by the following Plat
eau stockmen Rodney Boone. Joe
Long. Dan Kinney. A. e Stanton.
SIR. Morris. owen Crane and Clayton
Fitzpatrick. The cattle were in fine
condition, averaging about LOO
pounds and making a train Of about
10 cars--De Beque Bugle.
This evening Mr. and Mrs James
~ Ramey and children. and Mr.. and
Mrs. u. G. Ramey Will leave the city
on No. ] for Los Angeles. California
They will go out from Salt Lake CITY
over the new Clark road No families
that have left the city after n long
residence here had their departure
more genrally rgretted than Messrs.
Ramey and families. They have long
been prominent in business. church
and social circles OF the city and we're
classed at all times among the clty's
best and most substantial citizens.
To their new home in the far western
state the families carry the best
wishes Of hundreds Of friends in the
city and valley.
herman Hoescn, president and a.
J. Peck. secretary OF the Flying
Dntchman Consolidated Gold Mining
company, left for Eureka. Utah. last
night. They win visit the mine
short distance from Eureka and In an
probability make several car load
shipments OF ore to the Bingham
smelter. From there they will at
tend the annual meeting OF the com
pany at Salt Lake City, on February
18Th. al the Office of the company In
that city. The reports from Super
intendent George r. Barton. OF this
mine lately have been very encourag
ing and in all probability the present
visit OF the officers 20 the mine will
make IL regular producer.
Edwin Price has been re-appoint-
ed postmaster ut Grand Junction. nc.
oordng TO the announcement that an
peared in Mr.. Prices paper last night
Mr. Prices present commission as
postmaster expires on January gath
which is Friday OF this week. He viii
then receive commission as most
master for the four years To- follow.
The announcement OF Postmaster
Price. reappointment has been CON
hdently expected for some tlme
There was no doubt regarding his
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