The daily sentinel., 1906-05-12

We can show you a bunch of tn
]. W. Moon buggies of st Loni
which are strictly high grade as wei
as cheaper grades.-Fred Mantey.
There IS only a small stream o
water running in the big ditch Will,
repairs are being made at The breaI
which occurred yesterday morning
near North Twelfth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy u. Hardy left
Saturday for 4 short visit to Chi
cago and other eastern points. They
will return in about ten days. Max
is spending the time with his grand
mother at Grand Canon
City Record.
The carnival company has secured
the vacant lots at Fifth street and
Rood avenue in the rear of the Grand
Valley National bank building and
the Gourley furniture store. The at
traction is spoken highly of by the
newspapers of the Colorado towns in
which the company has filled engage
ments.
Those who have not yet secured
seats for the lecture course of next
year can do so on Monday when seats
will be placed on sale at the Congre-
gational church. The sale will open
at eight o'clock. There are plenty of
good seats left In all sections of the
house. A section has been reserved
especially for students and the price
of student seats will range from
$3.50 to $500 for the full course.
Today at Boulder the lnterschol-
astic field and track meet is being
held. Lucius Wells and Max Boyer.
the representatives of the local high
school, are expected to carry of hon
ors at the meet.
Albert Russell. a Grand Junction
man who formerly lived here, rode
horse up the river into this city
and it is said he made the animal
suffer so much through making il
travel so fast and beating It that It
was In bad shape when reaching here
Agent Harry Kerr had him prosecut-
ed IN Judge Howe's court and he |
was fined $50. The judge learned |
that Russell was the sole support of |
Il widowed mother and that she might |
come to want and grief il the fine was
so large cut 1t down to S25.-Mont- |
rose Enterprise.
Grand Junction Fair association |
has redeemed herself in the eyes of |
the people by making up the amount |
of last years deficit and starting a
new with clean hands for this years |
meet. The Junction people were un-
fortunate last year and at the close |
of the races found themselves so
badly In debt that 1t seemed impos-
slble to get out. But through the eff
forts of the board of directors as
sisted by the present able secretary |
Leon j. Chapman. they are beginning |
to see daylight and are already pre-
pairing for bigger and better fair
than has yet been held In Grand juno
tion. -Glenwood Post.
Last night the editor of the other
paper sent up cry and wall because
his paper had missed four or Ave big
and important local Items the day
before and In that cry embodied that
and thin and ever present
excuse. I'VE knew 1t but we didn't
publish it, The Sentiners story of
the late development In the Wells
case Is supported by officers OF the
law. No effort has been made by this
paper to try that case but the same
cannot be said by the editor who |
writes an apology every day or two
for missing important local news. He |
has tried and cleared the accused |
long ago. "It's unimportant. sensa-
tional" or I'VE knew II but didn't |
publish 1t" are the stock excuses of |
the brother who In devoting several |
columns each day to advertising the |
Sentinel and its editor has to slight |
tho local news field.