The daily sentinel., 1906-08-29

Don't fail to see the swell crea-
tions in suits and coats at the La
Coste Dry Goods company.
Seats for the Phidelah Rice enter
tainment are on sale at The Fair.
Vorbeck's Music and Book store and
the c. d. Smith drug store. Prices
so and 3 5 cents.
Miss Celia Gormley, one of the
teachers of the city schools, has re-
turned to Grand Junction from a
visit to her old home in Columbus,
Ohio. She has been out of the city
the greater part of the summer.
C. II. Robinson, the artist, came in
from Grand Junction on Saturday and
reports great interest in the noun
tain water system down there. He
says Grand Junction people are bound
to have good water or know the rea-
son why.-Montrose Enterprise.
The Colorado Fire insurance de-
partment has requested the fire in
surance companies of the old coun-
tries who are doing business in the
state to make their assets in the
United States equal to their liabil-
tiles by transferring some from Eu-
rope to the United States or in any
other manner the companies may
deem best
The newspaper men now in Denver
Will 90 down to Colorado Springs,
in one of the finest trains of Pull
mans that can be provided by the
Denver and Rio Grande. Sunday the
visitors will be taken over Marshall
Pass and through the Royal Gorge
to Glenwood Springs. they will return
to Denver from Glenwood via the
Colorado Midland
DR.. d. NJ. Nottingham, of West
water, Utah is a visitor to the city to-
day. DR.. Nottingham is the general
manager of the Westwater Land and
Fruit company. and is here for the
purpose of securing some space in the
building at the fair for an exhibit
of Westwater fruits. DR.. Noting
ham and his associates are doing
much for the upbuilding of West
water and surrounding territory.
Silver Tip Bess got in trouble again
yesterday afternoon and was arrested
by Marshal Wallis and placed behind
the bars of the city jail charged with
being drunk and disorderly. This
morning she was arraigned before
Justice Sweeney and a fine of $500
and costs were assessed against her.
Up to noon she had been unable to
raise the amount and was still in dur
ance vie. This is the second time
Silver Tip Bess has been fined in the
past week, the first time she paid
up promptly but today her funds were
about exhausted as she has been cele-
brating pretty extensively and as a
result she has TO spend some time in
Jail. The former COW girl is very
peaceful most OF the time but every
few months she gets on a spree which
usually lasts about week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Newton and
little daughter arrived home last
night on the Scenic Limited from the
east. For the past two months Mrs.
Newton and the baby have been visit
in relatives at Wilmington. Vermont,
and three weeks ago they were join
ed by Mr.. Newton. He expected to
remain in the east another two weeks
but found 1t necessary to return at
this time and is back at his desk in
the electric light office greeting his
friends. Mr.. Newton states that he
had most pleasant trip and enjoy
ed very much his visit at his old home
in Vermont, renewing old acquaint-
ances and friendships. Mr.. and Mrs
Newton visited Boston and other OF
the great eastern cities while away
They made the trip home in quick
time. Mr.. Newton found the weather
very pleasant in Vermont. He says
that there are evidences of prosperity
and progress throughout that sec.
tion of the country.