The daily sentinel., 1906-08-09

Come in and see our bath room
hxtures-Lewiss & Sallee, 124 N
5th street.
Messrs. ]. w. Clary and william C.
Struthers have returned from their
fishing trip.
]. H. Lane has moved his tin shop
from 404 Colorado avenue to 127
S. Fifth street.
For hauling of any kind see Bar
ton & Plat. Special wagons for
moving purposes. Phone Mesa 105.
See our display of ladies' and gem
tlemen's pocket1ooks, bill books.
purses. and bags. best In THE CITY
-Postofiice Bookstore.
Mrs. Richard Nelson and daugh-
ters, Miss Cornelia and Mrs. ]. Mon
roe Stewart, left this morning for
a visit of a week or so in Ouray.
Window awnings, tents, camp
stoves and complete outfits at a rea-
sonable price at Lowe and Coulter's,
1875 N 5th street, Phone black 1853
The preliminary hearing OF j. A.
acknowledgement. the well known
cattle man who is charged with cattle
stealing, attracted much attention to-
day while in progress before Judge
Sweeney.
Engineer Douglass Mitchell, who
made the preliminary survey of the
WdltT bN Sltlls lpI lue CITY
council, did not put in an application
last night for the position of consult
ing of permanent engineer.
The assessment rolls of SO of the
SO county assessors of the state, pre-
sented at the meeting at Denver this
week. shows an increase in valua-
tion of property throughout the state
of between s4,000,000 and $4,000
600 over last year.
A postal from DR.. H. S. Day To-
Gates him at Hoopeston, Illinois,
where he is visiting relatives and
/ friends. He stated that he had not
seen the sun for four days so must
be longing for Grand valley sunshine,
He declares that all Grand junction
needs to make it the best town in the
country is mountain water.
The fire tournament being arrang-
ed by Fire Chief Rogers. of this city
and in which departments of other
towns and cities will be invited to
participate, promises to prove one of
1 the biggest drawing cards for fair
week, If the arrangements are com
pleted and the tournament made a
go. II is to be hoped that Fire Chief
: Rogers plans viii carry.
Among the attorneys who appear
ed in the case of Albert Crockett,
charged with the murder of Bertha
Rowlin, at Kansas City. Tuesday was
Jesse James, Jr., son of the famous
Missouri bandit and this is the first
case in which he has appeared since
being admitted to the bar a short
time ago. 1t is said that Mr.. James
| promises to make a very successful
and able lawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs C. ID. Biggs have re-
/ turned home from Grand Junction.
where they went at the conclusion of
their fishing and camping trip on
the Navajo river in New Mexico.
Their sons, Arthur and Jim, are maxi
ing an overland trip home on their
| ponies from the southwestern part
| of the state. Other members of the
family halted at Alamosa for visit
with relatives while on their way
back to Canon City.-Canon City
Record.
| A visit to the Excelsior laundry
this morning by the Sentinel man re
vealed the fact that Manager Fer
brache has recovered from the serious
fire that visited his plant some days
ago in a surprisingly rapid manner
| and every department OF the laundry
| is as busy If not buster than ever. Mr..
Ferbrache and his superintendent
state that the plant is in better shape
| than ever before to do high class
work. Several new machines are
one their way from the eastern factor
les. A new superintendent. Mr.. A.
G. Fuchs. has charge of the plant.
He is n laundry man of long eXper-
/ ience and he is always raising the
/ grade of work done by the laundry.
Experienced people are in charge of
each department and machine. Mr..
Ferbrache says that he is here to stay
and proposes to keep up the work of
| improvement as time passes.