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The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
BIG COMPANY FILES ARTICLES
Grand Mesa Land, Canal 4 Power
Company Formed In Denver
VIII DO Business In This
County.

- Today the Grand Mesa Land, 6
9 Canal & Power company of .
q Denver filed its articles OF in q
9 corporation with County Clerk g
9 and Recorder Starr. C. C. Ma .
g genhum, Ira ID. Buck and Had g
9 ley B. Woods, all of Denver, 9
. are the incorporators. $
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The company is said to be behind
one or more irrigation projects of
considerable size that have been un-
der contemplation in the county for
some time.
The company is organized to con-
troll and handle real estate, the con-
troll and operation of power plants,
to build and operate canals, bitches
and to acquire and own water rights,
etc.
The company is capitalized at
$4,000. divided into 500 shares.
The principal Offices are III Den
yer. At the time of the organization
of the company some weeks ago.
The Sentinel contained announce
ments of It's general purposes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
JNO. THOMAS SELLS
OUT TO PARTNERS

This afternoon a most important
change took place in local business
circles, John W. Thomas selling his
interest In the big grocery house of
the Smith-Thomas company to his
associates, Chas. A. Smith and c. j.
Day, who will continue the business.
Mr.. Thomas will engage in other
business.
The store is one of the largest In
western Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

E. r. Anderson of Pembroke, KY,
is spending few days In the city
He is guest at the st. Regis.
j. B. Wilstach received word this
morning that his aged mother, whom
he recently visited. had died at the
old home at Lafayette. Ind, last
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Frank A. White, at her home
on Gunhison avenue. is dangerously
i'll. Mr.. White is well known con-
tractor and house mover, and Mrs.
White Is a daughter of Alderman ]
G. Plank.
In connection with the work oi
putting on of work in the third de-
gree tonight at the meeting OF the
Knights of Pythias there will be
something doing under the direc-
tion of the social committee.
At the 800" party given yester-
day evening by Mrs. Frank H. Has
kell. Mrs. Ed NJ. Hardy captured the
prize in the interesting contest.
There were many pleasant features
and delicious refreshments were
served. 1t was a happy event. There
were twenty-four guests.
1t requires almost II city lots to
make one acre. yet we can sell you
one acre on First street but one
eighth of mile north of the city
limits and in the city school district,
all high and smooth, fronting east,
for only $400, IL taken at once. See
the Rich-Hutchinson Realty Co.
On account of sickness Will have
to sell within ten days two vacant
lots on Gunnison avenue between
Fourth and Fifth streets The lots
are $50 feet deep and level, being
lots and s in block So. VIII take
s625. S175 cash; balance to suit.
Address p. o. box 101, city, or phone
Mesa 462.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
30 PUPILS NOW
IN HIGH SCHOOL
n.. work Reported in Every De-
'',lnent Of the City Schoofs.-
Interesting School Notes,

Our foot ball team. ACCOMPANIED
tba athletic Coach Dodds, will leave
tbe M clty on Friday for Aspen, where
team VIII play the Aspen high school
un Last year the Aspen boys put
tima sood game, and an interesting
"nie Is anticipated.
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an or,,i monthly report cards, giving
Of tSe Sas'ihe Of work for the Inspection
ce,lea Superintendent, show an ex-
' beginning in all departments.
scboo,"n new pupils entered our
hlrb Monday. one of them being a
the enool student. This makes
scboo,0 0,ai enrolment in the high
-A's week High School Principal
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
MRS. C. w. SHORES HURT.

4, While standing on chair
8 to brush flies from a window
{: this morning, Mrs. C. w. Shores
q had the misfortune to lose her :
g balance and fall backwards,
8 resulting in the breaking of the :
9 two fingers of her right hand.
&, Mrs. Shores has been a long
9 time and patient sufferer from
9 rheumatism and has been un-
g able to move about very much
9 for the last few years, and her
1, added affliction will be heard :
9 of by her host of friends in the
4, city with much regret.
. DR.. f. f. Eldridge was called :
{, to reduce the fracturA
. 6, -
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
THEY GO
BACK TO WORK
Especial to The Sentinel. :,

Helena. Mont, Oct. 23.-At n
meeting of the local Telegraphers
union in this city last night the
strike was formally declared Off and
ten men have asked Manager Tay-
lor of the Western Union for their
old positions.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
HALLOWEEN ENTERTAINMENT

On October 81, Apple Blossom
Circle, Women of Woodcraft, will
give Halloween entertainment.
consisting of musical program and
a "spook drill" Light refreshments
will be served. Arrangements were
perfected at the regular meeting of
the lodge last Thursday evening.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

This afternoon James Thompson,
against whom his wife of two
months filed suit for divorce yes
terday afternoon, filed answer to the
suit. He denies every allegation of
cruelty that his wife prefers. At
torneys Wheeler & Wieser represent
Mr.. Thompson.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
Piusburg Stock Exchange Fails to observation-disclosures
Company and Others Involved Runs Started To-
day. Situation is Serious.

is attributed to the inability to Sc
cure funds and on account of the
stringency in the money market.
The amount involved Will run up
into the millions.
New York, Oct. 23.-'An appeal
has been made to the government TO
close the stock exchange until Mon
day.
New York, Oct. 23.-More than
one thousand were at the Offices of
the American Trust company wheE
II began to pay of the depositors at
10 O'Clock this morning.
officials of the concern have an
nounced that they have over eleven
million dollars on hand la cash with
which to meet the demand.
New York, Oct. ga run was
started today on the Colonial Trust
company at 220 Broadway, branch
of the American Trust company.
New York, Oct 23.-The state
banking department has taken charge
of the Knickerbocker Trust company
and 1t Is announced that the doors
of that company will remain closed
today.
Secretary Cortelyou remained In
New York today and says he will use
the treasury funds If he thinks Il
necessity.
The heads of finance say: "W'
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

Grab Sale at Edmonds' Jewelry Store
Sale occurs Saturday. October 90.
Three hundred (S00) packages to
draw. at 25c each. A chance to draw
a ladies' or gents gold watch. list.
ladies' or gents gold watch; End, a
silver teapot; Sd, a beautiful art
bust.
The packages contain jewelry.
clocks and silverware.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
GENERAL
SURPRISE
Expressed Over Skeggs' Action in
Withdrawing His Demand and Thus
Averting Strike of the Telegraph
ers---Everybody is Relieved----All
Dreaded a Strike---Pernham Makes
Statement.

Denyer g. Perham Of
had
,h5r,w he
s,ars he is strike
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
THE
HIGHER BAR
Thomas Charles Brown, Brilliant and
Successful Lawyer, Pioneer Citizen,
Leader in Party Councils, and Lodge
Man of High Degree, Relinquishes
His Hold of Life---Funeral Friday
Afternoon.

Justa the day wnsg arb of the
M as he sun bidding II
sank of
a home the best
brought "a
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23
where The BIC
BALLOONS
LANDED
(specIal to The scntIn.

er bureau today received a dispatch
from Major Hersey reporting the
landing of the United States balloon
at Paledonia. Ontario, at 7:15 last
night. 1t will probably leave there
for Milwaukee tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

II. II. Croft and his nephew, @. A.
Boyes. the well known stenographer.
spent yesterday on the fine fruit
ranch of ID. A. Moore In the Fruit
vale community.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

Dover, Del. Oct. 2S.-The Ger
man balloon Albercorn landed at
Middle Creek. miles from this city
this morning
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

New York. Oct. 23.-Secretary
Cortelyou has made the following
statement:
~ repeat what I said before leav-
ing Washington yesterday afternoon,
IL for no other reason than to empha
size the attitude of the treasury de-
partment, It will use its facilities to
assist in every proper way legitimate
business interests. and its action Will
be prompt and thorough
"The national banks Of New York
City are in an exceptionally strong
condition. The general situation
here seems to be well in hand ana
is being looked after by many strong
ard influential men, such as those
whose recent action in the clearing
house received emphatic public ap-
proval. The movement for similar
concert of action among the trust
companies should have helpful and
far-reaching effect. l shall spend the
day at the subtreasury.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

New York. Oct. 23.-The German
balloon Tommern landed today with
in few yards of the Atlantic ocean
on Bradley beach, Asbury Park.
1t landed at 1906 in the yard of
Steiner & Sons night shirt factories
at Bradley beach.
The American balloon Travelled ov-
er 700 miles.
1t Is believed that the German bal
loon has established the irecord for
balloon flight. exceeding the fight
made by the French balloon from
Paris to Russia.
The distance in straight line
from st. Louis to where the Tom
mern came down is more than one
thousand miles. This makes the
German balloon winner. 1t might
even have been winner and have gone
further had it not been for the peril
of the ocean.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

New York. Oct. 2s.-The Ameri-
can balloon st. Louis, commanded
by All B. Holly and Augustus Post,
landed at 2:40 am. at Westminster.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

are just driving oUt inc uHuesHapIe
bankers"
New York, Oct. 23.-Fourth Vice
President Trumbull Of the Kniclxer-
booker Trust company blames Roose-
welt for the condition in money mat
ters and says that all this disturb
ance has been brought about by
one man and that a man who knows
nothing whatever of the credit sys-
tenn"
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

soc whips. etc. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

Continued on Page six)
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

operators who remained with the
company when the strike was called
is still in effect and will remain so
until November 1. when -reorgani-
zation will be effected.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-23

This week High school Principal
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10 is tine boast OF the circus trust
that d. aims TO give the people lot
foi. their money. Al late combine adds
Barnum & Rancy's greatest shown ON
earth" Co others which b. not so great
managed 10 delight the village Ameri-
can several times in the course OF a
season. Perhaps &C. is not quantity mat
counts Quality is. Of course, essential
but again frequency of appearance
must Doe taken into consideration.
To those who live along the great
railroads perhaps the great comhiua-
ti0n viii be e JOY as often as once "a
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year The circus money viii always
be- ready ana there Mood be mo- disap-
pointed youngsters. Bun unless the
great combination travels n sections
many out ~ the way towns VIII have
TO De passed by. on the other hand.
the smaller fields viii bee left to- tcmu-
smaller shows, The one ring Circuscs
exploiting young clowns and daring
bareback riders VIA 1re destined to
become proprietors themselves some
day ana perhaps maguates of future
circus trusts
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Announces that he has opened an or..
az -1i-lQ Security and Trust Buldinc
lnd VIII hereafter engage ln tho proe,
Hours to 3.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

Dan Cuughlln, Vhu j. w,ll known ~
this city, has been promoted from Tie
position of chef dispatcher on the Roct
Island IA uainiua>ter OUT Of Harrington
Mr., Cough IN formerly held the posi- ior
as rraiumaster in The santa Fe oflirr>
here
Marshall Madden caught u colored man
here Il few days ago who was wanted h>
sheriff Duckwo of REM county on H
burglary charge. Ii is said that thu
prisoner shot man at Hutchinson WHEN
making his escape fIy WAS taken 4,
Hutchinson By the Reno county sheriff
Wantpd-B, prominent monthly mag
aziBe. With large. hyh.Cass circulation
local representative TO look after renew.
aIs aud increase Subscription list In Dodge
city and vicinity, on salary basis, wph
Il continuing interest from year to year in
the business created. Experience dpsi,a,
bic, bur not essential. t,pod opportunity
for he right per.on Address Publisher,
box 50, station 0, New York 2t
Mrs. A. Russell opened her beautiful
home 10 about seventy OF her friends, On
last Thursday afternoon, Valentine Day
The large rooms were charming y deco
lated in red hearts # various sizes. some
dainty grouped together with red rim.
bOns and Others On the curtains and
chandeliers. Potted plants, CARNATIONS,
roses and smiax We're So used as deco
rations The reception hall was tx
cepuonally attractive with ferns, palms
and red hearts A large figure of cupid
festooned with smiax was given prom
inent place in this 70 m. When the
guests had all assembled, quartet tables
were brought 10, on which were bits of
paper lace, baby RIBBON, flowers, pictures,
hearts, etc, also scissors. paste aud card
board. The ladies then took their places
by the number Which had been given
them aud proceeded to fashion valen-
tine and originate verse All of these
valentines had distinct merit aud the
three judges were gwen q difficu 1t task
in selecting the prize winner, but the
"bDue ribbon" was at last placed Oh the
valentine of Mrs j. w. Rose, who was
presented with the prize, beautiful Yio-
let valentine in the form of a ported
plant. The tables were then cleared and
covers laid for luncheon Dainty punches
Of Eng lish violets were placed at each
plate as favors and an elaborate three
course luncheon served Those assisting
Mrs Russell were Mesdames b II. Mil. !
on, Glen Lawrence, Harry Herzer, AL /
red HclZer and Miss Marie Lawrence
This delightful party will be a pleasant
memory to all present The guests were:
dpslames Gwinner, Cady, Burnett, Fox,
Tyler, G. A, Milton, B f. Milton, Otis
Thompson, Gordon Finley. Il r. Brown,
irobety, Eugene Waring, Harlesty
Rose, Baldwin, Beeth, Hellwarth, SCates,
hubbard, l. l.. Taylor, Frank Martin,
phillips, Chapman, Milliksn, PetttjoEn,
raves, Judd, Ben jones, Ripple, Miller,
turn, Lawrence of New York, Harry
Ierzer, Alfred Herzer. Van Horne, Mad
son, John Martin, Cory, Jacoby, Elder,
impson, Fred Gardner, G. o Waring,
ert Jones, Incl, States, Schmidt, Nc
q, Coolidge, j. w. Thompson,
'avies, Fitzgerald, Locke, G. Herzer,
luck, Bughrue, Rush, Churchill, Whit
'orth, O'Nelll, Misses Slaven and Verna
rown.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

!
Carey. 5l5
II F Garner and VIM Bahbtt re-
turned from Excelsior Springs, Missouri
last Saturday,
Special spring display Ct new wcolen
in the piece, ut L. I Frencl, & CO.'S. OF
Feb. 10, 81, 20. %. 1t
Mrs. w. j Fitzgerald left the first o
the week for Topeka, where she will re-
main tor some time
The best line Of pickles, jams, jellie
and preserves for sale at REASONABLE,
prices by Sam Stubbs.
Miss Irene Coolidge, who has been II
with the grippe, was out on Tuesday fo
the first time.in two weeks
Try one Of those Bon Ton corsets. Yol
are sure to be pleased. Only $500 a
Jennie e. Williams. 81
James 4 Thompson, resident Of the
Soldiers Home, died last week. The
funeral Was held from the Home
A full line Of Shiling's extracts, spices
and baking powder. Best On earth. Fol
sale b, Sam Stubbs,
Ray Kirkpatrick, who is employed al
Ford this winter. spent Saturday and Sun.
day at his nome here.
Mrs. j. d. Cotfey and Mrs Ross PIX
ley left Sunday evening for Kansas City,
where they Will visit several days.
Buff Plymouth Rock eggs for sale
$, C0 per setting. NJ. Il. Lohrding,
Dodge City, Kansas. 1t
Mira Jennie Williams left Monday
evening for Kansas City aud ST. Joseph
to buy her stock of spring millinery
For Sale a good tour room house and
six lois, for $500 IN cash Oat building ,
chicken houses, etc j. Il Hutchinson
Il !. Stock well LETT Saturday morning
for New York City to aiMuu The marriage
OF his daughter, Miss Bertha 5 ockweIl
FinesfNline Of summer wais IS in the
city, and they are going fast Come ii,
aud see them. Jrunie f. Williams. q
MIR. and Mrs John Edwards of La,ned
are visitors IN this city, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. H, Ripple and Mr.. and Mrs
5. L. Williams.
D., d. Coffpy left on No Tuesda,
for Newton. where he met Mrs Coffp,
and Mrs. Ross PIxley and returned with
them.
q q. Seares was called to Kansas CITY
last Satul day on account of sickness. Mr.
Searles is an operator In the Santa Fp
offices
Ralph Eastman arrived In Dodge CITY
Sunday evening from Nebraska ity, NJ.
b'aska, and has taken position In be
shoe department of the Bargain Store
W. Watson left Monday evening for
Wichita, Kas., on business. He will a.
tend the grand lodge meeting of the Ma.
sons while there.
Miss Stella Stofer was unable to be at
the Bargain Store for couple of days
this week She is much bett now, and
is again at work.
Miss Minnie McNlchael OF Kinsley spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city with htI
sisters, Mrs P II. Young, Mrs. IL. r.
r,Wn and Mrs Nelson.
Wallace Jnnkii s, wi 0 was formerly
conductor on the Santa Fe, is now EN-
ployrd as conductor on the Rock Islard
out of Herington.
Superintendent e. A. Austin and Train
master g S. Woodward of La Junta,
Colorado, were in Dodge City Tuesday
looking oyer railroad matters.
The M E. church conference here
closes April lst. The monthly meeting
Of the official board was held at the
church building on Monday evening
Mesdames Hubbard, Hellwartb, Gard
ner and Bowen left on No 8, Monday
for their tour to California.
They will give concerts in various cities
lnder the auspices of the San a Fe read.
ng room.
The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Visitinn cards printed al his Office

NNstI'nV tHfus pIluteu" vi WIS "o'So'
Harry Taylor was taken alex the first
the week,
Sprn.y line of nobby hats at L L
French u CO.'S. N
y NJ. Luther Of Cimarron was visitor
in this city Monday. ....
Lon Binn of Great Bend arrived IN TINS
city Monday evening.
Jack Luis made trip to Minneola
this week on business.
Mrs james B ssey is reported to be
very sick this week.
The little son of Harry Jones has been
quite i'll the past week.
Walter Bell Of Syracuse was visitor
In Dodge itv this week.
\ JIG. Rabourn left Tuesday for Emporia
to be gone short time.
Wilbur Ligget is quite sick at The home
of his father, J W. Ligge't.
Warren Winterburn was in Dodge City
for several days this week.
keystone -four still lead- all competi
tors. For sale by Sam Stubbs.
G. Wing left for Kansas City last
Sunday evening, on business
Our lines of fancy canned goods are
the best IN the city. Gam Stnbbs.
Mr.. Brooks of Denver spent several
days this week in Dodge CITY,
G T Clay ton made trip to Bucklin
Tuesday, TO set up some monuments
G. Is Dp0ittle and little son have been
on thu sick list for the last few days.
s. W. Surgeon made tripto Syracuse
and vicinity hst Monday, on business
1t You need anything in optical goods
seeP. II Young, the graduate opTlclan.
W Coolidge is confined to his home
this week with an attack of the grippe.
A new Bush & Gerts piano was In.
stalled IN the Baeder home last Monday.
Mrs. John Madden, Sr. has been quite
sick at her home, the past several days.
A dance was given at the Barnes home
northwest of town. last Friday evening
j. }. Workman, who has position at
the waterworks, is reported TO be quite
sick.
Mrs. Sewer left Sunday evening for
Nevada, Missouri, to be gone bur short
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Catin have moved
into the Fitzgerald property on second
avenue
Our S. and Zoe lines are growing with
every arrival of new goods. S. ID. E.
Williams. 2t
Miss Inez Sweeney of Bucklin visited
with Mrs. George Pond for several days
this week
Just received new shipment bt hand
painted china. P. II Young, Jeweler
and Optician.
r 5 Stumph, who was taken last week
to the Santa Fe hospital in La Jnnta, is
improving.
Mr. and Mrs E. e. Marsh are expected
home from their eastern trip about the
frs of fbe mouth
The GLOBE REPUBLICANS telephone
number is "a. Gail up the office If you
have news item.
E. Il Walker, former yardmaster of
the Santa Fe Al Dodge City, has been as
signed to other duties.
For Sale-Horse, double seated car
riage and harness. Inquire at'this office
or J. Ii. Miler's livery stable II
Mrs. Il. P. Kingrey and daughter,
Wave, of Excelsior Springs, are in the
city visiting friends and relatives
The rink is open every afternoon, and
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
there will be music in the evening. If
Mr.. Miller of Garnet, Kas., unOaded
an immigrant Car last Monday, and is
locating seven miles southwest OF town.
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