The daily sentinel., 1907-04-11

No. 4 was four hours late this
morning.
G. V. Store has moved to sos Main
Street.
Old Dutch cleanser for 10 at the
5 & 10 cent store.
w. G. Martin. a prominent Canon
City citizen. is here today.
Large bottle of Kinks toilet pow
der for 19c at the & 10 cent store.
See my stock of harness before buy
ing 1t will pay us both. Harry L.
Hiatt.
r. z. vickety went up to Aspen
ist night.
International Stock food at the
Grand Junction Feed and Implement
company
You are sure to be well satisfied
with your cigars IL you get the Ell
Socorro.
Jere Baxter, an officer of the Unit
ed States army. en- route west, spent
yesterday here.
Mrs. l. H. Aldrich. of Anita, Iowa,
was an arrival in the city last night
for visit with friends.
Col. George w. Balm left at noon
for Fruita where he lectures tonight
and at midnight starts east.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Thorn and Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Talbot, of
Waterville, Kansas, are in town, ar
riving last night.
Some interest is being developed in
the school election to be held in this
district on May 9th, at which time
one director will be chosen. DIR. II.
X. Bulls term of office expiring next
month.
Patrick Hopkins, an eccentric min
ing prospector, found dead in a room
ing house in Denver, left a quaint will
leaving an estate of SIS, 1000 to Judge
Frank w. Overs, of Denver and Lead
vile, who had once befriended him.
Yesterday T. j. Brown. local man
on the other paper, sold his resi-
dence on Teller avenue to Samuel
Loeffler and will give Mr.. Loeffler po-
session on Monday. The cottage Is
modern and one of the most attrac-
tive in that growing section of the
city.
Ross Huffman, a man charged with
stealing horses from Roy Ellis and
Sam Jaynes, Mesa County men, and
who was defended by Attorney ]. S.
Carnahan of this city, was acquitted
in the district court at Glenwood on
| tuesday This was Huffman's sec
ond trial, in the first trial the Jury
disagreed. The horses were supposed
to have been stolen from Pinon
Mesa and it is charged that Huffman
was at the head of a gang of cattle
rustlers operating on the Uintah res
ervation and in this part of Colorado.
State Treasurer A. Il. Bent is now
signing his name about 200 times per
day to liquor licenses. Most of the Ii
] IEpnEnE NJ
ing rapidly renewed. There has been
quite stir made in the collection of
these license fees during the past hi
ennial period and at present the state
gets about $4,000 from this source
OF revenue every two years. Some
1000 licenses are now held in the
state. The election at which Boulder
and several places went dry will cut
down the receipts about 1900 per
year, and when the local option law
goes into effect the decrease will un-
doubtedly be greater.
! Attorney John II. Fry returned last
night from Moab, Utah, where in the
district court of Grand County Utah
he defended Gilbert Webb. eharged
with stealing cattle. The defendant
was found not guilty by the jury.
Mr, Fry returned home this morning.
The big 70 ton machine received a
few days ago by the Redlands Ir-
rigation and Power Company, is be
ing dismantled today In the railroad
yards so that it may be hauled by the
| wagon load to the Redlands ranch.
IL is one of the biggest pieces of
machinery ever brought to this val
Rev. H. H. Croft returned last
night from his trip through the nor
invest. Coming back he stopped
over for some time at Green River,
/ utah, and made some real estate in
vestments. He thinks Green river
mas some great prospects for the fu-