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The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
Notice to Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cordance with the bylaws, the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Mesa County Industrial and Fruit
Fair Association, will be held at the
county court house, in the city of
Grand Junction. Colorado, Saturday.
January =. 1909. at the hour of 2
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose of
electing a board of thirteen Cl3l di-
rectors to serve for the year 1903 and
such other business as may properly
be brought before il.
Signed.
w Il. 1AINES.
Attest: President
LEON J. CHAPMAN,
Secretary
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The following is dispatch re-
ceived yesterday from Washington:
Washington, Dec. 20.-Congress
has finally given redress to William
Radcliffe. the Englishman who was
the owner of a fish hatchery near
Delta. Colo, and suffered its destruc-
tion at the hands of a mob
A bill reimbursing Radcliffe by a
payment of $4,000 has reached final
passage in the house. After its sig
nature by the president Radcliffe Will
relinquish further claim for damages
against the United States
The destruction of the fish hatch
cry took place in 1901 and came
about through Radcliffes attempt to
deprive certain individuals of fishing
privileges in waters under his con-
troll.
Radcliffe. through the British le-
cation at Washington, made a claim
for 100000 damages against the
government.
Through the efforts of the state
department this was scaled to $65,-
900, which was recommended to con-
gress In order to secure the pass
age of the bill Radcliffe was finally
compelled to agree on the settlement
named in the measure, which amount
he will now receive.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

Santa Claus will appear at Turner
hall Christmas night, December %.
Santa Claus will have a present FOR
all children accompanied by parents.
Preparations are being made to make
this the best Christmas tree ever Civ
en- here. Admission 25c. children
under IL years ree.-Committee.
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Selling is only part of our bust
ness. Our buying with the utmost
care to secure the best quality and
workmanship at the lowest price to
our patrons is of the most import
ance to you. Our holiday goods were
selected with this in view. Fleming
G. Lamb
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WILL Get HIS MONEY

William Redcle Engshman who owned the big fish hatch
and controlled Grand the destruc
of which by citizens several formed of the
thrilling chapters the history this section at last
ceive the $4,000 he has seeking the the
following the killing w w Womack by
Frank buildings the burned
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Very LOW Rates

For the Christmas holidays the
Rio Grande has arranged for rates OF
one fare for the round trip to all
points on their line in Colorado, New
Mexico and Utah. Tickets on sale
December "a. 25 and 81. and Jan 1
Return limit Jan. 4. 1903. Phone
Junction / or call at city office. t1E-
South Fourth street.
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Our store has the reputation of be-
ing the most economical place in the
county to buy furniture and we make
good Fleming Il Lamb.
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Your home LACKS health, comfort
and selling value without modern
bath room. See j. Il. Mckenzie for
estimate Phone Red 151.
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For fresh ana salt meats, fruits,
vegetables, fish and oysters, and all
kinds of bakery goods. see Goldswor-
thy Bros, 320 Colorado.
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Just now, as the holiday season
approaches, hadn't you better have
that suit, skirt. overcoat or cloak
nicely cleaned? We do it right and
reasonable. The Suitorium, 125
South Fifth street.
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Winter rates via the Rio Grande
for Havana, Mobile. jacksonville,
New Orleans. Albuquerque Ell Paso
Galveston, Mexico City and many
other points. Call at city office, / Is
South Fourth or phone junction IL.
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Turkeys. ducks, geese, chickens,
tenderloins, crabs, Holsters. fresh
shrimps and everything possible in
the meat line for the holiday trade.
Wadsworth & Sons.
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We have priced a large number OF
staple goods especially for our holiday
trade. Fleming e. Lamb.
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Phone your oroeIs 90 Goidsworthy
Bros. Junction PSI. They deliver
on time The only exclusive market.
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Special sale on handsome pictures
framed and glass, S1.00. Crown
Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

Lots-City lots at big bargain
on Rood, Ouray. Chipeta, Gunnison.
Hill and Teller avenues. See Gray,
337 Main street.
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snap. 10-acres on Orchard Mesa.
near orchards. Price $3.50 an acre
This will be worth $500 in one year.
Ollie L. Bannister, 424 Main.
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Our holiday stock of rockers so at
tractively priced contain many happy
surprises for careful buyers. Flem-
ing & Lamb
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2. REED FORMS
A Iona BOOSTING CLUB


Grand Junction, Werner ". Reed
is employing many original and
worthy ideas to advertise and
develop this section.
\ unique society was formed
ut banquet given at Chateau
Lafayette in Denver. Saturday
night, by MIR. Reed to n number
of Denver people who are inter
estcd in the development of the
Grand valley.
II has been named the Iona club.
and in connection with it there are
references to Brook Farm and similar
experiments in which world progress
and sociological subjects have been
coordinate with farming and fruit
growing.
The initial meeting considered the
project advanced by Lee Haney of
the Midland having in view the cele-
bration of hearty approval. A con-
siderable number of Denverites are
becoming interested in the opening
of Grand valley lands and the club
is the outgrowth of their meeting to-
sether in a social way. II is planned
to hold similar meetings around a
banquet table at least every six
months, the occasions. while largely
inspired by the spirit of fellowship.
to be made the opportunity to discuss
projects for advancing the fame and
settlement of the fruit lands of the
big fertile valley on the Western
Slope. Those present last evening
We're, in addition to the host: Al.
Fellows. Newman C. Hall, A. A. Ball
mer. Leban Arnold. Edw. .ATOE.
mer. Leban Arnold, Edw. A. Allen,
C. A. Lyman, George w. Skowland,
Lutte II. Johnson. Edward Heating,
G. l.. Knapp, II. A. Kohler. Lee
Haney, +. l.. Karsdorf, c. f. Van
Loan. F. J Finch, w. c. Shepard,
Victor Olmstead and E. II. Randall,
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Buy town lots now, Nine pair
lots on Teller at S475 a pair. 500
down.-Ollie f. Bannister, 424 Main.
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Rugs and lambrequins, the best as
sortment in the city at Cosgrove 6
Stough's.
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Xmas piano tuning, only So. Phone
A. Bergeron, Black 5031. Oldest
timer in the city.
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Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
from S1.5O to $500. c. d. Smith
Drug Co.
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Christmas cigars in boxes from l :
to 100. c. ID. Smith Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

Cut glass at c. d. Smith Drug Co.
See our prices before buying.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
MAY CONSOLIDATE GREAT
POWER COMPANIES OF STATE

A dispatch last night from
Colorado Springs states that IL
has become known there that II
great deal is pending providing
for the consolidation of the
Northern Colorado Power COM
pany, the Central Colorado Pow
er company, the Pueblo and SUI
burban Lighting and Traction
company, the Pueblo Gas COM
pany and the Denver Gas and
Electric company into one i'm
mense corporation to be known
as ~ holding company, the object
OF which. in time is to control
the gas and electric product of
the state.
The Denver Gas and Electric com
pany, under the proposed scheme.
will be the holding company. the
other four companies will. if
the organization is eliminated. be
merged into this company This
company is taken as the holding CONF
pany because of its high standing
throughout the state and because of
the good will it enjoys in Denver.
When the consolidation is affected
it will have a capitalization of $780,
100000. AT the present time the
following capitaliZations represent
the five companies Northern Colo
rado Power company, $1,000, 200;
Central Colorado Power company
100000: Denver Gas and Elec-
trio company, 100000; Pueblo
Gas company. $1.00O.000; Pueblo
and Suburban Traction and Lighting
company. s2O,00O,00O.
Ii Will be seen that the individual
capitalization of the five companies
totals nearly S1OO.0OO,OOO. 1t will
be increased to that figure and when
the dead is completed the company
win control the gas and electric
output of the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
MASS MEETING HELD.
Mayors Attitude Is Made Plain to
PROTESTING Citizens.

That the mayor council and city author
tiles are determined to move the red light
district was the report of the committee
appointed by the protesting citizens at a
Fifteenth ward meeting house, Eighth
West and First South streets.
The committee was composed or Il. &.
Ashton, ]. T. Shraven and j. j. Meyer.
All have talked to Mayor Bransford and
he has told them that he favored the plan
to move the district.
ct want to say for the mayor de-
clared Mr.. Ashton, that he has been
straightforward with US and there has
been no disposition on his part TO SIDE
step. He honestly believes that the
change Is for the good of the city. and
although we do not share in his opinion
vet we must respect him for telling Us
what he thinks and not endeavoring To
deceive us as to his attitude.
Mr. Shraven reported that he had talked
to several members of the council and
had found that some are favorable to ihe
scheme and but few absolutely opposed
MANY are non-committal- He took occa-
sion TO criticise Black and Martin partc-
uiarly and ssid that both had told him
that they would pay no attention to any
petitions that came to the councli alIeg,
ing that it was out of the jurisdiction OF
that body
THE attitude of the newspapers was also
commented on by those preSSi. ana MT.
Never read a number of clippings. The
consensus of opinion was that the press
had treated the protestants larry IN every
way
f,nance the campaign against the moving
of the district and to employ an attorney
This committee consists of j. Z. Shraven,
w. IRE. j. ]. Meyer. Mrs. F. p. Olson,
Mrs Alice Butterwortn, Jonh Lah6ioi'
and E. T. Ashton.
The committee will go to. work at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
PERsUADtRs N CAUCUS
Still Trying Hard to Prevent the Ap.
pointment of Devine as
Fire Chief.

In their desperate endeavor to stave off
the appointment of James Devine as chief
or the IRE department. the persuaders
held another caucus yesterday afternoon.
which was attended by all the "Ameri-
can members of the council.
The caucus was held in the council
iously barred. Besides the councilmen
there were present j. +. McGinty, county
chairman: Frank L. Sefrit. J. Z. Darmer
Joseph Oberndorfer, S. p. Armstrong. G.
lesser lights. The mayor was conspicuous
by his absence.
The session lasted two hours and was
rather stormy at times. The persuaders
made the proposition that the American
members of the council unite TO vote
against the confirmation of Devine. and
thus force the mayor to make another
appointment.
1t was suggested by Crabtree that the
mayor really does not care much if De-
vine is turned down, and that the only
reason that he is insisting the ap-
pontmeut is that he hates to go back ON
his word. This argument was used ex-
tensively and it was pointed out that the
mayor would not feel the least bit hurt
should this be done.
Reedall and ODonnell did not feel this
way about IL and insisted on sticking b.
the mayor. Martin was a trifle nervous.
100. as he was the one to suggest the
DeviDe appointment.
Councilman Stewart had a new scheme
lie wanted Devine turned down and a
thief OF the fire department imported
from some other town. He declared tina:
here We're plenty of good firemen now
holding minor positions in large cities who
would be glad to come here and build VI
he local department at the present sal
:-y of se,IC0 year. He thought that the
card OF underwriters might be asked Il,
elect man for the Job
At the first blush this scheme seerceS
iausihle. but the persuaders would havs
one Of II. as II would mean that SOM
ood American" probably John Hopfn..
'eck- would not secure the recoen:.fa
which he deserves in their eyes Accord
"g to Crabtree there are plenty of patriot
100 a year
After considerable discussion the meet
x adjourned without anything being ac
emphasized.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
FOUR ALARMS IN
RAPID SEQUENCE
Fire Department Has Strenu-
GUS Evening-QuayIe Can
non Barn Burned.

-Four alarms, coming within less than
an hour. kept the fire department busy
last night. For a time every department
9:2S called the host cart of department
No. to Eighth West and Ninth South.
where the two-story frame barn belong
ing to Quayle Cannon of 952 South Eighth
West was burning. The distance to the
fire Is fully four miles, and it was al
most half an hour from the time the
blaze started before the fire apparatus
arrived. The fire. which it is supposed
was started by a tramp. gained great
Cannon family were all absent and the
building was a total loss. The building
was valued at $4,000 and was insured for
81 900. The contents, valued at $500. were
insured for $500. A cow was tied In the
building at the time the fire started, but
ated the animal. which very sensibly
walked out of the building.
The next alarm came in at 9:53 sent de-
partment No. ] to $40 West North Tenn
pie. a one-story brick house owned by
Mrs Holiday and occupied by Bud
had been placed too near the stove and
had flashed into flame. There was no
damage. While department No. j was
out department No. was called to head
quarters to protect the business district
At 1925 false alarm was sent In from
Fourth East. between Third and Fourth
South which was answered by depast-
ment No. I. Immediately afterwards de-
partment No. was called to q Floral
Lane between Third and Fourth South.
on Tenth East. where coal shed at
the residence of r. r. Keen was burn
ing The blaze. caused by spontaneous
combustion, was quickly extinguished,
with little damage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK
Utah Implement ehicle Company Is
Preparing to Expand Its
Business.

Intending to consolidate with the Bur-
ton Implement company of Ogden, the
Utah Implement-Vehicle company will
increase its capital stock from $100.OoO
to sSJ9000. When the consolidation is ef-
fected branch stores will be established
in the larger cities and in towns Of Utah
and Idaho.
Joseph Burton. formerly of Ogden. will
become manager of the Consolidated
companies. and VIII take active charge OF
the sales department. A. ]. Colt, who
came to Salt Lake last August to take
charge of the Utah Implement company S
business, and who met with marked sue
cess In putting the affairs of the COM
pany in good shape. will have charge OF
the financial end of the business. as sec
rotary and treasurer.
The officers of the company will be as
follows: w. s. Mccormick. president: NJ
s. Browning, vice president; A. j. Colt,
secretary and treasurer; ]. F. Burton.
manager; III. S. Hutchins. assistant man
ager The directors will be w. s. Nc
Cornick, NJ s. Browning. David Eccles,
John O. Critchlow and A. q. Irvine.
Mr. Burton. the new manager. was for
meriy connected with the Salt Lake
Hardware company. Previous to that
he was buyer for the Consolidated Imple-
ment company He is vice president OF
the William ". Burton & Sons company
of Ogden and of the Burton Mercantile
company of Mt. Pelier, Alton and Free
don, Wyo He is also vice president OF
the Burton Creamery association
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
MORAN IN FAST COMPANY
Competing With Country's Big Con-
tractors for Huge Contract
in California,

Frank Gawan. superintendent for p. j.
Moran, returned yesterday from Los An
geles, where he has been assisting Mr..
Moran in figuring on the acqueduct con-
tract which is to be let there on July "a.
The aqueduct will furnish Los Angeles
with water and to construct it the city has
been bonded for s25.0O0.000.
The first section, for which bids viii
be opened on the date named. will cost
approximately s5,0000oo, and Moran hopes
to land the job. Mr.. Moran is expected
home Monday.
Some of the biggest contractors in the
country. or in the world for that matter.
will bid on the work. but Mr.. Gawan
says that Moran has lust as good a show
to land IL as any OF them.
In commenting on Mr.. Moran's visit the
Los Angeles Examiner of last Wednes-
day has the following to say:
p. J. Moran of Salt Lake. one of the
wealthiest and most successful contractors
in the west. returned to the Alexandria
hotel yesterday after hurried trip OF
inspection over the "jawbone' section of
the Owens river aqueduct
Mr.. Moran made the trip In company
with Frank Gawan. his superintendent.
and Charles z. Reed. his civil engineer. to
get an idea of the work that will he re-
Guired to construct this. the most difficult
portion of the acqueduct. He declared last
night that the undertaking as has been
outlined by the engineers Is entirely feast
bic ana ne VIII SUBMIT a pid July -,
when the board of public works calls for
bids on this work.
'The Jawbone section will call for a
great amount of work and II may take
two or three years to complete it," said
Mr. Moran yesterday. 1.-THE total length
of this section is about twenty-three miles,
but IL is through difficult country"
Asked what he estimated this section of
the work would cost. Mr.. Moran replied
that it might be anywhere between 5000
900 and S5.CO0.0O0. but at present he could
make no accurate estimate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
THREE AUSIR|ANS ARRESTED
Officers Now Searching for Adam
Smith, Who Is Said to Have
Shot B0bich.

Mike Prpich, better known as Mike
Smith, the Austrian who is supposed to
have shot Mike Bobich at Garfield on
Thursday afternoon. was captured yes
terday by Deputy Sheriffs Sharp and
Steele and lodged in the county jail. The
fugitive was discovered In an clubhouse
behind an Australian boarding house near
the smelter- John Smith and Peter Cas-
sovich were also arrested and held for
completely in the shooting. Joe Pazalez.
who was shot In the arm. and George
Drakovich. whose head was grazed by a
bullet were brought in yesterday morn
ing by Deputies johnson and Smith.
Mike Prpich. or Smith, denies that he
fired the shots from which Bobich is
diving, but says that his brother. Adam
Smith, did the shooting. His story is
that after he and Bobich got into the
religious discussion, which was the cause
of the quarrel. his brother took the mat
ter up and went after Bobich. The Off
GERS are now searching for Adam Smith
All of the Austrians who have been ar
rested by the officers were heavily armed.
The officers are now searching for Adam
Smith. who is notorious character, and
who was run out of Garfield some time
ago by the local authorities. Bobich Is
still alive, but is reported TO have no
chance of recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
FORGERY Is CHARGED.
Thomas Roberts Said to Have Used
o. w. Powers Signature.

complaint against Thomas Rob-
erts. alias Phillip Yeiser. will be is
sued by the county attorney today
charging forgery. Roberts Is said TO
have forged the name of o. w. Powers
10 check. and cashed it at Druehl &
Franken's drug store on May so. Later
ne was arrested in Provo for a forgery
committed there and was sent up for
fifteen months. He will be tried here
on the same charge. and il convicted
will draw an additional sentence.
George John. a Syrian interpreter, is
accused of beating his wife in a COM
plant issued by the attorney yester-
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
Globe Wernicke Bookcases
In all woods and sizes. Breeder ONCE
Sunnly Co. go West Second South.
RELIEVES IN FIVE MINUTES,
Help Comes Quickly When Hyomei
IL Used for Catarrh.

The quick relief that comes from the
Hyomei treatment for catarrh is most
remarkable. Put few drops OF liquid
Hyomei In the little pocket inhaler
that comes with every outfit, and be-
fore you have used the treatment for
five minutes you will notice relief from
your catarrhal troubles.
1t gives a tonic healing effect to the
air you breathe. kills all catarrhal
germs, stops the poisonous secretions
and soothes the irritated mucous mem
brane.
Hyomei will destroy all disease germs
in the nose, throat and lungs and make
a quick and permanent cure of ca
tarrh. So strong is F. c. Schramm's
belief In the power of Hyomei to cure
all catarrhal troubles that with every
81 90 outfit he gives guarantee to re-
fund the money unless the remedy gives
satisfaction.
For sale by F. c. schramm. druggist.
corner First South and Main streets.
Where the Cars Stop"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-11
THE CRUISE OF LARRY PEIFFER

Larry Peiffer Is an able seaman and a
good one. Larry Peiffers whole name is
Lawrence Joseph Peiffer. and he lives in
Rochester. n. Y. He is going back to
Rochester because he hasn't seen his IA
Their and his mother for years and you
see. he's only q years old. and he's moth
er's boy and daddys rascal, even though
ne has been four years a warrior bold on
the high seas and made name for him.
self and a fame for his Ship
Larry Peiffer is In Salt Lake because
he left the salt breezes OF the ocean three
days ago in San Francisco, and the lack
of the feel in his nostrils was becoming
intolerable when he remembered that be-
tween Mare Island and Rochester there is
an oasis of salt water and that Salt lake
is IL. So when Larry Peiffer got to Og-
den he thought it would be a powerful re-
lief to sniff again the breezes that blow
from the briny deep. and so Larry Peiffer
came TO Salt Lake to get a last taste of
his beloved element ere he ventured the
wilderness of the east. Larry will have
to leave today because his ticket is not
one of the elastic kind unless he can pre-
vail upon the kind-hearted railroad Off
Gals to punch another date on the mar
gin.
Romance and Work.
''The sea is all right said Larry. "but
the lad that thinks he's going to live on
custard pie and have mis- mother make his
bed for him is away off. Any boy who
wants 10 DuChit III can make SOOu III the
navy. They treat man all right-at
least. they did on the Maryland, but, then.
the Maryland had a reputation for hold
ing 1t just little bit in every way over
any ship in the service" <
Larry says that there are ships in the
service that do not stand exactly ace high
with the men,
But it's the same in everything" phil
osophically concluded Larry IF you run
up against a boss that doesn't know any
thing but thinks he knows everything.
you get the worst of II. Some people I've
seen have about ninety per cent author
ity and work il and ten per cent brains
and don't work it,"
When Larry got his honorable discharge
he was exactly 81 years old and. what is
more. he was q years old on the Fourth
of July. Larry and the independence of
the United Stateswere born on the same
Promotion Is Possible.
II asked 'em to do this" said Larry
because 1t would make my mother feel
good
Larry has four months in which to re-
enlist without further ceremony than the
formality OF showing his discharge papers
at any port If he re-enlsts at once he
will receive Sol a month; within six
months he will get s6l-at the time of his
discharge he was getting "a, and If he
four months he will have four months
back pay accredited to him.
Peiffer enlisted as third-class electri-
cian and is now second-class electrician.
He has papers to show that he is the man
on the job.
II don't know just what I will do"
said Peiffer. pensively- Il wanted to stay