The daily sentinel., 1908-11-18

/ Yesterday a magnificent German
coach stallion was brought to this
| city from far western state and the
beautiful animal. one of the finest
| and handsomest ever seen here, has
attracted much attention on the
streets yesterday and today.
Several well known local demo-
Gratis are spoken of as probable can
didates for appointive offices under
| the new state administration, but so
far there has been only one an
nouncement of n candidacy of a Mesa
county man, t1at IS the announce
ment of the candidacy of Mr.. Weber
of Fruita for assistant clerk of the
supreme court.
Murray and Mack who have won
fame and fortune back of the foot
lights for innumerable years and who
are well known to local theatregoers
come to the Park opera house next
Saturday, Nov. 81. in their latest
musical sensation The Sunny Side
of Broadway" These very popular
comedians are surrounded this year
by company of forty ave people in
Guiding the popular beauty chorus.
The scenic and electric effects are
said to be most elaborate.
Samuel G. Sloan today received A
letter from Gov. Albert b. Cummins
OF Iowa i'm reply to a letter of con-
graduation on his great success at
the senatorial primary, written to
GOV. Cummins by Mr.. Sloan some
days ago. Mr.. Sloan. for many years
one of the best known newspaper
men of Iowa, is n warm personal
and political friend of Gov. Cummins
and has found much satisfaction in
the triumph of the able and brilliant
Iowa statesman.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Mann. in this city
last evening. John Groves and Miss
Olive Mann were united in marriage.
Rev. d. ID. Forsyth officiated. The
relatives and number of invited
guests Witnessed the ceremony. A
beautifully appointed wedding supper
followed the ceremony. The young
couple left at midnight for western
trip. The young people are well
known and very popular. The bride
is very attractive and talented
young lady. Mr.. Groves has resided
in the city for several years and is a
young man of excellent business
qualifications and is held in high
esteem.
{ Again this morning the Yellow vio-
lated its Associated Press franchise
by using the line by Associated
Press" over a dispatch in all prob
ability-written in its own office con-
cerning the Redlands case hearing at
Washington The fact that the story
SET forth that Mr.. S. NJ. Logan. of
this city. will be heard for the con-
testants shows its unreliability. Mr.
| Logan Will make no argument in the
case. He and Mr. Wheeler, both
local attorneys for the contestants.
will not make arguments in the case
but will act as consulting attorneys
for the well known Washington law
firm of Clark. Prince and Clark who
will present the contestants side of
the case before the general land com
missioners.
There promises to be very inter
esting session of the stockholders OF
the Mesa County Fair Association in
January. Those who have the best
! interests of the fair AT heart appear
to want the present management re-
tanned but il is understood that Presi-
dent w. K. Haines and Secretary
Leon j. Chapman will not be candi-
dates for reelection. The names of
several prominent citizens have been
mentioned in connection with the
presidency. any one of whom would
prove n most capable and satisfac-
tory official. 1t is certainly to be
hoped that Mr.. Chapman can be pre-
vailed to remain as secretary of the
board. No county fair in the west
ever had better, more conscientious
or hard working secretary than Mr.
Chapman has proven in his work
during the past three years as secre-
tary of the Mesa county fair.