The daily sentinel., 1909-05-03

Today in the county court in the
case of DR.. A. NJ. Cross, the prominent
eye Specialist. charged with practic-
ing medicine without recorded Ii
cense, an answer and "a plea of not
guilty were filed and also a motion to
quash the information on the grounds
that the law of the state does not re-
quire the filing of a certificate in the
manner alleged by the prosecution.
The case will come up for n hearing
in few days. Former Attorney
General N C. Miller represents DR..
Cross.
A clipping from the first issue of
the Haggerman Valley Sun, the first
paper to be printed in that section
of Idaho says w. ID. Lucas. formerly
of Grand Junction now of Wendell,
visited in the valley few days last
week on a hunting and fishing trip.
He made n good catch and left for
his home last night.
John Otto, the trail builder and
hermit of Monument Park. is in the
city today and is being warmly greet
ed Otto has been working steadily
from day to day on his remarkable
trail and has made splendid pro-
gress. He returns to the canons to-
night
G. X. Patterson has sold his in
terests in the Fair to w. ]. Meyer and
retires from the business. He will
take up again his old position as
western representative of Straw
bridge & Clothier of Philadelphia
His family will remain for the pres
ent in Grand Junction.
! Today with County Clerk Starr
articles of Incorporation were filed
! hA Ant In lf,,D inc
Mining & Milling company, of Grand
Junction. capitalized at 500. 900 and
which controls considerable mining
claims.
Mrs Josie Smith and Miss Flor
ence Dalphin, of Montrose, have been
in the city for the past two days Wis
iting their cousin. Miss Cora Tevis,
deputy clerk of the county and dis
! trict courts.
Today the bond forfeiture cases OF
r. w. Jordan, the convicted Palisade
saloon man who skipped out and left
his bondsman, NJ. Hertz, to stand the
consequences, We're continued in the
county court until May 10.
Public sale at 517 North Second
street on Wednesday, May 3, p. m
This is a very nice lot of furniture
carpets. rugs. bedding. dishes, etc
See posters and come and get bar
gains.
Raymond Wampler. son of T. ]
Wampler, who has been in Indiani
the past two years. arrived in Crane
Junction yesterday to make his fu
ture home with his family in thi
city.
Harry Hudson left for Helper. las
night on business In connection will
n new mining project in which man,
Grand junction people are inter
ested.
L. w. Scott, of the Red Trunk
who has been in Salt Lake on bust
ness the past few days, returns to
night.
DR.. f. A. Graham left on delaye,
No. 1 today for Springville, Utah
where he will open an office for tn
practice of dentistry.
Mrs C. A. Lund. leaves tonight TO
Denver on a short pleasure trip an,
visit with friends and relatives in tn
capital city.
Construction Engineer Allan of tn
local street railway left this after
noon over the Midland for Denve
and Colorado Springs on business.
Manager Fred Holmes of tn
Western Sugar & Land Co.. returne
this noon from flying business tri
Ito Denver.
!, j. p. Bowles is a new arrival in tn
city today from Pueblo. MIR. Bowie
: expects to engage in business in thi
city in the near future.N
The Presentation OF the first hon
:. ors to Miller. the all-round athlete O
the high school for '09 will take plac
!. this year on commencement night