The daily sentinel., 1909-01-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

W AiAAsAAA EOSltl vi lUt roster
Taylor Hardware Company of DEN
yer is calling on local dealers today.
Fred Shott, the well known Pomo-
ma ranchman, left this afternoon on
No. for Emmett. Ida.
Miss Gertrude Russell has accented
position as stenographer with the
firm of Osborn Brothers at Fruita.
There was a rousing session of the
Elks last night. District Deputy L.
w. Allen was present.
We sell for cash, but we sell the
best shoes for less money than any
& Lowe Shoe Store.
Tonight the city council will meet
in regular session and will give at
tention to large amount of business.
The wireless telephone will be de-
monstrated on the grounds of the
Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition next
year.
Miss Mamie Kelley of Montrose is
visiting a couple of her Fruita friends
Misses Austin and Remington-in
this city today
John Heron has purchased a third
interest in the Dry Creek reservoir of
Robert A. Johnson. He will use the
water on his desert claim.
ID. B. Hastings was an arrival this
morning from South Carolina to visit
his grandchildren. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam johnson of this city.
Al the meeting of the town board
tonight Palisade will formally grant
the electric railway company a fran
chise to run its lines through certain
streets of that city
Nearly every county in the State
of California Win be represented by
separate displays in the California
building at the Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition al Seattle next year
Joe Cooper, of Grand Junction,
who has a farm on the reservation is
going after the coyotes. The other
day he took three blood hounds over
to Myton with which to catch coy
otes.-Vernal Express.
The Albany hotel is making a very
low special rate to all Colorado and
Wyoming state people. Minimum
rate of S per day. When in Denver,
stop at the Albany.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Grand Junction Building. Loan &
Savings Association was held in the
office of the DeLong Real Estate Com
pany last night and routine business
transacted.
An individual by the name of Jack
Vickcrs was soliciting on the streets
yesterday to secure funds, so he stat
bootblack He wished $40 to pur-
chase a shining stand.
Senator Horace 4. DeLong leaves
this evening for Denver to be in time
for the important work of the legis-
lature Wednesday. The proceedings
so far have been largely the custom
airy formalities.
Yesterday afternoon +. S. Sher-
man. the new proprietor of the Pail
sade Tribune, accompanied by Clin-
ton H. Martin, the former owner, Wis
tied the city and made acquaintance
with many business men and was a
pleasant caller at this office.
Justices of the Peace J. p. Sweeney
and John II. Hill we're 're-inaugu-
rated this morning and enter upon
their new term. AT the request of
the popular justices the inaugural
ceremonies were very simple and
free of any elaborate display.
All knights of Pythias and their
ladies are most cordially invited to
attend the public installation of
Officers and social entertainment to
take place tomorrow evening al Odd
Fellows Hall. The lodge will open
promptly at 1880, close at Sis and
the lodge room then opened to the
guests.
News from vessels in the Alaska
trade will be published in a daily
paper issued on the grounds of the
Alaska aYukon-Pacific exposition next
year. The publication will be known
as the Wireless and will contain
both local and foreign news received
in Seattle by wireless.
Last evening the revival services
We're brought to a close at the Meth
odist church and DR. Essert left the
city today for another city where he
will engage in another revival. The
meeting here was very successful.
Thcre were numerous conversions.
Korea will be represented at Sc
attle next year by an exhibit of
brass wares. carved woods. linens
and siihs. An exporter in Seoul =
re- r,ng a fine exhibit for the 1909
exhibition to show The progress of
the Pacific country.
DR.. Charles Denison. one of Dem
Ver's most distinguished citizens one
of the foremost medical scientists in
the world, and a leader in the war
on tuberculosis. died Sunday, as the
result of gangrene of the liver and
acute septicaemia following a per-
foration of the gall bladder by a gall
stone.
One week from tonight the annual
meeting of the members of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held
and board of directors elected.
There promises to be a pretty lively
contest over the directorshiDs. 1t is
Tonight the city council will be
asked to grant the permission for the |
passage of the street car lines on
Gunnison avenue and it is pretty crr-
tain that the permission will he |
granted and with the consent of he |
ma aiority of property holders on shat /
avenue. No opposition is being made |
10 the granting of the same privilege /
on Tenth street.
Word has been received from DR.. 1
and Mrs. f r Smith. since they left |