The daily sentinel., 1909-02-12
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
The Eagles meet this evening.

NJ. ]. Green, of Louisville. KY. is
stopping over in the city.
Homer Hutchinson. of Belding.
Mich. is local visitor.
C. A. Biggs is visiting Grand
Junction friends today from Canon
City.
Attorney Rozzelle left for Denver
! this afternoon on short business
( trip.
The Grand junction Trades AS
sembly meets this evening at s
o'clock in Carpenter hall.
Tonight the board of directors of
the Chamber of Commerce will meet
in regular weekly session.
Have you seen a copy of The
| Weekly Sentinel since its size has
been increased? Ask for one.
Grand Junction has worn a holiday
air all day in spite of the fact that
few of the business houses were
closed.
Homer Dodds. one of the popular
.ngh school teachers. is spending the
short vacation at his farm near
! F'ruita.
H. A. Pheilds. well known in Can
on City and a prominent citizen of
that place, is new arrival in the
| city.
H. A. Conner of jamestown. \. Y,
is a visitor in the city this week. He
is interested in Grand valley Or
chards.
F. F. Blaisdell is a new arrival in
the city today from South Point.
Neb. He is looking over land with
views toward locating.
A large number of the teachers
! - 1t.
joyed a private party at the Audi
torium skating rink this morning.
No weather report was issued to-
day from the local station or from
the Denver station as this is le-
gal holiday and the weather bureaus
are not open.
Judge r. |. Boiscoe and wife of
Salida, are visiting their friends. Mr..
and Mrs A. w. Root. The. Judge will
probably locate here if he can find
suitable occupation.
Clarence Augustine, who had
charge of the timber gang at Sho-
shone resigned his position and has
gone to Grand Junction where he
may decide to locate. Aspen Demo-
crat
Mrs. Frank ClaveI of Grand juno
tion was an arrival in the city Tues
day TO be present at the wedding of
her sister Miss Mable Tierney to Mr.
Joe McBrinley yesterday.-As
Democrat.
Monday evening large audience
Will doubtless enjoy the Lincoln cell
ebration program to be carried out
at Odd Fellows hall under the au-
spices of the Woodmen of the World
The program is certain to prove a
popular one.
A fight of some moment occurred
this morning at the corner of Fourth
and Colorado in front of the Abbey
saloon between two gentlemen of the
road, or two wayfarers, as they are
commonly known. They had been
drinking heavily, and as they did
no damage to each other. their
friends smuggled them off before the
police could make any arrests.
T. G. WINNER, Jr.. has filed an
application with the state land board
for the segregation under the Cary
act of 100, 900 acres of land on Green
river from the public domain. The
application has been taken under
consideration. This makes the
fourth application for land in this
region filed with the land board re-
Gently. None of the applications
will be disposed of before the March
session of the board Price, tUtah)
Advocate
a stranger in the city this after
noon remarked that every place that
he went in the city he noticed those
little round tins. about the size of
a dollar. lying on the pavements and
in other conspicuous places, and he
wondered what they were. Proba
bly, of late most of the people in the
city have noticed them and Won
dered where they came from. To
satisfy this curiosity. we will state
) that they are cut from the smudge
/ pots for the purpose of giving the
| fires draft. They are given to the
smaller boys. who carry them around
in their pockets. and thus they are
! scattered all over the city.
We have sold nm enormous nuan-