The daily sentinel., 1909-07-15

HEIR 10 an estate in England re-
ported TO be worth thousands of dol
lars, Robert Shepherd, an English
prospector and pioneer, who has been
in the West for years, is being sought
by relatives in the old country. Shep-
herd was last heard from at Park
dale, Colo, in 1883, when he worked
for the Denver & Rio Grande rail
road. firm of English barristers
is seeking him now in order to locate
him or prove his death. so that the
partition of valuable estate at Boil
ton, England. may be proceeded with.
II is understood that the missing
man is heir to respectable fortune
and that If he can be located a life
OF prospecting and hard work in the
| West can be exchanged for COM
| petence in the land of his forefathers.
The law firm of Bicksler, Bennett &
| Nye of this city has been in charge
of the investigation of the mans an
tecedents in this country and has
secured the West for traces of him.
Denver Times.
Tony Flucken. the carriage and
wagon painter, has just completed
the work of repainting the big oil
wagon of the Continental Oil COM
pany which is to be sent to Montrose
and installed in service there. The
large vehicle certainly makes a
handsome appearance since Mr..
Flucken went over it,
Asa b. Hoag today sold to Harry
\. Mallot lots Z and s, block IA,
Grand Junction, and the pretty cot
tage on these lots. for "a consideration
OF $4,000. The property is located
on Chipeta avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
The Denver & Rio Grande pay car
Is expected here tonight or tomorrow
morning and will distribute a good
many thousand dollars among local
railroad men
Judge l.. X. Byers was down to his
office short time this morning for
the flrst time in many weeks follow
ing stroke of paralysis. He is well
on the road to recovery
VIII Boyer, son of w. C. Bower
arrived from Ouray today. where he
is engaged in the contracting and
building business. for visit of few
days.
Roy Caldwell came down from
Pinion Mesa yesterday for a short
Visit with friends and relatives in this
city lie returned this morning.
The stage settings at the Majestic
last night as put by Stage Manager
Blackburn We're very handsome and
would have done credit to a much
larger playhouse.
The Grand Junction Town & De-
velopment company today transfer
red to Jesse A. Henderson lots I and
8. block 30, Grand Junction. for
$500.
You are sure you get the very best
when you get Marvel or Herman
furnace Sold and installed only by
the G. J. C. 4 II. Co, 724 Main.
Phone Junction 2SS.
MIR. and Mrs. F. L. Erdman. of
Denver, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, p Rodd Tuesday. They
are en- route to Portland.
Mrs. w. p. Rodd, of 502 Chipeta.
leaves this week for two months
visit with friends in New York, Chi
cago and Omaha.
Miss Pebbles, who has been visit
ing Miss Marguerite Kilby in the city
the past several days. leaves soon for
her home in Denver
Miss Marguerite Kilby will assist
Miss Evelin Perkins, the well known
stenographer, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Caldwell and
Mrs. Elsie Eubart will return from
their coast trip on the 24th.
Jack Ackerman is able to be out
on the streets this morning after a
severe illness of typhoid fever.
Al G. Crouch. of Mobile, H.. is
new arrival in the city this afternoon.
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You will have to hurry if you get
one Of those new haying outfits at
McCary's