The daily sentinel., 1909-04-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Our soc whips are values.-Fred
Mantey.
The rain is delaying work on the
street car line to some extent
A. o. Arnold sells the celebrated
Plush flour at $3.35 per hundred.
Ninth and Ouray.
A nice new line of single and
double harness to show you. Fred
Mantey.
Auction sale of furniture at 31S
white avenue on Thursday. April %,
at o'clock p. M. See posters
J. NJ. Graham.
John +. Moore and wife left this
afternoon via the Midland for Den
yer. where they will visit with friends
and relatives the next ten days.
Sheriff Schrader returned home
last night from Montrose after de-
livering the young girl, Ethel How
ard, an account of whose arrest was
given last night, over TO the proper
authorities.
On Thursday evening at SIG Chi
peta avenue. the Young Mems Glass
of the Christian church. will give an
ice cream social a delightful time
is anticipated. a fee of 10 cents will
be charged.
w. e. Rhinehart, the well known
implement man, has just installed in
his office a fine electric cash register.
1t is probably the finest instrument
in the city and has many modern i'm
provements which the ordinary cash
register does not possess.
We request every reader of The
Sentinel to read A. o. Arnold's big
Plush -four ad on page 2 of this is
sue. Mr.. Arnold has Just unloaded
two more big cars of the celebrated
xxrlai oh ha will Q
$3.35 per hundred till Saturday, the
24th inst.
o. l.. Miller, the real estate man,
is contemplating an inspection tour
of Idaho in the near future, with a
view of locating; but has not determ-
ined upon the section of that state
in which he wishes to make his fu
ture home.
Mrs. w. h. Stanley. formerly of
this city. now of Salt Lake. was an
arrival in the city the latter part of
last week. While here she called
upon a number of her former friends
and returned to Salt Lake on No. 5 |
last night. Mrs. Stanley is very well |
known here and her friends were |
pleased to see her.
Geo. w Caldwell yesterday sold |
his 40.acre ranch in Idaho. which he
purchased while on n visit to that |
state last summer. He had made no |
Improvements on the land but realiz- |
ed n nice sum from the sale. He is |
contemplating another trip into that |
section of the country in the near |
future.
Horace X. Devereux, of Colorado !
Springs. one of the men interested in
the Grand Junction street railway, |
has purchased 100000 shares of |
stock in the leasing company operat- |
ing the famous Pioneer mine in the |
town of that name in Nevada. The |
price named in the purchase is $40.-
600, and this figure indicates a total |
value of the lease of 100000. 1t
has two years TO run.
The announcement in The Sentinel
last night of the filing of the plat
and statement for the proposed Marrs
Extension High Line Canal aroused |
comment owing to the sweeping
their intention to acquire the sur
veys. rights of way, etc, of the gov
ernment High Line canal. Full con
firmation has been made of the state
mcnt made last night by The Sentinel
to the effect that the whole thing is
really a scheme to acquire a right to
the waste or overflow waters that
might be taken from the lower end
OF the government High line canal
when finished to be stored in reser-
voirs in Utah and used to irrigate
large area of land Messrs. Marrs and
other gentlemen control in Utah.
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