The daily sentinel., 1909-10-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

win meet in regular session
F. d. Parks, foreman OF the X Cross
ranch on Pinion Mesa. is transacting
business in the city today.
d. T. Clark and son. D. Walter Clark.
the well known sheepmen. are down
from Red cliff this week looking after
their winter range.
The relatives of the aged man. Mr;
Parriott, who died In this city first of
the week. are expected to arrive today
from Richardson Utah
S. c. Cloud. brother-in-Iaw of viii
Harris OF this city. arrived today from
Albert city. Iowa, to spend u few days
en- route to the coast and the Northwest
states
There have been an unusually large
number of deaths in Grand Junction
and vicinity during the past ten days,
more deaths than occurred here during
the preceding thirty days.
Mrs Emma Lutz. mother of Mrs.
Chas f. Cherrington, who has been
visiting the family of the latter in
weeks. left this afternoon to return to
her home in Pueblo,
Hear Bob Taylor, of Tennessee the
greatest of Southern humorists. tomor,
row night at the Congregational
church. Single admission tickets may
be secured at the door,
curve FOR a siding to be constructed
for the purpose Of handling the sup
plies for the interurban electric road.
was surveyed out yesterday. The sid
ing VIII start at the foot OF sixth street.
James II. Ramey and wife, formerly
well known residents of Grand June
tion. Mr.. Ramey being one of the offic-
ials of the Rhmey Investment company
for years. viii arrive in the city this
week for a visit with relatives here
Undertaken Ames of Durango, pro-
prietor of branch establishment in
Dolores. is visiting friends in the city
today. Mr. Ames is accredited as being
one of the most proficient morticians
in the state and Is one of the most in
fluential citizens of Durango,
for assistance and begins to tell you
tale Of woe. turn him down quickly and
advise him TO apply to the Chamber Of
Commerce for work in the orchards of
the valley. There is plenty OF work
lor every man In the valley at this
time.
brought into the Chamber of Commerce
rooms lately which are very interest
ing specimens, Besides being a num-
Der of double and twin apples there is
one which is shaped precisely like a
chemists still and is formed as regular
as most any manufactured article.
James Nelson, prominent stockman
of the Whitewater district and who has
been Identified with business to large
extent I'm Grand Junction. returned to-
day from Whitewater where he went to
close up affairs preparatory to taking
up his permanent residence in Grand
Junction.
Secretary Mahony today received a
telegram in answer to his invitation to
Forester piuChot to be present at the
Western Slope Development Congress
The message merely stated that Mr..
Pinchot would give his answer tomor-
row
To help move the fruit crop Of the
Grand valley the Union Pacific railroad
announces that ii will furnish 500 re-
frigerator cars for and. according to a
report from Denver. the Union Pacific
VIII secure the contract for hauling
much of the apple crop from Denver
over its lines east
The Center building built by r.. H.
Matthews and the Milne Brothers. was
accepted today as completed. All but a
been accepted and the last bill was paid
today. The building was constructed
credit to the city. The demand for
rooms has been large. Directly in back
of the building the same company is
constructing an automobile garage and
heating plant the foundation of which
was completed first of the week.
Today hundreds of blue tickets are
being scattered about the city bearing
dates.Thomas NJ Todd for cornmis-
sioner of public affairs: b. w Vedder,
commissioner of water and sewers; II.
Il, Potorf. commissioner of public high
ways" This is referred to as the union
labor ticket and these are the candi-
dates endorsed by the union labor peo-
pie. No endorsements have been made
for the offices of commissioner of
finance and supplies or commissioner of
health and civic beauty.
Jack Uynes. It perennial inmate of
the Faulkner hotel. was bailed out yes
terday by Gail Murray and taken up to
Whitewater to work out his fine. He
was arrested Saturday, released Sunday
morning Chaving paid his fine). taken
into custody again Sunday afternoon,
released Monday morning. on promise
of good behavior, arrested again Mon
day afternoon and released again Mon
day afternoon to work out his fine. Tor
which Mr. Murray stood good" This
Is going some and probably sets new
record for being arrested the most times
in the fewest number of days for
drunkenness
H. w Cording. Of S. c. Cording
left this afternoon over the RIO Grande
for an extended European trip of four
leave New York next Tuesday morning
on the Holland American line boat
Ryndam for Amsterdam, Holland. From
| there he will go to his native town of
| West Yselmondc. Netherlands where
he Will visit an aunt. Lady j. Kooiman.
of the Villa Roostard Mr.. Cording is
| n native Hollandcr and returns to the
place OF his birth after an absence of
| sixteen years. leaving there when a boy
| with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Cording OF this valley. He has main
| tanned familiarity with the Dutch lang
uage and he anticipates no trouble
whatever in the way of language, when
visiting his relatives. He will visit
not alone in his own country. but Will
| tour 10 London and other parts of Eng
| land and to Paris before his return.
| Mr.. Cording has The Sentinel to follow
\ him In his travels abroad,