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New-York tribune., 1910-01-12

Maurice Mandelbaum of Mandelbaum &
Levine, is the buyer of No. 1853 West 18th
street. reported sold yesterday by the
Walsh estate. which has owned the prop
erty for more than fifty years The sale
was made by William c. Calm.
Robert d. Graham is the buyer OF the lot,
2lxloo5 feet. at the northwest corner of
10Th street and Madison avenue, sold re-
Gently by the trustees of the New York
Public Library through Henry d. Winans
& May. Mr. Graham. who is an architect,
will erect dwelling house on the site
Joseph d. Cronan is now associated with
the Charles T, Noyes Company, at No. 80
William street q
Camman. Voorhees, & Floyd have leased
the building No. 139 Front street corner Of
De Peyster street. for the Eagle Fire Com
pany, to Rutger Bleecker; also the building
No. lSs Pearl street for Willard Roby to
the Germania Fire Insurance Company;
also the store and basement In No. so New
street for Jacob Highlander to Peter j.
Malschoss; also the store and basement in
NO. l64 Maiden Lane for John B. Sogno to
Ernest Lttlefield: also the store and base
ment in No. 121 Pearl street for Charles e
Rushmore to FL Facilo Cigar Company.
Andrew f. Gilsey has practically COM
pieted negotiations for the sale of No. 46S
property consists of a five story building
on lot 24.Sx40 feet. about fifty feet north
of 18th street.
ShaW d. Co. were the brokers in the sale
py schneider & Bachrach of the six lots
On the north side of 1S4th street, 100 feet
west or Amsterdam avenue.
win the approval of Supreme Court JUS
ice Amend, the Builders Alliance has been
incorporated for the purpose of uniting all
engaged In construction work for their pro-
lection against inefficient contractors. SUBJ
contractors and workmen and to promote
Ialr dealing. This step. the organizers say.
Is maze necessary because of arbitrary
methods of some contractors who refuse to
luihl building contracts without additional
payment and other concessions.
The United States Realty and Improve
ment Company has rented offices in the
trinity and United States Realty buildings
10 the Following tenants Peter Cooper Glue
company, j. w. Henning, Carpenter & Co.
United States Census Bureau. Utah Copper
Company. Moore & Perry, Carter & Haskell
Sea Girt Company and Crawford & Green.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of loaners Attorney
JANUARY II.
AVE &, %. 2o2x93; Nov %. 1907: Jacob Blum
to Sol Prince and others: $1,000.
Attorney. G & 7 Co. 176 Broadway.
AVE c. 25x92. TO- Dec %. 1905: Henry Iot1 to
Louis Knieriu $4,000.
Attorney, E A Hassey. 8o2 Broadway
June IL 1909; Mountain const 60 o to n2y'G; Mary
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. lso
Broadway.
Address. 1876 Broadway.
BOSTON POST RID. $. 100 # of West Farms
I'd, 25X10O: Jan ~, 1906 Frank L Holman tn
Margaret Feldman; S2,S
Attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 1Is
Broadway.
CLAY AVE. S, 100 IT OF 165th st. 25x1Oo:
March c, 1902; Ernest Wenig'nan and ano to
Attorney. r W Todd. 229 Broadway
CLINTON ST, W $. 100 ft n of Hester ST. 25 Sx
100 Oct 10. 1899; Betsie Wolf to n Lie
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. 176
Broadway.
1OO Oct !, 1904; VIM Torrins to Bessie Kurz-
Attorneys Eidlitz & Hulse. 81 Nassau st.
DEMILT AVE. n S. 200 # w of Catharine st
a3.4xl0o; July 10; 1903; Frederick W Home to
Attorney. NJ Bell. Mt. Vernon
ELM ST. $. 16s IT of Broome st. 242xss.
July 26, 1905: Richard W Horner to JOS Gallo;
Address l6 Exchange pl
HULL. AVE n $. 176 # G of Woodlavn rd OK
loO oct q. 1908; Carl DiehI an ano to VIM 1IR r
Moore; 81 600. " ~
Attorney. r W Todd, 229 Broadway.
HOUSTON ST. 1874. 17.9x54 1sT ST. 50 a1,aa.
Aug %. 1906 lsdore Simkowitz To- adoit
Schlessing; $1,000. NN'i'
Attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 17s
Broadway. ~ '''
HoRAT4o ST. 1917. 2sxs4; June 70 ,ooz.
Caroline Lindsey to Maria Sirnns"n .
Sl5. 900. '"PSo"'
Attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co ,so
Broadway W AZ"
HOME ST, 8. Sc II e OF Longfellov 81 ro,oo
July It. 1909 Home Street Realty ~ ".Aiuv, .N,,
America Mortg Co: s25,OOO ~ " North
Attorney, Title Guarantee and Tr,st c, nc
Broadway. w. 10"
SAME PROPERTY; April 2s 1eoo
Nathan Levin: $500 "'' same 10
Same attorney.
LOTS da5 and 80 map of Gleason nronsr,,
son. $500 W JUS j Glea-
Attorneys Wlnsate Cullen. 20 Nassau st
LOT H. map OF Sisters OF CHARITY. g.. >,
lSu"' Nin ami 10 Samuel w Archihai3. ~. sooa.'
Attorneys. Title Insurance Co tsgi5iiprd' lax pu'' 300
LOTS 100; i6l, ld2 and is3 Man 80, a,oaumay
Jan 30 1907; clifford Barbee and go 80 9tsID;
Att9rney' Lawyers Title Insuranc. 10 ,-e
LOT 2ni map OF Mapes estate. -, ~
'pIu"lih h"iuhnlth 10 Sarah Sniro. ., % ioue'
Attorney Mchsels lad VII .; Ni'"'
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12

1I7TH ST. n E. 72o IT W of Mapes ave ao;sS ;s,.
100: Sarah r. Moore to John " Cornish
Cons Co; 81.
Address. d66 Il 13sth St
10TH ST, N s. 25.2 IT of Decatur ave- 80
": Patrick O. RourlSe to Rafo Seilite 'ni's
$1,000: ST.
Address, 2649 Webster ave.
10TH ST s. at centre line Orchard st. 2oH
irreg; Thirza l. Happy to Thirza IL HsPpS
(Jan 10k: 81
Address. Mount Vernon, " Y.
SAME PROPERTY: Thirza e Happy to Pat
rick q Rourke lJan 10,: ST.
Address. Room 907. % Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
IsSrd street

IySru Street -
The approximate amount OF the ien o,srry or
20 satisfy which the above described poss. Tre
10 be sold is IS 0OS- S5. with interest tnele xs
the 10Th day OF January. 1910. roSsssnSs ws
costs and allowance. amounting 20 Ses'ssr ya
Interest from January 10Th. 1910. toss'ne
the expenses OF the sale. ,s~@
The approximate amount % the taxes, ess,,;sn ~
ments and water rates. or other liens w. rsl
10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out or .SslSr
chase money. or paid ey the referee =
and interest rsf
The premises win be sold subject 20 e.
mortgage OF SSISOO and interest taefeosnt 80
Also subject 20 prior mortgage for ssnap
interest thereon at the rate OF o.e .psss sfsfs
from June 81. 1909 Cne-half or wnsu "a
The said premises Subject 10 covenants sssssck 49,
strictiOns contained IN Iiher 2e7t et onsnlssact
at page al9 being covenants against ssc1fps
subject 10 any state OF facts which ~ "
survey would show. subject also ts 100
nfcipal Department violations. " Any srne
or any lts pendens fled 70 enforce tne
Dated New York. January 10th. El" .sreeA
PATRICK ]. DoBScN. nri
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
BUILDING ON LONG ISLAND.

A statement issued by President Peters
OF the Long Island Railroad shows that
during the year 1909 there were 1862 dwell
ings, stores, factories and miscellaneous
buildings erected on Long Island outside
Long Island City and Brooklyn, compared
With 5,572 in the previous year, an increase
OF 2,27o.
In the Borough of Queens the population
increased 1900 people. the number of
daily commuters on the Long Island Rail-
road averaged an increase of over 1,5OO a
month in 1909 over 1908
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12

1aaTH ST. 240 West: Hsrry Grohman ast James
II Ireland and Henry n 6-arberry. owners;
Kennedy. of the Duane Realty co. eontfacto''
s35.
18TH ST. 2js West: same agt same; *i"-
beth ST, 25s West: agf same: W"
SPRING ST $50: Samuel Shanker sgt Max
Abramson owner: Jacob steinberg. contractor;
500.
SPRING ST. cor Greenwich At, fcxZo: John
ID McBrien aSt W A King. owner UenewsD:
x425
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JANUARY n.
osTH ST. 14S and 14S West; Louis BLOCK at
Robert Smith ct al. Oct %. 1909: $40
Cd AVE q cor 115th ST: Baker. Smith & Co
agt Hebrew Technical School for Girls et AL
oct 10. 1906; S1o.243 30.
29TH ST. 134 To 40 West: Rraunfsls. Browning
& Co agt 10Th Street Realty Co ct al; Dec IS.
1909 Thy bond) sS5s o.
SAME PROPERTY: Goodman Contracting Co
agt same: Dec Ia. 1000 Thy bond); S79e 20
ESSEN ST. 40; Solomon u Multi ast Annie
Goldberg ct al Jan 3. 1910: Ss45.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY II.

JANUARY II.
T2D ST. rs West: Amsterdam Ruiidiny r..
DOUGLAS Green. owner and contractoro agt
5f3 So N5'-
UNION AVE. 129S: Theodore A RecLia
Jos Holieriih' Inc, owner and contractor. ssst agt
5TTH ST: $. 275 IT of 1lth ave 25oxts, ~,
Roof maintenance Co agt New York Taxi ~
Go, owner; Palmer Sheet Metal Work -,ab
tractor trenewan $50 MS con-
$40 10 ~ VenewaD;
li3TH 81, q" East; Morris Iodes agt Go =
owner and contractor: $50 'eu isock
sfhlNu 81, iao: Samuel Adams as, A.,
Aolamson' owner; Morris Manken, owns, WAY
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12

The approximate amount OF the len or char.
70 satisfy which the above described property 3
10 be sold. is Five thousand seven hundred a
ninety-hve and S3-1O0 dollars is. 7e5. So. saf
interest thereon from the 10Th day OF Octchs
1909, together with costs and allowance aroET
ing to Two hundred sixty-eight and a-i9
1909. on Sf2S.3l. together with the expenses
the sale. The approximate amount Of the tsxs
which to be allowed to the purchaser on. =
the purchase money. CT paid by the Refsree.
(sS22. O9) and interest The premises will be 81
subject to a prior mortgage OF SIS .0oe. rrs
which S2S.0 remains unpaid. with intsrssr
Sc per annum from February l. 1893. rosst@
With costs OF foreclosure thereof now pendi1s
subject also TO any state OF facts which 8
accurate survey would show ard tenement hss
Dated New Yors. January 4th. 1910
ADAM WIENER Ester-e
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW Yosz
Csruine AItieri and Others. defsndants,-Is ps-
suance OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and
ton and bearing date the 10Th day Of Jaauss.
1910. !, the undersigned. the referee IN sad rcs
Excs.nse % saiesroom o Nos is Ise vsssy strs.
the Borough OF Manhattan City or New lr. lHs
o'clock noon on that day 6y Samuel Mary a:.
ttoneer. the premises directed by said rcs''-
All that certain lot. piece or parcel e ans
situate. lying and being IN the Borousa q ,sr w.
snS S,@o 9c tns Ny o. SeV I,s5 s,5 ,-scrisd
as follows: =.
Resinning at point on the northerly sss -
lSSrd Street. distant one hundred thirts.-sssr-l
feet six inches westerly from the corner ~.
BY the intersection of the said ncrtherN ~
lSSrj Street with the westerly side of Ams. -
dam Avenue, running thence westerly aAohs -
northerly side OF ISSrd Street thirty-sess,a ~
six inches: thence nOrtheriv at right angles -
13Srd street ninety-nine feet. eleven incnes ncss.-r
the center line OF the block; thence 80 -
inches. thence southerly right ans .sss.s-s
lSSrd Street ninety nine feet. eleven H'N-
the point or place OF beginning -. n
Said premises being now known ey SNssS.s.t
to 500 West 1SSrd Street. Borough or Ns-
tan. New York City
Dated New York. January 10Th, i9lc;s.
PATRICK ]. DOBSON. Hsi.ss IS
FIRST 4 FU-RST Attorneys for FiSinth. >rs
Montague Street. Borough OF ErookSf-
York City. s-r- y
The following Is a diagram ot the grop.t -
Re sold. Its street numbers are ~. 50 xss
West l3Srd Street, Borough OF Manos'lA-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
TO BUILD NEW PIER
CONTRACT SIGNED AND WORK TO BEGIN
At ONCE ON LONG BE 4CH PROJECT
Of Steel and Concrete, 1t VII BE 1900 Feet Long, Con-
tanning Contention Hall and amusement Pauilion
REALTY NOTES.

comprising a tract Of about 1lo acres. at
River Edge, N j.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BCFFAIO. ROCHESTER, & PITrsRIYRc
1st week in Jan. s12a.Iss sir, ,eat sisY is,
July liam - 5.o49. 25J S.SsSsiT 4s3s TSs
CANADIAN PACIFIC
lst week in Jan. S1.Sl5.OOo 81 O9s COO 81 n-- oouo
July i-Jan a.. So.46S.oc0 Al SS1 Al SOS orr
DENVER 6 RIO GRANDE.
LIST week In Jan. S31S,9OO $40 400 s,o- ooo
'uF i-'ai'' - i-'4SS'9oo 1i.o6e.6o0 L. O5O S04
IOWA CENTRAL.
lst week In Jan. S50.f45 S47sS5 s-s,-o
July i-Jan. T.. 1.T76.15O 1.5Sa. 500 49, aSS
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
ist I week in Jan s13l.oOo Sl24.oOo gro ooo
July l-Jan. T.. t.60a.Tsi 4.474,eDs : So, ~,
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS
lst week In Jan. SEQ 955 xs7 o4s ss.o,s
July l-Jan. T.. e.53l.0l2 2ss5'oss sea s5'Sao Sao
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
LIST week in Jan. SIs4S45 Sfes al2 s,.a -
July l-Jan- a.. 5,951.7o2 5.697.Il5 ~ s.s
TEXAS 4 PACIFIC
lst week In Jan. S24I2sI xo.r1.7 ,.xoos,
ANN ARBOR
ath week in Dec SOS. 100 S5t Tx s.-a.s
July to Dec. 81 1.olo.21S I.oososS i Ssi sas
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRoNToN
4th week In Dec, S4o.s2I SSseIs e, 30
july 10 Dec 81 SiS.ss3 ST4.5Si $50. ia
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12

Centre Line OF Block.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
FREE SPECIAL ExcuRslan
SUNDAY, JANUARY 1871

Write for free tickets. OF meet our rsprs~....
tives at Municipal ferry 20 ST. George Bas,.s
New York City. f:so P. ~. Sunday. Jsns,rt
18th. <7
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12

Every lot sold with positive xlar,n..
take NO of the price list and guarantee =,
purchase or resell the lots four years f-or, :. -
AT 1pSo Der year more than you pay so- 20
10 day This guarantee fs signed by IN. -
or the property. and insures you OF a zoos -
prcnt. regardless of values ON the other 49,
the property should more than double IN -
within two years, and you have the right :, - ~
IL hoff rrh rso,r fsLo
New-York tribune., 1910-01-12

with name and address of lenders attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
Ar,xr
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-07
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Denver, Jan. 7.--At noon today at
an elegantly appointed light course
luncheon at the Denver Club, Orson
Adams, president of the Mesa County
National bank. of Grand Junction
entertained thirty of the fruit men
of Mesa and Delta county. He was
assisted in receiving and entertaining
by Thomas Kelley, first vice presi-
dent of the First National bank. of
Denver. and Theodore Smith, first
vice president of the International
Trust company, of Denver.
The table was magnificently laid.
A vast center-piece formed of Grand
valley apples, furnished by the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association
was the principal feature of the dec
orations. II was one of the hand
soonest dinners given at the club in
many months.
Addresses were made by Samuel G.
McMullin, of Grand Junction, Mr..
Roberts, of Paonia, John f. Moore,
of Grand Junction, Messrs. Smith,
Adams and Kelley.
The affair was an exceedingly hap
py one in every way. 1t was one of
the big social functions attending the
apple show.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-07
No Changes Recommended for Antitrust La,os-Fauors
Giong Giant MonopoHes Federal Charters--- Would
Establish Court of Commerce. il No Radi
cal Improvements Suggested
Roads and Trusts Have
Little to Fear

requirement of the interstate COM
merce commission.
3. All such cases as under sectioa
8 OF the act of February 10, 1908,
known as the Elkins act, are author
lied to be maintained in a circuit
court of the United States.
4. All such mandamus proceedings
as under the provisions of section 20
or section 23 of the interstate COM
merce law are authorized to be main
tanned in circuit court of the United
States.
Reason specially analogous to those
which induced the congress to create
the court of customs appeals by the
provisions in the tariff act of August
D, 1903, may be urged in support of
the creation of the commerce court
In order to provide a sufficient
number of judges to enable this court
to be constituted, 1t will be necessary
to authorize the appointment of five
additional circuit judges, who, for
the purposes of appointment. might
be distributed to those circuits where
there is that at the present time the
largest volume of business such as
the second, third, fourth, seventh and
eighth circuits.
The act should empower the chief
justice at any time, when the bust
ness of the court of commerce does
not require the services of all the
judges, to re-assign the judges des-
ignated to that court to the circuits
to which they respectively belong;
and 1t should also provide for pay
ment to such judges while sitting by
assignment in the court of commerce
of such additional amount as is ne
cessary to bring their annual COM
pensation up to $4,000. The regu-
lar sessions of such court should be
held at the capital; but it should be
empowered to hold sessions in differ
ent parts of the United States, II
found desirable: and its orders and
judgments should be made final, sub
ject only to review by the supreme
court of the United States, with the
provision that the operation of the
decree appealed from shall not be
stayed unless the supreme court shall
SO order.
The commerce court should be en-
powered in its discretion to restrain
or suspend the operation of an order
OF the interstate commerce commits
sion under review, pending the final
hearing and determination of the pro-
ceeding; but no such restraining Or
der should be made except upon no.
tice and after hearing, unless in cases
where irreparable damage would 9th
erwise ensue to the petitioner. A
CONTINUED from page four.)
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-07
SPECIAL TRAIN
TOBRlNc NJ HISS
SKINNER HOME

Fruita proposes to pay magnifi-
cent tribute to her daughter Miss
Mabel Skinner, the queen of the great
national apple show.
Today, after the announcement of
the election of Miss Skinner reached
Eruita, enthusiastic men and women
at once planned to give the young
lady royal welcome home to the
western slope.
This afternoon The Sentinel was
Informed that all arrangements had
been perfected by the citizens of
Fruita to run n ''weIcome special"
from Fruita to Glenwood Springs to
meet Miss Skinner on her return trip.
1t is announced that between 300 and
400 Fruita people will make the trip
on this special. meet Miss Skinner at
trlenwood Springs, and bring her
back to Fruita in n royal manner.
Such a tribute has never before
been paid western Colorado girl. a
specia1 train run in her honor Just to
show her how proud her home people
are of her.
Fruita invites Grand Junction to
join in this welcome and to send big
delecntion along on the "welcome
home" special.
No royal ruler of the past ever had
n more loyal, Joyful. happy band Of
subjects to meet and greet her than
will Miss Mabel Skinner. The special
train chartered In her honor viii be
gatly decorated for the occasion. y
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-07
CABINET MEETING TODAY MAY
DECIDE PINCHOT'S FATE.
BaIlinger 10 Triumph Over Enemy
and Taft To Gain the Ill VIII of
the Mighty Citizenship that
is Loyal to Clifford
Pinchot.
WILL BE BLOW AT ROOSEVELT.
IRy Associated Press. ]

Washington. Jan. 7.-When to
days cabinet session began at the
White House today there was every
indication that the measure of pun
ishment to be meted out to Clifford
Pinchot, the government forester.
was to be the chief subject of dis
cussion.
Mr.. Pinchot's letter to Senator
Dolliver, which was read in the sen
ate yesterday and which constitutes
a direct violation of the executive or
der issued by the president some time
ago forbidding any subordinate in
government employment to furnish
information to congress except
through the head of his department.
was taken up in the cabinet meeting.
along with the statements made by
Assistant Forester Price and Law Of
fioer Shaw of the forestry bureau.
who. by Mr.. Pinchots own statement.
were directed to assist l.. r. CLAWS
in preparing his charges against Sec
retary Ballinger.
A number of congressional callers
discussed the incident with President
Taft prior to the cabinet session, and
there was among them the impression
that the matter will be disposed of at
this time by the president suspendinE
Messrs. Pinchot. Price and Shaw.
pending the decision of the congress
sional committee which is about to
investigate the Ballinger-Pinchot
controversy. In fact. this course was
suggested to the president by a mum
ber of administration supporters.
Among some of the callers at the
White House. however, there was the
idea that the president would dismiss
Mr.. Pinehot forthwith. 1t was point
ed out that the chief forester. in Mr..
Tafts view. had been "defying the
lightning for some time, and that
Mr. Taft's patience was at an end.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-07
Especial to The sentinel.l

Denver, Jan. Again is Mesa
county triumphant.
Again are honors of the highest
type showered upon the richest frui.
county in the world.
Deservedly and fittingly and in the
face OF the sharpest kind of competi-
tion from counties all over the state
Mesa county claims the queen of the
great Colorado National Apple show
Miss Mabel Skinner of Fruita. one
of the fairest of Colorado's girls, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 3 j. Skin
ner of Fruita, is the Apple queen.
She won out in a competition with
over twenty other favorite daughters
of Boulder, Larimer, Garfield, Delta,
Mesa, Montrose. Montezuma, FREE
mont, Weld and other Colorado coun-
ties that grow apples. 1t is great
honor for any girl.
Miss Skinner will fill the royal of
flee with grace and dignity and will
be a credit to her home town, the
western slope and the entire state.
Last night the great bulk of the
ballots were cast. The excitement
was intense. Over 100000 votes
We're cast during the last few hours
of the contest. The ballot box was
closed at 9 pm; but the count was
not concluded until the early morn
ing hours.
The result showed that Miss Skin
ner had polled over 10000, leading
her next opponent Miss Cady of Pa
onia and Miss Hartig of Delta) by
over $4,000 votes. Miss Cady polled
10000 votes and Miss Hartig about
$4,000. A Fort Collins girl and a
Boulder girl polled about Is 900 each.
These latter girls were supposed to
have the support of Denver, but Miss
Skinner really had the support OF
the people of Denver.
1t is said that the Grand Junction,
Clifton and DeBeque girls agreed two
days ago TO throw their support to
Miss Skinner and went to work to
help her win.
The Mesa County visitors, especial
ly the many Fruita people. worked
hard and enthusiastically for Miss
Skinner, and they lined up remark
able vote. The Grand junction peo
pie worked loyalty for Miss Skinner
yesterday and last night
Miss Skinner has received the con-
gratulations of hundreds of people
today
This evening. on the brilliantly
lighted stage of the great ,Auditori
um. in the presence Of thousands of
people. Miss Skinner will be crowned
Queen ofsthe Apple Show by Cover
nor Shafroth of Colorado. The cere-
monies will be beautiful and memora-
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-07
.FRU|TA GIRL THE QUEEN.
Of THE NATIONAL
APPLE SHOW
Beautiful Daughter of Mesa County to
Wear the Regal Robes---Great
Parade in Her Honor
Orson Adams Giues Luncheon
Orson Adams Giues Luncheon

BILE. The other girls who were Miss
SINNERS competitors will form the
court of honor.
Tomorrow Saturday at noon the
Grand junction, Fruita. Clifton and
other western slope delegations will
have great parade in honor of Miss
Skinner. The queen will ride in Il
decorated float. surrounded by the la
dies of her court.
The queen will be presented with
"a $3.50 diamond ring tonight by the
governor in behalf of the Apple Show
management, and the other 26 maid
ems will receive handsome gold rings.
The queen will occupy throne in
the center of an improvised orchard
scene tonight at the Auditorium. and
thousands will pay her homage.
The daily sentinel., 1910-01-07
HAVE $4,000
ACRES IN The
PARK HERE

+ Following up the action of +
j. Secretary Ballinger in recon- !.
+ mending the setting aside of r
+ lands for the Monument nation 4.
+ al park at Grand Junction, as l.
:. announced some days ago by Z
+ The Sentinel. Senator Guggen- +
+ helm yesterday introduced in +
+ the senate a bill establishing the :.
+ Monument national park, to en- +
+ brace II, 900 acres of land and f
i. providing for an expenditure of f
+ $40, 900 for roads and bridges in +
+ the park. +
+ Senator Hughes will assist +
+ Senator Guggenheim in getting +
+ the bill through. 8
+ Congressman Taylor will in E
4 troduce a similar bin in the =
+ house. =
=. =. n n 4. 4 y. 4 4. u = =.