The daily sentinel., 1910-01-20

| Attorney -. u. Nlth uiiln 10 III trlGAl-
wood Springs this afternoon on bust
ness.
Assistant Manager Frank Davis of
| the Grand Junction Fruit Growers
association spent yesterday in Pali-
sade looking over the site of the new
fruit building there.
The body of the fireman killed in
the wreck near Delta Tuesday night
was brought to this city last night
and is at Mrs. Pearson's undertaking
parlors. Funeral arrangements not
yet made.
Arrange now to attend one of the
superb performances of Damon and
Pythias" to be given here on Jan. 81
and Feb. /. Nearly 80 talented local
people will fill the cast. All special
scenery and special costumes.
This morning in the county court
there was hearing on the motion
filed by Attorney Wheeler represent
ing Ed Gallagher. to have the last
charge filed against Gallagher s.
missed. The court will probably rem
der a decision in the case today.
The county commissioners have re-
turned from the city of Denver where
they conferred with the state engi-
bridge and where they attended the
state meeting of county commission
ers.
Joseph Hacking has gone out to
move his sheep. He and John Hack
ing have been ranging their sheep
over on the Raven divide to the south
of Blue mountain, but the snow is
getting too deep for safety. The herds
that are farther south are said to be
doing fine.-Vernal Express.
Asserting that the Denver & Rio
Grande and the Moffat road will
make a connection at Dotsero and the
Rock Island and Rio Grande will use
the Moffat road into Denver. Herbert
George is out with a story in yester-
days Denver Times concerning the
alleged sale of the Moffat road to the
Rock Island.
Checks for 81 $50, 900 were placed
in the mails Saturday afternoon by
the treasurer of the Denver 4 Rio
Grande railroad. to pay the semi
annual dividend of 2 " per cent on
the s50,000.000 preferred stock of
the company. The checks go to al
most every part of the United States
and to England, Germany and Hol-
land, where considerable money Is
invested in the stocks of the company.
Denver Times.
There is rejoicing in the household
of Former Police Judge c, b. Hill to-
day. The popular judge is rejoicing
because he is now a grandfather and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Boyes are re-
joicing because of the safe arrival in
their home of a fine boy at noon to-
day. Mrs Boyes is daughter of
Judge Hill. Mr.. Boyes is the cashier
of the local offices of the Globe FIX
press company. The mother and
little one are reported as getting
along very nicely this afternoon and
the young father Is busy acknowledge
ing congratulations. 10
Miss minnie j. Bennett and Mrs.
N. F. Kreeb leave tonight on No. 6
for Chicago, st. Louis and st. Angus
tine, Fla, and other southern points,
They expect to stay about six months.
Better than a sermon is the story
told in that famous old drama, "Da-
mon and Pythias." 1t is not of the
ordinary class of theatrical produc-
tions. Every man. woman and child
should see this play as 1t will be pre-
scented on Monday and Tuesday
nights, Jan. 81 and Feb. l under the
auspices of the local lodge. knights
of Pythias. One price Of admission
will prevail, so cents. Every seat
reserved.
A. c. Ridgway formerly general
manager of the Denver, Northwestern
& Pacific and the Denver & Rio
Grande railroads, and recently ap-
pointed assistant to the vice presi-
dent of the Rock Island system, has
been engaged for the past@ithree
months in collecting data on the Mof-
fat road for the use of the company
with which he Is now associated. The
disclosure of this information in con-
nection with the investigation of the
road recently conducted by Chief En-
gineer ]. b. Berry and assistants,
leaves no room to doubt that the Rock
island is considering the advisability
of becoming associated with David H.
Moffat in the completion of his road.
Denver Times.
Vernal Is going to have another
bank with n capitalization of $50. 900,
If the ideas of the promoters are car
ried out. For over a year past there
has been talk at times of starting an
other bank in Vernal, but talk is all
it amounted to. until this week when
few of the leading men of this com
munity happened to be together and
the subject was brought up again.
All were of the opinion that there
was sufficient business here to sup
port another banking institution.
Mayor Samuels was appointed to cir
culate petition among the business
men of the community and see IL they
would subscribe for $4,000 stock to
establish a bank. He started out
about 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
and before noon Thursday the stock
was all taken. There was a scramble
for the stock from the start. s100. 900
would have been subscribed for as
readily as $50, 0,000.-Vernal Express.
The three ice houses of the d. G.