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PAGE EIGHT
THE
ENTERPRISE
FEED CO.
H. Henges Pirp.
Exclusiv- Feed Store
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers.
Phone Junction 44t
250 Main Street t
Ready for Your
Pleasure!
MESA EOWLING ALLEYS
Finest equipped on the western
slope, are opened for the
season.
PRIZES FOR HIGH SCORES.
Nothing more exhilerating than
Bowling.
E. A. CLARK : Manager
INCORPORATED
You can sell every
thing for Denver prices
at
Western Slope Junk
House
127 W. Colo Ave. Red 1376
• —l—lI —I —I"I —I —l- *!•
2 DAVIS COUNTY NURSKIUEH -N
• • Hoy, Utah. 4*
• • Now Offer 4«
•. 4-
• . THE FINEST STOCK EVER 4.
. . GROWN IN THE WEST
.. llt'DS AND GHAFTB 4*
• • 4*
« • Call on 4*
! ! B. C. DEW. 4-
■l-I-I-I-1.-H-H-I-W-frl
Grips Checked!!
Not the kind you carry in your
HAND, but in your HEAD and ALL
OVER, so to speak.
Safe and certain remedy —our
GUARANTEED GRAND COLD TAB
LETS.
25c the box.
CORNCP nrTH AND MAIK
" T
1 H. S. Manning and Geo. R. Blainl
PRACTICAL TAXIDERMISTS.
Shop at 217 Grand.
Residence, 1.12 •Uhlpeta.
!» ———<'
Eo-aaa a o- a o
Practice Limited to
i Kjr, l'dir, None and Throat. A
Dll. F. H. WELLES A
Currie Block. A
A &&& A A
o
WANTED
91.n0 a Load for Good, Clean
KINDLING WOOD.
I’hone Red 1722.
!
I I
J. 11. WILSON.
I
| ARCHITECT AND SUPEIIIN-
T UNDENT.
; Estimates given on all ktnds of
work.
,
| First stair west of Grand Valley
National Bank.
Phone Mesa 806.
Grand Junction. Colo.
i i
See J. H. l>ane about your awning
We have them In an** atvle or color
Indies* and gears* cleaned
and pressed. All work guaranteed
atrtctly first class. Phone Black G 62
12 5 South Fifth street.
For the finest t 4 \«rrna. the fresh
est arid sweetest of pies and cakes
for fancy and staple groceries, call
tfp the Progress, the old reliable gro
eery house and bakery. Prompt at
ftatlon to all orders.
NOTICE.
State of Colorado, County of Mesa, ss.
In the District Court.
The City of Grand Junction, a
municipal corporation, petitioner, vs.
William Van Pelt and Pearl Van Pelt,
Mrs. Emery Riddle, Joseph Vincent,
Ira Vincent, George W. Cutting. L. C.
Packard. Roy Renneck, W. A. Bailey,
James W. Dodgion, William Leonard
Downing, Charles Rinderle, John W.
Sullivan, Eliza 11. Sullivan, wife,
Mary L. Morrison. William A. Sulli
van. Joseph I . Sullivan, J;-., John W.
Sullivan. Eliza it. Bell, children, and
Claude Bov < n, minor child of Ada
Bowen, deceased, daughter of Joseph
F. Sullivan, deceased, all heirs at law
of Joseph F. Sullivan, deceased, and
Eliza R. Sullivan, administrator of
the estate of Joseph F. Sullivan, de
ceased, 11. P. Williams. William J.
Ponsford. Walter L. Farmer, John
Goldsby, Henry W. Schneyer and
Adella I>. Schneyer, William H.
Coffman, James H. Larainore, and
Mary A. Laramore, Nathan (J. |
Rounds, Julia Downing, Robert W.
Shropshire, John Ternahan, Elijah
FT. Chambers and Mary Chambers, j
Samuel B. Darling, Dennis Sullivan, |
Thomas Virden, Minnie (ledger and i
J. V. Geiger, her husband. F. M.
Whitney and James Whitney. I). F. '
Biair, Prescott Wen. Willard P. Hon- j
inger, Sophie Klint, Mary L. Brad
bury and Daniel Bradbury, Michael
Holland, Nathaniel T. Wiley and Ma- !
hula Wiley. J. Samuel Gourley, Flat- j
tie G. Pearson. E. P. King. John W. j
Cox and Clemle C. Cox, Minnie; Sin
clair, Olivet Sinclair. William Terna- I
ban. Malinda Gam mage, Charles .
Bowman, Robert Bowen, Alden Leon
ard, George; H. Hughes. Fred Bur
forel. Eli Mahannuh. .M. F. Wright, j*
William Silzell, Warren Watkins. !
Sarah A. Jones, A. A. Silzell. R. F.
Burforel, Caroline Edwards, Charles :
Silzell. John Lowe, George Jones. T. .
W. McAndrew, Dora Meserve and
William Meserve, William Chelf,
Olive E. Me&erve and Richard Me
serve, The* Congregational Church So
ciety of Whitewater, School District
No. 3 of Mesa County. Colorado, Wil
liam Williams. J. W. Dailey. T. H.
Nielsen. George W. Swain, A. A. Car
penter, Jeremiah Cole. Mary J. Chen
owed h, B. F. Lucas. Henry Johnson.
Samuel Ashley, Joseph Laurent, Os
car Laurent, John Bell. Mary G.
McDonald and J. F. McDonald, her
husband. James H. Patterson. Sam
uel B. Dodgion. Florence Timbrel,
Mrs. Grace Learned. John Beau, John
McKay. Margaret Fulto and John
Fuite, he*r lntshand, Margaret F’uite,
guardian of John Dowling and Nancy
Dowling, minor heirs of P. .1. Dow
ling, deceased, John Dowling and
Nancy Dowling, minor heirs of I*. J.
Dowling.deceased. The Junietta Ditch j
Company, a corporation. The Grauel j
Mesa Reservoir Company. The Home j
Loan & Investment Company. A. P.
Augustine, Yorkshire Investment &|
American Mortgage Company, a cor
poration. J. T. Mennell. C. G. Ramey. I
Horace T. DeLong, Nelson Brothers, I
William L. Whittaker, Theodore!
Chapins. R. il. Marsh. Jennie Ryan.
\V. D. Davies, Martin V. Werling. Ed j
Smith. The Ramey-lTdlock Investment j
company. C. (J. Sargent, Mary Sar
gent. C. W. Bandy. The Logan In
vestment Company, Alfred Crlbben, j
private trustee, The Kannah Creek
High Line Ditch Company. John H.
! Herron. Frank Parsons. 10. T. Spen
cer, Frank Clark, Charles Clark, Hec
|tor Laurent. M. A. Laurent, John!
| O'Boyle,,Lila O'Boyle, S. B. 10sk- ,
ridge, Louis Stewart. .1. M. Leonard.
Charles Ashley, Claud Stevens, Sam
uel W. Ashley, administrator of the
i estate of Frank Parsons, de
ceased. Waldo W. Morrison, Theo
dore Swain. The Scales Reservoir
Company. John Bell, Andrew J. Dodg
ion. J. .1. Ralier, Hugh Jones, Mrs
Joseph Gates and Mrs. John Lowe,
respondents.
The people of the state of Colo
rado send greetings to: E. W. Spen
cer. Clauoe Stevens. Mary 1,. Mor
! rison, Waldo W. Morrison, Mrs. ,
Joseph Gates and William A. Sulli
van :
You and each of you are hereby
I notified that the above named peti
tioner. the City of Grand Junction, a:
municipal corporation, has. upon the I
first day of November, 1907. filed
its original petition of condemnation |
of the property hereinafter named,
and nas also upon the iSth day of]
July. 19U8. filed its amended petition ;
with the clerk of the District Court ;
of Mesa County. Colorado, for the'
condemnation of 200 Inches of the I
waters of Kannah creek in Water Dls- 1
trict No. 12 in Mesa County. Colo-J
ratio, tind being the first right of di
version and use thereof, which is i
1 prayed to be taken by the said pofi
| Honor and condemned for the use of j
; said petitioner, the City of Grand,
Junction, ta municipal corporation).
J and its inhabitants, and to supply the j
said City of Grand Junction and its)
I inhabitants w ith a pure and whole
some supply of mountain water for'
domestic purposes.
And you and each of you are also j
j notified that you are required to lit' ,
and appear before the District Court
jof the Seventh Judicial District sit
ting in and for the County of Mesa
in the State of Colorado, upon Tues
-1 day. ihe Bth day of December. A. 1)
1908. at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m . j
i before which said Court the appllca- I
I ton of the petitioner is to in* heard.
Witness. T. W. Primrose, clerk of
said ■Court and the seal thereof, a'
Grand Junction, in said County this
Sth day of October. A. D. 1908.
(Seal.)
T W. PRIMROSE.
Clerk of the District Court, j
First pub. Oct. 10, 1908.-tf
Ackerman & Co., real estate deal-'
i crs. 227 Colorado avenue. A large
I list of properties for sale or trade.
! Call and see us.
A beautiful 40-acre High Line)
tract, in fine location, at sl2.'> per j
acre if taken soon. You ought to i
make s7.'» per acre on this in a year’s
time. Half cash will handle. W. S. ,
Wallace.
A 7-room house, outbuildings, cel
lar. cistern and 20 acres of land, part
In orchard, for $5,500. A snap for
■anyone wh* wants a farm home. W
S. Wallace.
We have a few fine prepositions in
fruit tails sal maefces tw trade for
city property. See •ray, 337 Mala.
• * .
DAILY SENTINEL, GRAND JUNCTION. COLORADO.
HE DECLARED
HE WAS ROBBED
Pioneer Grand Junction Man Died in Seattle Sunday, Main
taining Until the End That a Fortune He Had Made
in Alaska Was Stolen From Him in Seattle
Yesterday a message was received in this city from Miss Ef
fie Handel, a well known young lady of the city, announcing the
death of her father. Thomas Ha; del. at a hospital in Seattle. Wash.
The death occurred on Sunday, ollowing a long illness which came
upon Mr. Handel as the result of exposure and suffering experi
enced in a shipwreck that occur: ed while Mr. Handel was en route
to Seattle from Alaska, where le had been prospecting in the
gold camps for many years.
The life and death of the deceased
werfe surrounded by many unusual
circumstances.
Years ago lie left his home and
family In Grand Junction and went
•to the gold fields of the ico-bound
country of the far tiorthwest. For
year; his family heard nothing from
him.
About three months ago his wife
died at the home in this city after
a long illness. Shortly before he.
deatli the three children received
word that their father was ill in Se
attle and that he was endeavoring
to get back to ills wife and children,
all of whom he was very anxious to
see. He did not know that his wife
was dead.
A few weeks ago Miss Efiie Han
del. the daughter, left Grand Junc
tion and went to Seattle to lie; at the
bedside of her father. She* found
him in a critical condition, but he
was overjoyed at seeing her. yel
shocked profoundly and terribly over
tiie death of lils wife, whom he had
not . een for twelve years.
The aged man continued to sink
rapidly and the end came Sunday.
The* interment will take place in,
Seattle.
Miss Handel will not return to this
city for some time; perhaps not un
til next spring.
Claimed lie* Was Robbed.
After Ills daughter reached his
! bedside at a Catholic hospital in Sc
uttle the aged prospector told her. ‘
ias he had told those who had at
tended to hlb wants, that he had
; been robbed of a snug little fortune
__________________
Novelty Theater
Continuous performance's
Afternoon and Flvenings
From 2:20 to 5:20, 7:20 to 11
—the—
CAMERAPHONE
tin*
Talking, Singing, Dancing Picture-
Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays
Program:
HELEN JOHNSTONE—Chip of the
Old Block. Lu, Lu. and Her
La, lui. La.
M1 LI,EII AND MAIWYKIGHT—AII
You Gel from tin* Iceman is Ice
Foolishness. W hen the Song
of Love is Told.
MAGGIE CLANCY’S NEW PIANO
TAYLOR AND WALLACE—Burying
the Ratchet. Jealou- Julia. Vil
lage Postoffice. Making the
Fiddle Talk.
Hunker llill. National Airs
PATRICK IIENHY’S FAMOUS
SPEECH
Give >lc* Liberty or Give .Me Death.
I LLI STRATFD SONG.
Change of Program Mondays and
Thursdays.
ADMISSION 1.” CENTS—
ATTENTION. MASONS!
- At the regular communication of
i Meta Lodge. No A. F\ & A. M..
Thursday evening. October la. Broth
er Robert D. Graham of Denver. Col
j orado, will deliver an address on Ma
) sonry. All Masons are requested to
: be present.
GUY V. STERNBERG. W. M.
Tiie Cameraphone, the moving pic
tures that talk at the Novelty Thea
tre. commencing Monday. October 12.
at 2:20 p.m.
Fruit lands! Fruit lands! Look ,
at this’ Raw lands. with water
I rights. In 5-acre tracts and up. at
S4O per acre. See Gray, 327 Main
; street.
The Mesa Automobile Works is the
best equipped shop on the western
slope. All machinery ia now in and
i will serve any automobile in the city
or country at 5 minutes notice. Phone
Jumiion 297.
If you are looking for choice fruit
lands, we have 4 0 acres, part in al-
I falfa. with water right, at S4O per
acre. See Gray, 337 Main street.
Dear the new Fldison Amberoi rec
ords at Lutes' music store the
greatest improvement in ta’king ma
chines la years.
The Boston Hygieale oorsst. Have
yours fitted. It la the flg«, * M
face, that attracts. EMsad agto at
Mate. Roe’s.
since landing in Seattle, and e main
tained until the hour of his death
that such was the case.
Money and Gold.
Thomas Handel declared that when
lie left Alaska for home he had sl.-
"•00 in money on his person and a J
small hand bag in which he carried,
along with some clothing, a large
, number of gold nuggets, reaching an
aggregate value of a great many liun
. dreds of dollars.
The money and the gold represent
“d the savings of years of hard toil
’ in the Alaskan gold fields, and he had
started for his old home with a light
' heart and funds that he deemed suf
, ficient to keep himself and family in
( comfort for many years.
He declared most emphatically
that lie saved the money and gold
from loss when he went through the
shipwreck off the coast of Alaska and
ad it all when he reached Seattle.
The attendants at the hospital in
formed Miss Handel that the* hand
bag had been ransacked before it was
taken in the c are* of the officials of
the hospital and that there was only
SSOO in money on bis person when he
entered the hospital,
i , The* dying man was terribly
grieved over the lots of his money
and gold, and this probably hastened
• his death.
| The deceased had many Interesting
experiences in the Alaskan gold
5 fields and underwent, many hard
- ships.
The deceased had a great many
warm friends in Grand Junction, his
1 old home, who will hear of his death
* with sorrow.
IS HURTING HIM.
Walter Wellman wires from
New York to the Chicago Rec
ord-Herald (republican) as fol
lows:
"The activity of the presi
dent in the campaign probably
does Mr. Taft more harm than
good in New York. All through
HRs section the complaint is
general that there is too much
Roosevelt and not enough Taft
in the republican leadership of
the hour, and there is a com
mon opinion that Mr. Taft
should say more and Mr. Roose
velt less."
BOYER FOUND GUILTY.
This morning at 10 o’clock, in
Justice Sweney's court. Claude Boyer.
Me young man charged with "sho i
ing” a house of ill fame a few nights
ago. was arraigned for trial. He* en
tered a plea of not guilty but after
hearing the evidence Justice Sweney
adjudged the young man guilty and c
lined hint $.>.00 aa.* con vs. amounting
in all to $16.40. The defendant paid s
up and was re*leased.
WILL BE HELD TOMORROW.
i
I Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
before Justice .1. p Sweney. Henry
.Moffett, the* Deßeque ranch
man accused oi an unnatural crime
by his daughter, will be arraigned *
for a preliminary nearing. Under
Sheriff Wallis is in Deßeque today to
summon witnesses.
Thomas Tarpy. an old time rr-.d
. dent of the valley and who for mane
years was engaged in blacksmithlng
near Deßeque. died late yesterday !
, afternoon at St. Mary’s hospital lii j ;
this city, lie was about 70 years oft'
age. The funeral took place this 1
morning at 9 o’clock from the* Cath
olic church. Interment at the Call*-
olio cemetery in charge of Undertak-•
ers.Stough & Cosgrove.
The Grand Valley National Bank
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $120,000.00
We are at all season* of the year prepared to meet the
requirements of our customers
OFFICERS ANB IHHUC l film
WM. J. o. H. o«m«.
J, Lx OLIVER. WM. CAMPBELL. oSST W.
——
Consult Your Eye for Style,
Your Foot for Comfort,
Your Purse for Price—Then go
to McConnell Lowe Who
Sell Nothing But the BEST Quality
of Shoe.-
McConnell ® Lowe
“*Just Shoes - - - That's All”
The Senate Bar
413 Main
JAMES PURCELL - Prop.
Only the finest of WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS kept.
We look to quality in everything.
Phone Junction 246
THE ANNEX
211 Colorado A venue
General Agents
COORS GOLDEN BEER
Dr. Daisy E. Morelock-Spencer. Dr. Isabelle Morelock.
MORELOCK & SPENCER
OSTEOPATHS
SPECIALISTS IN WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
528 MAIN STREET, ROOMS 13 AND 14.
Oflire Hours: 9 to 12 a m ; 1 to 6 p.m. Phone ReJ 1394.
THE BOARD of TRADE"
Ed. McKINNEY, - Proprietor
“A GENTLEMEN’S RESORT”
Everything in the line of fine Wines, Beer’s,
Liquors and Cigars. Only the best is
carried and only the best patronage solici
ted.
435 Main St. - Junction 317
■1 n THB BOWELS AND
C\/| ■ I\/ |« WORK OFF A COLD
Mf I Vs*' \ff Loo WITH THB ORIGINAL
BEE’S LAXATIVE |
G v ß T r p COUGH
KRAFT and EMERSON
Phone to Post & Boyd for a hack
day or night.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13. I*9oß.
We are here to give you the best
work for the least money. 125 South
Fifth. Phone Black 662.
We have got in our new car of
Joe Moon buggies. Fred Mantey.
Full invoice of harness just re
ceived at McCary a.

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