The daily sentinel., 1899-01-13
mDoGAAUDOUe.

Mrs. G. M. Hagner came home from
Palisade today.
Bert Stroud, OF Debeque is visieof
to the city.
R.R. Rodda, manager Of the Colorado
Ta,anhone company in this city, is at
the Brunswick today.
Itvou want to take advantage OF low
prices. call on Bedwell. Cut rates Oh
evervthipp there this month.
cE. Mitchell arrived home last night
from Aspen, where he went in the inter-
a.ts q, the Colorado Sugar Manufactur-
ing company. There is quite large
bodv of Grand valley acreage held by
Aspen parties and it WAS to see tnese
neople that Mr.. Mitchell took the trip.
Good bargains at Bedwells. Call and
see for yourself that this is really a cut
rate sale not an advertising fake
The farmers about Rifle and Para
chute are figuring on what additional
valuati ion the beet sugar factory Will
have on their lands. They are OF the
opinion that it will raise the value oo
nor cent at once and show gradual IN
crease They say that this will be true
of the lands between Glenwood and
Grand Junction. To allay the fears OF
some, the Avalanche assures the iafm-
ara that a contract with the factory
does not forfeit the land il they do not
comply with the requirments.-G Glen
wood Avalanche.
VIZ White returned home from Den
YER on Yesterdays delayed Rio Grande
train. He was in Denver in attendance
at the inaugural ceremonies attendant
upon the induction of Hon. Charles s
Thomas as governor OF Colorado Mr..
White says that Gov. Thomas has made
no appointments and that Office seekers
are as thick as flies aronnd sugar bar
rel. There will be many disappointed
ones around Denver when Governor
Thomas announces his appointments.
That he will make them in accordance
with his own sweet pleasure Mr.. White
says there can be little doubt and there
will be no outside dictation.
There are very few counties in Colo
RADIO blessed with a county judge OF the
ability, honor and judicial fairness OF
His Honor Judge Walter 8. Sullivan, OF
Mesa county. The affairs Of the county
court are conducted in such manner
that it lifts that court to the level OF the
-, 1ar her
of caees would ordinarily be tried. had
not the bar OF Mesa county such confi-
dence in the ability OF Judge Sullivan.
That the people Of Mesa county believe
as does the Sentinel, is evidenced, by the
great vote given him whenever he comes
up for election. The time may not be
far distant when more distinguished
honors will be offered him, and il they
are the people OF Mesa county will be
found almost as unit in his support
A Judge is not infallible and he may
make mistakes, but if Judge Sullivan
should make them, they will not be Of
ntent.
Grand Junction's beet sugar factory
pany incorporated at Denver for the
purpose Of erecting such a plant having
accepted the bonus OF 500 acres OF land
offered by the citizens Of Grand juno
ton. The plant is to have capacity Of
$50 tons dairy, and to be ready for oper-
alton not later than Oct. |, 1899. The
land donated is valued at $4,000. and
farmers to the number Of $50 have Sign
cd pledges to cultivate $500 acres Of
bests for a minimum period Of three
years, the beets to be delivered at the
factory and the sugar company to pay
Sl.2S per ton for the Same. Farmers al
. long distance from the factory will
nay freight at the rate Of 20 cents POI
ton. The people Of Aoutrose county 70
joice at Grand Junction's success in 70.
curing the sugar plant. and predict that
the farmers Of the Uncompahgre Valley
viii furnish . large per cent Of the beeta
cpneumed.-N Pres.