The daily sentinel., 1900-12-17
Editor and Manager.
INVITING CAPITAL.

I'M JN1 NAT A-s
No man is welcome to community than man OF
wealth who regards wealth trust who
has alone crafty his selfish ends is Of less use than
poor man. all the gain possible which comes to him.
simply from interest funds but hordes all and distributes
none who above all is blessing is he who in
vests industries of earnng capacity
employment of labor 1t to that class OF rich men that
towns villages their prosperity and growth There
has been such Grand Junction Had they
years ago than probable that they might
compelled tribute the petty leaders OF fac
tonal carried by few OF one idea Happily
conditions changed the and things ak>
ing on better aspect The building OF the Colorado Sugar
Manufacturing Companys big plant and the consequent ens
capital brought several OF great wealth to this CITY,
invested considerable in that institution For time
great industry about to be lost through lack aPpre>
citation and disregard pledges Several that great
poaon could had they been Inclined have worked radical
and wonderful changes Grand Junction To them seemed
that people selfish and unapprecve and the result
the sale Of the factory and the consequent ct new
capital the addition Of and the loss of the influence
the had tried hard to interest An of
amped prosperity seems to be right before that nstu>
ton speaking of and the who have purchased the
same inappropriate something Of the chars
the who its president and whose personality
business interests will be directly connected with
To begin WITH George H. Nagle young but young
years only His age probably few above thirty but
already his many interests successfully managed have added
years experience. He has fine intuition regarding invests
ments sole be honorable busi
record and reputation tor himself long enjoyed by his
business strongly den
tilted city Of Cheyenne, Wyoming and in act the
Already the son president OF several Wyoming
stuons the sugar factory
here boundary line his business operations.
His identification with the sugar factory not his first invest
men Grand Valley, nearly four years ago Mr. Nagle
purchased the bonds Of the Grand Valley Irrigation Company
and practical business with every
under that great canal system
speaking Of the future of the city and valley Mr. Nagle
spoke encouagngy and pleasantly Heis strictly business
manner and said that in the purchase Of the Irrigation
companys bonds he had taken the people faith and
the people had opportunity show faith him he would be
glad all the beets possible in the Grand Valley
company would purchase all they raised irrespective
quality
He has the future growth of the city and his
tone and manner Sentinel believes treated with
consideration directed himself the which
he purchased that the business
connections this city will be largely augmen>
ted in the coming years.
said the beginning this article is capital needed
and capital seeking Grand Junction people have
far unben very much in cordially welcoming capital
or having given than the glad hand than
usual degree sehnes be inherent trait with the
people may only superficial unfavoraby impressed
nevertheless. A condition opening up, and the
people afford considering how to losing the
only large institution had give
dial welcome Mr. Nae and his associates and the
aeement general with Mr. Mcfarland the working head