The daily sentinel., 1901-04-15
THE CURRENT NEWS.

terprise, new corner grocery Currie block.
The new bicycle paths were we'll pa
tronized yesterday.
The many friends OF Mrs. G. P Bliss
will be glad to learn that she is recover
ing from her long illness.
this morning to lay the dust. This is
exactly right and will meet with the
general approval Of every merchant on
Main street.
Orson Adams made flying trip to
Castle Gate, Utah, on business connect
ed with the apprehension of the man
Delano, who forged draft on the Mesa
county bank.
1t is said that M. L. Allison has with
drawn from the race for water commits
sioner. since his appointment as one OF
the chief game wardens Of the state.
You'll find our goods nothing but fret
class. Everything kept in a first class
grocery, we will keep. Our meat mar
ket will be run In an up-to-date manner.
Try us and,see. The:Enterprise- corner
grocery Currie block.
Happy Cal. Wagner, OF the Chicago,
Milwaukse::.& St. Paul railway, is Wis
itor to this city today. Mr.. Wagner is
one OF the Oldest Elks in the country
He will remain over tonight to visit with
the local lodge OF Elks OF this city.
G. G. Stratton of. Ouray, one Of that
city's most.prominent business men, was
an arrival in the city Saturday night
over the narrow.rgauge. He, with his
wife, werei the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. McMullin over Sunday, leaving for
home this morning.
Vernie Sanford, the 4year-old daugh
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sanford, OF
Fruits died very suddenly yesterday
morning::about 2 o'clock. AT the first
symptoms OF illness, messenger WAS at
once dispatched for physician but be-
fore medical aid arrived the little one
had passed away. A casket was furn-
ished by Undertaken Bannister.
j. NJ. Sampliner. or Joe" as he is
more familiarly called among his many
friends, is now mayor Of Grand Junction
He is not only good business man but
"A strong democrat. and the good admin.
istratlon that he is4sure to give his town
should strengthen the democratic organ
ization, not only in Grand junction but
throughout the county. Beque Bugle.
| From the published itinerary of che
ocean to ocean trip OF President McKin-
ley, he will pass through this city on the
morning of Monday, June 3rd Here is
an opportunity for the citizens Of this
city to greet the chief executive of the
nation. He will be the first president
who has ever visited the state. Several
years ago the late Benjamin Harrison
passed through this city, but II our mem
ory serves us right he was not then pres
ident OF the United States although he
had been.
There are others, but the Telluride
Journal, though above the average week
ly newspaper in some respects, is one OF
the boldest plagiarists we know Of. 1t
recently printed an editorial on the new
RTduItd doWdto anu oWeEs
the killing OF Goeble, in Kentucky, and
boldly uses nearly one-half column of
the exact words of the Chicago Record
Herald to express its views on the sub
ject. The Journal should arrange with
Temple Of the Western Newspaper Un-
ion to print its "insides" and in that way
get something original into it's editorial
and miscellany columns occasionally
DeBeque Bugls.
At a meeting OF the board OF control
OF the Grand Junction Public Library,
Mrs. B. F. Jay was unanimously elected
to fill the Office Of librarian OF the new
public library. 1t is to Mrs. jays credit
that the donation was received from An
drew Carnegie and to her work in con-
junction with the members OF the Wo-
mems club that the library was first
established and which led to the bnild-
ing Of the present library. The salary
fixed for the librarian is S35. 90 per
month. Mrs. Jay is peculiarly fitted for
the duties OF this position. being a great
reader and having at her finger ends the
name and authorship OF nearly every
thing in modern literature. The board
al haa @a a,