The daily sentinel., 1901-01-08
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Coll ~ M Mar8nal, real esIa 70.
Clean rags wanted at this office.
Don't forget the date-January 18th.
The county board was in session to-
day.
Home rendered lard; at Van Buren's,
of course.
Remember it's on the 18th, the Colum-
bine annual.
Curtice Bros. canned goods, the finest
put up; at Van Buren's, Of course.
See the change in the Napier & Co.
adv. which appears in today's paper.
When the people of this city arose this
morning they found the ground all Gov
cred with SNOW"
Henry v. johnson, mayor OF Denver,
will edit the Daily Times Of that city on
Sunday, January Goth.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Mesa County State bank was held
at the Office of the company last night.
There seems to be an epidemic OF grip
in the city at the present time. Nearly
every person one meets complains OF .
bad cold.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Moeser on Orchard Mesa tomorrow,
Charles F. Gibbs and Miss Mamie
Moeser will be united in marriage.
There was an alarm of fire last night
at about o'clock, but fortunately for
the city it proved to be some rubbish
burning in the northwest part Of town.
Thank goodness, Nature has decided
to settle the dust on the streets OF Grand
Junction. 1t would never have been
settled had it been left to the officials Of
the city.
w. Fl. Bannister has been making his
annual invoice the past week. He finds
it difficult task, especially 80 as he is
suffering from the prevailing disease,
grip.
The Gunnison Republican is new
paper for this section OF Colorado. 1t ie
neat and we'll edited and looks as though
it has patronage that will be beneficial
to its future growth.
There is a report going around that
there are some people in this city who
have never heard the ladies' band play.
They had better secure ticket Tor the
ball the 18th and go in time for the con-
cert.
Mr.. George w. Shaw, chemist at the
sugar factory in this city, had lengthy
article in the January number Of the
Beet Sugar Gazette, published at Chi
cago, on Beet Roots and Their
Crowns
The Donver & Rio Grande railroad
have commenced the erection Of a new
depot at Trinidad. 1t would be good
thing il the same company would erect
decent depot at this point, one OF the
best along their entire line of railroad.
"a Midsummer Nights Dream" is one
of the grsal plays that will be an attrac-
ton at the Park Opera House this sea-
son. Secure seats now and thus be
equipped to attend this popular attrac-
ton. Friday night, Jan. IL.
The Fremont, Ohio, beet sugar refinery
converted 25,00O tons Of beets into 3,0OO,-
600 pounds OF granulated sugar at the
first run of the factory. O. II. Mitchell
formerly with the Colorado Sugar Man
ufacturing company in this city, is in
the employ of the company operating the
plant at Fremont.
In the Sinbad mining district some
valuable ore has recently been discover
ed. Parties interested say that one
claim uncovered in the camp is worth
fortune to any man. The Sinbad camp
is about sixty miles southwest of this
city and thirty miles from the Unaweep
canon The ore from this mine has to
be packed thirty miles on the backs of
burros.
Mr.. II. Hubbard Marden, of Boston,
and j. V. Howard drove to the Unaweep
mining camp this morning to look over
several good claims owned there by local
and eastern parties. Mr.. Marden is a
promoter and represents capitalists that
are interested in valuable copper mines
in Arizona His visit here may mean
much to the future welfare of the Una
Weep CAMP