The daily sentinel., 1902-12-13
COLUMN OF
COMMENT.

Matthew Flynn, travelling in the
interests of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, was in the city
Tuesday. leaving on No. 1 for Lead
Vile. -Salida Record.
Ed. n. Malov, wife and son re-
turned last Monday evening from
Grand Junction where they spent
Thanksgiving with a sister of Mrs.
Maloy. Gunnison Tribune
W. T. Dowery and wife came over
to attend the funeral of little Thomas
Hanson on Monday. Mr.. Hampson
was for number of years employed
by Mr.. Dowery in Grand Junction. -
Salida Record.
Let's all shut up shop and go to
California or some other winter re-
sort after New Year Might as well
for n month or two, the way it looks
now. and save fuel and light. -Tellu-
ride Journal.
Mrs. L. N. Cope went to Grand
Junction ON Wednesday where she
will join Mr.. Cope who has been
transferred in the service of the Rio
Grande to that point. They will
make their home there indefinitely
-Salida Record.
w. H. Endner went to Denver
Thursday for the purpose of purchas-
ing another complete planning mill to
be installed at Grand Junction. His
| business has increased to such an ex-
tent in the surrounding country that
| it became necessity. Mrs. Endner
accompanied him. -Gunnison Trib-
une.
The Journal has the highest au
thority for the statement that the
Smuggler property will not resume
operations for some time. and that at
| the first intimation of further trouble
or disturbance all the other leading
mines will instantly shut down tight
for an indefinite period Daily Jour
nal. Telluride.
| Mr.. Dale of the firm of Rockwell
and Dale, has moved his family here
from Grand Junction. He will act
as distributing agent for the big coal
mines being opened at Somerset. Mr..
| Dale informed Laborer repre- senta-
tive that his company would have
coal on the market about the first of
January. This enterprise means
much to Delta and this place will be
the distributing point for all Somer-
set coal. Delta Laborer.
Mrs. w. o. Redding. who is known
in Denver. will call upon d, q r. G.
officials and use her utmost endeavor
to have that company put in lawn
at the depot. 1t is understood chat
the city council will furni sh water
free to keep it up and the railway
should surely give the ground and
seed. The impression that the trav-
cling public gets of town is a very
good advertisement in itself and moth
ing could attract its attention more
favorably tan IA we'll kept lawn.
The Press wishes Mrs. Reddiug sue
cess in her undertakings -Montrose
| Press.
j. r. McKinnie of Colorado Springs
w no is interested in the Loveland
and Grand Junction beet sugar plants,
together with Mark Austin. of the
Loveland factory We're in town yester
day and today feeling the pulse of the
public and seeing if help from our
farmers can be secured to aid in start
| ing the Grand Junction plant. The
help wanted is for the farmers to
raise beets and as an incentive the
company proposes to place Montrose
on the same footing as Grand juno
| tion and pay the same price for beets
as is paid there. This means that the
company will pay the freight. I'm
less something is done the plant will
have to be moved. which will be bad
for the Wetsern slope. These gentle
men will be here in about ten days
and will then call a meeting of the
farmers in order to get the matter
properly before them. -Montrose En-
terprise.