The daily sentinel., 1903-11-02
THE LOCAL NEWS.

How do You like the new size of
The Sentinelp
The collectors were numerous ON
the streets today.
E. L. Beard. editor of the Fruita
independent is in town today.
L. H. Koppin has resigned his po-
sition with the Grand Junction Week
y News.
Thomas NJ Sullivan. the we'll
known lumberman from Vega. is in
the city.
Three will be no paper issu ed from
The Sentinel office tomorrow. as cleo
tion day is legal holiday in Colora-
do.
J @. Payne and John Shields left
last night ON No. for the Pacific
coast. Their trip will extend all over
the world.
There is talk of securing the old
school house IN the 4th ward as a
place for the various unions of the
city to meet.
J. G. Watson. of the ]. I Case
ThreshinR Machine company, has been
a visitor to the city for the past three
or four days.
Sam Pollock has purchased the old
Pioneer livery barn. known as the
Free corral. from Barry and Jacobs and
took possession Saturday.
W. Blakesly had little runaway
this monring on Colorado avenue.
His team became frightened and ran
into tree. No damage was done
farther than a broken wagon.
Grand functions Board of Trade is
arranging for grand banquet to be
given in the near future. Nat d.
Barney. who is now running hotel
at that place. has contracted to fur
nish the spread Telluride Journal.
Hon. Horace T. DeLong of Grand
Junction looms up as a gubernatorial
possibility. If the Rebulican party
selects western slope man for its
candidate next year. and it should do
so, the name of Mr.. DeLong is en-
titled to consideration Reville.
Noblitt Bros of Crev.sse. inst be-
low Fruita. " ant laborers to work ON
road to the gilsonite fields. There is
three months work in prospect 70
number of men and good wages ar,
being paid.
Robert Adams brought in herd of
cattle from his ranch so miles north
west of here Saturday and loaded
them yesterday for Shipment for Kan.
sas CITY. Several other cattlemen
are shipping now although the mar
ket is very low. Cattle are in fine
at present as the ranges are
in the best condition that they have
been for several years.
A Routt County ranch. - .24O acres
near Yampa. 3 room log house. log
barn, 100 acres fenced. all irrigated. /
first class water rights, yields 755 tons
hay and others crops, can be largely
increased. Easy terms. Will take
suitable Grand Junction property in
part payment. Price. including crop,
IS, 900. f. A. Metcalf. Steamboat
Springs, Colo.
The Sentinel's editor should lot be
so ready to reply by illnatured criti-
,isms of the editorial comments of his
paper by The Bugle. This paper
seeks to be as impersonal as possible
in commenting upon the comments of
its contemporaries. The editorial
that is most impersonal and
seeks to avoid personal resentment il
the most effective. That kind only
we aim to dispense. .-BeBeaue Bugle.
Francis Shine of Glenwood Springs.
who for many years acted in the capa-
city of travelling soil citor of the Den
vre News, was an arrival in the city
and has attached himself to that live
paper the Pueblo Chieftain. Mr..
Shine has hundreds of friends in this
section of Colorado who are glad to
welcome him back again into the
newspaper field. He'll make the
other fellows hustle. and that will be
40 Joke to them.
A very uniuue character is seen in