The daily sentinel., 1903-12-15

1. N. Bunting editor of this paper
was down town for the first time to-
day for more than eight days.
J. @. VinIng of Colorado Springs,
superintendent of the Midland road
is a prominent railway visitor in the
city today. Mr.. Vining was formerly
joint agent in this city. several years
ago and his advancement since that
time has been rapid.
Recent information at the office of
the game warden, in Denver. is in
effect that the new law prohibiting
any one hunter from killing more
than one deer during the open season
has greatly deer eased the slaughter
of deer. The S25 license for non-resi-
dense has also had its effect.
w. G. Connolly will leave with
Mrs Connolly in a few days for the
Pacific coast on account of Mrs Con-
nelly's health. For year or more
Mrs. Connolly has been in bad health
and the family has concluded that a
climate different from that in which
Mrs. Connolly has resided so long will
be largely beneficial to her health
Earnest Atwood. of Danville. Illi-
nois who visited this city month or
more ago. enroute to the northwest,
looking for a location. has returned to
Grand Junction and will make it his
future lone. Mr.. Atwood is an alb
stracter of long experience and owns
the set of abstracts in his county.
He will begin at once the writing of
a set of abstracts for this county.
The board of trade of Grand juno
tion has secured the sevices of a new
secretary, in tine person of d. Fisher.
formerly with the smelter company.
DR.. Fisher comes highly recommended
as having had great experience in that
capacity and we are promised that he |
will take off his coat and go to boom
ing Grand Junction and Meas County I
in a way that they should be doomed
On with the good work !-DeBeque
Bugle.
f. E. Gowan, who was formerly
connected with others in the lumber
business in this city has decided to
return here and engage in business
again. Mr.. Gowan has purchased
six teen lots in the Milldale subdivi-
sion to the city and will erect there
on at once a large planning mill Mr.
Gowan is the owner of several large
saw mills up on the line of the Mid
land road and he believes that Grand
Junction offers him the best field for
the disposal of his lumber
Senator Teller never fails to stand
up for the protection OF fine American
people. He is opposing the Cuban
treaty. as every loyal protectionist
should do. aud told some pretty plain
truths about that iniquitous Cuban
the senate this week.. There is
vast difference between Senator Tel
Ter figth Tor Colorado's industries
and frankie Brockes opposition to
them. Bookes is playing for the
handling of the Colorado federal Off
ces-a great and glorious stunt-if he
wins. But he ought to lose for his /
treaohery to the Colorado people. -
Pueblo Opinion.
The Bugle asks its readers to pay
notice to the advertisements
appearing in these columns this week
There are a number of Grand juno
tion advertisers who are getting in
the way of using printers ink in
manner that would do credit to "A
Denver advertiser. These men are
that the secret of bust
ness success is to sell a good article
Of goods at a reasonble profit. and then
set apart reasonable percent of the
profit for the purpose of advertising
in the local papers and let the people
know they can get as good bargains at
home as they can by sending their
money out of the community Read
these advertisements carefully and
YOUR local papers. and thus :
your meney toward build
ng MP the local industries of the COM
nunity. -DeBeaue Bugle.