The daily sentinel., 1903-06-15

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building today.
Mrs. J. M Graham will leave this
evening for trip to California for
the benefit of her health.
Walter T. Goslen left today on the
Rio Grande Western for short busi-
ness trip to Salt Lake City.
Miss Effie Graham returned to Hell
per yesterday, where she is employed
in the railroad eating house.
Bert Baylis came home yesterday
from pleasant trip to different towns
ON the other side of the range.
Dr. George r. Warner is home from
business and pleasure trip to Denver
and the other side of the range.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Walter Clark re-
turned home today from a trip to Den.
yer and other points in the state.
The gents furni shing store of J. NJ
Graham was closed today to get ready
for big special sale, which starts to-
morrow.
Supt Edwards of the Grand June
tion Smelling company is in Denver
on business connected with the build
ing of the new smelter.
Next Sunday evening the Sunday
School of the Methodist church will
hold Childrens Day exercises. Pre-
parations are now going on.
Miss Agnes 1, Glenn. residing at
Hannah Creek died this morning.
Agde 1S. Funeral will be held to-
morrow at the home of her brother,
W. E. Glenn. and interment in l. o.
o. f. cemetery ON Orchard Mesa. I'm
of funeral in charge.
The jury in the case of F. NJ. Bur-
ger VS.. the Harris boys Saturday in
Judge Byers court brought in YER
dict of not guilty and they were dis
missed. From the evidence the boys
were more peacemakers than anything
else, and another brother did the
whipping of Burger.
Miss Gladys Brainard. who has been
attending the leading conservatory of
music in Chicago, is home for the
summer vacation. Miss Brainard is
advancing wonderfully as a musician
and is one of the best piano players
i'll the state. Her instructor at Chic
ago is considered one of the most able
musicians in America.
George A. Bible, the affable travel
ing passenger agent of the Rock Island
Sytsem, who has his headquarters in
Salt Lake City, was looking after bus
mess for this popular road, in Grand
Junction this morning, Mr., Bible
has not only a good name. but is "a
good man for the responsible position
he holds-ever pleasant, ever argeea-
BILE, he has hosts of friends in every
nook and corner where the business
of the famous Rock Island takes him
Friday and Saturday of this week
will be pay day at the big steel plant
in Pueblo. On these DAYS the COM
pany will pay out to the various work
men employed over $500, 900. The pay
roll in any city makes business good
for the business men. Even here in
Grand Junction when the pay car
comes in all the merchants expect to
do nice business and have accounts
settled by railroad people who take
pride in fulfilling every engagement.
Cashier Buchanan representing the
attorneys for the International Trust
company of Denver and for the Colo
RADIO Title and Trust company of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colorado. placed on rec
ord today instruments releasing the
trust deed which the International
Trust company had against the Colo
RADIO Sugar Mfg. company, while a
new trust deed was placed on record
making the Colorado Title Trust Co..
trustee for a trust deed granted by the
Western Land and Sugar company to
the latter. A certificate of full paid
stock of the Western Land and Sugar
Company was also placed ON record.
The asphaltum beds below Fruita
are being worked Mt the nrasent time