The daily sentinel., 1903-12-21
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Big candy canes and all kinds OF
candies at Lutes.
Montrose Is figuring ON owning heI
own electric light plant.
Parties are figuring ON starting a
sugar factory at Parachute. so says the
Rife Telegram
ROLAND McQuarrie left for Walsen-
burg this morning to spend the holi-
days with his mother and brother.
The people living along the narrow
guage railroad are pleased that the
officials have placed the Sunday train
back.
Nr. aud Mrs. While. who recently
returned from California ale down
with fever, at their residence north
east of the city.
A freight wreck near Salida Satur-
day caused the delav OF No. 8 six
hours No one was injured but n
number of cars were badly wrecked.
Auditor Tudor of the Cedar Hill
Coal company. was in the city today.
coming here from Cameo where he
paid off the miners at that D aco Tor
the past months work.
Grand Junction Elks have organiz-
ed whist club and have arranged for
a tournament. That is pleasant
way of wearing out the long winter
evenings. Telluride Journal
The Glenwood Springs company ad-
vertised free baths in the pools for
yesterday afternoon. The object was
to secure winter picture of the pool
with bathers in it for advertising pur-
poses.
Bloodhounds and detectives have
been working on the dynamite case at
New Castle since the houses and busi-
ness places were wrecked. but up to
the present time no clew has been
discovered.
This morning the express companies
commenced their big business in the
city and the wagons were loaded with
packages. which are being shipped to
all parts of the country by friends for
Christmas presents.
The state papers are all preparing
facts and figures ON the growth of
New Years editions of some of them
will be the best ever issued Articles
on Grand Junction and Mesa county
have been asked for and will appear
in several of the leading papers of the
state.
Delta is making arrangements to
get her water supply from Grand Mesa
which means purer mountain water
Grand Junction should
have had yeaas ago. This CITY will
never prosper as she should until
water is obtained. If Delta
can get her supply from Grand Mesa
why not Grand Junction?
The new machinery at the electric
light plant is being placed in position
as fast as possible. With dynamo and
engine of the latest improved patterns
and other improvements the capacity
of the plant will be doubled and Grand
Junction will have the best light ser
vice she ever had All the improve
ments now going ON will be completed
by about the first of the year.
After a meeting in Pueblo where
mob rule and anarchistic sentiments
were freely expressed by Max Malich
of Denver, the city council and police
ordered Mr.. Malich and
President Meyer of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners to leave the city ON
the first train. Both left shortly af-
er midnight "Mother jones'. who
was at the meeting where the utter
ances were made, left the city in ths
afternoon
Several realty deals of magnitude
have been consummated in the past
few days at Palisades One of them
was the sale by d. NJ. Landreth of his
ten acres for which he paid approx
mately $500 a year ago and from
which he took $1,000 worth of fruit,
for $500. The other deal was the
sale by J. A. lyons of his five acre
tract to Mr. Landreth for the sum of
$500
During the present campaign at the
sugar factory an accurate account has
been kept of the wagon loads of beets
brought in. The completed returns
up TO last Saturday evening were 9262
of these wagon loads with a net
weight of about 10000 tons of beets.
This is. of course, merely the loads
weighed upon the Company scales.
From the chemical tests made in