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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-11

PENNA. TO SHOW GOOD INCREASE:
1t Is reported In Philadelphia, unoficially,
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's state
ment for July will show for the lines east OF
PittshurE approximately increase of $lO0000O
gross and 100000 net.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-11

So -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

guanldifai, aussearbeitete Stempel=
lteuer : @eies %mtberruft. SIN Dem
grlaB beiBt es, baB bic geuolferuns
Ser Gropins gu arm Jet, I'm Bic Steu=
er trasen su fOunen, in @abrbeit
l9eint iebo9 Ser @tberruf BON Ben
Setnben bes @Ouuerneurs bur9ses
lest worben su ietn, ste belIen He=
formpldne pereiteln molIen. Oie
Our9fabruns bes @eieses mirbe Ser
nieberen 8eamtenl9ait einen sroBen
Sbeil ibrer Tebeneinfinfte senom=
meu baben.
Su 9 panteu eretsneten ii9
Stubentenunruben, bic nanentli9 tn
Mabrib unb Salamanca einen lebr
bebrobli@en gbaratter annabmen.
eSn Der lestsenanuten Stabt rpurbeu
bret Stubenten BET einem 3uiammen=
itoBe nit Der Poli3ei ~set6btet.
Oertnternationale 0anbmirtbl9afts=
gonsreB rpurbe Montas I'M aapitol
gu q o n, TIM 8eiiein bes a6niss Bic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

Oas Sournal Be ct. petersburg,
bas bic Nniidteu bes auspdrtisen
Imtes uertritt, brtnst etnen artifel,
Der fur bic ct. 2ouiler Nusiteuuns
iebr sauitis lautet unb bic Sortbeile
%aufsdblt, BITE burd 8ei9iduns beriel-
BEN & s I a nj ermadien f6nnen.
Oie Oiterfeiertase batten bas obnes
big itiue politii9e eebeu In 8erlin
gu u00tser Stoduns sebra@t, unb bic
dltei ten eeute fOnneu ii9 nt9t erin,
nern, baB am gorabenb elmer midti=
gen @abl eine I'M Iusemeineu 10
t%roitlole Stimmuns seberridt bat.
Oie Yarteten, besw. ibre Orsaue
iberiebeu bas gampasnefelb uub itel=
len sumeit b0@t peiiimiitti@e 8e.
tra1tun9en on. Nur bic Soctaltiten
Iinb BON bteler Raseuiammer : Stim,.
muns fret.
Die &ailertn=@ ittme pon 6 + n
bat Elm gbtft erlaiien, in benz iie bas
pon benz @ouuerneur uon Hetldtli,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

liot6ef-S66m, Soll, Greuer. Na9=
bem Sic @ruennunsen beitdtist mo-
rem, wurbe ser geri6t bes Sefre:
tdrs s.. 6. grpin pom ser Stabt=
~bibltotbet entsegen9enOmmen uno on
bas betr. gomite perwieleu. alOerz
mar Stepbens ma9te lt6 pteoer in
peri6ieSenen Qntrdsen bemerfbar,
sic aber an 6em suten Seritaub Ser
0emofraten i6eiterteu. Die girgz
I6aft bes StabtI9asmei tiers parbe
auf $40, 900 ~feitseiest, worauf Bic
6erreu pom Staotratb lt6 bis nod
item Woutas Qbeno pertaSten,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
Grfer 9beu.
@aS Der &tabfratb that.

@ontas Nbenb bielt Der ueue Stabt=
roth feline rite9eriammluns, uno neil
cine berartise INNER uon sroBer 8i@.
tiateit lit, batten ii9 bic S~tabtrdtbs.
berren bis auf BEN lssten Waun eiu=
eefunben. Na9Sem bic BET Der less
ten Stabtpabl sewdblten Stabtratbs
mitgIie0er inter @iS senommen ma
rer, urganiiirte ii9 sic Seb6rbe nit
6errn Wtc@artp ais tempordrem Dor
iiter. Die barauf e~rfolsenbe 8abl
bate ua6ltebeubes @rsebntB: Frdii=
bent; @briit. Sdmitt; Sice=Frdit=
BERT: Dan. Wcg0rtp; Stabt @lert:
s.. 5. 2tupett6; Sta6tanpalt: S.
N. Bennett If Staoti6osmeiiter:
Sui. Oomtuif; $ 6. Sin, Staotz
Srgenieur; gbef Ger 6suerwebr: 6.
WcO5brugger; Nhsiior: Barney SoBs
berg; StraBen=g ommiHdr: Se60Ittan
S6dfer; Sreiber betm 5euer 0epar
tement: 0enrp Eenu0orbe; Salau5:
p~ermdbtgr: 9ouis GQloer; StaotarSt
Or. $. . Gum; Wfttslte6er be9
@eiano6eit5ratbes: Oocforeu 81. >.
@ou @(eue uuo q. 9, brigham.
Wit Iusna6me SeS Sam. G6ute lief
bic oemotlatiiae Mtebtbeit bss goun:
Gil in Ger SeiOrguus Der Stabtdatter
es Qau, beim Nlten Spr ieste man
Dor Bic Sbir', u7o On STEELE bes per
itarberen s "a R~oIen6erstr eint9te
iid Sie Wsbr5ait ser 0emottuten BEL
ser @ahI oe8 Sdabmeiters auf 6rn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16

@enu auh iberral6 no. 10 baben bic
.Stabtpdter in Der @a6L ees 6errn
Sominif ben Sewobnern ct. CLOUDS
ausemeine .3ufriaDenbeit sese5en unb
ptrtlt9 bdtien lie benz per ltorbenen
Sdasmeiiter Roieu6erser faum einen
wirbtsersn Ga@foIser seben t0nnen,
ole ME ieinsn anSetrauten Nef ZEN S.
Oomin;d. Germ bieler bot einen un=
beldotltneu 9baratter, eth fretes,
mdl nlitss uno our9aus tactpoIes
@eien unb bat iih ais Gereinsi6asmet=
fter IN st. glOub erprobt ME CT bies
gan; Tae,lid ais Stabtidasmeiiter
tbun riro. Na6bem 6err 9imperi6
in 8nerfsnran8 ieiner Der 1taot i'm
Ieeten Sabre ols StaotIhreiber er
pieieren porsisli6eu 0ienite einitim=
ming mieoer fur bas amt erpdblt
mar, pur0e girselmeiiter GObiuiOn
in ben Steunsslaal seleitet, no er
Feline tn meilter6afte Torm 9effeioete
goti6aft perlas, in pel9er Ct bas
4flaItern BET SauptitroBe emp fieb(t
unb ben Stabtratb eriu6t, bod ia Ilr
reines urs trint6ares WaHer ;u lorseu
llnO i'm Sonftigen ben nit ibrer Stel=
lung uerbunoeneu Hft5ten Sere4t 81
perbau. 3um s6luiIe Der Sotidoft
empfa6l Der 8ursermeiltsr tfOl8eube
6erren ais @d9ter oss @sieses:
gbef Der golisei: Sobn 0utuliuan ;
unterseorbnete Folisiiten: Sacob Ser,
Martin Connolly, Sran5 gettenburs,
Srans @epmann; Suarantaine= Be
amter: gbriit. WiIer. Oils Seborz
Sc fur OHentli9e arbeit empfabl er bic
6erren aus. gbetbrrf, s.. g. BUR
pis, Wi9. s. Ortb. 0es Burger
meilters grnennunsen unb gmpfeb
lunser purben pom Stabtratb sutss=
beiBen.
9rdItbent S6mitt ernannte fol-
eenbe itebenben gomttes: Sorberun=
gen unb Re6nunsen-Srdmer, SOll,
Mtmoob; StraBen unb Illeen-
1c@artp, &owaltOwsfi, Boil, &rd=
mer, Soldier; Seuer=0 Department.
6ennemdnr, Srebers, gObm stabt=
@isentbum -Srebers, Boil, gobm;
Srbinansen = Stephens, Greper,
Spaniol; Sinansen unb Steuern-
greper. Wcgartp, Ntmoob; ginfaus
fen = &owalfopsfi, Sennemana,
S@dier; llnteritieuns = SddTer,
Stedlins, SOll, Srebers, Spaniol;
9arts uno ab~susstandle -Spaniol,
&oualfomsti, stephens; OHentli9e
geleu6tuns = Stetlins, Spaniol,
Stepbens; 8aHerwerfe = atmooo,
&omalfopsfi, Mcgartp; Wiiiliippi
&iuer Bride -6ennemanu, &owal=
fomsfi, Oople Orudia6en-greper,
Spaniol, Stepbens; 0ffentli9e Bib
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-16
SreisniKe Der @pbe.
AusldnD.

Sn 6ollarb pie in Stalten pur=
SEN i'm 2aufe Ser Wode 9eriu6e 9ez
ma6t, generalitreifs burd;ufi6ren,
Sn 6eiben Sduen miBlans Ser 8ers
iu6 Sn 6oIon0 gait ct Dem Be
itrebau, ben tbatid4lt6 i6le9t be-
sa6tten neutrality-suspicious. before
Ge6eusbebiugunsen 3u ii6ern unO gu
9leia Ste Quna6me SET NntiItreit 8orz
laee 5u uereiteln. Die aammer uubu,
tros Der brobenben 6oltnng Ser Orr
better bic @orlage nit eroriifenber
Wtabrbett an un5 ermd9ttgte bie Re=
0ieruug sur S6afau5 elmer mtlitdrt:
iden @IIeuba6nbrtsnbe pel6e in Notb:
fGIen ote SteIeu Ger Ga9nbehienIteten
ein;unebmeu i'm Stanbe lit, So6alo
bas 4rbeiter=S ertbetbtsunss @omite
Die Observation-Disclosures hes Aus=
ifanbes ertanute, sob es ben Stretf=
befebl auf, ser 8erbauo Der 9eperf=
I1aflen peiserte it5 aber. Sen Se.
l9luB aasuertenuen unb ertldrte, obne
bic 3ultimmuus bes Counties ueiter
i~treifen gu wolen.
SIN H 0 rpurbe Der Strett NIT
Suite Ser Sruppsn unterbridt. Oa
iebr piele Iusldnber bic Stabt meseu
Der uuruben uerlieBeu, 10 erwu9s
ben Sremoenpeniionen erbeblt9er
S9abeu.
Sn Saris iiarb bic Satin bes
ameritanil9en goti9afters 9orter.
Sn ind ct i9neit es iett Don't
uerftas uub i'm 6o9lanbe liest gu GER
orbentli6 piel S9nee, lobaB nit Gins
tritt parmerer @itteruus ueberI9mem=
munser1 gu befir6ten iinb.
Ser Scatter @ilbslm lit aus aopeu=
basen mad Serttn suridsefebrt.
gr bot obne Srase ben sansen bdut=
i6en Sof bur9 leine 9tebenspirbts=
felt fir itd etusenOmmeu. Selbit
Bic ruliti6e &aiiertn. @tttpe permodte
itd benz 3auber ietner geriOulidteit
ni6t gu entsieben uno duBerte bic
@orte: v0enn ale Oeutl6en wie Der
&aiier pdren, mO9te t9 Sreuubtu
0eutI6laubs lein."
Der &aiier SranS Solepb uon
Oeiterret6 uOIsos au 9rinbon=
heritage In Der &apeue Der Sofburs
Bic iblide SuBpai9uns on sp0lf
@retien.
3uiiden Stppitabt uno Gatben in
IS It lit ein ueues &6mer=
lager eutbedt morbeu. gtuselbeiteu
iber BEN semadten Sunb werben nod
ni6t semelbet.
Sn e uublanb baben
fur9tbare S9neeitirme ben @ilenz
babnpertebr gum sroBen Sbeile gum
Stoden sebra9t. a0em ani6etn nod
merben 8o9en uersebeu Bis Der resel.
mdBise 9erfebr NIT Dem Snlanbe wies
Ser aufsenommen uerben faun.
Oer berseittse 9 ot9after tn
@aibinston, 9err BON 6oaeben, trttt
am 80. Stunt in ben &ubetano. Oer
&aiier bat ibm bic 8riaianteu gum
&otben Nblerorben eriter &la1e per=
liebeu, pelden Orben nit @idenlaub
er bereits beitst.
Brditbent eoubet pou s rantret9
traf Montas auf ieinem 8ese uon
garis nod Alsier In Warieiae eth.
9luf Der Tabrt uurbe er dberaI pon
Der 8ep0lferuus nit sroBem Subel
besriBt, unb BET ieiner antunft in
Marieine wurbe ibm Elm sroBarttser
gmpfans bereitet. gine unsebeure
Meni9enmense, mel9e auf 300, 900
seI9dst pirb, bra9te ibm eiue Ouaz
tion. SIM 2aufe bes Cages bielt Ser
grdftbent n,ebrere Geben.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL TRADESMEN'S BANK, at New Haven. in the state of Connecticut, at the close of business, June 9, 1908:
 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ......... ,349, ,017.01 cured 650.s5 ton ............ ............ 100000.O0 Stocks, securities, etc. ......... 114, 10000 fixtures ............ ......... 25.ooo0o reserve agentsj .............. 4ses4.71 bankers ........... ......... 1461o.s7 agents ........... .......... 156,a17.17 Internal revenue stamps .,. 1856 Checks and other cash items... I9,516.S6 Exchanges for clearing house. 36,329. P Notes of other National Banks. 16, 4l0.O0 Fractional paper currency, nick Lawful s anN Money ee Reserve in Bank. viz: ~ Specie ......... .....S1l.113Uu '''eA' ' -s2. .71s.oo Redemption fund with U. S.
 cuiations ...........'......... " Dr' ~ 5,ooo.oo Due from U. S. Treasurer, other
 than per cent. redemption
 fund p....ss.s ss...S.s....s. 0,UUU.UU
 Total ................ ........S1, ,e7S, s44.24
 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in .........S S00,0o0.e0 Surplus fund ................. 100000 Undivided profits, less expenses
 and taxes paid ............. 149, ,4SS.27
 ing ''.,..... ~ ............... 1o0,0000O Due to other National Banks. 49.3S379 De CTS :. .......... .'o . ............. s,sso 95 Due to approved reserve agents 11,7n.I Due to Trust Com panies andISavings.
 n1ii1i11oi 5anks i'''iso:i;s dsnosits 4o'oE',0' subject to check. 1, 119, ,469.96 Demand certificates
 of deposit ....... 15,2I1.U9 Certified checks 29,664. A Cashiers checks out -1, ,20o, ; ,66e. .52 state oeA of Connecticat; County of New Ha- I. Robert Foote. cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my Ano"'eu-' ' ROBERT FooTE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this A-'A N"' JAMES H. PARISH, Notary Public. Core ct-Attest:
 ROBERT A. BROWN. LYNDE HARRISON. W. T. FIELDS. Directors.
 SAgmoR1A. aes.sthe aIha Kind You Have AlWays 8Ougtt
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
Eft1anria1.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL NEW HAVEN BANK, at New Haven, tn the State of Connecticut, at the close of business, June 9th, 1905.
 RRcnTrpTrS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
THE EtheI Consolidated Mines

Owns 500 acres of heavily timbered mineral laud. miles of ore veins, over 4,C00 feet of wellequipPed tunnels, fine @ reduction mlI Fnneihg water poW&E W@T and and mining camp and is ai ready paying good dividends on Its preferred cumulative stock. For particulars apply to T. E. DAVIES, Agent. 211 Exchange Build ing, New Haven. Conn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
gtuamrfa1.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEW HAVEN, at New Haven. in the State of Connecticut, at the close of business, June 9th. 1903.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
The Union Trust Company

KEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED Dy tns snata of Connect,. cut with authority 10 act as Execut0r, Ad. paipistrator. Guardian, Receiver or Trustea under will or deed
 is a legal depository of money paid into Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corporation and individuals. and administers trusts of su kinds. Empowered to sct as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidence Of indebt. edness, manage sinking funds, and do Tn business such as is usually done by Irusi Companies.
 it also does | general Banking business. collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re. Seiyes deposits, The principal of each Trust is invested by itself and kept separate aud apart from the general assets of tho Com This Company Is by law regularly exam lned by the Bank Exaniiner of the Stats Of
 HENRY |. HOTcHKIss, President ME9MNE g. gRIST0EA TEessugeMs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13

hEFDhI Ot THE COADlIlDN UT HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW HAVEN, at New Haven. in the State of Connecticut, at the close of business, June 9th, 1903.
 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts -......-. .S1, S44, ,250.1 .15 cured .......... -. 15.6o tion ............ ........... 100000 Stocks. securities, etc. ........ 40,6O5.o0 Banking house, furniture. and nNtufeS ........-.. ...-..-.. 5VO,UUO.uo Other real estate owned. ....... 11.5O0.OO Due from National Banks mot reserve agentSl ............. 2S,I4T.1o Due from approved reserve agentS ............ .....-.... Zz9, 9,i51-S4 Checks and other cash itemS... 2,640.6I Exchanges for clearing house.. 24.25s. I6 Notes of other National Banks. SO.2l5.oO els and cents ................ GsS.44 Lawful Money Reserve In Bank, viz: specie ...... ........ .SS4.025
 SN' '''' A''N -114.2s5.9 .95 Redemption fund with [. S.
 culationJ ......... " ne' ~ ......,... 8,25o.OO Due from L. S. Treasurer. other fund ......... .............. 100000 Total ......... ............. .S2, ,28o, ,5es54 Capital stock paid in..........S 5O0,O00Oo Surplus fund ................. 2OO,O00OO and taxes paid .............. .79,546.77 National Bank notes Outstand- Ing ..........-. ......---.... 0o,ooU.nO Due to other National Banks. 10,929.S7 Due to State Banks and Bank CTS ............ .........:.. l,O59 o9 Due to owed reserve agents 9,4S4.31 Due to Trust Com
 panies and Savings
 Banks ...... ....$ g. 443.59 Individual deposits
 subject to check ]. .2T0, 25I36 Certified cheeks ... 24O30.1S Cashiers checks out
 -1.33O. 71s.44 I0tal .......... ........-.. .SZ, z3u, :ot State of Connecticut. County of New Ha- I, Fred. B. BunnellI, Cashier of the above-named bank. do SOlemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 FRED. B. BUNNELL. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of June. 1903. -
 r. ". CHATTERTON. Notary Public. Correct-Attest:
 THOMAS HOOKER. HENRY r. ENGLISH. JOSEPH PORTER.
 Directors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotation
 Following are the closing prices reported by Prince & Wh.teiy, bankers and brokerss b2 Broadway New York, aud 15 Centes street street, New Haven:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13

Total ........... .$1, ,7SS 5S0. .sl State of Connecticut. County of New Ha- ven. ss.: ,...- li, + 4 ss s. I, D. A. Alden, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. .s5s4s.s X *.4ss55
 D. A. ALDEN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day Of June, 1903.
 CYRUS W. JONES,
 Notary Public. Correct-Attest:
 J. ENGLISH, * za@sf
 H. c. WARREN. < g1s$ THoS. WALLACE. JR., ....z--z-e. Directors REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THH YALE NATIONAL BANK. at New Ha- ven, in the state of Connecticut. at the close of business, June 9th, 1903
 RESOTRCES g.<JfEe
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
GovernmenG Bo nhs
Cation.

Reported over private wire of J. L. Mclean ts Co.,, 25 Broad street, New York. New Haven office, $40 Chapel street, Hub!nger Building, Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
 Open. High. Low. Close.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13
tIoailI. Prizes.

The following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whltely, Bankers and Brokers. j2 Broadway. New York; I5 Center street, New Haven. Conn.,:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-13

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NEW HAVEN COUNTY NATL BANK, at New Haven, in the State of Connecti- cut, at the close of business, June 3, 1903:
 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts ,........ $962, ,0j7.SS cured ..................... 1,293.o2 ton ................... 2O0,o0O.Oo Stocks, securities, etc........... 102, 445.00 fixtures .....,....:........... 15,ooo.Oo reserve agents) ...........,.. so,s75.74 Bankers ..................... 2,os2.1s Due from approved reserve Checks and other cash items... 6,035.7s Exchanges for clearing house.. 10361. 14 Notes of other National Banks. 31,275.00 els. and cents ................ 4s5.0o Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, viz: Specie .S54 ls4.23 Aes"''eAOei i'''e' N' V, -5ssoa.2s Redemption fund with U. s.
 culation) ..................... 100000 Total .......,......,........s1,54s,1s1.14 ,54s, 14 Capital stock paid in: n:...:.....$ 100000 Surplus fund ......,....... 3o0,000.00 Undivided profits, less expenses .s... and taxes paid ...,..,....... 3s,403. 14 hina' ing .................,..s...,. A @ 1es,ooooo Due to other National Banks. 1,5S0. .S9' Due to approved reserve agents 3,203.37 Dividends unpaid ............. 15625 Due to Trust Com
 panies and Savings.
 Banks .............S 17,337,26 Individual deposits
 subject to check. ... 59S, ,425.34. Demand certificates
 of deposit. ......... 3,1I2.u Certified checks. ..... 36,2e5.7S Cashiers checks out
 standing ...........s TOO
 -65555. s57 4S State of Connecticut. County of New Ha- I. H. c. Redfeld. Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. H. G. REDFIELD. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of June. 1e0S $. FRED STRONG. Notary Public. ~ W. R. TYLER. F. s. PORTER. E. c. ST0DDARD. Directors
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07
NOT The
MEN WANTED.

The men whom 1T was supposed
were the ones who had robbed the
store of j. II. Alderman and were ap-
pretended at Palisades yesterday did
not prove to be the men wanted.
When Deputy Sheriff George Smith
reached Palisdaes the men had moved
on. They We're not placed under ar
rest as was annoucned yesterday.
When Mr.. Smith arrived and found
that they had moved on. he secured n
horse and rode to Cameo. where he
took to the track and walked cousder-
able distance. At last he caught up
with the men. two of them. one of
them having gone ahead and found
them being housed by the track walk
or of the Rio Grande
He examined them, but was disap-
pointed to find that they were not the
men wanted. He sent word to De-
Beque to secure the other man. which
was done bv the constable at that
place.
The four men We're bought to this
city and after the most severe exam
ination which convinced the peace
officers that they We're not the right
people. three of them were relesaed.
Deputy Smith found some of the
goods belonging to Mr.. Alderman but
not in possession of of these men.
All of the men had overcoats whom
he arrested they were CARVING them
at the time. but none of the overcoats
were those taken from the Ackreman
store.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07
Trouble in College.

There was a break up in the Grand
Junction Business college. on north
7th avenue this morning which pra-
tically disoragnized that school for
the time being. There has been frict-
ion among the corps of teachers for
some time past. This morning the
students or at least a goodly portion
of them picked no their books and
left the building.
Very recently new principal has
been installed in the service of the
college and it is asserted that things
have not gone ship-shape there since
he was inducted in office. Miss Gard.
who is the founder of the school could
not agree with the new principal IS
method and there was disputes and
diSagreements to such an extent that
this morning Miss Gard decided to
leave the institution. 1t is rumored
that Miss Gard Will open a new busi
ness college in this city next Mon
day.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

cretlv interest ID are hard to convince.
No one unfamiliar with the great
value. as an industrial institutio IL. to
any community of "a smelter can be-
gin to realize the benefits to be dnrlv-
ed therefrom The Sentinel believes
that when in operation it will direct
ly change the course of events III this
city. 1t believes that other enter
prises of an industrial nature will
quickly follow in its wake. so that no
one can mea sure matters. not how
acute his or their business acumen
may be. the amount OF good which
will come to us.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

If any man deserves to strike it
rich in oil exploration. for his un %
swerving belief in the final results to
be obtained in this country, as an oil
producing section. it is j. S. Swan.
of DeBeque. Mr.. Swan permits of
no questioning of his faith. This
faith within him is rock ribbed. un-
faltering. No contention, no OBJ
struction. has he permitted to block
his faith. For himself. if not for
hundreds of others who have invested
faith will be crowned with paying
discoveries. There has been nothing
done, even here at Grand Junction to
disprove the theory that an abund-
ance of oil exists beneath us. 1t is
true a well was sunk to considerable
depth. at a point of ill location. ac-
cording to the Judgment of many.
Dry holes have been sunk in countless
numbers at points in oil districts, yet
n wet hole has oftimes been discover
ed in streak half dozen yards
away. In our judgment this section
should not as yet be adjudged barren
of oil-producing strata.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07
II Biased Him.

Poker" growled the eminent finan-
cier, is the most contemplate game
ever invented"
Here we gather around him, hoping
to hear some pearls of wisdom, for
well we know that the truly great are
prone to guide us in the proper path
by pointing out the pitfalls which be-
set our unframed feet.
Its an atrocious camel" he con-
tinues. Il sat at that table for three
hours and never held better than a
pair of fves, and a common, low
browed person across from me, who
hasn't got q million dollars to his
name. held straights, flushes, fulls and
the whole gamut of possible hands.
It's a vile game! Besides, I lost q
good deal"
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

The next city council OF Grand
Junction will be confronted with a
problem, which it or another council
will have to solve at no distant day
better streets There is not street.
especially much travelled one. that
is not transformed into n mud mole
after IA two days rain. Travelling
over the south side of Main street
now, is like a wagon road over n
stretch of corduroy. 1t is lumpy
and slippery and unfit even tor heavy
traffic.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

If taxation must reach the limit
and be paid. let's get something for
our money. Let the city refuse to
spend a dollar on he streets next year
and double the appropriation the fol-
lowing year. With this sum several
squares could be macadamized or be-
ginning made for asphalt paved
streets. The less work. as it is done,
on the streets. the better they are.
Carting adobe upon them. 1t Will
generally be agreed. simply adds to
their ability to produce dust.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-07

Doubtless Mr.. Herbert. the retiring
manager of the Rio Grande took
great pains to call the attention OF the
new manager. Mr.. Edison. to the
shack used as Union depot. when
passing through h ,re "A few days ago.
If Mr.. Edison was as greatly impressed
a, was George Gould. we'll probably
retain the building for few wear
longer. Glenwood deserved new
depot, although not more than we do
and is getting it. The freight and
pa ssenger receipts of Glenwood Will
not average half what they DO here
But railways like nature do not al
ways distribute their gifts to the most
deserving.