The daily sentinel., 1904-07-28

wanted-Girl for general house,
work. Mrs F. H.. Newton. Chipeta.
wanted-To rent for one month
six room house with bath-no clild
rem. Address this office.
The fire last night in the Crawford
addition was the cause of the gather
ing of crowd four times the size of
the fire.
Herman Hoesch will leave for Salt
Lake on Friday. to file the incorpora-
tions of the Flying Dutchman Consol-
idated Mining Co.
Howard 7. Lee of Denver will erect
terrace in the southern part of the
of the CITY. Plans and specifications
are ON file at this office.
Eleven carloads of lumber are on
the track in the yards of the Union
station, for use of the fair grounds.
There are several more carloads expec-
ted at once and as soon as they arrive
arrive work will begin on the build
ings.
Raymond W. Conde, OF Chicago
arrived in this city last night at mid
night. Mr.. Conde is the contracting
agent for the great Rock Island Sys-
tenn in Chicago and is spending part
of his two weeks vacation with the
family of E. P. Chester in this city
He has visited in this city before and
has many friends here. Mr. Conde
will make a very short stay his duty
calling him to be in Chicago Monday
morning.
West Flagg was in receipt, this after
noon, of two handsome new barber
chairs of the very latest improved
character. They are handsomely
gotten up, with view not only to
the comfort of the patron but as to
their beauty and general Utility.
They will add much to the beauty of
his barber shop and will add mater
tally to the comfort of his patrons.
A few years ago the firm of Gamer
on and Began and afterwards Began
Gaines and Co., sent tons of we'll
edited literature broadcast throughout
the eastern country. Other realty
firms have contri buted their share to-
ward the lhass of public literature.
Special editions have been printed
and circulated so that now when one
thinks of how much printed matter
has been disbursed throughout tho
country he can find cause for people
being of an inquirin9 turn of mind.
regarding the future of this inland
empire.
Percy A. Leonard, one of the old
time newspaper men of the state. was
an arrival in the city last night. Mr.
Leonard was the frat manager of the
old Star, when it was running tele-
graphic paper and was succeeded by
the writer. Mr.. Leonard is now con.
nected with the Daily Mining Jour
nal, of Denver, and is boosting their
special edition, which will be issued
next month. He was in consultation
with the officers of the Chamber of
Commerce this morning regarding
some advertising for the city of
Grand Junction. Mr.. Leonard is re-
menbered by many of the old timers
here.
Applications for state rights for the
right for the sale of the Spencer
Seedless apple tree, are coming in
right and left to Secretary Green OF
the company. The company is not
urging anyone to buy state rights and
are in fact holding off as much as
possible. but the applications still
continue to come. Few people know
that at Buffalo, New York. the Spen-
Ger Seedless Apple company has a large
nursery stock being grown ON special
ground. upon which the seedless
variety will be grated this fall.
There is also large nursery under
the company's control at Provo.
Utah, and another one will shortly be
established in the states of Idaho and
Washington, these states having been
sold.