The daily sentinel., 1904-03-08

David R. Crosby. register. of the
land offices at Montrose, is visitor to
the city.
For Sale Two lots on Grand he.
tween sth and 9th streets. See Geo.
A. ssCurr1e.
Prof S. NJ Boyer while here will
build house on his ranch property
near this city.
The construction work on the new
electric light CIRCUITS is being rapidly
pushed to completion
Quite a number of robins have made
their appearance and it really does
look as if spring was here to stay.
William B. Lesher is experimenting
tie concrete work at the building of
the new span of the De Beuue bridge
Wanted. Boy to work in store in
morning and evenings. Inquire at
The Thompson Jewelry and Music
Store.
Miss Hattie Schwalback of Appleton
VIE is an arr ival in the city, 10 visit
her sister. Mrs. Nichwitz of the Rev
ere House.
1t is said that George Gould has
very large ax with linn and that he
will use it ON the heads of some otfic
ials in Denver before he leaves there.
James Harris. the efficient janitor
ut fhn CfCrrrt hoe
from a very bad case os rheumatism
He is able to be about. although
limping considerably.
The board of county commissioners
canvassed che vote yesterday in the
elections held to create irrigation dis
trict ON Orchard Mesa and in Grand
Valley No , Irrigation District.
When George Gould was here Sun
day he went far enough toward the
new railway bridge to see the new
structure. He also made II minute ex-
animation of the shop and round
house here.
Delta people have promoted a pack
ing house. They have subscribed
500, 600 of a 5000 coo Capitalization.
the balance to be subscribed by out
side people. Evidently Delta is NOV
ing.
The Women of Woodcraft will give
their grand May Day bail as usual
this wear. 1t is one of the events to
which the ladies aud gentlemen of
Woodcraft look forward to with
great deal of pleasure.
Rem Hatch will arrive in the CITY
today with three four horse team loads
of ore from the Sinbad mines for the
Grand Junction Smelling company.
1t is to be hoped that there will be
continuance of such products being
brought to this city.
Sig Olsen. who had the little finger
of his right hand amputated. returned
from Denver Monday, where lie went
to make settlement with the company.
He states that 'he made most salts
factory settlement and will return to
work in few days.
No rental water is being sold from
the Grand Valley Irrigation company's
ditch this year for less than 81 10 cents
per inch Heretofore it always sold
or the assessment. which this year is
Sl.3S There must be corner i'll the
sale of rental water.
.Fred England. of Colorado Springs,
re presenting the Bollos interests in the
Grand Junction Land and Investment
company is in the city. Mr.. England
states that their company is going to
do some considerable cleaning up in
the Keith addition this summer, plant
ing trees. opening bitches etc.
Walter Walker, young newspaper
man from Kentucky. has purchased
half interest in the Herald. from Mr.
Frost the owner. MIR. Walker is
capable young man, raised in the
newspaper business and will be quite
an addition to the working force of
that paper.
The board of county commissioners
will place eight 2 candle power incan
descent lights on the Fifth street
bridge, leading to Orchard Mesa.
This is a good move and the county
commissioners should be credited with
first class move. They will also
place two new lights at opposite cor
ners of the new Jail yard.
The meeting of the Elks last night
was one of the largest held in long
time. There were present the follow
ing brother Elks as visitors: Brother
Adams, Telluride; Dickerson. Meek
er; Meacham. Durant, Indian Terri
tory; Holmes. Florence; Clary, Inde-