The daily sentinel., 1905-04-01


at rhe Park opera house April Z.
We make specially Of moving
heavy goods and have a wagon es-
pecially made for such work. Re
member our horses and livery rigs
give the best service Barton & Platt.
Barton & Platt. the liverymen.
give satisfaction always Their es-
tablishment is well equipped with
good horses and comfortable rigs.
Call for them when YOU need a rig
or have any moving to be done.
You want nothing but the best OF
bread. Then patronize the Progress.
The best in town is made there.
Fresh cakes. pies and other pastries
always on hand. A clean and com
plete line of staple and fancy grocer
les The Progress.
J. c. Glassford. agent of the Cont
mental oil Company, leaves Monday
morning on a business trip to Yer
nal, Utah. and other points in Ash
ley valley. VIII Graham will look
after the local oil business during
Mr.. Glassford's absence.
C. c. Price. the well known Rio
Grande engineer, is home from a Wis
it to California-Los Angeles. where
he has considerable property. Mr.
Price is always glad to get back to
The Grand valley. it matters not 10
what section of the country he goes
10 visit.
Robert B. Cassells, of the firm of
Heron and Cassells, and S. c. Desch
.Ir., of the Grand Valley store, were
last night elected members of the
Chamber of Commerce to fill vacan-
cies caused by the resignation of C.
ID. Smith and Samuel C. McMulIin.
These are both excellent selections,
both being young business men well
thought Of in this city.
John d. Reeder. manager of the
j. W. Hugus stores at Palisade and
DeBeque, was visitor to the city
yesterday. Mr. Reeder is an eX-sher-
in of Mesa county and he was hav-
ing some fun with the boys who are
candidates yesterday afternoon. in
depicting to them the agony of de
feat. He has some few pretty badly
scared as they view the contingency
Of defeat
There was lots of speculation as to
who was the lady who invested s4O2
in the big fake stock speculation.
which had its home in Philadelphia.
The item which stated that there had
been Grand Junction woman fleeced
TO this amount stated that no names
would be given. but her name was
found among the 10000 names of
correspondents in the card index sys-
TEN, which kept tally and trace of
the victims Of the company.
The young people of the Pear Park
Baptist church had very enjoyable
as well as profitable evening last
night, the occasion being the install
lation of officers in the c. e. Society.
A load of fifteen from the local Bap-
list church. and about an equal num-
Der from Palisade, were present. Al
ter an interesting program. the enter
tainment committee served refresh
ments. Those present from the To-
cal society report very pleasant
evening.
William G. Longshore, who attend
ed a pharmaceutical college in Chi
cago and has been working with sev-
eral drug companies there since, has
been offered and has accepted a po-
sition with the c. H. Arthur store.
Mr.. Longshore will arrive in this
city May l and will at once assume
the duties Of his new position. Mr..
Longshore was for several years con
nected in clerical capacity with
the Haskell drug store, and was al
ways considered most efficient and
popular clerk.
\ special to the Denver Times
from Silverton says: Manager Man
ion of the Brooklyn mine located in
the Red mountain section, who has
Just returned from winters so
journ in California. states that the
working force on that rich little pro-
ducer is TO be increased at once and
shipments of high-grade ore will be
resumed just as soon as the trail
from the mine is sufficiently clear Of
snow to admit of pack trains becom-
ing busy. Some new territory in
the Brooklyn has been opened up
during the winter months exposing
some very rich gold ore. and this is
expected to be banner season for
the mine Mr. Manion's home is in
Grand junction.
Denver News: The Spencer Seed
less Apple Company of Grand June
tion has about completed its organ
ization and promises to be one OF
the closest trusts in the world. Al
the outset Mr. Spencer had the com
plere control of the output of the
buds of the new apple, and IL is pro
posed that the company shall keep
control of them. None OF the buds
Will be sold to other companies un-
less the Grand junction company
has 81 per cent of the stock in the