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DeBeque Bugle. We wish to CON
graduate r P. Davie on the success
he has made of the Grand Junction
sugar refinery as its president We
are glad to know that through his
success in 1904 the plants capacity
VIII be doubled for the year 1905
Nothing succeeds like success. And
Davie is successor
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Telluride Journal. Grand Junction
sure does not lack for diversion
Tuesday evening they had pipe or
gan recital by Professor McCleIland
the noted organist of the Mormon
tabernacle at Salt Lake. Rose Mel
vile in Sis Hopkins and sIarle
Fountain in The Gamblers Wife.
beside seversf smaller attractions
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Plateau Voice. We congratulate
the county board on the wisdom OF
its choice OF county judge. Hon.
Walter 5. Sullivan has filled the posi-
tion for a good many years and his
court has gained prestige with every
year Of its service. He is widely
known as wise and absolutely i'm
partial judge. as a thinker and so
cioiogist considerably in advance of
his time, and as true gentleman
His appointment viii meet with gen
eral approval
Telluride Journal: Denver papers
say that the arrest Of c. A. Wood
mansee was at the instance of a
bonding company who went his sure
" as financial secretary Of the Eag-
les. and that they will prosecute the
case. He is charged with a short
age Of S1.200.
Salt Lake Herald The Idaho leg
islature, composed almost exclusive
iy Of republicans. on Thursday de
ed by a tremendous majority a bill
which proposed 70 limit the hours
of labor in mines and smelters TO
eight hours day. We do not regard
this action as creditable to the re-
publican party in Idaho. 1t has been
demonstrated time and again that
eight hours is plenty long enough
for any man to work in a mine or a
Humane considerations
would seem to dictate the passage
Of law along this line.
Glenwood Avalanche: Air. and
Mrs. a. P. Gessert. who have been
visiting in Grand Junction and at
New Castle with Mrs. August III
men. are thinking Of making Grand
Junction their home Mr.. Gessert.
who lately sold his meat market in
this place to Mr.. HUM of Aspen. is
thinking Of establishing business
in Grand Junction.
Telluride Journal: r. p. Davie
president Of the Davie Investment
Company of Colorado Springs and
president and manager Of the Grand
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the New Sheridan last night. en- route
south to Durango on a business er-
rand. Mr.. DaYie is just back from
Chicago where he placed orders for
which will double the ca
pacity OF the Grand Junction factory
Probably no institution OF its kind
has promoted more successful min
ing and Industrial enterprises. and I
brought more eastern capital into /
Colorado in the last few years than
has Mr.. Davies investment company. !
He is one OF those men who do things I
and do them right
Telluride Journal. Dave Dav OF I
the Durango Democrat is compiling |
an album OF san Juan pioneers trail |
blazers in the southwest. Judged |
by the advance notices. it will be
fine. well worth preser-
wing.
Palisade Tribune: We have heard
Il mentioned that the men who
worked up the canning factory prop
1sition at this place are making a
liee fat thing out of the deal No
doubt, but will someone show us
.wo home people who could work up
he proposition under the same plan
and for less money--without some
BODY bowling graft. etc. 1t takes
stranger to properly work the av-
rage citizen. Anyhow the canning
aetory is a good thing, and we need
t. and we've got it coming mp.
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Telluride Journal: r. p. Davie
md those associated with him are
considering the building OF
mother sugar factory on the Grand
liver. at or near Gleuwood We
hould not be surprised if Mr.. Da-