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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-10
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wHEELER SAYS Irs LEGAL.

Attorney Samuel y. Wheeler who
drafted the mountain water ordin-
ance goes on record making the state
ment that everything connected with
the election is perfectly regular and
legal.
THE law has been complied with in
every particular. The whole pro-
cedure from the beginning up TO this
time is perfectly legal While under
the law no election is absolutely nee
cessary il was deemed advisable to
submit it to the vote of the people, -
'.In city of the second class the
council has the right to issue bonds
for the extension of their water works
without an election. The bonds will
be sold without reference to an cleo
ton, the bond buyers, i'm fact will not
recognize the election at all IL was
thought more advisable to hold an
election, but not necessary in the
least"
City Attorney Coles made the
statement last night in open meeting
that the election would be illegal and
now comes Attorney Wheeler and
says that everything is regular and
legal. Which is the more capable
Judge?
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31

w. w. Van Emon. of Grove City.
Pa, general manager of the Trum-
Dull Mining company, arrived in the
city few days ago and together with
two Colorado state mining inspectors
went up to THE Unaweep district to
take look at the Mckinley mine, in
which local parties are highly in
terested. They expressed themselves
as being highly pleased with the work
being done and the quality and guam
tity of ore in sight. A short time ago
water was encountered in the shaft
which delayed work and made II nee
cessary to put in steam machinery
which was purchased in Leadville last
Saturday by Mr.. Van Emon and w.
A. Matthews, the local manager, and
this will be shipped to Whitewater
Immediately and taken to the mine as
soon as teams can be secured. The
machinery consists of 10 horse
power complete hosting outfit and
will have sufficient power to operate
the mine at a depth of 900 feet.
IL has long been considered by many
that the Mckinley mine is one of the
best in the Unaweep, and, recent de-
velopments showing the ore to be
worth 500 per ton is very encourag-
ing to the company and the develop
ment work will be pushed rapidly
the stockholders expect the mine to
prove a good shipper and to. soon be
paying excellent dividends. w. T.
Dowery and j. NJ. Graham are inter
ested in the Mckinley mine and are
well pleased with the outlook Mr..
Van Emon will remain in the city
several days looking after business
matters and will then return to Grove
City
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and cross bones at its prov. All
around the boat are seen floating
down the river the bodies OF dead
animals of every variety, horses,
sheep, pigs and one or two human
bodies. A little further down the
river and on the opposite bank is
slaughter house draining into the
river and upon the ridge pole of the
roof is perehed a raven Over the
whole picture in large letters is
printed. "IF YOU DON'T WANT
THIS VOTE FOR THE BONDS" One
pominent business man who was at
tracted by the large crowd in front
of the picture stopped to look, in
and after he had surveyed the car
toon in silence for a minute or two
said to friend. well there is not
thing In that picture but the skele-
ton, that | myself have not seen come
floating down the river. | don't see
how any one can look at that pic
ture tomorrow and then walk up and
vote against the bonds for the noun
tain water system. We have had a
taste long enough of all that that
picture represents and l believe the
people of Grand Junction tomorrow
will take the first steps toward an aD-
solutely pure water supply by cast
/ ing their vote for the bonds. No, L
can't say that the picture is an ex-
aggeration at all" Even those OPP
posed to the issue of bonds for noun
tain water and who stopped to look
I in at the window turned away with
out a word to say but. in many cases,
with a different view of the water
question.
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LOGAN FOR KANsaH CREEK.

Attorney Straud NJ. Logan, one of
the leading attorneys of this city and
one of the oldest citizens, in point of
residence in the valley, a man in a
position to speak authoritiveIy on the
subject, i'm am interview with the Sen
tinei man this morning expressed him
self as being hearty in favor of noun
tain water and being of opinion that
hannah creek is the most practical
route:
speaking from an experience of
over 10 years l can truthfulIy say
that ! am thoroughly convcrsant with
all the conditions of the mountain
streams around Grand junction and
in my opinion Hannah creek is by far
the most feasible, practical and by
all odds the most attractive source Of
mountain water supply that we have.
l will say further that 1 don't believe
this city can bond itself for enough to
buy the Mesa creek water even IL il
were the best"
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WHAT THEY SAY
Short Interviews With Numer-
GUS Prominent Citizens as
to the Water Question.

why certainly I am in favor of
mountain water and Hannah creek
water too. We want 1t and want II
the worst kind. / shall certainly
vote for the issuance Of the bonds
E. II. Craven. Fair Store"
Il feel that we must have noun
tain water and have 1t soon. Yes l
believe Hannah creek the very best
source of supply 1t is up to the
citizenship. | hope the proposition
VIII earry.-A. l.. Gourley. The Gour-
ley Furniture company"
yes I am in favor of mountain
water. While it's a question that
should be carefully considered | hope
the proposition will win out. As to
Hannah Creek, l am of the opinion
that 1t is probably the most practic-
al source.-W. J. Meyer. Proprietor
in Fair Store"
II am for mountain water, first
last and all the time. | think the
citizens will make a big mistake if
they turn the proposition down to-
morrow. In my opinion if they wait
another two years it will cost the city
90 per cent more than it will at the
present time.
Il am also of the opinion thatKan-
nah creek is the most feasible source.
v. c. Talbert, Cashier Grand Val
.ey National Bank
1--WE want supply of mountain
water and must have IT to maintain
our present rate of growth and repu-
tation as health resort. In every
l,OOO men who are making their
homes with us I'll venture to say that
there are 500 who are deferred from
moving here on account of our water
| can't see anything the matter with
getting good supply from Hannah
Creek.-Dr. Thad Parker, County
Physician"
Undoubtedly mountain water is
the thing most needed to better
health conditions in Grand Junction
and Hannah creek having no lakes
at its head and an uninhabitable
water shed would be the most per-
feet water supply available.=Dr. II.
5. Henderson, City Physician
"The thing most needed for Grand
functions prosperity is mountain
water. Let's have it If possible and
nave 1t as soon as possible. From
the information that have gathered
Hannah Creek is the place to go for
it.-Walter S. Sullivan, Judge. OF
County Court -
while water is out of our line
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Let us show you our buggies Fred

Let us show you our buggies Fred
Mantey.
J. II. Lane has moved his tin shop
from 404 Colorado avenue TO 127
S. Fifth street
few pairs of ladies' brown and
tan oxfords at your own price at the
Colorado Shoe store.
All members of Women of Wood
craft are requested to meet at their
hall Thursday evening.
Charles Peterson, the colored man
who died last Friday at 139 Shipeta
was buried this afternoon from his
late residence.
The various leaders of the oppo-
sition against the mountain water
proposition have been busy on the
streets today attempting to win peo-
pie to their way of thinking.
Grand Junction Electric and Gas
| after August 1. 1906 our Office will
be located in the Marjorie Building
on Main street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets.
The Odd Fellows will meet tonight
in social session and expect to have a
jolly time feeding the Rebecahs ice
cream and cake. A short program
and business meeting will be held be-
fore the social.
Mrs. Glasco and Mrs. C. o. Gorard
of Savery, Kansas, the mother and
sister of N. A. Glasco the well known
real estate man of this city, will ar
rive in Grand Junction Thursday to
spend a couple of weeks with Mr..
Glasco.
Alderman w. T.. Platt and family
have returned home from their ex-
tended visit to Mr.. Platt's old home
at Murphy, North Carolina. and other
points in the south. Mrs. Platt's
sister, Miss Della Garrett, of Blue
Ridge. North Carolina, returned
home with them.
Mr.. F. A, Walker. the well known
train dispatcher at the depot will
leave tonight for vacation trip to
eastern cities. At Kansas City Mr..
Walker will be Joined by his wife
who has been spending the summer
at her old home in Texas and the two
VIII proceed to Chicago, New York
City and Atlantic City.
Bookcliff Camp of Woodmen of
the World at its regular weekly meet
ing in Its headquarters last evening
accepted an invitation to attend the
Logrolling of the Delta camp in that
city on the evening of the 31st and
special train will be provided for
the party. The Circle received a
similar invitation which they accept
ed.
Mr. j. C. Page, of Chicago. repre-
seniing the Armour Car lines has
! opened up an Office at the depot
where he will attend to the business
interests sof his company during the
rest of the season. Mr.. Page is en-.
gagged in the work of superintendine
the iceing of fruit cars passing
through here and being shipped away
i from here.
The Grand Junction Fruit Grower S
association have just engaged tive
expert fruit packers, Messrs Doty and
Barry of Loomis, California. who
have arrived in the city and will
spend the remainder of the season IN
working among the fruit growers oi
this section instructing them in the
manner of picking, grading and pack.
ing fruit. Both men are famous fol
their knowledge of handling pears
and they will give special atentios
to demonstrating the latest and mos
approved methods In this work
among the ptrons of the association
in this section during the remainder
of the season.
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Golf-What is it--What 1t is at
the Sturtevant-Qust Drug Co.
Golf has Just arrived at the Sturte-
vant-Quist Drug company store.
1t pays to buy the ElSocorro cigar.
Why because you get your moneys
worth.
Mems So patent leather shoes. new
stock for 1915 at the Colorado Shoe
store.
Look our stock over for fine bug
gies and harness new and old.-Frec
Mantey.
Buy John Kelly $3.50 patent kid
oxford for $500 at the Colorado
Shoe store.
Misses and chfldrens patent OK
lords at greatly reduced prices a
the Colorado Shoe store.
When in need of first class plumb
ing call on Lewis G. Sallee, 124 N
Fifth street. Phone 1851 Red.
Ladies $3.50 patent kid oxfords
will be put on sale at $500 August
1 at the Colorado Shoe Store.
Window awnings, tents, camp
stoves and complete outfits at a rea.
sonable price at Lowe and Coulter's
126 N. 5th street, Phone black 1853
The James A Banister shoes for
men are superior to all other high
grade shoes carried in all feathers
and on the latest and snappiest last
at the Colorado Shoe store.
Grand Junction Electric and Ga.
company office removed.-On and
after August /, 1906 our office will
be located in the Marjorie Building
on Main street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31
~O>-
ENGINEER MAKES STATEMENT

Upon my return from Palisade
find that the mountain water propo-
sition is the all absorbing topic and
many people have asked me as to
the relative merits of Hannah creek
md Mesa creek as source of supply
In the course of my work ! have
had the opportunity of seeing both
creeks at their low stages and 1t is
my candid opinion that the low water
flow in Hannah creek exceeds that
Of Mesa creek by considerable
quantity, at the point where the
water would have to be diverted.
Further the low water flow of Kan
nah creek at the headgate of No. 2
ditch is about cubic feet per sec
ond. 1t is well known that at the
headgate of the Junita ditch the flow
is considerably larger and much of
the water is lost in flowing over
what is known as the sinks"
The intake would be above the
headgate of Juanita ditch and
all the flow without loss would be
available. At Mesa creek when |
made survey for the Mesa Creek Rse-
ervoir and Canal company's reser-
voirs the most reliable data | could
get came from measurements over
the company's weir. These measure
ments were Ave cubic feet per sec
ond and | so reported to the gov
features of the controversy
do not desire to enter.
FRANK SCHWALBACH.
'Civil Engineer.
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ATTRACTED MUCH ATTENTION

An immense cartoon on the water
question drawn by Alfred Eggers,
and which appeared in the window of
the Rich Hutchinson Realty Company
drew crowds this morning and after
noon. The picture was done in
charcoal on large canvass about
three feet by five feet in size, on
which was represented the Gunnison
river. the present source of the drink
ing water of the city. A large skele-
ton representing death, and shroud-
ed in a black mantle is seen rowing
down the river in boat, with skull
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->O>--
AN INTERESTING DIALOGUE.
Boy-"say pa 2"

Boy-"Say pa?"
Pa-'What is it my boy?"
BoyZ'Did you see that big ware
house on Ninth street. by the rail
road with long platform and lots of
windows?"
Pa-"Guess l have missed that"
Boy-"What's 1t for pa?"
Pa-"That must be the NEW
FRUIT SHIPPERS warehouse"
Boy-'.Charlie and | were up there
and 1t was mighty cool and nice"
Pa-"That will be good place to
go with fruit
Boy-Can anyone ship from
there?"
Pa-"Yes everybody"
Boy-'Say pa, we will tell Uncle
Bill to take his fruit there"
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31
TO INVESTIGATE ALL SOURCES

1t is suggested today that after the
election the Chamber of Commerce
petition council to investigate all the
various creeks and springs propos-
ed as mountain water sources of sup
ply before taking final ac-
ton and make public report on each
stream or springs condition and let
the people see the conditions that pre-
vail at each, and then let council Sc
lect the best. This is just one of
the many suggestion heard on the
street today.
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REAL ESTATE

No. 1913 acres on Orchard Mesa,
10 acres in bearing fruit; good
house and improvements. Horses
and tools. $4,000.
No. 316.-15 acres 3-4 miles from
Clifton; fine peach land per acre
S175.00
No. 1870 acres three miles from
town, one acre orchard, ten acres
alfalfa, house, barn and other i'm
provements. viii trade for city
property.
No. 9O1.-160 acres two miles from
town, 80 acres under ditch; 130
acres high line land. s2,400.
No. 1870 acres OF raw land under
ditch to trade for city property.
N. 779.-A good business paying
s400 per month net to trade for
good orchard.
Fire insurance written and money
to loan at s per cent.
VAN-THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
III Main Stree.
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AN ALDERMAN TALKS.

Alderman w. E. Platt states that
he will recommend to council. if the
bonds carry, that all members of the
council, and all citizens Interested
enough to make the trip. go up to
Mesa creek and investigate that
source of mountain water and see
Just what the conditions are there
what the extent of the flow is, be-
fore the council finally settles upon
the source Mr.. Platt believes that
Hannah creek is the practical source
but says to satisfy all parties Mesa
creek should be Investigated.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31
FotoSrafcr Dean
Grand Junction, Colorado
Colorado

Old mother earth is having trou-
bles of her own and things are oc-
curing which cause excitement and
alarm. You will find II doesn't pay te
excite yourself. It plays havoc with
your physical condition. II you de-
sire jewelry that win prove useful
to you and at the same time please as
an ornament, you will find 1t to your
advantage to purchase here. Every
article of jewellery We offer you will
find will not make you feel out of
place anywhere you wear it. Such
condition of affairs tends to make
you feel somewhat awed when COM
ing in contact with other people. es-
pecially those wearing high class
jewelry. Remember that everything
we carry in stock is the jewelry line
of high grade and you don't have to
feel backward or ashamed of any
thing you wear II we supply 1t. We
have a fine collection of diamond
rings, opals. garnets and other prec-
lous stones as well as lockets. brooch
es. ear rings and other finneries.
PRIMROSE JEWELRY
and MUSIC Co.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31
90
Wanted.

An experienced fruit ranchman to
take charge of ten acres of peach
orchard at Palisade. Inquire at the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION at Grand Junction or Pail?
sade.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31

Grand Junction Electric and Gas
company office removed.-On and
after August 1. 1906 our office will
be located in the Marjorie Building
on Main street. between Fifth and
Sixth streets.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31

still We are heartily in sympathy. with
the mountain water proposition and
believe Hannah creek the most avail
able source of supply.=Ed Mckinney
Proprietor Board of Trade"
Mountain water is the one thing
we most need. / am of the opinion
that it is essential to our prosperity.
from all l can learn Hannah creek
is our best proposition.=J. Monroe
Stewart, Clerk of County Court
81 am an enthusiast for mountain
water and Hannah creek water.
know beyond a doubt that we ought
to have mountain water and honest
ly believe that Hannah creek is the
proper place to go for the supply VS..
B. Hutchinson. of the Rich-Hutchin-
son Realty Co"
From the best information that
| have | believe that the proposition
TO secure mountain water from Kan
nah creek to supply Grand junction
is feasible and the best that has been
presented to the people of this town
1t is certainly the most opportune
time for the establishment of tthe
mountain water system that We have
ever known.-D. T. Stone. Cashier
Union Trust and Banking Co."
Eyes indeed. | am most assuredly
for mountain water. and don't see
how any one who has the best inter-
ests of the city and the health of the
people in it at heart and want to
see 1t become eventually a city, can
be for anything else. II is ridiculous
to try to get along with such make
shift for good drinking water as we
now have. / believe the council is
headed in the right direction and we
shrould do all in our power to push
II along.-C. b. Rich, City Treas $
Am l for mountain water? Yes
most assuredly | am. | believe it will
be a big factor in building up our
city and promoting the welfare of our
people. / shall vote for the Issuance
of the bonds tomorrow in the firm
belief that mountain water is essen
tial to the growth and prosperity of
Grand Junction.-E. A. Atwood, Prop
The Colorado Abstract and Title
Co"
1T seems to me that good water is
very essential to the material well
fare of Grand Junction and that Kan
nah creek will furnish the best sup
ply;-s. B. sturtevant, of sturtevant-
/ Quist Drug company"
II want to go on record as being
for mountain water and for Hannah
| Creek as the source.-Henry r.
Rhone. Attorney"
/ II am for Hannah creek If the sup
ply is sufficient and il the water from
reservoirs, said to be full of wiggler:
is eliminated.-Judge VIM. A
Marsh"
We feel that we must have a sup
ply of mountain water and have con
| fidpncp in tha hnuesfv and INDIGNANT
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31

81 am for Hannah creek If the sup
ply is sufficient and il the water from
reservoirs, said to be full of wigglers
is eliminated.-Judge VIM. A.
Marsh"
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31

I'VE feel that we must have sup
ply of mountain water and have CON
fidence in the honesty and judgment
of the council We will vote for the
bond issue Magill & Jenkins. Real
Estate"
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31

WANTED-By man and wife small
furnished cottage or rooms for
light house keeping, references.
Address IS" care of Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1906-07-31

WANTED-First class waitress. Pal
Mer house, Green River. Utah.
Wages $50 per month. Wire or
write w. Edwin Tibble, Green
River.
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FOR SALE-A rooming house and
valuable land. Address Stella NJ.
Joyce. X. f. d. No. 2
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LOST-At Carnival Saturday a small
pocketbook. containing S10.50. Re
turn to this office and receive re-
ward.
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II want to go on record as being
for mountain water and for Hannah
Creek as the source.-Henry r.
Rhone, Attorney"
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WANrED-Local money on first
class real estate security. Box 242.
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WANTED Housegirl. Small family.
Apply 53S Teller or 333 Main.
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LoST-Book of the Grand Junction
Building and Loan association.
Name. r. IL. Towne. Leave here
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WANT COLUMN

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1T seems to me that good water is
very essential to the material well
fare of Grand Junction and that Kan
nah creek will furnish the best sup
ply.-S. B. Sturtevant. of Sturtevant-
Quist Drug company"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-20

Dave is a worker shure enough and
probably has done more for the asso-
citation than any half dozen members.
He well deserves the honor which has
again been thrust upon him. The
other officers elected were:
First vice president, Charles Eng
land, Logan Journal second vice
president, M. e. Kirkham, Lehi Ban
ner; third vice president, Bryant s.
Young, Inter-Mountain Republican,
Salt Lake; corresponding secretary,
p. p. Jensen, The Bikuben, Salt Lake;
recording secretary, Miss Mary An
derson, The Children's Friend, Salt
Lake; treasurer, l.. H. Gray, Mercur
Miner; historian, Andrew Jensen, The
Bikuben, Salt Lake; delegates to Ma
tional Editorial association, S. l.. Rad
don, Park City Record, and James p.
Jakeman, Salt Lake County Courant.
The Los Angeles, San Pedro and
Salt Lake Railway company very gen.
erously extended an invitation to the
association to visit Los Angeles next
summer as the guests of the COM
pany. The splendid courtesy was duly
appreciated and accepted.