The daily sentinel., 1906-06-08

Candies-all at 10 cents a pound
at the C. V. Store.
Mr. Edward II. Nutter and wife of
Telluride are visiting in Grand juno
ton.
Framed and unframed pictures at
one-half cost during week of June IL
to 18th inclusive at the G. V. Store.
Anyone desiring a first class job
of plumbing at the very lowest price
call on Lewis and Sallee, 124 N. 9Th
street.
Colonel Jepson of Grand Junction
left for vacation trip east, when he
will visit his old home in Anthon,
Iowa.
Mr.. George Hooker has sold his
ranch near this city and will move
next week to his old home in Allan
tic. Iowa.
A good top buggy and harness
Will be sold at the II. e. Grost sale
o. household goods Friday, June s
at two pm.
Mrs. L. ]. Krohn who has been
paying an extended visit to her home
at Memphis, Tennessee, is an arrival
home few ago.
Commissioner William Ditman re
turned to his home at Mesa last night
county commissioners for four days.
Miss Helen Newton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Newton, who has
been a student at Fort Collins, is
home from there for the summer va
cation.
w. l. Herman is preparing for the
erection of a fine residence on Bel
ford avenue, which when completed
viii be occupied by Jacob Baisch, who
recently moved to this city from Pali-
sade.
Mr.. A. Bergeron, the well known
piano tuner will keep your piano in
tune for one year at almost the price
of one tuning. Leave orders at Ban
nister's furniture store or at S33
Colorado avenue.
]. NJ. Graham will sell the furni-
ture and household goods of H. E.
Frost at 624 N. Fourth street, Fri
day afternoon, June Sth. This is
a fine lot of goods, better see posters
and attend the sale.
Mrs. f. II. Newton and daughter.
left this morning for an extended Wis
it east. Her first destination is to
be her old home at Wilmington, YER
mont. Later Mr.. Newton will go
east and return with her.
Fair tonight and Saturday, warmer
Saturday, Is the reading of the wea-
ther report sent out this morning, |
The maximum temperature yester-
day was 60 degrees and the minimum
temperature this morning was IL de
grees.
The business of some of the big
Insurance companies for the first
quarter in 1906 in Colorado has fall |
len off more than Is per cent. They |
are not laughing at the Colorado |
companies quite as loud as they did |
a year ago.
City Treasurer Rich says that last |
month was a banner month in the |
cancellation of city warrants. when |
all previous records were broken and |
n very high record was established. |
Over $4,000 worth of outstanding |
city warrants were cancelled last
month and 1t is thought that the pres |
ent month will also see much more of
in the form Of paper taken up.
Mrs. Wilhelmy and her daughter, |
Victoria will leave for Leadville to-
morrow evening At Leadville they
viii be Joined by Miss Elizabeth VIII !
helmy and the family will then pro- |
ceed to New York City where they
take the boat for their three months
trip to Europe this summer. Miss
Wilhelmy has been visiting her
father in Leadville for several weeks
The contract for a bridge across
the Grand River at Fruita costing
nearly $4,000 was made yesterday
through its attorney, John Fry with
the M. ]. Patterson contracting COM
pany of Denver and the bridge will
be completed within four months The
bridge will cost s14,776 when com
pleted. of which amount the county
of Mesa will pay $4,000. and the
balance will be paid by the city of
Fruita. The town of Fruita will
have perpetual right of way across
the bridge for its mountain water
lines.
Secretary Aupperle of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, was in receipt of
letter this morning from A. E. Guy
the Norwood banker who is largely
Interested in the construction of the
Colorado & Northwestern railroad,
asking that all statistics relating to
the resources of the country that is
to be traversed by the proposed road,
be sent him at once. In the letter
Mr.. Guy expresses the fullest CON
tidence in the building of the road
and states that he can place the bonds
himself for the new road, If there is
any hitch in the placing of the bonds.
Secretary Aupperle will forward all
possible information as soon as pos
sible.