The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

Cherries and Currants in bulk or
crate by telephoning red 1888
Mr. A. L. Gourley will return this
evening from a three day'c trip 10
Denver.
new roof is being placed on the
Thurlow building, in which is loeat-
ed the Sturtevant-Quist drug COM
pany and the White Mercantile com
pany.
Miss Henrietta Bromwell who has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs George J. d. Williams for the
past ten days left this morning on a
trip to towns down the narrow guage
country.
All hands at the Fruit growers
association are busy handling cher
ries now days. 1t is said that one
crate of apricots was handled by the
association at Fruita the other day.
This is the first appearance on the
market of the apricot and is some
time ahead of any in this locality
Miss Agnes Cosgroye, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs James II. Cosgroye is
home for the summer vacation from
st. Vincents School in Salt Lake City
where she has been a student for the
past several years. Miss Cosgrove
classes the present year and won
honors in several more. The many
friends of the young lady will be glad
to welcome her back again for the
summer.
Mr.. w. w. Haines, representing the
Sherman Williams Paint company
is in Grand Junction calling on the
trade. Mr.. Haines came to this city
from Canon City where he had the
honor of contracting to paint the
highest railroad bridge in the world
The bridge is the one which the Can
on City and Royal Gorge interurban
road VIII build spanning the Royal
Gorge at its highest point. While
in this city Mr.. Haines called on Sec
retary Aupperle of the Chamber of
Commerce for the purpose of learn
ing something about the proposed
road out of Grand Junction into the
southwest.
The announcement that the gov
ernment in connection with the ex-
tension of bitches and canals of the
Gunnison tunnel, will not buy water
rights, but Will buy bitches which
can be purchased cheaper than dup
licates can be constructed. is being
talked over by the farmers, says the
Montrose Enterprise. This leaves
the question of the old water rights
as 1t is, and means that a man who
now, with his present water right.
is able to raise a fair crop, will after
he gets Gunnison water, have two
separate water rights. OF course the
rights will most all
be for sale, and if releases can be
be removed to lands above
the tunnel water line. This will of
itself dispose of the rights to other
lands. The determination to build can
ais where the price for the old canals
IS too high is good business policy.
and simply means that the old can
ais will be put at just about the cost
)f new ones.
The announcement comes from
Leadville that Miss Bessie Jones. the
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T, NJ. Jones
formerly residents here and well
known to a large circle of friends. |
Will be united in marriage some time
next month to a Mr.. Louis Kitz. a
we'll known young man of that city. |
Miss Jones, is sister of Mr. H. b. |
tones of this city. connected with the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION. She grew into young
while living in this city
and for a number of years was a lead |
ar of the young peoples set of this
,ity The many friends of the young
lady will be glad to hear of her good |
fortune, especially as the word that |
brings the news states that her hus-
band is young man of fine bearing |
and well to do.